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Newspaper
Sydney Evening News
Location
Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 21, 1910
Page
5
Lords' Veto Debate Shapes Government Struggle
Fragmentary report notes May Asquith and the Commons pressuring the government over veto and parliamentary power. It describes a set of late 19th century parliamentary scenes with Chairman Heres and intertwined claims about authority and order in the House.
Roosevelt Marriage Details Skip Ticketed Event In New York
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a Roosevelt marriage involving Loman and Mester with mentions of a Hokie Beer at a New York venue. The readable text references a September date and a procession or residence plans afterward, but details are obscured.
Meat packing ring report in Lostion area details unclear
Fragmented OCR text describes a meat packing operation in the Lostion area with references to Monias adit and Poteranies Nong. Mentions Armour and PrUl and possible centrality to a business scene. Readable facts are very limited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lostion
Monias
Oeerazees
Sabi
PrUl
Difficult to parse crop and market note with mixed letters
Fragmented OCR text mentioning American wheat, prices, and references to regions like New York and Minnesota. Many garbled words and stray terms obscure full meaning. likely a market or commodity note with price hints but unreadable specifics.
Inspecting Dominion Forces toan Money Night
The report details Dominion forces preparing for a nocturnal test in a distant theater as Imperial authorities consider surveillance and reconnaissance oversea. It notes coordination between military units and the cryptic phraseology used by planners while outlining potential implications for ongoing imperial security and regional posture.
Weather Forecast With Rain and Winds Across Regions
The bulletin notes rain and strong winds over the next 18 hours, with improving conditions in springlike trends later. It highlights ground soak, water supply benefits, and ongoing unsettled weather across multiple areas, with notes on showers and mild temperatures ahead. The report also records retirements and local weather observations in several towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rommeswnarth
Raie
Auringhe
Wales
Spain
Chronar
Carrsie
Cobar
Coalemon
Eton Basbatone
Pelet
Wileandre
Genet Cape
Grenteli
Galeree
Gontagal
Hay
Henry & WI
Niligum
Husgerford
Teaabor Jorilerie
Wurraling
Kinndra
Louth
Msiparivaa
Matene
Moriyn Woada
Mooetiel Ff Meatamcia
Follimbmey
Muswelliniuk
Sertomius
Meweaille
Miscay
Parkys
Patternow Parramatta
Seorily
Plevup & Poncarie
Quarshone
Beckley
Singssie & Seviner
Tahatam
Barimbai
Witamem & Windssor
Eas Tapia Tessnrelue
Thlanbarem
Ativha
Moampiri
Ewelon
May
Carra- Seok
Lankren
Desiiauie
Decititerie
Rianne Dimen
Fotendia
Cain
Jereelem
Tom Gary
Crrisone
SCO
Sanroune
TuretayNich
Sasha
Grad Sons
Oneros
Fremine
Stork
Australian cricketers probe treasurer and private accounts
A newspaper report details a dispute within the Australian cricket tour management over the treasurer duties and the handling of private player accounts. Key figures include manager Mr Laver and captain Mr Noble, with debates on access to books and the safeguarding of confidential player records amid board scrutiny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laver
FISD
Uanelee
Winglain
Ibrin
Ajertel
Weinz
England
Sreaairer
Minney
Board of Control
Waritean
Tim Spant
Federal Arbitration Award Delayed in Bootmaking Dispute
A Federal Arbitration Award proceeding involving the High Court, Commonwealth Court of Conciliation and Arbitration, and multiple bootmaking firms was continued to challenge subterms of an award. The case questions jurisdiction, interstate scope, and the applicability of indenture provisions to apprenticeship pay schemes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Datlimghurel
Ibis Morshe
Atewment Waa
Whyarow Dod
Wisteria
New Fous Walls
Las Ausra
Sad
Micnell
Kan
Surke
Masor
Deru
Derkam
Om Bebwit
Foe Appli- Sania
