Fragmentary OCR Notice from Local Paper
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Newspaper
Sydney Evening News
Location
Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 23, 1910
Page
8
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A garbled shipping notice lists numerous Croats, ships, captains, and companies such as Birt and Company, Granials fs, Sky tems, and Captain Perry. It mentions Landes vegedte, New segue No, West See Captain Swans, and lines to Fraser, Santa Tiecoherin, and Fremantle. Difficult to parse, but centers on maritime listings and vessel names with associated owners or operators.
Reader letters critique boxing brutality and gloves standards while urging public support for humane sport. Debates touch ethics, religious leaders, and societal impact. Fortnightly pay issues, tram removal complaints, and transit delays appear as additional concerns amid a broad community column.
The island mail service between Sydney and the South Seas begins Friday. Burns, Philp, and Company secure the government contract for the route via Federal Wharf Darling Harbour to Papu New Guinea. Ships will call at Port Moresby Yule Island Samarai and Wondiwoi Island.
A three storey structure on George Street in Sydney caught fire around Wednesday night. Firefighters battled the blaze in the second floor front area occupied by Helmenn and Savile, saving the rear. Loss is estimated at £1000, with occupants named in the filing. The cause remains unknown. the building belongs to Curley Eolate.
A Rowmenora community meeting Tuesday night decided to hold an inaugural event on Monday July 21 to form a cooperative. The plan includes no trade by members during the outing and emphasizes orderly conduct and mutual aid among street flower sellers.
The evening session in the Legislative Assembly featured sharp exchanges over no confidence and land policy. Labor accused the government of wasted opportunities and betrayed during arbitration, while opposition figures mocked and debated education and industrial legislation before the sitting adjourned at 12:10 a.m.
The Bishop of Birmingham urged restricting remarriages after divorce before the Royal Commission on Divorce. He proposed civil marriage in all cases as mandatory and allowed religious bodies to perform rites only for those who wish it.
Maritime items report high water at Sydney Cove and various ships preparing for departures to Melbourne, London, Auckland and New Zealand ports. Vague schedules note steamers, berths, and warnings amid unsettled seas, with multiple vessels mentioned including Australasian liners and smaller coastal steamers.
At Melbourne Criminal Court yesterday three women Elisabeth Downey Clara Pent and Minis Lang were found guilty of causing the death of girl Isabella Mcaltust on May 7 and were sentenced to death. Fen ington was recommended to marry by the Jury.
Pro ick George Benton faced charges at Letchworth for burying a child without notifying authorities after the body was found in a Garden City allotment. The jury found him not guilty of murder but sentenced him to a minor term for concealment.
An Enfield inquest heard a tale of devotion surrounding Marie Leroy, a Frenchwoman who lived disguised as a man named Harry Flord to defend a friend's reputation. Flord co operated with Freethinkers including Bradlaugh and Holyoake, then vanished. It emerged she assumed paternity to protect her friend’s child and continued caring for the child after the mother’s death while teaching languages.
At the Porter Memorial Fund meeting in Audney the committee received a letter from B C Barclay Katansing asking if subscriptions would be invited from other Australian states. Derelay noted Parrer's work to honor the Commonwealth farming. The committee considered contributions from interstates and New South Wales.
Fragmentary report mentions Kent and Las and Yoskahies and a match at Oxford University with F. R. Le Couteur involved. Crude OCR reads about breaches and troubles and a Maltringal reference.
Fragmented ad notes a ground sale of produce including onions and greens with dated terms. It mentions staged payments, prices per unit, and a forthcoming sale time. Names and exact addresses are unclear but reference to a local market context remains.
In Portland Oregon a trunk murdered body found in a hotel. Johnson wife and child and friend Powers were connected. Powers left the hotel claiming Johnson planned to go to Seattle. A porter opened the trunk revealing a body marked Johnson with a note seeking innocence.
A long OCR fragment lists Joseph Davis and a Pawn Street location offering jewelry items for sale or pawn. The text describes gold chains rings watches brooches pendants and various precious items with mentions of Albert and other names, prices, and sale terms. The ad appears to catalog numerous pieces including rings bracelets necklaces and jewelry sets with little cohesive narrative.
Auction notices reveal a Roane district sale set for Wednesday with extensive parcel descriptions and penalties. The ad lists wearables and possessions like watches and chains as collateral, plus fines and apologies for missing payments. It references dates in January and September and mentions medals, rings, pendants, and other items to be auctioned.
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