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Newspaper
Sydney Evening News
Location
Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 21, 1913
Page
15
An unclear OCR segment from a newspaper page mentions names and places but lacks coherent context or complete details. The readable words suggest it is a local notice or brief item with potential dates or identifiers, yet the main event remains unspecified.
Blinthe section lists marriages deaths and memorial notices and return thanks. The readable fragments reference personal names and events without clear dates or locations.
An OCR fragment notes an event labeled HATORDAY on the date June 31 with references to ATONEY and ipta in an Evening section.
A long critical piece argues about apathetic voters and the dangers of not voting. It contrasts passive citizens with activists and discusses how election outcomes reflect collective patriotism or apathy. The piece questions representation, choice of candidates, and the responsibilities of voters in shaping policy.
A fragmentary voice argues that voting is a privilege not a duty and questions who should hold the right. It discusses citizen duties, state power, and the role of the press in presenting names and addresses of electors, reflecting a tension between liberty and civic obligation.
Fragmented OCR style notes discuss idlephone tech and a feature for the idephame of the woot. Mentions Jalen Dever Freshmen establishing telephones with multi-piece and new-green. References a misdending and a plea for relief amid labor and worry.
The case of Thames Biwin Biwen at the Central Criminal Court sees the defendant remanded in custody after a bail request is denied by Judge Pring. The prisoner faces seven weeks of remand as the court weighs pre trial matters amid a tense, uncertain atmosphere.
Obituary notes the death of Mr Curzon Smith aged 82 at home. The pallbearers, family connections, and funeral arrangements are listed, with references to his widow and absence of children. The service is set for December at England Cemetery Beokwout.
Cecer Harding, resident of Avemwe reed Mounan, was injured after a collision on the road. He was taken to Rorel Ghare Haepttat where he was admitted in critical condition and later pronounced dead due to his injuries.
Fragmentary report describes a robbery at Bellevue Hill with a suspect named Perey Laerenet and references court action at Peles Court. The text mentions a June 10 event, Marie Con and wine, and a public prosecutor planned or involved in the proceeding.
The report notes sympathy rising for patients at the Women’s Hospital aided by donations led by Mr Hugh J and a committee including Mr Ward. It mentions a plan to reduce debt from 400 to 100 if July funds reach targets, and urges continued benevolence to support hospitalized patients.
The fragment recounts a Meth Company scheme linked to a Dandy Handy contract and a court recording. It mentions a "Dandy Handy" deed, a certificate, and an Army record linked to Hearth’s Hod with a claim of wholesome character.
Fragmented OCR text mentions All Fitiess and Huan Matas Fee with unclear phrases. No clear event or names for a coherent summary.
The readable text is garbled. It mentions women and pairs but provides no clear event, names, or location to anchor a concise news summary.
A catalog of lapidary items including opal specimens and chips is listed with related wares such as mugs, mats, furs, and curios. The text suggests a display or sale event featuring jewelry and fossil-like pieces, though details are fragmented.
Police report a local scam involving a stamp swindler targeting shopkeepers in Petersham Annandale and nearby areas. The thief used a folding paper envelope ruse to steal stamps, offering payment later and fleeing after uncovering the shopkeepers’ suspicions. Several victims describe the quick operation and dispersed locations.
A colonial era incident aboard the ship Mew Realand recounts Captain Halery hosting Prince Georges of Rattenberg and Meori spouses. The Meoris earnestly sought royal contact, with a young native girl briefly courtly and later repelled by security.
A fragmentary London report describes a will dispute over Devonshire estates. The head gardener, once named as a beneficiary, contested the will after the testator’s death. The case went to court with verdicts and allocations of funds to the gardener and related parties.
Fragmentary text recalls Parramatta carnival developments and a nod to a historic landing event tied to Gemmer Fkillip and Parremetio’s Mystery. The garbled OCR hints at planning and commemorative themes amid festive activities.
Rosehill race meeting postponed due to weather with officials awaiting new date and plans to reschedule rob rosehill track events and participants notified.
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