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Newspaper
Sydney Evening News
Location
Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 18, 1914
Page
1
Fragmentary OCR reports describe a steamship incident involving the Gollide in foggy waters. Details are obscured but mention a large liner and a pact among parties, with limited readable names and figures.
Report describes a pursuit and arrest following a robbery attempt in Elisabeth Street area. Two men were chased by passersby and a tailor named Abraham is mentioned among involved individuals. Arrests occurred after witnesses claimed a channel of pursuit and capture.
A wintry scene describes heavy snow in Sunny Corner with foot to near foot depths. Residents endure slick sidewalks and cold air while authorities warn of continued storms and travel hazards.
In English racing reports a Royal Hurt Gap notes concerns over a mare named Hayat Vered and a mating sequence involving Rhee Hos Primipan. It mentions race conditions, possible injuries, and anticipated posts at a Royal event with bettors watching for outcomes.
The damaged vessel endured a fierce southerly gale as it neared Manly. Passengers reported shattered windows, jammed doors, and a hard voyage with the ship riding high on the seas. Officials noted limited visibility and the crew securing the ship for arrival.
New Zealand trade talks surface as Mr Z MacMensle, high commissioner, visits London docks and discusses New England trade trends. He urged Germany to consider concessions to the Dominion and America, signaling a push for improved access and favorable terms amid shifting global commerce.
In a grim inquest the evidence shows baby brothers’ throats were cut and a father’s written notes were found on scraps of paper. Witnesses describe a chaotic scene and a crowded courtroom as investigators piece together the sequence of events.
Fragmented OCR reads as a garbled report mentioning Mexican peacemakers, a general, and war debris. It references likely individuals and locations in a chaotic sequence, with unclear dates or outcomes. The readable bits suggest a military or political context lacking coherent specifics.
The article describes a perilous voyage and a chaotic scene at sea with passengers and crew overwhelmed by raging waves. A witness report notes bleeding injuries and a fall from a vessel amid the storm, while maritime authorities and rescuers scramble to aid survivors and inspect damage.
Fragmented report notes the Australian rifle team achieving success in Scotland during a meeting at Randwick and Barnley Lor, with mentions of Victoria and other names. The legible text hints at selection and competition events but lacks clear dates or outcomes.
Inquiries into the BIS wreck examined officers and witnesses at Brule and nearby locations. Details from testimony and testimonies pointed to October events and a tense investigation into the accident sequence and responsible actions.
Bennet Burleigh, famed war correspondent, has died. The obituary notes his long career reporting from battle zones and his prominent role with international news outlets.
Fragmented OCR text describes returning agitators amid confusion and disorder. Names and details are garbled, but the core theme centers on activists resuming activity after exile and prompting reaction among authorities and communities. The piece hints at surveillance, fear, and political tension without clear events or dates.
The Baylis Parliamentary Association met amid confusing notes about a loss in London. Details reference Premier of Gurreelagd and the Secretary to the Agent General, with unclear outcomes on Damages and a call for further inquiry into the matter.
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