Duffy
New South Wales
Mrsera
Rvinn
Harris
Macro
Piddagion
Commonwealth of Australia
South Australia
Awud Plains
Enveriener
North Coast Railway Work Delayed By Tunnel Collapse
Report from Maitland notes ongoing construction on the North Coast Railway faces disruption as the tunnel mouth fills with earth and a large shiplike mass blocks access. Platelaying halted for weeks, with risk of further falls and no brickwork at the tunnel’s end, delaying progress by at least a month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Maitland
North Coast Railway
Wayne Retarard
Maitland
Loith
Fung
NSW Executive Council Meeting On Appointments And Resignations
A NSW Executive Council meeting presided by Lord Chelmsford approved appointments including NJ. Mliveetehairmant, ROR. Hickaoy, and W. O'Malley to various commissions. New deputy roles were set for Sydney and Port Macquarie areas. The resignation of John E Foley at electoral return for Belubula was accepted and Frederick Garden appointed to the vacant position.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New South Wales
Chelmsford
Mliveetehairmant
Hickaoy
W. O'Malley
CC Laure
Dy. S. Mascullard
Metropolitan Board For
Accidenis Pearsons
E. F_ Frost
Porte
Manning River
Port Macquarie
Camden Haver
John E Foley
Cremorne Tram and Ferry Start Delays Denied
The Minister for Works Mr CA Lee stated there was no delay in starting Cremorne Wharf approacher work and tramtine or jetty construction. The small adjustment was nearing finality and approvals for New York were to be completed, with call for tenders possible any day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CA. Lee
Cremorne
York
Tagdara
Thia
Gas explosion at Bathurst injures resident
A gas cap failed today at the residence of Mr F P O Conn or, boatmaker George Street, Bathurst. An upstairs gas pipe ignited after Mr O Connor struck it with a stick, causing a violent blast that threw occupants from a dining-room. Mrs O Connor collapsed, but is recovering. Several pictures were torn from walls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bathurst
O'Connor
George Street
Lok
City Council Plans Iron Glass Roof Over New Thoroughfare
Proposal to cover a forty foot wide roadway with iron and glass roof between two new municipal sections. Wet weather shelter for market vendors. total estimated cost about £2900 to erect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vegelanie Tal
Kitcheners
Motors and Motor Men in Sydney Post New Trade Act
Sydney True Office staff have busy days since the new Trade Act. They numbered 345 cars and 112 motor cycles registered, granted 194 motor driver licences, and issued 1191 motor cycle certificates. All city cars are registered. many rural cars remain to be processed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Staf
Dara
Miners Wage Board Crisis at Newcastle Stirring Labour Row
Disquiet grows as miners' wage board faces pressure over Paterson's position. Federation threats to resign if Paterson refuses to bow out. Labours' unity wavering as talks hint at a tenpence cut to wages. Premier may be pressed to remove Paterson to avert board collapse. Meanwhile Canterbury Station gas telephones and fire brigade upgrades proceed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newcastle
Wesderntloa
Jone Paterson
Patwraon
Buen
Wyatt Awerke
Federation
Pat
Ursen
Bern el- Hom
Paterson
Rommures
Waterson
Tr Westperiog
Sbi
Paintson
Building Trade Strikes Spark Debates Over Wages and Job Time
A Sydney meeting of the Operative Trade Unionists' Society heard Labour leaders claim workers in outer suburbs face pay up to 34 9 a day while others rebut that six of eight days are worked and travel time is unpaid. Secretary Mr Irons said many statements by Mr Cosm were questionable and criticised wage practices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meta
Spain
Sverre
Thay Stepa
Urtoka
Bae
Iittehtavers’ Society
Sydney Trates
Gowlburn-sirvat
Irons
Cosm
Treas
Anya
Ely
Trotting at Epping Trial Handicap and Other Races
