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Newspaper
Sydney Evening News
Location
Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 14, 1905
Page
4
Fragmented notice headings record births marriages and deaths with many garbled lines and misprints. Readable fragments mention memoriam notes and personal obituaries but details are unclear and incomplete.
A distorted, clipped report critiques Australian commercial supervision and import practices. It cites delays, defective goods, and poor packaging from Australian shipments to Japan, with reference to grain quality and loss of Japanese trade to Todio and the United States. It notes ministers and agents commenting on punctuality, carelessness, and rival nations as chiefs in commerce.
The text discusses the Darrin Company and rivals in the Philippines, praising energetic competition and urging bold action to win trade, while lamenting losses to foreign rivals. It highlights export guidance, imperial policy, and the belief that superior organisation will secure global market share against other nations.
A cynical view of the opposition and parliamentary antics is offered. The writer mocks leaders including Mr M Gowan and Mr Crick, arguing the planned censure motion will fail and Parliament will show little productive work. The piece laments sound political engagement while highlighting loyalties within parties.
A disputed public gathering aimed at countering socialist influence devolved into a tense scene as Mr Reid faced anti-Socialist opposition. The occasion highlighted strategy and provocation, with the crowd and officials exchanging sharp rhetoric and warnings amid fears of violence.
Reports from MP Raid and other meetings depict the socialist cause as weak, with the resolution he backed carried but the treatment he faced likely increasing support rather than weakening him. Observers note additional gatherings elsewhere illustrate limited sway of socialist movements and highlight how strength in one area could influence remuneration perceptions.
A fragment recalls tension within the High Court with reports of exhausted judges, last minute improvisations, and a borrowed policeman acting as doorkeeper. The piece hints at possible resignations by the entire bench if conditions persist.
Proceedings of the Lands Commission detailing discussions on lease boundaries survey fees and enforcement. Includes Mr Davies addressing survey costs and boundary definitions, and remarks from Mr Crick and Mr Webster on petitions and improvernments.
A historical note extols Throgmorton Gold Crest Scotch Whisky praised for stability and excellence. It highlights its appeal to convalescents and drinkers, claiming no finer whisky exists and promising enjoyment for patrons visiting an address near Bridge Street.
A motion of censure arises as witnesses describe Byoey Rave carting worn boots deemed deceptive in appearance. Critics label the footwear unsafe and ill fitting, noting wearers suffer discomfort and poor support while boots persistently fail to meet expected standards.
The Labour Opposition and Government supporters clashed in a charged first night as MPs debated the Lands and Arbitration acts. Questions rose about witnesses, inquiry scope, and the Lands Commission while the Premier faced pushes for timing and reform amid a wary gallery and tense exchanges.
In a divorce action brought by Maud Ryne formerly Dickinson against James Ryan the court heard testimony on adultery and cruelty. Dr Alfred Muirland Gieddee was to testify, with several witnesses explaining alleged incidents across 1901 to 1904. The respondent denied the charges and claimed inquiries into conduct. the case proceeded to the next stage with witness statements and defense counsel presenting.
A fire broke out near No 153 Macquarie Street beside the Public Library in Sydney early this morning. Fire brigades from multiple stations arrived within ten minutes and the workshop of Mr F S Newton, a building used for dental work, was destroyed along with its contents. No injuries are reported and authorities praise quick action by nearby staff and the Public Works watchman.
London dispatch says the Russian army lines in Manchuria hold a fortified position as European observers note marginal gains by Russian forces. Reports from Saint Petersburg mention Pusilin commanders protesting peace talks while General Lin elevation vows an offensive to improve prospects.
London dispatch reports Japanese forces under Marshal Oyama repulsing Russian assault along the Pukumen tows highway. Mushy frontline notes a feeble resistance from opposing forces and a mutcher advance northward toward H alte and Keringpime, with renewed Japanese countermeasures.
London news reports the New York and Chicago express achieved a 12 mile distance in 17 RouUra BT minutes with stops, reaching a high speed of throw miles im mit Biase.
A flooded New York subway disrupted service as riders waded through water from trains to stations. Emergency crews battled rising water and commuters faced delays, with transit officials assessing damage and safety.
London reports a submarine catastrophe reversed when a damaged vessel was raised after a perilous tilt. Officials confirmed recovery of the craft and hinted at ongoing investigations into the near disaster and commitment to improved safety measures.
An article by Dr JM Creed MLC from Sydney argues for employing coloured labour in Australia under colonial conditions to develop tropical productions. He suggests this would boost growth and utilize native resources, reflecting contemporary debates on race and labor.
The French Minister of Public Works and associates discuss counterbalancing regional transport issues as a Mont Blanc tunnel project is presented in London. The briefing references collaboration with allied planners and seeks balance amid competing transit initiatives.
The dispatches from London describe Hungary's political mood as Emperor Francis Joseph contemplates a government with a parliamentary majority. Observers note Norway's secession from Sweden as a potent precedent influencing Hungarian aspirations and policy directions.
Bar silver prices in London at 2 20 p m quoted as De IK per ounce standard after voting on the day with standard per ounce valuation reported and market reaction noted.
London telegram reports wheat afloat for the United Kingdom at 4,806,000 quarters and for the Commonwealth at 21,760,000 bushels amid cautious market sentiment.
Australian stocks in London remained steady with quotes for Australian Mortgage Land and Finance Company, Dal ENy and Company Limited, Meropelitan Gas Company, and Australian New Zealand Mortgage and Land Company, among others. Listed prices included around £49 for a 4 per cent detent century stock, £46 for Dal ENy, £10 for Meropelitan Gas, and £43 for the New Zealand Mortgage and Land Company.
Fragmented text describes a winter warmth product or service with unclear phrases and potential brand names. Reads as a damaged ad with missing context and unreadable terms. no definite events, persons, or places clearly identifiable.
The article lists players for England at Lord's as the second Test match approaches. Captain Jackson leads Yorkshire and ACC McLaren with several county players including Bubanquet and Tyldesley. Names like Ward, Rogers, and Arnold reflect a broad selection from Yorkshire, Lancashire, Warwickshire, and others.
Fragmentary report notes attention of political actors to the Harvester Trust of Steen and its influence on international commerce, with references to Australia and Domitialon. The garbled text implies concern over the trust's actions and its impact on national and global economic relations.
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