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Newspaper
Sydney Evening News
Location
Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 13, 1925
Page
1
Coroner's comments slow the investigation into the state child death at Auburn Hospital last year. The matron and committee quit amid calls to reopen the inquiry.
fragmentary OCR notes discuss a Natal tour by the Prince of Wales and reference public interest, crowds, and cultural events. Mentions cities, venues, and possible dates but lacks clear events or outcomes.
A flare up in Hankow left Japanese shops wrecked and shopkeepers attacked while authorities requested naval detachments to secure the concession border. International forces cooperated with Chinese troops and restored order within hours.
Fragmentary notice warns buyers to beware of questionable ties and large columns in products sold as Bementhel SUSUEES and other Jojubes. The garbled text suggests caution over authenticity and quality.
A damaged report describes a Vice Regal car incident in Canada at the corner of Bourke and Liverpool streets. Captain Mulholland’s vehicle struck two men, with injuries treated by medical staff and officials including Captain Lawrence and Mr Lethbrides noted among those involved.
Ambiguous telegraph style report notes troops in readiness amid a volatile scene. References to units, places, and likely wartime movements appear garbled but indicate ongoing strategic preparations and possible troop dispositions.
Fragmentary record shows a threatened murder toward a seaman with a captain cleared of charges. The garbled text indicates investigations involve multiple parties and locations, with unclear names and outcomes, reflecting a police or court process in progress.
The Horrocks Millions dispute centers on plans for a settlement with Ed Mitts and others. Harreche says the case seeks funds amid claims of misdeeds and injury risk, with parties debating responsibilities and payments to claimants.
World tour remarks mention Germany and Canada trading lines over finance and stability. The dialogue suggests France and England as allies or influences, with reference to troop movements and shifting attitudes toward war economics.
Fragmented notes reflect a wartime speech and public reaction covering Germany’s postwar recovery prospects, commercial war effects, and calls for European peace. The text mentions America Britain and France, trade issues, and looming political debates during the war era.
Ottawa report says Sir William Petersen, famed shipping magnate and director of the London American Maritime Trading Company, died at Ottawa after a period of illness. He was known for his leadership in Atlantic shipping ventures and was a prominent figure in the industry.
Fragmentary text shows Randwick last race result noted on page five with names and abbreviations. Likely a racing brief referencing New Zealand and LeoN with partial odds or placements.
A London meet details titled Big Ten tennis entries with a select group advancing to finals. Names listed include Keewit, Tareiey, Mordor Taree, Lehr, Bowe, Keats, and several others among the competing athletes and officials.
The article outlines U S concerns and possible positions on a global pact involving China and Europe. It notes American hesitation to commit and highlights France Britain and Germany positions, reporting on diplomatic maneuvers and the evolving balance of power among major nations.
In the Commons a large majority backed imperial preferences over free trade. The debate saw Labour support and opposition to amendments as ministers pressed to extend preferential duties within the empire, with debates on tobacco and cheaper goods marking the showdown.
Reported vestry evening in London, Sir John Burnt, Governor-General designate of Australia, will present Lord Smacharen tonight and Smacharen will take his seat in the House of Lords on Wednesday.
English county cricket final saw Maurice Tate claim seven Hampshire wickets for 4 runs. Sumnex dismissed Hampattere for 104 as Gillicen's side dominated the bowling.
A court report notes a dangerous man despite being crippled. He was fined for drunkenness and disorderly conduct, with further penalties listed for related damages. The fragmentary text provides limited names or places but indicates a local judiciary proceeding with small monetary fines.
Fragmentary report notes a missing woman from the Clawarre district between Stanwell Mark and Bulli. Search teams are to focus on a dark complexioned individual described as wearing a dark outfit near a complex area as the inquiry continues.
The Orient agency in New York gears a European Mediterranean cruise for a party led by Pillay Ewaetig. The group seeks to navigate political friction as powers guard sea routes and Chinese authorities tighten control. A September departure is anticipated, with plans to stop at Canton Tree and Armharender before heading toward Mediterranean ports.
Fragmentary report shows a defendant described as under the influence during driving a car. Police and a sergeant referenced mood and reception, with unclear formation of actions at Central Court.
Burglars forced entry at F G Kerr and Co Ltd on Primoot and Bridge road, opening the metal shop with tools during the night. Damages noted but no injuries reported as investigators survey the scene.
In Moscow a series of protests condemned foreign police actions in Shanghai. Sympathy resolutions backed China's national movement, and Chinese revolutionary students received solidarity. A telegram reported 9,009 roubles sent to Beijing to aid strikers and families of riot victims.
Ottawa Friday Evening reports Prime Minister Ma. Lenaie King replying in the Commons that Lord Eyre, Governor General of Canada, was unable to consider further term as Governor General amid ongoing deliberations.
The Australian press reports that at Lee ALG’s request Hubert Ashton, famed Cambridge cricketer, will return abroad to captain England in the Tests against Australia. The article notes Ashton’s renomination and imminent departure.
An old style advertisement invites readers to enjoy tea in the Tudor Room at Anthony Horderns with quirky wording and a playful tone. The fragment hints at a promotional page likely from a historical catalog or store notice.
The advertisement touts Hordernia sewing machines with reduced prices and savings for buyers. It highlights a model described as wrap head style with center drawers, raised and lowered by hand, ball-bearing wheels, dream-guard, and a sturdy base. Woodwork is polished in quartersawn wood. Frice £15? and on first floor. Also mentions watch repairs and other line items.
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