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Newspaper
Sydney Evening News
Location
Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 19, 1906
Page
4
Death notice lists Mackenzie aged 3 years and 9 months from Sauih Nrazrout, Rose Bay. The fragmentary text indicates a birth and death notice within the births, marriages, and deaths column. Further readable details are not present in the surviving line.
The document outlines a vague political programme for tensions, stressing doubt about railway commissioners and potential parliamentary action. It discusses a general election mandate, school fees, income tax, and local taxation, with speculation on the state bank and fiscal policy.
An election cry outlines confidence in tax and fee reforms, urging renewal of political trust. It discusses land administration, non party questions, and departmental reform to improve efficiency. The piece weighs extending the term length and the leadership options, noting public sentiment and strategic moves ahead of a short session.
A fragmented passage discusses meat inspection in New South Wales, praising Dr Ashburton and criticizing departmental missteps attributed to officials. It argues confidence should not blind oversight and warns that errors undermine public health confidence and industry integrity amid Chicago revelations.
Fragmentary OCR reads unclear phrases and misspelled words. No clear persons places or events emerge to summarize into a concrete news item. The readable bits do not form a coherent event or notice for a proper record card.
A London telegram notes Japan’s budget at 28,0000 and Russia paying indemnity after the war. It discusses Russia’s payments for prison maintenance and other obligations, and Japan’s likely reaction. The telegram hints at tensions over potential territorial claims on the Songari River and Russia’s broader role in Asia.
An article discusses a proposed Labor Church movement in Bendigo Victoria, outlining socialist doctrine, clashes with Christian ideals, and debates over atheistic or inclusive religious aims. It questions practicality, racial implications, and the push to keep Australia “white” while weighing the church’s political motives.
A fragment heavy with references to Maori mourning customs for a notable figure, likely Mr. Seddon, and the impact of European contact. It notes a wild, impressive tangi and contrasts traditional rites with colonial interpretations, mentioning Judge Manning and the New Zealand Native Land Court.
A fragmented notice discusses the Bread Carters seeking higher wages and longer hours, questioning management practices and the effect on urban households. It notes union mobilization and calls for careful study of worker duties and wage benchmarks amid rising costs.
A nineteenth century shipping notice lists sailing times from Sydney on Wednesday for Auckland and various Pacific and Asian destinations. Vessels Manuka, Magapoel, Nerang, and Pocohoutes are scheduled to depart at 1.45 pm, 4 pm, and 5 pm for routes including Manila Hongkong Japan, Tokyo Island, New Zealand, and North West Coast services via Melbourne.
Hipposaie Justice Walker grants probate or administration for several named individuals including John William Hosking Jope Roper Alexander Charles May Margaret Williams Leonard Edwards James Mosean Thomas Ninnes Mary Agnes Kavanagh Ann Severe William Williams James Owy Christian Rudolph Camrad Heiniuper Henry Pettis Wiser filed Ryan and letters of administration for the deceased Jobe William Crew Bogdan Ann Elliott Jemima Lydia Evol Mary Jus Wilk and Wilam Feria.
A report describes a new discovery by scientists addressing coughs and consumption with a proposed 1 0 method. The breakthrough centers on improving breathing and infection control while outlining potential patient benefits and ongoing testing.
A Canada based firm, the Ontario Silver-plating Company at Niagara Falls, faces a lawsuit in Wellnor County for fraud involving a made in Canada shell marked item. The case cites a claim of misbranding with the word Sheol.
London dispatch states the thirty ninth appeal of Captain Alfred Dreyfus proceeds under the Court of Cassation as the highest French court reviews the case. The report notes cautious signals from officials and ongoing procedural steps ahead of a potential ruling.
The Japanese Budget predicts a deficit of 44,000,000 as the nation and Russia discuss reimbursements for prisoner exchanges and wartime expenses under the Pegor treaty.双方の支払い調整は物資交換後の相互精算とされ、日露間の賠償額の調整が進む見込みである。
London dispatch reports rising unrest at Chonstadt with inhabitants fleeing as two regiments of guards arrive from Krasooeele to reinforce the area near Crongtadt, the Russian Admiralty’s key naval station and Empire’s vital commercial port.
In Notting Hill at the Gun Club Swairaay Monday at 2.55 p.m. Mr. Macintosh won the £100 Members' Challenge Cup and £90 in other competitions.
A general strike at Archangel blocks steamers and shipping to and from the port, the oldest in the Eure region, 40 miles above the junction with the Dvina. Archangel, the commercial city, sees ice views and heavy British traffic, with a population around 150. The area is historically noted as a gateway opened by explorers like Richard Chancellor.
A terse London despatch notes a bleak Berlin mood with dull reports and reference to recent wartime communications. The brief item signals somber reactions and mentions military or political concerns without specifics.
The Magdeburg authority reports beet sugar production in Europe for the 1906-07 period from September to May totaling an increase of 2,116,000 tons over the prior campaign. Estimated total production for the 1908 campaign stands at about 6,970,000 tons versus 4,760,763 in 1904-05.
Anarchists are reported detained at Zuricis in Switzerland as authorities seize revolutionary pamphlets and alleged materials. The incident involves student activists and a suspected plan linked to volatile substances, with no further confirmed details available.
Bar silver in London at 34 tindakan per omn0d, early afternoon update shows prices slipping ahead of weekend trading. Market chatter references modest demand amid cautious investors and anticipated Saturday session movement.
A fraudster posing as a wholesale supplier deceived a warehouse firm by delivering bogus goods and false invoices. A Newtown man supplied the merchandise, while a telephone call and misleading messages drew in the firm’s staff. Police trace the route to a railway action as inquiries continue.
The body of John Porch, 45, was found in a cottage near Marrytandy today. He had moved there about a fortnight ago for his health. A doctor determined death was due to natural causes, with no signs of violence.
Between Saturday night and Monday morning the boot shop of William McAdam in Gordon Street Rozelle was broken into and boots stolen. The owner, living in Abbotsford Road Rozelle, discovered the loss yesterday morning. An examination noted window breaking and signs of entry at the front. A local constable questioned a few leads while the shop’s merchandise remained missing.
London reports a village near Tantah saw a clash between British officers and villagers. Captain Aull of Mullag Dragoons was killed after a dispute over pigeon shooting led to an exchange of fire. Villagers blamed the officers amid rising unrest.
Stud Sheep Weldsborough Mort and Company announce a special prize at their forthcoming 40d sheep fair in Sydney. The thample grime award was presented at Midland Ahow Camp last Wednesday. Catalogue number 136 Fe lists the property Za Vale studbrester. Mumare Goldabrace Mare and Caipany will present Bow famous Mayon and the reserve champion pen as noted.
A court heard a defense claim of a luxury hotel assault involving a complex cast including Detore tad Chie Faetiee and a jury. The accused, Bulls, Me Gunton and Mr Mokburm Asbradel Me, faced a reputed plea and several witness testimonies. The proceedings covered alleged coercion, threats to a youth, and questions over a weaponized confrontation at Bowraville, with multiple named individuals and local figures referenced.
Report from the University of Talre harbor trial recounts a disputed boat ramping event at a regatta. The Universitiy Rowing Club and Kirribill faced questions over crowd control and ticketing at the wharf, while defenders argued measures protected the club’s interests. The court considered accusations of public disorder and improper conduct surrounding the event.
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