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Newspaper
Sydney Evening News
Location
Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 11, 1910
Page
14
London morning report states Russian actor arrested at Como on suspicion of involvement in the death of American dramatic actress Miss Crittenden Cuetle. A boat or car carrying her body was found in the lake, believed in a stunned condition when placed aboard, with death attributed to injuries and violent shock.
London dispatch reports a gallery collapse at Consolidation Mine in Gotsun Arches Prussia injuring several workers. About 400 men were on site when two miners went missing as rescue teams scramble to locate them.
London dispatch reports cloakworkers in New York authorized a strike this morning, aiming to curb conditions and push for better wages. The action follows ongoing labor tensions and signals possible disruption across garment districts.
London Saturday reports Belgium grants an interim tariff similar to France for most products, while the Netherlands extends the same treatment via a Canada-France treaty. Benfits apply to items like timber, furniture, wool, paper, boats, tools, sewing machines, and certain beverages and textiles. specifics include media tariffs on canned goods and wines.
In Newcastle and the Matland district miners plan to draw pay next Friday amid unsettled trade. Small collieries fared poorly while a few pits operated close to full time, signaling tentative revival yet underlying industrial unrest as workers consider reallocation of labour between pits and shifts.
At the Sy4pey railway sunbion safe in Meuse the Robert Totinean company sold Early Rose potatoes grown in the Croakwell District. The potatoes were bought by several buyers from the safe employees amid concerns the tubers may be a fear commodity for some time.
Federal Government tender results from Melbourne include multiple contracts and suppliers. Key entries show Sunlop postcard paper at £311 and Victoria Barracks repairs at £219 with firms like Federal Glass Company and Lawrence and Wanop among others receiving payments in the hundreds to thousands of pounds across telephony, electrical, and hardware work.
Melbourne notes a shift as restrictions on letters and mail handling appear to ease. Officials reference changes and ongoing adjustments in postal operations amid local talks and public expectations.
Fragmented text hints at a professor and specialty fields at multiple universities, including Royal University School and Halle, amid mentions of patronage, medical cures, and invented sleeping systems like wire mattresses and couches. The article references influenza remedies and widespread sales of the items.
Fragmentary OCR reveals a heated discussion on railway plans, land ownership, and parliamentary promises. References to Mr Lee, Mr Law, and a deputation discuss compensation, promises to the Mises Degarommot ar and to the Alterte and Ba enn Conger Piste. Mentions of open rail access, landowner fears, and the public inconvenience of communications. Includes a brief census note and an ad for a pain remedy.
An advertisement lists remedies for indigestion and bilious headaches. It promotes LANGELERS PEIS 3 BRTRACK and EANGEBRICS PRPSIN EXTRACT with endorsements from medical journals and chemists. Names of contributors and suppliers appear, including Upsala, RB Lebmann, and 208 George Street.
Dr Foutts who is leaving Camden was addressed at the Loyal Orders meeting held June in the Hall of Forecasters. The assembly included Sona and Daughters of Treperanos and other lodge members with Mayor present. Mr Dewst presented a beer account and two binoculars on behalf of the Galt Clap, noting pipes and pastry were part of the case.
A compressed note lists Yorkshire Relish as sole agent for Agrnia and cites P W Perkins and Co at Macquarie Pises Sidnez in a brief trade item.
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