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Newspaper
Sydney Evening News
Location
Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 22, 1911
Page
2
A long divorce hearing in Sydney reveals accusations of adultery and desertion by James Cruise against his wife, with witness testimony detailing marital disputes, financial neglect, and attempts at reconciliation. The case discusses separation, maintenance, and pending orders as the court weighs alimony and child support.
A fragmentary historical notice discusses late King Edward and the current king urging peace and unity. It quotes supposed declarations promoting peace, harmony, and global friendship, referencing monarchs and ancient royal sentiment amid wartime anxieties.
Fragmented OCR yields a garbled notice from a 19th century paper. It references a bargain event, a sale at Pear, and mentions merchants, a meeting, and a reader with names like Amie By An gemisla Lubes. The text also alludes to a reading of fetes and a prospective return of a committee or representative.
A Melbourne photograph license dispute alleges Aldermen and a photographer charged four guineas for a portrait. The case questions who set the price and if the charges were lawful. Local authorities debate the film licensing terms and the photographer seeks payment for the portrait session and prints.
A garbled OCR page mentions names such as JACOB THE LIVEST JEWELLER and GW Government, with scattered references to a Contre a GW, removal of persons, and police or civic terms. Despite the unreadable text, it hints at a mix of notices, sales, and regional entities, typical of a historic local newspaper page.
A damaged OCR record from Greenend county notes a court matter involving Jane Almana of the Gueswe Vend ton and Liens at and Censor Wai8ie Enaean in an Australian context. It references a November filing, a marriage context, and names such as Mia and GISTER with unclear roles, leaving many details unreadable.
Daley men and Brian form wanthear at Howard Smith and Co Limited ads. The notice, appearing in a local paper, lists firms such as Hebbuba Household Coal and Midge fond Wheema, with chat about trade names and possible sales.
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