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Newspaper
Sydney Evening News
Location
Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 25, 1910
Page
15
The notice expresses everlasting love for infant Monie Cillian who departed this life. Signed by her parents and the Clarets, the message thanks those who offered support and sympathy during their bereavement.
Since April last 44 new buildings have been erected in Katoomba at a cost of £5589. Steamers will run from Fort Macquarie to Clontarf and Pearl Bay on Sunday with trips from 9.9 m to 8 p m and concerts on the 7 and 8 p m runs. Excursion steamers go to Correy's Gardens on Monday for holiday makers to enjoy picnics. Steamers depart No Jetty Circular Quay every half hour.
A historical critique notes the term flipper among modern sailors and contrasts today’s lumbering merchant ships with the old clipper ships. It recalls bygone skippers would marvel at present voyages while modern vessels prioritize cargo capacity over speed, with crews of 16 to 18 on 200 ton ships and occasional speeds near sixteen knots.
A reflection on historic clipper speed versus modern vessels, noting the Sir Lancelot’s 14,000 tiles per day, Gay's knot measurements, and the era of coppering and iron frames. It contrasts composite and timber builds with later Aberdeen liners and motorized ships, arguing the loss of a national maritime chapter tied to early racing legends.
The wearisome censure motion led by Mr M GOWEN ends, allowing public business to resume. The Opposition’s tactics are seen as wasting time to block reforms outlined by Mr Wade, with accusations they seek to undermine government and delay laws. The critic notes the party’s history of obstructive tactics and questions future conduct.
Ambiguous note describes crime handling and punishment concepts. No clear individuals places or dates are readable.
A court case reveals two boys aged 16 and 15 found guilty of burglary. Experts argue the criminal system fails by repeatedly releasing habitual offenders who resume crime, urging harsher terms and prison reform to break the cycle. Sir Robert Anderson cites that seven tenths of England's crime is carried out by a small group of habitual criminals. The piece calls for ending the cycle by limiting repeated releases and changing prevention methods.
The Balmain Ferry Company replies to the deputation led by aldermen and M L A John Storey. The board cites rising costs and rent and refuses most concessions while offering to rescind rents on wharves if the council lowers rates. They note increased costs for wages materials and steamers and stress commercial realities.
Auction listings show sales by auction at multiple addresses in July. Items include unredeemed jewelry and sundries, clothing, and various consignments. Proceedings conducted by I. Raxsell Jones and John P. Lister at designated firms in New Town and 347A Pratt street.
Fragmentary OCR reading shows a note about financial backing or bets related to an individual named George E. Eas. Details are unclear due to damaged text. no dates or places are legible. Further context is unavailable from the readable fragment.
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate a late cable news item received today from the paper’s own corner. No clear people, places, or events are readable.
Italy seeks Porter extradition for the murder of his wife described in a confession. He allegedly beat her with a couch mallet, hid the body in a trunk, then moved it to a pier and returned before dawn. The case involves Russian labs and a surrender outside a New York police station.
London reports a troop train on the Mancacillo line in Mexico broke on a steep gradient and was dashed to pieces. Thirty seven people were killed and many injured.
London Friday report states militant suffragists protest Asquith stance on war. Emile Davideos jailed for £5 fine or two months for breaking windows at the House of Lords. Court proceedings reflect tense suffrage agitation and police actions.
Fragmentary notice states wheat cargoes sold with prices around 2234 per quarter. Mentions a Victorian wheat ex barque Seplor from Melbourne with April 12 departure and a Byr ney reference, obscured by OCR errors.
The Daily Bail rival report in Bucharest questions a German Emperor telegram to the Roumanian Crown Prince after an incident at Pirsetun. Reuter's Athens desk notes Greece provided the Italian minister a satisfactory explanation and offered indemnity for damage to a steamer during a security removal.
The Venice Campanile reconstruction is completed and the Pope’s Heil gifts were presented, marking a ceremonial finish to the project. Local observers note the event drew attention in London on Friday evening with widespread media coverage.
London notices the sudden death of Lady Chermside in Switzerland. Major-General Bir H. Cherm ide was detained from her on business in Eug nod.
In London on Friday evening the All England Lawn Tennis Championship doubles matches saw Ritchie and Wilding defeat Wilders and Good 6 1 6 2 in straight sets. Dour and Pridwrts beat Gwrune Eyand and Hardy 3 0.
A severe heat wave blankets the Eastern United States on the fourth day of high humidity. Thousands seek shade in parks and hospitals report increased admissions as cities like New York Philadelphia and Pittsburgh cope with record heat and rising temperatures.
London reports a discussion on immigration schemes involving Sir J and the Agent-General for Victoria. The Windsor memorial and allied plans raise questions about emigration from New South Wales and British incentives for settlers.
Three hundred fresh cholera cases reported yesterday in Roernf nethe foa Rumsia with trains evacuating terrified fugitives. Officials warn transit routes remain crowded as panic spreads in surrounding districts.
In the Open Championship Friday action LOSTOS leads after a strong round while A Ward takes second place with 10 percent and Tymea finishes third with a score described as dod.
Verey Cornell announces the worded title Toe of the prayer for the book by royal permission to use the words Edward Prince of Wales. The notice appears in Canterbury records with reference to Priday Geoniog at the top andWelndaar.
The London missionary conference convenes Friday evening with clear terms set for the event at Eyamburgh Wax. Proceedings focus on mission work and evangelical outreach in the region.
A blaze at the back of the Trinity area adjacent to the railway line damaged the refrigerating works and storage. Fire fighters from Redfern and Pyrmont, plus two private hydrants, contained the fire quickly. Rabbits awaiting transfer to storage were damaged but the skating rink and broader business avoided major loss. The manager reassured owners that most goods were safe and normal operations would resume.
The report details boxing figures Jeffries and Sullivan with picture rights sold for £125,000 in Vancouver. It mentions Sam Peares, Morice Seturday, and Fenn me Conen lay, with references to trials, arrests, and ongoing legal actions around the Reno fight scene and related personalities in Nevada and British interests.
Natives compete in a sparring event at Sta Burns with bouts described and results indicating a close match. The page notes enthusiasts and officials including Mr. A Tarkan and ex-champion TMN Lane along with performances by Tommy Mirus and others.
Fragmentary ad copy touts watches and jewelry at BATINDERS Sydorys Leading Jeweller offering silversmith pieces and bracelets. Mentions July enrollment at Metropolitan Business College and gives a garbled address in Sydney and Boston as locations for sales and services.
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