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Newspaper
Sydney Evening News
Location
Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 12, 1901
Page
7
In a dim Paris salon, Crevy convenes a secret court to judge Roled effe and his fellow conspirators. The prisoners face a grim verdict as Crevy reveals a gunpowder trap and names the betrayer, pledging harsh punishment for the traitor. The room brims with tension as the accused await fate.
An account describes a chaotic pursuit through the streets near Hotel den Lavalides where a line of men fled a crowd. A single figure, previously seen with Crery and Bolmlemrs, moves toward the Houlevant d'Eo fre as fear and confusion mount.
In Belle Vue S ard Woollahra residents report cows wandering through gardens, prompting Alderman Teely to demand action. The council weighs legality and ownership while the inspector notes impounded costs, and Alderman Tovee claims the move may deter future incidents.
A letter to the editor urges the Commonwealth Parliament to adopt Mr Peacock's stance and grant Mr Drake authority to align interstate railway services with mail delivery. It cites delays between Melbourne Bendigo and Ballarat due to slow trains, calls for earlier Sydney express arrival, and argues for federal power to adjust timetables to improve mail carriage. In Pymble a Church of England meeting plans fundraising for a church hall and services with Miss Ruth Conway offering organ support.
Reports from Wyalong detail advances at Perseverance and Junction mines with new drives, depth gains, and promising ore, while noting water, ventilation, and machinery challenges. Other notes cover Corowa Deep Leads progress, Temora gold finds, and cautious optimism for richer yields if capital and ore processing continue.
Leichhardt Council’s request to build a concrete arch bridge over White's Creek at Piper Street was refused as the existing bridge is deemed adequate for some time. At Central Police Court James Murray, 27, ba tmaker, was fined £3 for stealing from Robert Gamble and £1 10s for a separate theft from R Ryan. James Ennis, 2, a seaman, faced a six week term or fine for disorder on board a ship.
The Land Appeal Court panel, including the President and Commissioner, reviewed multiple appeals on pastoral occupation licenses in Central Division. Decisions sustained or dismissed various bids, with rents set, deposits refunded, and specific properties listed by number and holding.
The document records the first annual session of the AWA concluding Tuesday with proposed amendments to rules. It details funds for sick and general funeral accounts, quarterly remittances, and limits. A resolution to push medical practice reform for state candidates is noted, alongside committee appointments and yearlong leadership roles.
At Monday night’s meeting Alderman Wolubrook presented a motion to cut the number of local government council members, arguing it would streamline parliament. Mayor and peers questioned the timing and potential loss of wisdom, noting risks to representation and electoral balance in the capital.
The report details a rabbit infestation affecting farms and urban areas, sparking debate among authorities. Ministerial actions and a proposed livestock program draw criticism as discussions center on eradicating rabbits and protecting crops and property. The piece notes government responses, affected communities, and a figure on pairs of blankets for a local ladies’ society, reflecting broader tensions over land and pest control.
A fragmented notice promotes a veterinary book likely on poultry care. It lists ailments such as canker and mange and mentions a Dr. Conti. The rough OCR text contains errors but signals educational material about diseases and treatments for poultry birds.
A garbled text fragment laments cultural decay and hidden dangers within a community. It mentions secrecy around bottles, family pressures, and a broad critique of social and moral decay, referencing names and places in a weathered, unclear OCR passage. The extract centers on warning, fear, and moral concern rather than a clear event.
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