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Newspaper
Sydney Evening News
Location
Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 11, 1913
Page
9
A portion of the AP story appears in final edition previews as editors note that key sections will be pulld earlier and formatted for broader page placement. The brief mentions page 1 and forthcoming distribution details for readers seeking the full AKers EW report.
A garbled report describes a night of violence linked to a commemorative event for a famed Portagine poet. Amid chaotic scenes a mother and child were injured and others harmed as crowds surged and a vehicle struck. Police claim multiple witnesses aided the investigation.
Fragment text describes a dramatic incident at a local gathering. Names and places are garbled, but references to a defendant, court terms, and a verdict surface amid ruined OCR. The excerpt hints at an arrest or charge and a related hearing in a town or district court.
Fragmentary OCR reads like a derelict page with scattered names and phrases. The garbled lines mention Atlant is, White Beer, Triande, and various unreadable terms, yielding no clear event or date. The piece resembles a scrambled historical note with no coherent narrative or identifiable entities.
The distorted OCR narrative notes a defendant facing murder charges in a local court. Details are unclear due to garbled text, but references to a bail amount, a bail hearing, and a named location suggest formal proceedings underway. Further readable elements include mentions of a prosecutor and courtroom activity.
A garbled late news digest references Bel y Hie Lame, Moe Carep, Paddington, and Alderman Nog amid public meetings and local elections. It mentions court activity at Draw engarela, Water and Rimked, and multiple named districts with trials or hearings in progress.
The trial centers on Frederica Syme, Fernand Corded, and Mary Wy. Witnesses recount a complex domestic dispute ending in fatal stabbing. Jury convicts on manslaughter after deliberation. defense cites provocation and abusive marriage.
A garbled OCR account depicts a disturbance as a constable is allegedly offended by a claimant named Emilee Beatrice at a court in Bevin. The scene includes a police constable confronting a crowd, with references to a malfunctioning automaton and a dramatic confrontation near a courtroom gallery.
A fragmented report notes a hotel shooting with injuries to a driver and a passenger. Police identified suspects by fingerprint matches and connected the case to court records, hinting at a broader investigation involving specified individuals and a protest context.
An English language note discusses whether M Gowan can stay in power and the cabinet's future. It references the Premier and questions about ministerial leadership, with a focus on the political maneuvering around Rex Mowen and related figures. The fragment mentions parliamentary procedures and possible reshuffles.
The pilot steamer Captain Cos left Watcom's Bay this morning near Conger to pursue the Coast Nettee-maated vest and transfer, but as it neared the Mead eo ieeeled the wearers were not where returned.
OCR snippets show scattered names and phrases like FEDERAL ELECTIONS and various place names such as RICHMOND and WENTWORTH. The text lists candidate surnames and possible party hints but lacks coherent structure or complete facts, yielding a fragmented, non-narrative snapshot of electoral references.
Fragmented OCR note reports a referendum event in New South Wales with names Trae and Coane referenced in a local voting context. Details are unclear but indicate political action or public decision making in the region.
The text records a late nineteenth century parliamentary discussion on postponing bridge works and public projects. It mentions the Premier and key figures debating funding, responsibilities, and duties to advance or delay Circular Quay improvements and related infrastructure. The debate covers budgets, labor, and political accountability.
Fragmentary OCR reads like a garbled report mentioning Balkan Gauldrons and Helpmate. It hints at a nemepape ty and decdaryd set 1 im general, with scattered names and terms such as ALUN IBA and Temaday eeGime Tor Bulgerioue.
Fragmentary notice reports a postponement of a coursing event amid confusion. Sparse readable text mentions a planned Saturday session and a postponement due to unspecified reasons. Details on location, participants, or new dates are unreadable in the fragment.
The Bondi storm case returns in a new action for compensation. The report notes negligence claims, damages claimed for property loss and injuries, and referenced parties including defendants and moving plaintiffs in a civil suit context.
Riveting chaos grips Richmond and Weileenhay Maine condition as Hawkesbury River rises rapidly. Roads become impassable and trade halts as residents brace for possible repeat floods. Local authorities urge caution while awaiting further river status updates.
A juror failed to appear at Police Court on the scheduled morning session. The defendant referenced a madman and a figure in Crown Street, with a reminder of a 6.00 am time. A fine was imposed in Wellington, as the notice details unclear.
A garbled OCR fragment describes a Melbourne scene involving a jockey and a bookmaker and an unclear remark. The readable bits mention a court or legal context and potential statements from a person, but the text is heavily distorted and contains no verifiable names, dates, or outcomes.
A fragmentary report describes a legal matter involving a defendant and a constable concerning a pea rifle. Details are unclear due to OCR errors but indicate prior warnings and demands linked to the incident.
Fragmentary OCR summary reports a five year gaol sentence for three named men tied to a robbery or jewellery case. Names appear garbled, but references to revolving dod and shares suggest a financial or property crime. No clear dates or locations are readable.
A series of burglaries occurred Wednesday night entering through back windows and breaking into homes in the Maitland countryside. Victims report missing money and household goods with value estimated around the previous night total. Police are investigating leads as residents remain unsettled by the incidents.
Athletics brief notes a shin injury delaying Newt Boom and impacting team plans at Reon Ray and Baturggy Seer. The steamer Hagtings is mentioned in relation to travel and preparation, with the outcome pending medical updates.
An incoherent OCR fragment outlines plans for a new hotel with references to sponsors, locations, and dates. The notes mention bonds, permits, and land details in a period newspaper tone, but many sections are garbled, leaving uncertainty about exact names, dates, or outcomes.
Fragmentary notes show Tuesday training with mentions of players and fatigue. The text references a coach, possible lineup changes, and conditioning in a hurried session. Year, team, location, and decisive outcomes are not clearly stated due to missing data.
Fragmented readable text references a scene near a window and lane, with unclear dialogue and multiple garbled phrases. The stream includes partial names and terms, but no coherent events or outcomes. The source shows damage or misreadings obscuring key details.
A garbled reminiscence discusses attendance at a Waverley meeting on a Tuesday. It questions purpose and notes possible plans or grants, with unclear names and dates, requesting clarification on attendees and agenda.
A charge of false pretences is filed against Willem Amid of Linkiethum accused of obtaining stock by deceit. The incident occurred on May 8 when the accused and others allegedly persuaded a seller at Parramatta to part with property, which was then cashed at Bert Wales in Parramatta. Devon appeared for trial.
The fragmentary report notes a robbery at Redfern with £160 missing. Details are unclear due to OCR issues but indicate police activity and a possible suspect description. The item references Malew and local locations but provides limited verifiable facts beyond the crime occurrence and value.
Fragmentary text notes an official action involving valueless cheques and related personnel, with garbled names and dates. The readable portions reference a proceeding, a place or seat, and potential party or group labels, but concrete facts remain unclear.
Fragmented lines describe events from a 810 meet featuring various teams and players. Mentions of venues and matches hint at performances and standings, though many names and details are garbled. Readable bits suggest moves toward competition or scoring but lack complete facts for precise outcomes.
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