The Epping meeting features a trial handicap with Black Purest and other starters, won by half a cock. Plying Handicap sees Lady Nutwood prevail by half a head over Waratah, with betting favors Lady Nutwood. Club Handicap concludes with Honest Lad winning by a comfortable margin as Forest King and Strathbar also earn placements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aema A
E. Kieema
Beil Bird
Bil Jenkins
Stent Chief
Eureka
Lady Ribbons
Veronique
Pusha
Hamlet
Honest Lad
Sear
Harold
Merry Boy
Pickwick
Lady Niwood
Ribble
Smin
Wardénayssee
F. Jonest
Strathbar
Sisee
I Eaton
Georgie
the Queen
Evens Honest Lad
Surabar
Tod Forest
Amin Ciseec
Leading Australian rugby league star leads ballot in England match
Messenger remains top in the vote for Australia’s best player following Saturday’s league clash with England. New Zealand forward Byrne gets a 4 permit to join North Sydney and may play with Devereaux and Morton. Other selections, matches, and trials across Sydney and Melbourne headline a day of sport with large expected crowds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messenger
England
Frei Nhie Hickey
Craig
Bic
Byrne
New Zealand
North Sydney
Devereaux
Morton
Lasy
Frawley
Benen
Stunts
Sydney
Essien Suburts
Newtown
New
Newcastle
Queensland
Vanadars
Canterbury
Nest Barler
TENDERS FOR CITY COUNCIL SERVICES
The works committee recommends accepting tenders for wood paving at Oxford Street front of Sacred Heart Church and other street works. Walter Belge and William Sommer submit bids with costs listed. Langley Brothers to supply two million wood blocks. Australian General Electric to supply switchboards and transformers. Noyes Brothers and others bid for electrical fittings. Tenders sought for three hundred fenting chairs for VB0 elle parks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrr
Oxford Sirent
Sacred Heart Church
Walter J. Belge
Markerstreet
Clarenneatreet
Abdim Harcock-strees
George-atreer
Tien
Australian General Electric Company
Noyes Brothers
British Inculated
Heinby Cables, Limited
Jes. Connolly
Newspaper Advertising Case in Jury Court
In case No 5 of the Jury Court Goores Andrew Stewart trading as McCarron Stewart and Company sued the Country Press Co operative Company Limited for 2000 pounds for alleged slander. The jury found a verdict for the plaintiff for 250 pounds. A day of proceedings was granted. The Premier says proposed public service pay increases will not prejudice statutory or regulatory pay scales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fm No
Goores Andrew Stewart
M'Carron, Stewart, and Company
Country Preas Co-operative Company, Limited
Boon
Open air picture shows regulation approved by Haw ser
A NSW executive meeting approved a regulation under the act authorizing temporary structures for outdoor picture shows. The measure requires in writing approval from the Secretary and limits use to canvas or similar structures, with compliance and liability rules for operators during the open air entertainment period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N.S.W
The Share Market Prices and Private Cabins Report
Private cables report copper in London at £55 per ton with a drop of 8d. Quotes show varied prices across London and Sydney markets, listing numerous companies and blocks with bids and asks in pounds, shillings and pence. The dense cabling notes names of brokers, banks, and mining concerns trading in Queensland and New South Wales, including Broken Hill and Golden Mile commodities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Cabina
Elualne
Golden Morserkor
Carter
Booth
Sydney
Ana
Queensland
Sedentarre
Hank
New
Union Maxie
Australia
Papua
Thawarre
New Zealand
Insuhasice
Manly Gee
Wetbor
Tooth and Company
Amrea
Exchates
Burns
Philp
and Company
Oriental Fuest
Duslop
Maar Balverton Trats
Bydenp
Teiddar
Autaery
Ldn
Giration Capper
Habtkodes
Speitl
Kyler
Stler
Toy Uapper
Moun
Tilton
Mungana
Capmer
Bai
Tatwong
Lee
Addy
Lane
Broke Hill Proprietary
Kootra
Copey Creek
Brillant Central
Caillasoy
Jusetion Norte
Lve
ASG
Ix Montien
Alba
DMI
Moon Margax
Eydary
Etx
Janstion North
Nheets
Aralucs Redbank
Stoney
