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Newspaper
Sydney Evening News
Location
Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 25, 1913
Page
2
In London on a Tuesday evening suffragists face arrest and charges after a failed attempt to wreck a new tunnel. Mrs Oestrin gers, financier secretary to the Women’s Focused Political group, is implicated after allegedly refusing aid to a wrecked worker. The incident follows earlier arrests and a riot atmosphere, with outcome expectations unclear.
A London report describes a test flight of a two horse powered aeroplane crossing the Atlantic gone awry. The machine dipped and fell, injuring the flyer who was aided by a friend then removed for urgent care.
Fragmentary report describes William Ferten known as the gamebeaper being executed after confessing to murder of a girl named Wilfred Mitchell near Wiey ee. The body was found in a hollow grave in a wood around May 4. Authorities indicate the married man intended to take Mitchell to Canada.
Still unfriendly talks in Athens as the War Ministry signals government changes. Greece seeks allied arbitration over territorial claims with Bulgaria, while British and other powers pressure for unified settlement.
A disorderly melee in Fortmouth Felice Court involved sailors and other crews clashing with police. A crowd of hundreds watched as officers dispersed the affray and fines were levied on several participants while others faced possible further action.
Fragmented report notes discharge of a Pelkeys Teejal case in Canada involving Arthur Pelkey and Luther McCarty. The text references murder charges, legal proceedings, and court actions but is unclear on specifics. Remaining readable phrases mention justice, protections of prior rights, and determinations by authorities.
Readable fragments show tennis champion matches and withdrawals at Wimbledon. Names and results are unclear but indicate a French team, American player absence, and a 6 4 score in one set.
In a High Court proceeding the will of Murrey Scott is challenged. The case involves alleged codicil tampering and disputed testamentary gifts. Evidence suggests missing bequests were carried by the testator and a later meeting nombrates Lord and Lady Sackvitic.
An account from Lowden describes a perilous mid voyage incident aboard a steamer where a passenger named Ball and a child were saved after a difficult ordeal. Rescue efforts involved the ship’s crew and passengers as distress signals and lifeboat actions unfolded in rough seas.
A chaotic incident near Cherbenry involved a large crowd at a political fringe event. An explosion damaged a reserve carriage, and a man suffered a severe leg injury in the ensuing panic.
An aviation and shipping itinerary outlines a three weeks journey from Sydney to London via Winnipeg and New York. The report details routes near British cities, threatened routes, and connections through Canada and the Atlantic with emphasis on major ports and lines.
The audience at the Town Hall on Tuesday night enjoyed the ascent concert of the Bott Wennon, drawing a larger crowd than Saturday's opening. Five noticesble ereeass were noted in the warmth of the interetaton, as the crowd reacted to the season’s first performance.
A fragmented report describes debates on commerce and rail routes amid references to British planning and Irish concerns. It covers speeches by figures like Vice Admiral Campbell and Ernest Trumas, then pivots to a concert featuring performers such as Harold Creation and Mr. Rumford, with varied repertoires and an enthusiastic audience reaction.
A high level welcome in London as the Prince of Wales and cabinet members greet the French President amid crowds at Buckingham Palace. The President receives a long ovation while naval officers and officials stand ready to receive the dignitaries during a ceremony marking the visit.
Aldermen urge council to establish patrols on roads and sewer works after a dead dog incident highlights supervision failures. Discussion reveals concerns over who should oversee dangerous tasks and who bears responsibility for stalled public works and Safety orders.
Parliament debated the emigration of soldiers to New Zealand and other colonies. The secretary to the colonial office stated the government would prepare representations and address inquiries raised by Lord Sydenham regarding time limits and eligibility for service and settlement.
A London report describes a proposed 88 agreement among Crowe Ameria and Dutch Byradicsts over oil royalties in Trinidad. The plan outlines £00080 yearly or 8 per ton crude, with government rights to 10 percent of oil tracts and reductions for oil used. It notes prospecting rights and area allocations for the government and other producers.
London Tuesday evening reports that in line with the King’s approval the Australian minister and officials will travel to England. A special train will run from London to Portsmouth as part of the arrangements noted for the King’s inspection and the sworn duties are signified by the four hundred letters confirming their participation.
Wool sales at Brisbane featured limited participation with several consignors, including Winehormbe and Careoo Limited, facing lower activity. Compared with previews, prices held steady with only minor shifts noted. buyers showed cautious interest amid uncertain market conditions.
The fragmentary report mentions the Misister for Public Works and the Waverley Council discussing repairing a damaged wall and rebuilding efforts. It references session attendance and local governance actions related to public infrastructure.
Fragmentary text references Mire for pamseagere and a path or street, mentioning ages and a session ending at a podium. The readable parts imply a public or civic procedure but lack clear names, places, dates, or outcomes.
Reports describe milkers shouting during a church service in Erskineville as a crowd pressed for order. Authorities report arrests for theft of clothing from Pisin Braves and mention suspension under a local act.
The fragment mentions Crane actree and relations to a company Crane and 5088 Ltd, with referents to Bead Utes and Phetreuma. Other readable items include names like Maiter, Mies, Whale, and Meurer, plus possible references to managers, stock, and a looser listing of people.
An old page fragment discusses synagogues in Sydney and mentions figures tied to Jewish life abroad. It references religious leaders, local and overseas ties, and notes on community care and medical topics linked to the era.
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