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Newspaper
Sydney Evening News
Location
Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 18, 1901
Page
7
In a turbulent Paris scene President Didot and Father Moerin quell a crowd after a pistol shot. Detectives capture suspects, romance blossoms between Didot and Madamoiselle Didot, and amid political maneuvering and press scrutiny, Dacres earns praise for handling the crisis as Franco-British ties deepen. The Elysee chapters close with vows of unity and provable loyalties.
A sensational detective tale outlines how a terrible murder was solved, detailing clues and methods used to uncover the culprit. The piece teases a forthcoming feature in the Evening News, highlighting suspenseful developments and investigative breakthroughs.
The next installment of The Circular Study will appear tomorrow Wednesday. Author Anna G Nobbs, known for The Leavenworth Case, returns with a new installment continuing the exciting series.
Attendees at Homenash heard cattle yarded with generally medium quality and some prime. Prices rose with brisk competition. bullocks ranged to 43 extra, prime light weights 7 15s, medium 4, cows to 9 1s, ewes around 12s to 14s. Crossbred ewes varied and overall market was active.
In a bankruptcy hearing before the Registrar the Australian Joint Black Bank Limited faced a request for 20 adjournments as an appeal sought Privy Council leave. The petitioner opposed delay citing potential asset exposure. a temporary injunction was offered. The hearing was adjourned to a later date, with sequestration orders and a provisional appointee named. Separate items note 40 acres purchase and 10 acres lease near Carrow, Durham. bridge works planned on the Great Northern road. a Me whales outbreak affecting the Permanent Artillery at Queenscliff. a Ballarat man arrested in poor condition. municipal politics in Town Hall area. and licensing court transfers and renewals for pubs and licenses with police objections noted. Continuous reporting on local enterprise, licensing, and suspicious wildlife activities along Bullemarook north toward Blackwood.
An interview with Colonel Smith recounts experiences of A Battery in South Africa. He defends its effectiveness, cites actions around Dries, Swelters yike, and Petrusina, and notes the unit’s equipment and discipline compared with Imperial troops. The piece covers gun ranges, tactics, and Allied view of mounted infantry versus cavalry.
The fragment discusses enemy firepower and limitations in accuracy. It notes improvised firing from a besieged town, the impact of range on shell velocity, and the speaker’s belief that different weaponry might have improved outcomes in the bombardment.
Inspector Mannfeld and colleagues appeared Monday at Newman Court to challenge interments in Rowan Catholic Cemetery Petersham, violating borough bylaws. The case cited illegal burials, the defense faced questions about penalties and measures to end the practice. The judge warned of possible harsher action. the defendants pleaded guilty to misconduct and faced imprisonment terms.
In Basico Court Justice Owen presided at a drought hearing in a suit by Elizabeth Collerd widow of Benjamin Collard deceased seeking £700 for his death while in service. After a lengthy trial the jury returned a verdict for the defendants on all counts, ruling the release valid and that the claim was null.
The Glenulaoa, under Captain Andrews, cleared at Customs yesterday after two months loading at Palmoun for Jon Bell and Company. The cargo totals about 8.5 hundredweight of wheat with the ship sailing amid efforts to depart amid recent delays.
The old Balmainre Park barracks, used as a depot for years, were vacated today for the new railway station. The removal involves barracks, gymnasium, armory, stores, and quarters for about thirty-five troops and mounted police. Superintendent Brennan leads the project with temporary housing at Agricultural Ground awaiting a new depot at Surry Hills costing £14,106 to £15,000.
A coroner's inquest in Pyrmont determined a accidental death after James Sliver died Sunday evening aboard the steamer Allioea at Gratin Wharf. Witnesses William Lane Thomas Williams James Prendergarl described a spar accident that caused injuries leading to his death at Sydney Hospital.
The Whitehall Review reports a strong expectation that Prince Edward of York will be created Prince of Wales soon. It notes no plan for the Duke of Cornwall and York, and mentions a possible commemorative gesture for his parents during a future visit to Agarvalin Toluty.
The Gull Creek mining region reports two new stores under erection and extensive survey work by Thorburn. Plans include road development and first class drilling for copper bearing ore. Miners, engineers, and contractors, led by George Maldinow and Jure Luby, advance mine operations at LevarcE, Mawnt Worrimgton, and surrounding claims. Extracted ore from many sites promises copper and gold, with some lodes yielding promising returns as management reorganizes for full production. crews from Drake to Abe flee collaborate on ore processing and transport.
A lengthy, garbled reminiscence recounts illness symptoms and medical concerns, mentioning heart issues and treatment effects. The speaker describes anxiety, fatigue, and searches for remedies while referencing medical figures or authorities and debates about care or public health response.
A terse market section highlights a tonic claimed to cure dozens of ailments with widespread claims. The report names suppliers and advertisements, noting public reception yet including cautious language about effectiveness and safety.
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