Inspector M'Nab Pioneers a Photographic Murder Clue
Inspector M'Nab probes a stabbing death with a novel clue using eye reflections. He and Constable Mose wrestle over photographing the dead victim's retinas to reveal the murderer's face, while Grace and Honora contend with fear, suspicion, and mounting pressure before dawn.
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Inspector M'Nab
Uwe
Worcester Salico
Inspector McNab
Orten
Vika
bin House
Inspector M'Sab
Poor Gorge
Lim
Mr. Bpnab
Ma Hendre
George
Grace
Kuowe
Lin
Aleep
Georgis
Germi
Beaven
Pier
Talial
Abe
Hii
John Blom
Andersinga
Steve
Menab Altweat
Thales
Witiour Pelo
Aupu
Mr. Mose
Moga
Alropins
Suv
CIA
Wall
Ty Nuchal
Guorev
Ty Bel
Honora
Parliament Confronts Plague and Privilege Debates
In a tense session Sir William Lyne faces Mr Reid over parliament timing to address the plague and the Western and Central land deals. Debates cover Yarwood appointment, military dispatches, and accusations of political manipulation as the House adjourns post discussions on federation and public works.
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William Lyne
Cenmere
Tate Tesider
Raid
Reid
England
Barton
Chamberlain
Victoria
Deaklivery
Melbourne
Mr. Reid
W. Lyne
Yarwood
Heiste
W. Lame
Yareood
Dalgety End
Yearwood
Yarwood Find
Sly W.lyus
Yarwood Ao
Canterbury
Rela
Tisid
Lyne
Bald
KDEW
Judes Verdon
Chevan
Nolo~ Nes
Bimesh
Hutton
Goodwin
Anguiriee
Willem Lyne
USIP
William Lyve
Cape
Wieson
Sve
The
Lancers
Burns
Hin
Dinnon
Hiv
Uhot Ic
Ftaynon
Eli Wilhem Lyne
Hayney
William Line
Wood
Mackay
Dowling
EE Bean
Byaney
Tad & Langthy
Pollen
Fms
Comiphecely
Mitien
M'Credlara
Hutt
Mathew Harrie
Cacy Na Tel
O'Crea
M'Credie
M'Crndia
Norton
Leelly
Imear
Paern & Aingle
Mar- Aimmont
Storey
Wes
Jalmote
Trapleton
South Africa
Miplaters
Darling Harbor
London
Neild
Federation
Praimlack
Chapman
Long Gay
New South Wales
Dugald Thomson
Gay
Biniwell
W. Tyne
Mr. Thomaon
Bir
W. Lyoe
Mr. Thomeon
Meald
le W. Lyne
Thomson
W. Lane
Thomma
Held Tound
Hia Financial
Acrornte
Ben Kop
Actordanien
Nyse autRort
Pinanea Commission
Parliamsa
A. Hi
Mosman Residents Seek Road Repairs and Council Action
A Mosman letter to the Borough requests urgent repair of Glover Street and Military Road, urging aldermen to address dangerous conditions and deficiencies. The writer complains that promises fade after elections and fees burden residents, calling for timely street restoration.
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Aararday
Momian
Glover-atrest
Hall ‘Plovervatreet
Mosman
Balary Increments Debate From Public Servants
A letter to the Evening News complains of unequal pay in public service. Senior clerks allege overlooked upgrades favor juniors, with some recommended by department heads not receiving adjustments. The author urges publication to spur change and cites affected names and offices in Amersed and related towns.
Alleged Assault on a Constable Reported in Court
The case against Lawrence Ryan, charged with assaulting a constable during a Moor escort, saw the prosecution describe a truncheon strike and expulsion, while the defense argued no entry into the alley. The magistrate condemned Ryan to six months hard labor, noting prior violence. The solicitor gave notice of appeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Petre Gyurt
Lairence Ryan
Ryan
Taribe de
Hix Pave
Aleander Colqutunt
Twnoer
Early Closing Act Debate Aids Suburban Reform League
A letter to the editor from Wm Probing, secretary of the Sydney and Suburban Reform League, argues for amendments to the Early Closing Act. He urges publicity for a petition seeking to shorten shop hours to 64 per week and to allow employers to employ staff accordingly, predicting broader harm to small traders if the act is not altered. The piece defends workers, shopkeepers, and suburban traders, asserting the league’s aim is to protect business and prevent hardship while maintaining public order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
League
Mtv
Toureau
Ton
Sydsey and Suburt
Early Closing Act sparks suburban tobacconists protest
An urban protesters deputation argues against the Early Closing Act affecting tobacconists and hairdressers, urging Premier to amend the law. They claim the act oppresses suburban shops by forcing late‑day closures, cutting sales and livelihoods for tobacconists serving day and night customers.
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Abova
Cradew
Abia
Neueales
Jam Alimont
Ebopkeepara
Walt
Lobedo
Cigara
Presentation to Mr Delohery at police court ceremony
A retirement ceremony was held Thursday at the Metropolitan Police Court complex for Cornelius Delohery Esq, honored by officers of the metropolitan and suburban police. W M Macfarlane presided with signatures from about 40 peers. Messages praised Delohery’s forty years in service and urged continued wise counsel in retirement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heloberg
Widrran
Cornelius Delokery
Metropolitan Police
Appuintmoot Fk
Public Service Room
Garuelina Uslahwey
Almnendiery
Mecfarlane
Datchery
Mefobrey
Deiahery
Pete
Serrion
Alan
Rentleman
Duc Be
Trams Have Wet Seats Prompting Public Complaint
A letter to the Evening Bir from a reader describes rainy weather making tram seats wet and dirty. The writer urges cleaner, drier seating and better tram car maintenance, criticizing conductors and urging consistent cleaning and dusting before journeys to improve passenger comfort.
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Arly Crasay
Melbourne
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Cuurhe
Hain
Lang Ratna
Cuton
Ceuta
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