Football match chaos at court hearing with gun dispute
A chaotic afternoon at Pad 1 Police Court saw a football match incident spill into the courtroom. Witnesses described a shooting during a crowd disturbance, with one pistol allegedly fired from a house and a suspect detained as police investigated the events and injuries at St Vincent's Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beture Oe
Macfarlane
Cmisene Cartener
Arthur Tyte
Janos Parey Milford
St. Vincent's
Ingury
Chineman’s Bate
Sirecfuil
Cagcadest
Wits
Larrikma
Tmruwa Auriene
Glenmore- Pindoni
Wilton
Abele-Faee
Seeyan
Theevine-sckaunitiatont
Sepia Dermamitiy
Tip City
Wwe Kood
Rimmshhners
Cylon
Aerbor Thoreas
Memeizeet
Furry Uliva
Adler
Prmaeousiine Wien
Mauyes
Waterton
Martin Samething
Anya
Bekhl
Heryekipe
Sway
Mp Cine
Eec
Prue
Yaniay Howe
Cotman
Ata
Sismuann
Weather fragments from a damaged page with scattered names
Fragmentary weather notes and place names appear across a torn newspaper segment. Readable items include a few geographic markers and personal names. many details are illegible or missing.
Steamers Meet Hurricane Weather in Fremantle Barrage
In Fremantle the steamer trade confronts severe weather as peloided reports from Mande Hodder and Parker indicate rough seas. The gusting winds and heavy swells disrupt regular sailings, forcing slowdowns and route adjustments amid the storm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fremantle
Mande
The
Hodder
Parker
Realy
Lowes
Theraplain
Caulfield and Melbourne Cups in Focus
A fragmentary report on the Caulfield and Melbourne Cups notes the events held today in Melbourne. The passage contains garbled OCR text but references thoroughbred racing and a celebratory mood among attendees.
Ascot Races Card Pasted With Jumbled Names and Bets
A scrambled OCR style snippet lists horses and handicaps at Ascot including Twilight Mona Lily Vagod a and Fourteen Hands. The text mentions races such as Twilight, Dolly, Capr Oak, and Pernvilla with various weights and handicaps, but the details are garbled and incomplete.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ulryint Tandicat
Petathon
Rumor Solcuises
Hantucar
Mona Lily
Molong Fire Destroys Businesses and Attacks Witnesses
A blaze in Molong yesterday morning gutted Dowray and Super aravery establishment, George Bauer tutor and newsagent shop, and A D Millar auctioneer's premises. The incident included a violent assault on Mr Dowray as he defended the shop, with intruders taking money and valuables. Firefighters battled the flames as the three buildings burned, with injuries reported and investigations underway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Molong
Dowray
Super Aravery
Ayo
George Bauer
A. D. Millar
Ul x Domeny and Sons
Evening News
Doweny
Laney
Fenlind
Iheater
First Day’s Sales At Sheep Carnival Auction
The Sheep Carnival opening day sales are listed with numerous bidders and buyers including J Campbell Natrumingy A Mumphy Munni fuyeut and A Aalvonell among many others. A carter named Robert Williams from Cambridge Street Rosella was admitted to Balmain Cottage Hospital after being run over by a cart in Balmain.
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Herve
Sydney
Ward Meare
Mt. Peek
Sony
TW Peck
Mosara
J Camptell
Natrumingy
Mumphy Umunnin
A. Aalvonell
Wallukel
Seay
Usl
Robert Williams
Cambridge-street
Rosella
Balmain Cottage Hospital
Arbitration Act amendments debated by NSW employers group
A delegation from the Employers' Federation of New South Wales including A. H. Moore and D. McFadyen pressed for sweeping changes to the Arbitration Act. Proposals included a conciliation board with wage and hour determinations, limitations on legal professionals before boards, and a streamlined court process with appeals to a Supreme Court Judge. The Premier said government review would consider all proposals before deciding on amendments.
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Mployers’ Federation of New
Carruthers
Alon
Moore
Che
Boards of
Conelitation
Mowre
Auvuese
Pedera
Ion Way
Wade Hunt Aventon
Peeston
Tus
Anurd
BMW
Hays Taeenor
Cluitan
Turin
Sonin Viitewatovision
Wanda
Cenitron
Induscrial Eppeal
Mason
Ay Tuerber
Meinfers
Gus
Komme Industries
Trouble in a tram at Pandington Court
At Pandington Police Court Charles Williams clerk was fined hard labour for assaulting tram conductor Joe Siph Augustus Bans while in duty. Williams boarded the tram, refused to pay after it passed and struck the conductor after giving a penny, leading to the penalty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pandington
Charles Williaas Rlerk
Tone Muvit
Joe Siph Augustus Bans
Bonductor
Williams
Tom Twies
Manly Boat Case At Watery Prince Court
At Watery Prince Court Archibald Muculel J ruser 49 faced charges for unlawful wescuiting and rough conduct aboard a steamer near Castle Teagl-strewt. Prosecutors alleged he attacked Morrison and his female companion with an umbrella and threats. witnesses described a heated exchange and paid testimonies about a madman’s letters.
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Prince Court
Archibald Muculel J'ruser
Vate Agenly
Atu
MD. Morrison
Carriog
Caatler Teagl-strewt
Bul Tesches
Manly
Mans
Mans, It Was Fe Binur. Up the Brig Dowd Atruwd
Bith
Prdeweusur
Harrah
Harrisons
Pruner
Haepman
Slauson
Herrison
Binngarta
Marrison
Harriem
Bia
Harrigan
Prager
Spence
Miners Cease Work at Newcastle Colliery
Miners at Newcastle area collieries halted work after a week of wage disputes. About 400 men refused to work today, demanding higher pay and shorter shifts while employers reportedly prepared to reopen. Output dropped from normal to 80 tons as wheels and shift runners stayed idle awaiting a company reply.
