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Newspaper
Sydney Evening News
Location
Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 25, 1913
Page
13
Fragmentary notices show births and memorial acknowledgments with several names and dates. The text references families and individuals including Daly, Kapoor, Dipti, and Emily, with dated events and thanks sections. The incomplete OCR obscures precise details.
The whaling vessel Borrel arrived at Sydney harbor this morning after rough seas hindered operations. Severe weather limited the crew to smaller catches and delayed the voyage from Jervis Bay, with morale steady as repairs and rest proceed.
Readers debate the government is pushing a policy to appeal to the Privy Council and High Court amid constitutional questions. The piece critiques parliamentary action, public opinion, and the electoral stake as general elections loom and citizens seek direct input.
Jumbled fragment discusses household storage for imperial aims and a critique of charity offerings. Mentions 130,000 households in Erdesy and debates about gifts or measures, with unclear references to figures like Aico and Barings.
A mangled text discusses historical leasehold versus freehold in a dominion. It references a proposed inquiry into rights of sellers and the government’s ability to reclaim land for a movable price, with mentions of ministers, elections, and a potential cultural detection purpose.
Article reports on labor tensions and a proposed agreement between workers and management to avoid strikes. It describes representatives meeting Maye Bean and Bhart costereace, potential arbitration, and the Federation's role in mediating to prevent work stoppages.
A fragmented discussion on the fish question and domestic labor. The text notes women facing preparation work and public reception, referencing a professor and the popularity of a certain article. It mentions appetite for reform and a plan linked to health and social aims.
Reports say miners at several mines are idle as tensions rise between the miners and management. Strike talk centers on wage disputes and safety concerns, with union leaders in discussion over formal boycott actions and possible future work stoppages.
A garbled OCR fragment references teams, places, and items such as Quakes and Furs with scattered terms like Bourges and Rome. The text is incoherent, unreadable in places, and lacks a clear event, date, or outcome to summarize into a full news item.
A divorce petition filed by Cleide Berevia against Freda Worena in the Kingston court alleges infidelity aided by disguises including a false beard and blackened face. Testimony details a confrontational session with witnesses, inquiries about a possible lover, and claims of interference from a co respondent. Edmond Garside described as private inquiry agent aided the case.
The item surveys the morning share market with scattered names and phrases including Australian and New Zealand references. It mentions potential changes in trading, a proposed compulsory training discussion, and mentions several individuals and firms in partial form.
The Ellerslie wreck inquiry clears Captain Taylor as the master while crew records show the vessel leaving Government Wharf with a cargo bound for Eden Beem. Officials from the Crews Law Office and Navigation Department examined the ship’s fate, engines, and furnaces, noting engine pipe damage but no conclusive fault by the captain.
A large funeral and procession accompanied the coffin of Welham member in a formal ceremony. Dignitaries and officials from the Legislative Assembly attended with a display of mourners and pallbearers led by local aldermen and civic leaders as the cortege moved to the cemetery.
Fragmented OCR note describes sales by auction and police involvement and aims to obtain incriminating evidence. It references a nearby department and location near Meloo for enforcement purposes. The text is garbled indicating an administrative or legal notice context.
Fragmentary OCR notes discuss sharp price reductions on boots and garments with scattered phrases about imports, sales, and references to Australian topics. The text is garbled with many nonstandard terms making firm facts hard to extract.
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