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Newspaper
Sydney Evening News
Location
Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 13, 1910
Page
6
A fragmented OCR item notes that late cable news arrived today for Our Own Commerce. The readable fragment hints at a local business or civic update but lacks clear names, dates, or actions.
Sunday evening sessions at the international Thrift Conference in Edinburgh featured Mr. Joan Kidd describing Australian age pension schemes at home. Mr W Ierosrt Phillips from Adelaide discussed expansion of music halls in Australia and the challenge of collecting rents for taxed dwellings used by workers after meetings. Mr David Mitchell of Sydney offered an address on the foundation of the Baviea noket in New South Wales.
London reports the New York Produce Exchange blames New York Central and other railways for high rates from Buffalo to New York. The charges are diverting business to Montreal.
In London an early evening report describes a Tevet crossing accident at Haverstraw New York where a train struck a funeral coach, killing five people. Authorities said a funeral party was aboard the coach and all victims were identified by name and origin.
London Evening reports a railway sabotage on the Constantinople line. Bolts were removed from a Lille Burgis bridge causing the Oriental Railway Express to plunge into water. One passenger killed and several injured. The attack targets Mahmud Behuvet Fagha who leads the revolt against Abe Vhaniane. Ai Wag Intend s to return to Constantinople by train but changed plan and traveled by water.
The Times reports in London that Ramsay MacDonald observes the appointment of Sir Charles Hardinge as Viceroy of India. Officials welcome the choice of a seasoned diplomat, praising a government stance free of partisan influence.
London Sunday evening report notes Mr A, leader of the Opposition, won the parliamentary golf handicaps in a 107-entry event.
A fire at Rosyth harbor works on Sunday evening destroyed the electrical power station. Estimated damage runs to £26,000. Rosyth sits on the Firth of Forth in Scotland and is a pew oval tase on the waterway.
Canada reports wheat acreage reaching 82.295 million acres, up from the previous year, with promising conditions across the northern provinces. Analysts note strong crops and favorable weather boosting yields in the Canadian Northwest.
Sunday evening speech by Landon criticizes the proposed conference between Minta and Opposition leaders to settle the veto question. Labor members Snowden and Bachonald condemn the plan while Ramsay Macdonald defends right of the Iron Denshes to settle the matter, amid benches on the issue.
A clipped ad notes winter suits and tailored garments offered by Magon's Merchant Tailor at 123 Kings1. It promotes measuring for a winter build and lists prices in old currency. The ad emphasizes ready fits and local tailoring services.
Dr Came Wil Kynnow formerly of Sydmex re establishing Tubercaline Dispensary in Lambeth for consumption treatment. The Australian experience shows six months’ treatment costs £1, making it affordable for the poor. Rev Cyril Maude endorses the doctor citing success with Brother in Australia and promises a benefi matinee at The Playhouse, Charming Cross, with Sir Bartle Freve supporting the scheme.
London reports on the murder of Mrs. Crittenden Castles, an American actress, whose body was found in a lake in Italy. Her recent divorce and remarriage are noted, with husband Chapman Porter under police scrutiny for possible involvement. Signs point to a brutal struggle and possible connection to the recent discovery of Stella Reid’s body in the Bay.
In England Sunday county cricket results show Leicestershire defeating Kent at Leicester while Essex beat Yorkshire by 10 runs at Leyton. Kent won the county championship last season with Yorkshire third and Leicestershire noted as Autetouth. Essex stood fourteenth.
London dispatch reports five days of Maya Indian rising in Yucatan, Mexico, have been subdued. Authorities say operations ended as forces restored order and quiet returned to the region.
Daniel Flanagan, 68, schooling-gallery proprietor, died by his own action at his Rome in Re Fervoie-aizret, Surry Hill, at noon. A well known Belmore Markets figure had suffered palsy for years and had been bedbound for three weeks. He told his wife on Tuesday he wished she would not the gun. A gun was found near him on the Boor Road with a strap attached to the trigger.
Lodged patent applications list improvements across machinery and engineering. One entry notes a quick setting tumbler for dredging machines, another an improved deep water dressing, plus a steam turbine engine and a reversible turbine design. Additional filings cover combining ceramic materials, tree sheltering devices, and architectural improvements in lead calmenuma manufacture.
A North Sydney community letter attacks the North Shore Gas Company over a new 4 page contract. It alleges covert powers to enter homes, force licensed plumbers, and shut off gas within 24 hours without notice, urging action against the monopoly. A separate caller appeals for justice for Captain Mearburn, arguing unequal treatment of mariners and demanding reform.
A fragmentary letter from a railway employee criticizes industrial court awards and May Commissioners. It contrasts private and public sector labor, detailing roles from bridge carpenters to laborers, and notes alleged biases, apprenticeship concerns, and supervision issues in railway maintenance and contracts.
A garbled maritime notice details barques, steamships, and mail steamers bound for or from Sydney, Melbourne, Adelaide, and international ports. It lists arrivals, departures, and voyages to Fremantle, Colombo, Bremen, London, Manila, and other destinations, with various ship names and routes amid weather and harbor references.
A garbled OCR shipping page details numerous vessels, captains, tonnages, and routes from Newcastle and other ports. It lists ship names like Omar Compery and Richmomt River lines, with captains such as Captain WK and Captain Andersom, plus destinations including Newcastlis and Australia. The fragmentary data mention company names, tonnage figures, and departure notes, preserving a maritime records vibe.
Narabbs reports the government intends a valley railway through Pilliga scrub to Coonamble. The mayor supports a petition urging expedition. Prime Minister’s share is set at £4000 and other ministers at £8000 each. details from the margins of the policy discussion.
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