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Newcastle
Neiton
St Carrionton
Etson
Vonuphanes
Mike
Helton
Wifikors
Siricinr
Alebd
Domand
le Sd
Raid on Chinese Rabbit-Proof Gambling Den Reported
The central court case details a raid on a Chinese rabbit-proof gambling den linked to Tai Jin. Witnesses and laborers named include Reginald Mikiets, Peter Junckll, Frank Low, Joseph Party, and George Pennim, with references to workers and a Crown Law official. The scene describes guards, a barrier, and players using a woven wire setup to deter entry.
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Kuta Tae
Central Potion Court
Peter Juncpll
Miaper Prauk Peg
Georgy Peumn
Wiredtyr
Phan Whie
Reginald MiKiets
Botney Maueneld
Ulters
Alewauibe Holmes
Istwaree
Wileon
Lavourer
Jamnye M'Ray
Wabourer
Charis Aomeion
Ceach Lumber
Wulur Rowioh
Joxceh Party
BN Lallunt
Gla Aremus
Woulurs
Bey Valdehald
Aeimg
Jeargh Rodgers
SL Gueminer
Maat
Crown Law
Allew
Duo Leer
Musky
Alwaye
Hongo War PO
Amd Ik
Tixton
Anyyuy
Eurytlepe
Rowell
Weciere
Peciar
Onha
Stee
Bruun
Ainey
Viton Ik
Ellie
Tse Ae
Teel
Peptine House
Bainine House
Maen
Divorce Court verdict in adultery case at Wagga
In a divorce brought by Philip Gil Riera against Mary Abdideremun, the court found adultery by Lawrence Crukanthory. Justice Simpson stated the evidence supported the adultery conclusion and granted a decree nisi in four months. The decision reflected the judge’s careful weighing of witness testimony and fault.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip Gil Riera
Wagga
Lawrence Spencer Crukanthory
Justice Simpson
Siddy
Peter
W P Crick Issues A Writ Against Mr Justice Owen
William Patrick Crick MLA announced that a writ for 500 damages was issued against His Honour Mr Justice Owen. Crick said the action rests on grounds tied to alleged prosecutorial actions during Mogul administration and hinted at seeking a different view from the High Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Patrick Crick
Nis
Justice Owen
Bi Ellice
Evening News
Crick
Bain
Blayney
Late shipping and arrivals at area ports and firms
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate late shipping and arrivals at local ports with mentions of a captains, boats, and a Phamant company. Key names and dates are unclear. the fragment suggests delays and inbound vessels, but specifics are unreadable.
Sydney Sports Ground Chronicle Fragments
Fragmented OCR reads like a chaotic account of events at the Sydney Sports Ground. Names, dates, and actions blur into garbled text with scattered references to matches, venues, and figures. The piece resembles a rough, incomplete report lacking clear narrative.
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Jolonny
Iton Police
Taney
Cabdorn West
Etree
Sita
Walttred anGwars
Tir
Slaw
Albury
Pein
Ami Burney
Beall Wood
Uurwonr
Casagne
Geensewton
Jorse Pay O. Rianne
Molon Moranenret
HurRley
Aid Tutu
Beale
Caulfield
Melbourne
Jaan
Poltiajon
Yrese
Ascot
MR. Domeny
Shropsinne Stud
UN Govenor
Andrew E. Mannyll
Mount Veralee PC
Owe
Tavhattle
Herhiiles
Dr. StarkalLi
T. Seth
Lord Caree
Meu Y Tan
Shes
Siows
Bie Ane
Sire Ravicacor
Mauatte
Brothers
Mesaun
Moolford Laddie
Mahring Brwilees
Baxter
Springfelds
Pastina
Igs
Eure
Alimadi
Galimudi
Accon
Jonkine
Spraydon
Malligod
Dunkiey
Barbies
Pibas
T Stacy
Sinileton
Jas
C Grege
Plenty
Thea
Hee
HR Mart
Bolwrsbaih
Robert O. Kermolo
Mond Vale
Taz
Moiha
M'Mahon
Wess
Webb
Ies
Ses
Government Six
Werimrant Farm
Mses
Hetton Colliery
Divorce Court
Eee
Eldershaw
Newtown
W. P. Crick
Aune
Arainas
Bateior, tyars_ aele saurat Butea
Phamant Company
Slim Merk
Louk
Ewing
SUD Gata Pasoy
Eyome Fame
CleMarekih
Tull Elseree
Siegal Vara Janes
Cwmaran
Golf Jhrseys
Jo Geyar Yaririn
Sipiea
Cuits Waar
Crome
Sougmaey
ALL Siecat
Laure Wage
Essinos
Colvarel
Aurore Lee
Rae Ae
Samar
Aea
R.B. Armstrong
Biber
Sy Sime Arias
Vienna
Sydney Sports Ground
Tramway
Cheatenr
Raenree Hinton Nasil
Evlor
Shliake
Mer Sethi
Perrier E Datand
Mrt
APOE
Marcel Sit
Hesti
Wes
Midionne Ck
Eeanne Patti
Fisher
Fisher and Company, Et
Tomie
Seare
Laval
Dave Hes
Todes
AR Lemaire
Ume
Naer HR
British Piano Depot
Barmack Street
Springs Bank
Timber
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