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Newspaper
Sydney Evening News
Location
Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 10, 1914
Page
2
A garbled notice outlines Mosman Sporting Needs and proposes forming a cricket and sports group. It mentions Mosman United Concert Club support and signals preparation to meet council over the Manor and Gmey areas to discuss cricket ground arrangements and broader sporting activities led by local figures.
A court hearing at Water Police Court found Jumee Masters guilty of a minor fraud involving marked slips and misleading a customer for a drink while on duty. The man, Walter alias Watson, employed at Liat bowel, testified to the incident. Watson received three shillings in penalties. other related cases included a widow fined for allowing crime nearby and a public procession disrupted by damaged fences due to a canal flood.
The court record details Edgar Jobe Goed Lane and Florens Ancien Lansdows amid a contested marriage. The petition alleges desertion and fault, noting the wife’s sudden intent to resume work and the husband’s alleged private affairs.
Passages urge careful friendship, citing an Eastern proverb about four friends and the danger of overtrust. The text reflects on memory, speech, and moral discipline, warning to keep aware of influences while valuing loyal companions.
A Melly Chronicle report notes changes in cardinals with 4 new created and foreign elements rising to 39. The piece highlights church moderates backing the liberal candidate and mentions influential ecclesiastics including archbishop figures in Calagua and Turin, reflecting tensions in papal succession.
A sensational bidding tale unfolds as Carlyle faces a costly offer for a famed painting reportedly by Millais. Papers recount alleged fakery and a high court push to pursue action against implicated parties at Strand.
An analysis argues that whist drives, used to raise funds, may tempt fraud and confusion. It questions the profits claimed and warns readers about deception and the risks to charitable recipients.
An inquest at the City Coroner's Court revealed details of a fatal crash at the corner of Yur aol Cresseour streets on June B. The driver, James Misgles, 7, faced questions about the events leading to the death. Witnesses described the car losing control and the vehicle collapsing. No death toll was officially recorded, and sergeants questioned the circumstances surrounding the incident.
The article outlines a heated federal political confrontation with mentions of the Opposition pressing for action, the Government stance on the Mulally Bill, and anticipated moves by the Prime Minister and Attorney General. It highlights fears of crisis if power shifts and notes calls for decisive action ahead of key votes.
In Sydney District Court, May Bing seeks nullity on desertion grounds, alleging her marriage to Jamie Ming began unhappy and ended with separation after a period of living apart. Evidence shows middle years of discord and a request for a divorce decree.
Fragmented OCR notes describe a debate on a state fruit nursery and socialist governance. A premier and figures like Mr Walier and Mir Allen discuss starting government grocer services, procurement practices, and price concerns. Authorities question viability and impact on private nurseries and tree supply.
A misprint laden report describes dirty and unsafe water in Parramatta. Officials like Alderman Browne and the mayor discuss extended measures and an emergency response to supply clean water to residents after over a month of poor supply and rising health concerns.
Fragmented OCR text describes a family tragedy with a father, daughter, and relatives in a cellar death scene. A coroner and jury consider the case while memories and dreams surface as investigators search for truth.
Fragmentary OCR text references varying customs decisions and parliamentary actions. It mentions chairs, a Mr Phd figure, and a disrupted scene with unclear names and events. The readable elements suggest legal or procedural deliberations without coherent specifics.
An unreadable OCR fragment mentions a young judge, defendants, and a public proceeding. It references a person named Jabn Le Blatierr, a former figure at Hanelerore, with garbled lines about appointments, trials, and sentences. The text is fragmentary and lacks coherent details.
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