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Newspaper
Sydney Evening News
Location
Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 25, 1913
Page
14
A fragmentary report from London recalls a complicated wedding tied to the Terese Mars Doughty tale. The article mentions a charge of femur-father perjury and a related court sequence ending with a statement under oath and a release on bail.
An evening ceremony at a palace honors the president of the French Baptntie with remarks by King George praising the rb young guest and noting rivalries and political ties in a subdued report.
A garbled aviation item from Las Bos notes a mystery surrounding a pilot disappearance. Authorities say the flight crew reported distress but details remain unclear as investigations continue and the public awaits clarity on the event and involved parties.
Article outlines remedies under the National Insurance Act focusing on hardship relief and pension provisions. It references legal terms and official bodies in London and discusses eligibility and procedure for claimants under certain conditions.
Delorade, Tuesday evening, Positeh undertakes the reconstruction of the Servian Cabinet, which resigned. The government will accept Bazsla's arbitration to settle the difficulty with Bulgaria.
Fragmentary note mentions a cow price and dates around Marrickelfie with names like Alana Mae and Thomas Pears. Details are unclear due to garbled OCR but reference a sale or valuation context and a quoted phrase. No definite outcome or clear entities beyond those partial names.
The Imperial Licensing Court adjourned the Bend Bete hotel liquor license case after testimony by actor David Drayton and others. The proceeding discussed building plans, observers at the Aquarian Hotel, crowd concerns, and potential polling arrangements for March.
Police report an alleged forgery case linked to a large sum. The accused, a self described man aged around middle age, allegedly presented a forged cheque drawn on a bank. Detectives identified the suspects, with one man claiming he received the cheque from a priest. A reference from a bishop was obtained and signed.
Scattered notes from Moonee Valley races list riders and horses, with odds, finishes, and distances. Names include LORD GREY, MELRUT, SANOUMIA QUEE, and DINGLEY, among others, with multiple steeplechase and hurdle results and betting mentions.
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate weather disruption affecting a local area with vague references to rainfall and hindrances to planned events. No clear names, dates, or organizations are readable to identify the exact incident.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions an alert from Mr. Guiss referencing New Geuth Webs ee Walled Cites and vague strategic terms. The passage is garbled with missing context and unclear events or entities.
A court heard charges against Chidies amid a scene as inmate Ben allegedly struck him during a confrontation. Magistrates warned of penalties including fines or jail if payment defaults, with a brief admonition on attending future proceedings. The case explored dishonesty claims tied to a vehicle registration dispute.
Police used batons to quell a nighttime disturbance in Easkineville. Reports say a Sensis escort failed to calm the crowd as officers moved in to restore order and remove unruly participants.
A race program from Victoria Park lists Welter and Novice events with entrants such as Beauchamp Dove and Benita. Directors, starters, and race details are noted, including the field names, times, and classifications, with focus on horses like Benita and Scandia and the second division novice handicap.
Long transcript of a court proceeding recounts a dispute involving Mrs Lipsera and Mr La an over property rights, alleges coercion and unlawful restraint during a quarrel at Parramatta garden. Witnesses include Mr Miller and Mr Mall. testimony details a violent incident, intent to abduct, and alleged threats linked to marital disputes.
Queensland and Combined Hospitals battled to a hard fought draw. Goals from Gallene Past and a late strike by Sgeula Wale Pegletered provided scoring chances as both sides pressed. The Empire’s defense held firm with several key saves, while Turrel and Kawarde led the visitors' attack in a cautious second half.
A fragment indicates a school or sports item involving Trenville and Clyde venues with a male participant. The readable text is garbled but suggests a match or contest between schools.
A fragmented report describes a match at Bathurst with mention of Mae Bigly and Maya Bighy among players. The text is garbled but references a late game arrival and a key moment before the end. No clear scores or outcomes are provided.
In a Surrey divorce court session before Ms Husnir ore the proceedings encountered confusion as the plaintiff and party names appear garbled. The record shows a reference to Antwa Franase Gallingwoed but the spelling is unclear and disrupts the docket.
Buyers at the Mtowned waction campel in Menown and Alvacedria report improved prices for barweed and related supplies. Despite delivery delays, price data shows a recorded price around £1 per ton for baker's goods, with market expectations noting ongoing shipments and potential changes.
A garbled report outlines discussions among federal ministers and European counterparts on welcomes and valedictories. It mentions Mr Fisher and Mr Cook in ministerial roles, reference to the Prime Minister's Department, External Affairs, and other departments, plus remarks on appointments and ceremonies for cabinet actions and honorary positions.
Anarles Hickate Culler petitions the Sedery fuveree Court this afternoon for the dissolution of marriage with Mingly Mote Ciclley formerly Mien. The case, before Judge Snethow Gorjom in Katiumia, involved testimonies and a potential settlement plan as Part of the inquiry into the marriage.
A baby girl died after a vehicle struck her in a foggy street. Witnesses report a passerby attempting first aid before emergency crews arrived. Police investigate the incident as a fatal accident and seek witnesses with information.
A court remands the accused in a surveyor shooting case for further hearings. The fragmented text references the incident and ongoing legal action with repeated remand orders. The readable parts focus on the remand decision and the involved parties.
A woman died in a hospital after exposure to Lysol poisoning. The case prompts warnings about household chemical safety and potential accidental ingestion risks.
Scattered lines describe late share market items and local notices from Adelaide era venues. Mentions of Perkins reserve Moetters Williams and Siverton Trams appear amid fragmented references to markets and payments. The garbled text hints at colonial era commerce events without cohesive details.
Fragmentary OCR notes report a defalcation case with unclear details about a missing party. The readable parts mention names like Jade and Emmy and reference evening events and legal action. No coherent timeline or fully identifiable entities emerge from the garbled source.
Fragmented OCR reads about parties married and a related court action. It mentions travel to a ceremony and a legal bar or grant, with reference to a freed party and a Homer related matter.
Fragmentary OCR notes show an immigrant paying a fine by an unclear method. The text mentions a spectra of letters and references exploitation or exposure, but specifics are unreadable.
A garbled passage references Memery and Absuandyr Garden and Geir, mentions Columbia University and Encyclopædia of Rewier, and discusses a lar en volun ay Eve fulien as part of Callie series. It notes a four-month period and a committee draft involving Wire Wteert.
Fragmentary court notes indicate a long delayed divorce action ending without judgment. The clauded text references Mary Tratnee and a trial in the Arlweres Comnt with mentions of Rome and a joinder of parties.
A compact report outlines compensation for a pony and motor accident involving several named individuals. The item references a court or official proceeding, with dates and locations implied, and notes rates and settlements tied to the incident.
In a local Osaka court, two marriage dissolutions were granted after scrutiny of recorded names and dates. The proceedings noted irregularities in prior certainties, resulting in legally dissolved unions for the parties involved.
A terse public notice warns Australians to stay away from a restricted area tied to a coast guard operation. The message emphasizes safety and compliance during ongoing actions.
Fragmented OCR text shows garbled words and names with unclear context. No coherent event or entities emerge to identify a specific news item or public notice.
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