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Newspaper
Sydney Evening News
Location
Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 15, 1912
Page
12
An extended OCR dump shows scattered market references with copper firmness and diverse listings. Mentions include Australian and foreign brokers, commodity prices, and a long catalog of sales, locations, dates, and items though readability is limited.
In Katoomba on a Saturday a railway porter named Septie French suffered a severe accident when attempting to guard goods as a train moved. The wheel passed over his right foot, causing crushing injuries. He received medical aid and was taken to Penrith Hospital.
A correspondent reports on the Northern Territory’s conditions, noting outcry over land use and grazing, boundaries near the Canton River, and the impact on workers and settlers. The piece discusses drought, pasture, and labor issues, with references to local governance, migration pressures, and cultural tensions.
Turbulent events unfold as clashes and muttered violence surround Timor. Rebels press a flank while government forces evacuate and seek control. High tension escalates into gunboat patrols along the coast as factions vie for influence amid uncertain leadership.
Fragmented immigration era clipping describes sailors aboard a vessel named Tenguela with progress on board and provisions from Queensland and Seuta Australia. It notes meals, training, and shipboard routines, mentions W Yasmsais and Moody, and references leave arrangements and holiday plans aboard.
Fragmentary OCR reveals a protest urging preservation of a regime and opposition to abolition. The text references ministers, naval presence, and potential action toward a defense or policy stance, with scattered mentions of Wales, Geelong, and figures involved in plotting political pressure and military considerations.
The Saturday inquest into the Coolamon Fire links to Ashwood Brothers and Mage Gad offless cases. Evidence references the Mawes from a town, a brick building, and a witness list including Ameena, Waller, and Lat Wee, with claims of arson, betting, and property loss. The proceedings discuss fire timing, attendance of firemen, and financial losses estimated around £550, amid testimonies about shop damage and street impact.
A dated accounting of a musical reception with numerous names of attendees and performers. The event featured women and men in period dress, highlighting performances by listed guests and community figures. The text notes a lively program, witty humor, and social prominence within the gathering.
A garbled list of dignitaries and officials from various countries attending a royal birthday event for King Gustav. The roster names many individuals and roles across Austria, Germany, Argentina, Portugal, Australia, and more, with references to departments, generals, and delegations.
Fragmented report recounts a Hobbert or Hebburn colliery dispute with machine work, alleged dangers, and worker protests. It mentions machine testing, safety concerns, and potential stoppages as workers resist operations amid a tense industrial scene.
Fragmented OCR text outlines proposed changes to abattoirs and saleyards and mentions committees and appointments. Details are garbled with unreadable phrases and names, but indicates government action or regulation affecting livestock facilities and related management.
Police report a string of break ins on Woollahra and Belmore with two men injured during a raid on a residence at Westlake Road. Suspects used a skeleton key to enter, stealing jewellery before fleeing. A second burglary on Wikeye Avenue Belmore yielded thefts and injuries. Local authorities urge awareness as investigations continue.
A fragmented weather summary reports thunderstorms and heavy precipitation across many towns in central western plains including Wivertina, Albury, Candela, Cobar, Coonabarabran, Forbes, Wellington, and Windsor. Severe weather brought hail, lightning, and strong winds with reports of flooding risk and damaged property.
A sullen report details violence during a strike in Am boy New Jersey with clashes involving armed groups. Police attempted to restore order as rioters damaged property and disrupted activities, while authorities issued warnings and called for restraint.
The Public Works Committee reviews a cross-country railway line proposed by the Dabur Works Committee. The debate covers route feasibility, costs, and potential impacts on Maryvale and nearby valleys, with officials citing cemented standards and the need to avoid starving local areas while preserving vital Hermes routes.
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