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Newspaper
Sydney Evening News
Location
Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 22, 1910
Page
2
Local brief notes a late arriving cable item received today. Details are sparse with only a fragmentary wire summary indicating ongoing updates on a regional issue. Further information or full text is not available in the readable portion.
The Villepremx collision near Versailles followed by river water tube blockage and engine explosion concerns. M. Micherand, Minister for Public Works, notes State acquisition of the West ven Railway and poor train material. Government plans large orders to remedy defects.
London Twenday Evening reports Lord Balfour of Burleighs commission on foreign missions. The commission condemns government limits on missionary work in Egypt and Nigeria, noting missionaries were barred from entering British Northern Nigerian cities without permission from local authorities.
TONDON Tuesday Evening The Women's Beredom League has organized a Women's Athlete Society to provide fluent speakers for suffragist meetings. Many women have joined this effort.
In London on Tuesday Prime Minister Asquith told rival suffrage deputations that government as yet cannot proceed with woman suffrage due to conflicting opinions. A private member's bill would be more suitable, though unlikely to progress now. The House of Commons should have a chance to assess it, and he would submit the question to the Cabinet.
The Sunken Submarine Frome slips at Cateis has recovered all bodies. The crew were found in varying states of injury, and the vessel shows signs of collision damage. Watches stopped around 2:10 p.m. and the cargo entry read 1.56.
Several motor diligences returning from a fete in Unquera Portugal raced down a hillside. Two of the Alpextes capsized and five occupants were killed while seven burned by a gasoline tank explosion.
In Cananea Mexico troops arrived and arrests were made as authorities proclaimed a state of peace to prevent a revolutionary outbreak. The measure followed the discovery of infected armor ammunition and threats aimed at Saturday. Local officials reported disruption of the planned insurrection and maintenance of order.
The Ash mark of verfection in Evooing creer is obtained in R. C. Hagon's Dinner Jacket Suits with silk facings priced at £5 5s. Materials are among the finest from leading fashion centres, tailored by experts. Crown Sulta in exceptionally fine materiali for discriminating wearers. Marchant Tallor, 129 King Street.
San Francisco reports Johnson and Jeffries will clash in Reno Nevada on the afternoon of July. Jeffries is the favorite and a bloodshed fear is voiced if Johnson wins. Tens of thousands expected to travel from San Francisco with 29 000 arena capacity and heavy betting on Jeffries.
London dispatch reports Mr. George Turner opening the U S case in the Newfoundland fisheries dispute before the International Tribunal, detailing arguments on the disputed fisheries access and legal grounds at the session in London.
In Norway a heated debate centers on language policy and the role of classical training. Supporters of Landsmaal emphasize nationalist identity while opponents warn that abandoning Latin risks cultural and intellectual erosion. Some deputies voted against constituents, while calls for a national referendum grow.
Local Liberal, Reform, and Westens leagues in St Leonards plan cooperation to back a single candidate. A Roselle branch is forming with Mr J Muller named as a potential contender and a July 15 ballot date set for candidate selection. Members urged rapid enrolment and a July 8 nomination deadline.
David Joseph Kerr, four, son of bookmaker David Andrew Kerr, died after a pony dragged him along Hilstreet for about 200 yards when the stirrup iron trapped his foot. He was taken unconscious to The Pines private hospital where he died from a skull fracture.
The Town and Country Journal features a vivid depiction of Britain’s royal funeral for King Edward I. It recounts private lying in state at Buckingham Palace from May 14 to 17, the Westminster Hall ceremony, and the immense public procession to Paddington Station en route to Windsor. Also notes the royal garb, guards, and grand ceremonial scenes, plus a death notice for William May Vaughan Conki.
George Plowman bankrupt faced two motions to rescind a October order committing him to prison for contempt after refusals to answer questions at an examination. He sought High Court relief, while the judge refused, noting no grounds to release him. the application was dismissed with costs and he remained in custody.
The Department of Microbiology reports progress since its establishment, with 6387 specimens and 32044 tests examined in 1909. The document outlines routine statistics, investigations across economic and scientific aspects, and detailed analyses of samples from foods soils waters and dairy products, plus public health submissions and plague-related findings.
A local option vote drives strong no license momentum with Baptist Union council supporting the anti license campaign. Archdeacon Boyce notes Canon Hicks approval while alliance organizers plan expanded lectures to saturate the state ahead of the looming poll.
Unredeemed Pletzes at the Rooms on Pitt Street dated June 90 by John P. Lister. Subdivision Hale at the Ground corner of Marlon and Flood streets and Flood and Burfit streets Leichhardt on Saturday June 18 by Richardson and Wreneb.
The notice extols Minahan Bros Boot Manufacturers urging the public to notice their boots praised for cheap high class quality. It highlights various boot shapes sizes and the need to draw attention to their value and superior offerings.
Peary arrives Plymouth May 2 with Captain Bates and Captain Bartlett, signaling new evidence for reaching the North Pole. A London correspondent notes the trip confirms his claims, while Peary and his party plan meetings with the Royal Geographical Society and public lectures amid debates over who first reached the Pole.
The Industrial Court discussed the Stop Assistants Macropolitan Drapers Wages Board with Judge Teydoo deferring appoint ment of George R Young secretary of the Bhop Assistants Union and J M Grace of Grace Brothers Broadway Glebe. The chairman issue was adjourned to allow party agreement after the fast. Also noting lawn tennis results with various players and a public comment from Mr. Albert Torchard.
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