Perdrian
Main Ridge
Adellaide
Boulder
Charters Towers
Blucher
Brilliant Central
Brilllam
Brilliant Block
Carrington United
Currington Mast
Clark's Day Laws
Charters Towers Gas
Day Dawn P C
East Mexican
Lields
Golden Alexander
Kulumadau
Marshall
Victory
Bois
Salea
Brilliann
East
Ditta
Ls Sd
Golden Alexandra
Queen
Fdi
Melbourne
Mona
Goldsbrough
Silvertous
Falts
Marcombs
Junction Orth
Saiee Ite Sd
North Brokes
Chillagoe
Puidi
Salen
Zroy
Elliott
Hampden
Anico
Lye
Collmann
Ita
Johson
Koch
Flvids
Northern Territory
Barrambie
Salen le
Marvel Loch
Aid
Forward looking water plans spark regional debate
The article outlines proposals to use coastal water resources for Newcastle and Melttand areas, aiming to improve supply and resilience. Officials discuss Kelvr Maun Ta and Vesing iawaa in Use projects, weighing benefits against costs, timelines, and environmental impact. Community voices push for tangible actions while technical details remain debated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lok Hon
The Railway Policy Appointment In New South Wales
The commission named to study railway affairs in New South Wales forms a key policy push. Chief commissioner Remy B. Mickewn and W. C Metin Wood lead the board, with Oliver formerly under secretary for tags and related roles. The inquiry aims to advance reforms and exploration of railway management.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nepal
Tags
Wales
Conomierins
Fiiphaan
The Minimbah Boiler incident at Myamtug River
A damaged OCR item notes a vessel wreck near the Myamtug River with a lifeboat, a sinking claim, and a reported drowning. The fragment mentions the Mivinbes Soller drifting and an anchor, with references to water, salvage, and debris surrounding the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myamtug
Soller
Drake
Hently
Dean Lowdied
Wattr
Queensland Maize Prices Reported in NSW Market
Fragmentary wartime style note reports Queensland maize prices at auction in New South Wales markets. Mentions rail or river samples and references Sussex region influence on the NSW rate, with unclear figures and conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wsidtay
Gulinn Cine
Queensland
Ornahuna
Nsw
Warthers
Untitled labor strike disrupts PELAW colliery operations
Unclear OCR text describes a strike at PELAW MAIN COLLIERY affecting MEWCARTIR and nearby areas with references to workers, management, and potential mine closures. Details are illegible and scattered, but the piece signals a significant labor disruption with possible safety and production implications for the region.
Fragmented Classified Ad Clutter Obscures Details
A mangled OCR fragment shows an advert cluttering a page with partial words and misaligned letters, making the intended product or notice unclear and unreadable. No clear names, dates, or figures emerge from the legible portions.
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Asquith
Lye Pulleg
Amd
Lee Powers
Gare
Myune
Wilde
Sherent Petotis Tae Bella
Hauwe
Poeeines
Mediterranean
Suntan Wamwilyon
Bers
Roosevelt
Maine
New York
Dominion
TOAN
Jety Thompson
Cricketers
BOOKS
Melbouls
Mauister
Australien
Ound
Ubat Uhranszr
Okat& Pannomsin
Nac
Wetrkel Associated
SM Allatars
Fae
Noble
Wright
Hianager
Plapary
Ireland
High Court
THE
Executive Council
Sydney Harbor Trust
Miners’ Wages Board
MR. Paterson
de Burgh
Yaaa
the Building Trade
Pentel
Epping
Canlield
Metteain
Galeria
Wallace
Jeek
Pinprees
Kine
G. Lambert
Costery
Harrison
Lord Desmond Wan
Ripon
Grenfell
Len Down Webtty
Vietor
Victor” Clothing Section
Market Street
University Oval
City and Suburban
V. Tramways
Adauesion Ya
Ghantetand
Baw
Hunter District
the Railway Policy
Royal Commission ON Decentralisation
Wils Atternoon
Pruky
Pyil-street
Neat
Pelaw Main
Soya
Joe Atin
Alia
Wilk
Walberam Vasler Lp
Fremantle
Frymantic
Tope MF
Mebdany Ants
Louihsaoeling Tite Tde
Raneerammelworg
Soreern
Hisleh
Iasr
Dinara Fer Sraney
Mate Merit Bazsdet Bhany
Ell
Sekreléee
Levies
Meciacnep Craze
Guna
Indradev
Auckland
Davee
Fairfax & Roberts
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