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Newspaper
Sydney Evening News
Location
Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 14, 1910
Page
4
Not enough readable facts present to form a coherent summary. The fragment appears to reference sports content but lacks identifiable people, teams, places, dates, or outcomes needed for a factual card.
Memorial notices mourn Gertrud May daughter of Albert and May Hawkes died June. Obituary for Feige Tatrvin notes death at home with family in Newtown Sage. Also memorial for Nasbanii departed this life Tumai aged 39 at Aeriad, wife Mary. Giovanni’s infant death. Gh. Fi impenn mourns loss of child Annie Reg and unnamed others.
The session begins amid election expectations likely to color both debate and legislative effort. Political maneuvering shapes party fortunes as officials weigh stewardship and reform policies while the opposition weighs Wade’s gambit against Labor platform positions.
The text argues the Opposition must avoid hindering government policy as Parliament nears dissolution. It warns against political maneuvering to stop reforms and stresses Parliament's right to act energetically, while noting two distinct parliaments and the need for strategic skill in steering policy without delaying progress.
Fragmented text discusses municipal policy, equality rites, and mentions a debate on abolishing a headwear symbol. Appears to critique democratic limits and social tolerance within a socialist framework, with references to Australia and unspecified locales.
The piece discusses headgear trends in Prussia and Australia, contrasting stiffness and formality with casual wear. It notes a global shift toward softer hats and a general deemphasis on restrictive dress, praising comfortable styles while acknowledging regional differences.
A poem by JACK NORTH lamenting telephone chaos and service flaws. It asks Dr Graham Bell to diagnose the tangled, loud clash of subscribers and advocates for改善 of the system. The piece frames the era’s frustration with long ringing lines and poor control.
Walter Penboss, driving a carrier wagon from Botany to Parramatta, was stopped on Byaney Road near Flowlagton when two men boarded seeking money rather than a match. One man wore dark clothes, the other grey with a cap. Penboss struck with his whip and drove off, suspecting thieves learned his route and expected a cash haul from the Parramatta delivery.
Mails for Frisco direct lose at Sydney tomorrow with masts closing at the GPO Sydney for San Francisco via the Alden. Reports indicate the first mail departs July 6 from Vancouver, with anticipated later shipments from Sydney and ongoing connections through Yabrourer and England, signaling a new postal flow for Amelia and related routes.
Page lists ship departures from Auckland per Maheno, Nikko Maru, Meheno, and other vessels. Mails sail for Fiji, Thursday Island, Manila, Hongkong, Japan, Europe, India, Natal, Capetown, Australia, Tasmania, and several coastal routes via Fremantle and Melbourne with varied departure times from 11 am to 6:80 pm.
Fragmented OCR notes recount Calve's farewell concert with references to Mme Caley and works including Carmen. The garbled text mentions the Bathe and Met persons, with stray phrases about indigestion remedies and medicines. Overall, readable content is limited to a concert farewell context and scattered musical references.
An account of a 1900s football clash between Stanford and California with roaring crowds, orange and blue banners, and the famous yell songs. California fans chant Triumph while Stanford rooters shout Hearts that are brave. The feature yell Wow Wow Wow dominates the scene as trains bring thousands to the campus.
The fragmentary text describes officials at a gathering, threats of arrest, and a concealed weapon with an axe handle hidden under a garment. Mention appears of Berkeley and a volunteer group, with an exclamatory cry urging leniency or mercy. The passage is garbled and incomplete.
The Farmers federation faces pressure to support country interests in the federal election. Labor fears loss of primary producers’ sway as divisions widen among federal factions. Calls emerge to align taxation and revenue with equitable state needs, deter costly policy shifts, and extend Abellan law reforms. A Cowra motion proposes forming a country party in the State House while the Liberal and Progressive forces debate a new Liberal bloc.
Reported on a voyage returning to Sydney aboard the Dart amid restrictions on distant employment for trainees. The crew, including 30 boys, underwent on board drills and training at sea before anchoring off Broken Bay. The ship later proceeded to port with high praise from an officer noting the trip as highly successful.
Wiliam Jamee Weikins a police constable based at Redfern faced a Darlinghurst court with Moting erievous bodily arm allegations. The Crown alleged on a night in April 46 Mickey, head bandaged, was in city road Darlington when assaulted by Watkins in a tavern-like setting. The jury could not agree and the accused was bound over to appear in the next term of court.
Fragmentary ad copy touts Sanders Extracts as a universal remedy for a range of ailments including kidney pain, rheumatism, stomach and bowel issues. It claims the tincture cures many illnesses and asserts safety with false assurances, urging use despite lack of evidence.
The NSW Parliament opened with oaths of allegiance to King George VI. The Governor and officials read commissions in both chambers as the Legislative Assembly and Legislative Council began business, outlining fiscal plans and constitutional arrangements for rail, land, and public services.
A battered and terribly injured man is found near Woolwich Dock after an assault at the Parramatta air base Cory Rivers. A Evening News reporter covers the scene noting the man’s condition and details of the attack as police pursue leads and await court action.
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