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Newspaper
Sydney Evening News
Location
Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 14, 1909
Page
5
The readable portion shows a damaged excerpt likely from a local notice or brief. It mentions names and dates incompletely and lacks a clear event or action.
A seismic event rattled the Riverview region near Sydney causing property concerns and brief disruption. Residents near Riverview Colleges Slants Ab reported tremors rattling structures as authorities advised caution and ongoing monitoring. Local schools and streets remained operational while emergency services assessed damage and safety risks.
The fragmentary weather section mentions Wesher and Mary with unclear readings, plus scattered names and places. It references Wesley, Saline, and Bradley, with sporadic weather terms and a long garbled middle, ending with a note on a harbor and a dated mention.
A fragmented report notes representatives of frozen meat shippers and related interests meeting in London to review the current condition of shipments from Australia. Authorities and industry figures aim to consider reporting on the status and conditions of Australian frozen meat arriving in the capital.
The Pestat Commission convened at Macquarie Street Sydney to hear evidence on telephone traffic duties. Witnesses described monitor roles, salaries, supervision gaps, and the strain of peak hours while noting female attendants earned lower wages and the impact of new monitoring systems on central exchange operations.
Scratchings listed for Saturdays Warwick Farm program include Liverpool Miln Master Foote Farm Stakes Tayna Warwick Handicap Trenchmaore Pare Willer Master Panto. Weighing note for No Trumns in Warwick Farm Stakes and Pare Welter shows 121m and 61 BL. race detail vague. Distinguished guests Excellencies the Governor-General and Countess of Thidkey attended St James Parish Church with Captain Rome A D C present.
In a morning session of the divorce court, Minnie M Mahon petitioned against John Samuel M Mabas alleging repeated assaults and cruelty during the year before separation, with incidents including beatings and threats. Other petitions include Burwood Hawkins seeking divorce from George Hawkins on desertion, and Elizabeth Margate seeking relief from William Murdock after years of separation, with details of relocation and refusals. A further action by George Carrington Whiteoak against Elizabeth Mary Whiteoak ends in a decree nisi for separation within six months.
Li Young a Chinaman faced trial on an indictment for the murder of a young man named Thomas fault at 4 am. The incident occurred near Roosevelt Motel Campbell Street Sydney after a collision with Stanford and Wallaton. Li Young allegedly attacked Stanford with a knife. Williams tried to intervene. A pursuit ensued with Lew Young stabbing Stanford in the chest. Stanford collapsed, bled, and died twenty minutes after admission to Sydney Hospital. Evidence was entered upon.
The selection of a successor to Sir Frederick Darley has not been made. Wade, speaking for the Evening News, says the appointment rests with the Imperial Government, not state authorities, and no communication has been received from the British Government.
A large crowd gathered at Helron and Seolch’s hall in Sydney to watch Fred Wells and Joe Lindrum play a 1000 up match. Lindrum received a 2000 start, and after early misses both players found form with rapid breaks and cannons. By four o’clock after each had nine visits, Lindrum led 22 to 6 in the marathon frame contest.
London reports Fry says he will be usable for the second Test starting today. Whity from South Australia is too unwell to play, sidelining another key player as the team eyes the series continuation.
Readable portions describe a public disturbance at Mort Dale involving a court case, witnesses, and police action. Fire Brigade captain Clitus Murphy testified about the event at Mortdale, with Vincent Murphy and Constable Weaver among those questioned. Witnesses recounted threats, use of indecent language, and police conduct during the incident at the Mortdale area.
A fierce west wind battered the Bull along the coast, uprooting trees and damaging shops and homes. In Kiama the gale caused railway disruption, boats and trees were blown down, and widespread destruction noted amid slow recovery.
New public works tender notices report openings for pipelines, cottages, and related projects. The Public Works Department invites bids for conveyer systems, iron piping, and juvenile care facilities. Names of places and contractors appear amid terse, uncertain OCR.
Director of Education Mr Peter Beard, Under-Secretary for Public Instruction, traveled by steamer Sarama to Canada and America for insights into educational methods. He toured universities, colleges, and high schools, noting America’s large education expenditures and discussing matters with the minister during an informal interview.
The Sydney Chamber of Commerce reports imperfect registration in the toll system and potential revenue losses blamed on the Postal Department. It plans further representation. Separately, concerns rise over delays caused by arrivals from overseas ports and concurrent access at English and Vancouver mail facilities. Walter H sounds resigns as chairman of the Tanning Wages Board amid new appointment.
John Thomas Lawrence and George James were found guilty of robbery from Henry Thompson of £25 5s. The jury recommended leniency. Judge Murray sentenced Lawrence to six months hard labor and James to two years with hard labor in Goulburn Gaol, noting police reform hopes.
A historical page details a wide array of securities and items traded in London including numerous company names, donors, and regional notes. The market shows diverse listings from banks, manufacturers, and retailers with several entries tied to Sydney, Adelaide, and Melbourne exchanges.
Georgen Reber Spackman and Franke Lipnhm were listed in a registrar filing with a certificate application. The document notes court appearances and routine proceedings in the bankruptcy division, detailing an annual morning session and the scheduling of a hearing for the therapy? case.
A fragmented notice outlines stock sales terms for Humivoruh and a list of items including prime meat, with prices such as £99 and £5 shown. It references trial notes, suppliers, and associated costs, mentioning companies like Rivermne and Compass, and lists dates and figures in a dense, OCR-like format.
A man named Hom er was found guilty of bigamy after a trial at Redfern and White. The court heard about two marriages and the accused faced sentencing details, with references to his former associates and the likelihood of imprisonment. The proceeding occurred in a Geilhurn Gash jurisdiction, highlighting the case’s legal action and upcoming penalties.
A Melbourne Harbor Trust charge announcement appears in a Sydney chamber brief. The article notes guidance from a committee and references an official statement by Port authorities regarding private sector involvement.
A chaotic harbor incident ends with several youths missing or harmed near the ferry wharf. Witnesses report Lifesavers and police responding as medical staff treat injured individuals and search the waters for the missing. The distressed crowd details remain unclear due to damaged text.
A garbled note outlines a political gathering and party lines with unclear details. It hints at figures and factions but lacks coherent names or dates, leaving the main outcome and participants uncertain.
A garbled bulletin outlines a late shipping notice with references to departures and times. It mentions Salem, San, and Laveen destinations and lists vague timing cues around 2h and 00 minutes. Several proper nouns appear but details remain unclear due to transcription errors.
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