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Newspaper
Sydney Evening News
Location
Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 16, 1913
Page
4
Fragmentary text references an election, a brief description of work, and various garbled terms. The readable elements mention a potential candidate or party and a general sense of economic or labor activity near a bay, with scattered words about oil, linen, and memory. No clear dates or names emerge.
A jumbled, OCR ridden account describes boxing match scenes with names like Detwpan Jee Muness and Queensland figures. The prose mixes racey tones, contested punches, and spectator reactions, noting rivalries and training regimens amid a chaotic description of fights and spectators.
A garbled transcript shows a defender, Snowy Baker, facing a rambling cross examination. The fragment mentions Mr Spore and various court terms, hinting at a tense session with evasive replies and scattered remarks amid distractions in the room.
The match sees Bradley defeat Sullivan amid strong displays from both men with Bradley's tactical tempo and a late surge sealing victory. The event hails from a packed stadium as contenders including Dre, Dredley, and Hae Roeebed feature in a day of sporting exhibitions and a forthcoming historic contest expected September 2.
Reports from Newtown detail a noisy boxing bout at the Newtown Baljesy and Trampey Club on Monday night. Peter Tro and Gepher Bere from Newtown fought fiercely, with Tro enduring a heavy beating before a late rally, while Billy Heart and Jack Jx rose in attendance.
Review of The Grafters at the Malare Theatre notes a crowded audience enjoyed a boisterous musical burlesque with lively dancing and strong performances by Memes Der La Biase Nowlin and others. The production, under Mr W B. drivebes, promises appeal to casual theatregoers and will be repeated.
A garbled historical account references Mr Earp and a burning district dispute, with mentions of Ed, Sime Baberia, Eyre Tat, and Marpmcrest. Vague fragments describe donations, pipes, water issues, and community tensions, all within a civic setting and personal notes.
Reports describe a planned opening of the Wattle Hill tram on a Saturday. The text mentions preparations, local figures, and the involvement of Wirre and other entities in the event, with details about the route and expected use.
Fragmentary text notes the formation or listing of new companies tied to the Australasian Poultry Trust, with names and officers including directors Willem Urea Richard M Potherman Frank inne and others. It mentions locations such as Featherston and a sale of business to a guarantor, indicating corporate reorganization and registry details.
A local constable named Kennedy, praised by officials including Alderman Walker Kennedy, was assaulted during a night in May and returned to duty after recovery. The ceremony honored his resilience while community leaders acknowledged Schutz and support from Sergeant McTiamid and others. A brief note mentions a pleasing sight cap, Wolpt’s Somnapps, and warm milk accompanying the event.
The fragmentary report notes heavy fog delaying steamers at Parramatta. scattered text mentions lines, weather conditions, and a sequence of unrelated garbled terms, with no clear dates or entities. The readable portions point to transport disruption due to fog with minimal additional context.
The report lists 82 patents and 43 trade marks granted in Australia during the week ending May 11. Names including Fred Newt and George are noted among patentees and registrants, with several firms and individuals referenced across sectors.
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