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Newspaper
Sydney Evening News
Location
Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 20, 1905
Page
4
A damaged OCR fragment mentions suspects moving near a jewellers cafe and potential theft of jewellery valued at £8. It references diversions toward water, a Divekt Road and other directions, suggesting pursuit and risk of infringing the crime limit.
The libel case, John Macintosh and Sons versus R G Dunlop and Company, moved to the Banco Court before Justice Cahen and a special jury. Witnesses described circulating allegations and overdraft rumors. cross-examinations covered stock values, prior publications, and sources of the information, with testimony noting reading about Macintosh’s overdraft and business pressures.
An aged collection of obituaries and memorial notes lists June 13 1301 deaths and multiple family remembrances. Names include Rachel Pareameene and Geo Lawrence with relatives thanking friends for sympathy. local lines mention a Junk Saleh and Loft listings amid the memorials.
The High Court decision is critiqued for upholding unionist preference in employment over non unionists. The author argues the Arbitration Act supports unequal starting points, granting unions total favoritism and marginalizing non unionists, with broader warnings about Labour Party influence and political control over industrial development.
The piece argues for balance in industrial policy and critiques a High Court decision on industrial relations. It defends individual liberty and collective rights, contending the court’s judgment risks undoing Labour progress and threatens constitutional guarantees of freedom. The author stresses the need to avoid partisan industrial warfare.
A telegram outlines the Morocco dispute among France Great Britain and Germany. It notes French policy under M. Heuer and the Salisbury administration seeking to define spheres of influence and the status of Mogador. Germany argues for virtual possession while Britain fears loss of historic ties to Mogador.
The Needle reports fretful spirits among gentlemen over injuries and bygone disputes. It notes Waddell, former New South Wales premier, resisting Labour pressure to oppose Carruthers’ followers and questioning party alignment. The piece contrasts fierce tactics with his cautious stance.
A fragmented, era stained account describes survivals of ancient peoples in Melbourn and a modern shift to burglary. It mentions a Geottiuh named figure from the Province of Cage in New Zealand, promissory notes and bankruptcy proceedings, and references to judges and imprisonment. The text blends archaic terms with legal actions, depicting tension between old survivals and contemporary crime.
Fragmentary OCR recounts a voyage aboard the Opsault Company ship RLS Server with stowaways and a delayed departure from the harbor. References to Jum cutwide oy, Plo Murray, and 4 number of Hloweways are unclear but describe tension, a pause before resuming harbour clearance, and a government seizure involving £18 missing reforms.
Unclear notes describe late cable dispatches about prewar tensions and a coast of fortifications. Mentions Meade Chae and a new base with first-class defenses and protections. Remarks on artillery, wounded, and semi fortified positions across multiple locations including Tall enwau Bay and Dulay.
A London dispatch reports constant Russian bombardment and Japanese advances in Asia Minor as Britain protests the sinking of a vessel near St. Petersburg. The note cites Count Lamsdorf and Sir Charles Harding and notes a disorganized Tugslan Admiralty. Mariners await new orders amid mounting tensions between Britain and Russia.
London reports a passenger train collision near Westminster yesterday. Two railway workers died and several people were harmed. authorities investigate the cause as wreckage and casualties are tallied.
London reports that the King welcomed a Canadian Manufacturers Association delegation to Windsor Castle. The group of 290 members will studybridging and discuss commerce with England, aiming to strengthen trade relations and mutual interests.
A report from London states eight bombs finished and 120 unmounted bombs covered in a house outside Petersburg. Two young men, members of a society aiming at assassinating ministers, were arrested.
London report from Monday cites Herr FO Licit of Magdeburg stating beet sugar production for the campaign months fell by 810000 tons, while the estimate for the campaign remains unchanged.
In Milan the trial of Major Ercolesus of the Italian army and his wife on charges of treasonous sale of military documents to a foreign power proceeds. Major Ercolews rejects foreign overtures as Viller testifies and is confronted with evidence of posing as a foreign secret service agent. Signora Eredlemstaluone collapses during confrontation.
Fragmentary OCR notes reference marching near Mecca with likely opposition weak. Mentions Moussa and a consequence, but details and context are unclear.
Bar silver is quoted today at 232d per unre standard as trading data show Huated prices. Market observers note volatility with renewed interest from Tolcon buyers and local traders watching for near term shifts.
The Wale and Seversxe Board rejected an application by a former long serving employee who sought annual leave entitlement payment. Officials argued granting would set a dangerous precedent and preferred not to award funds to someone outside the board. The decision ended the matter without approval.
Sensation at Balmain reports a jeweller named William Brown attacked outside his shop at Beattle Street Balmain as three men assaulted him with serious head injuries. Dr Cortin treated Brown who remained unconscious. Police arrested Walter Livingstone and he was remanded at Balmain Police Court.
The Empire steamer sails tomorrow for Manila from Sydney with a long passenger list including Miss Bethan, Mrs Caddell, Mr J Chupnab, Mrs Grace, Mr A Hees, Mrs W Jardean, Mrs Prash Houlder, and many others. A witness to an inquiry claims a person was the father of about a child. authorities report the ship will call at Humba as well as Queensland ports.
A fragment discusses health misperceptions with garbled terms. It references constipation, liver issues, headache, and general illness effects. The text appears as a cautionary note on medical understanding and treatment, though many words are misspelled or garbled.
Fragmented OCR text outlines a libel trial defense with references to witnesses and procedural questions. The passage names known parties and notes defense strategies, evidentiary challenges, and judge interactions, all within a chaotic courtroom transcript context.
Fragmentary records outline a formal inquiry into imperial pay, privileges, and potential misuses within South Africa and the Colonial service. Key officers including General French and Catone Roberts testified about armor and marine pay while discussing troop movements and orders issued to armed detachments.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a Mrs Mate as president and names Aaberot Joli and Doonan with Calinery Joint. It suggests arranging a ring of and hagsar in aid of The St Marys Consens, Lewe-
OCR fragment shows scattered names including AnnNe Watzae and Rik Chanemix with references to Wes and Evesana. The readable bits are insufficient for a coherent event or action. Unable to determine clear date, place, or outcome from the garbled text.
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