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Newspaper
Sydney Evening News
Location
Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 26, 1901
Page
3
The Commonwealth Parliament in Melbourne meets to debate constitutional privileges and potential amendments. Senators discuss extending federal power to legislate across states, including criminal law and civil provisions, with focus on legislative authority and jurisdiction. The House contemplates amendments ordered by the Senate and the process for their passage.
A report circulated morning claims Bernard Hammer, a well known storekeeper, was found dead in his Die store with his throat cut. Shop assistants discovered the body, door later found burst, and police were informed as an inquiry was held.
The Veterans Corps, introduced by Captain Power and noted by Major General French at Victoria Barracks, is recounted with promise to seek ministerial notice. A parade involving 30 rank and file is planned, while a public meeting at Protestant Hall on Monday will discuss the corps and its aims.
Three German sailors Berinin Kllids 26 Brix Keel 27 Christian Gronemann 87 faced arson charges after a brawl near Woolloomgoico on Sunday. Neufert was assaulted with a weapon. both defendants pleaded not guilty. Two men received prison terms after default.
Board of Wealth authorizes removal of certain personnel at the quarantine station as most patients, including Puge, Field, and Aull, have recovered. Other patients are reported as doing well with no further major issues evident.
The Reventive Connell proposes the appointment of J.D. Fitapreald as a member of the Old Age Pensions Board in connection with the general administration of the Old Age Pensions Act. The Public Service Board reviews the nomination.
At yesterday's Board of Health meeting officials recommended withdrawing the proclamation against four Australian ports. The prohibition on West Australian ports was also withdrawn, reducing the ban to a mere day of abstinence. Free action is indicated as feasible following the decision.
Dr Thompson, heading Bead of Meathy, is listed as absent treasurer for a week. The note states he will likely take up Alfie works and may be absent before recovery. The report hints at ongoing efforts to cover duties during his illness.
A jury found in favor of the plaintiff in a case titled Tow heart of the i Court wellam browett by Arthur Caewell Robinson against Mexander Morrison, proprietor of the Ingletan Hedget and Ady i ter, awarding £50. The record mentions jurors, retirement, and the court’s decision, with references to the trial and related agents and items in a garbled historical note.
Myra May Mamilton formerly Pearce sues Francis Alexander Fiannilton for divorce on desertion grounds. case heard at Granville registry, judgment reserved. William Aten. Mary Ada Allen formerly AUnauher seeks divorce on desertion grounds. March 1389 petition read. couple lived apart after brief cohabitation. case shows defendant’s absence and habitual distance. judgment reserved.
The petition by Mabel Edwards seeks absolution of marriage to William Edwards on desertion grounds. Evidence alleges marriage April 10, 1895 at a matrimonial agency under church run, then separation as he lost work and money. Judge orders further witness questions. no trace of husband.
His Honor yesterday announced a decision in a marriage dispute involving Florcipe Lavinia Day Tod hunter, George Tonry Tedburner, and son Mogers v. Allral Rogers. The ruling marks the resolver of the absolutist claim in the Aeavees miagramveda context.
Isabel Kilkeily formerly Thomas son of Bermar tiage with William Kilkelly accused of adultery. The case outlines years of cohabitation in Lat position, recent separations, and alleged threats. Police questioned, husband’s response claimed no further relationship with another woman. decree set for return in three months.
Lydia Petersen formerly Reid seeks judicial dissolution from Carl Adolph Peter Tow on grounds of desertion and suspicious conduct. Evidence shows alleged separation in April and a marriage breach in February 1898. Decree nisi granted on ground of desertion and return to three months.
Mary Ann Elford formerly Murray seeks dissolution of her marriage to Frank Thomas Fitor on desertion grounds. They wed at St Pauls Church Redfern on August 18, 1486 and have two children. Decree nisi granted with three months to restore. custody of the children awarded to the petitioner.
Maria South formerly Craddock cited in a divorce suit against Thomas Smith for adultery. The marriage planned for May 25 1886 at Wollongonk under Wesleyan Church rites. Maria, a widow at that marriage, is mother of Maud Mary Craddock. Decree issued returnable in three months.
An old advertisement describes skin irritations and eczema with a claim that Doan's Ointment cured a case in two pots, citing Mrs Peterson of Redfern and noting other products like Heine Town's Backache Kidney Pills. The piece promotes Doan's as a universal remedy and includes pricing and supplier details. It also mentions Wolfe's Schappe and cleansing in sepularity.
At St Peters Council on Monday a letter from the electoral officer discussed enrolment delays and the postponement of adding qualifying voters to the general list. Officials noted no immediate method to enroll those collected by police before August 1, and a Tempe division registrar was hard to name. The mayor and members criticized red tape and called for a remedy to allow universal voting access.
James Day aged 25 of Put Alter Redfern faced Redfern Police Court on the 37th instant for breaking into a house and stealing silver watches three silver links a full bracelet a gold sleeve link a silver waistlet and part of a gold necklace. Police found a tomahawk and broken mathematical instruments amid the ransacked rooms. Day claimed he was cleared out and sought work in Sydney. He was committed for trial at the gaol delivery on July 22 with bail set at £60, or £30 in each of two sureties, or £50 in one.
Residents condemn Minister for Works O Sullivan for delaying road improvements in Epping. Claims of scant funding and unfinished projects, with £3000 in Crown bids partly expended and traffic grinding roads. Last month passenger revenue £187 2s 11d and goods traffic £52 9s 7d, total £229 12s 6d.
Mayor Alderman M Adams chaired Granville Pone Hall meeting on the Granville to Liverpool line. Representatives from midlevel bodies and private societies urged timetable changes to reduce delays. They called for trains Liverpool to Sydney earlier, improved connections, and a dedicated stop at Strathfield. A committee was formed to present the resolutions to the commissioners.
A Water Police Court exchange over a biting dog leads to a humorous moment as a policeman and solicitor spar in inquiry. The report then covers the Thirteenth annual meeting of the Articled Clerks Association at Castlereagh Street Law Institute detailing committee reports, balance-sheet, retiring officers, and new office-bearers for the year.
A special correspondent describes June 15 Rotorua events with the Duke and Duchess of Cornwall and York. Maori dances, chiefly leaders, and gifts of greenstone, mats, weapons, and costumes highlight a vibrant display. Royal reception included medals, hospitality at the Grand Hotel, and extensive press coverage as tens of thousands watched the spectacle.
An ounting Royal procession passes a carved pedestal at the Queen Victoria site. Duke of Edinburgh and Royal party receive welcome from Atawat people with dances, canoes, and guards in ceremonial dress. Royal carriage enters the plaza as ships and troops observe the scene amid lively cheers and traditional arms display.
At Rosebery Park the fourth event of the day features four furlongs. Horse names appear garbled but include JEM and BULL DEAN with several other starters such as Malala Alum and Sentence. Betting odds are listed with mixed figures. the winner by a length posted a slow time.
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The text promotes Scott's Emulsion and similar remedies for colds and throat complaints. It cites testimonials and general warnings against inferior products, urging purchase of the advertised preparation and stressing its supposed superiority over competitors. It references children and general cold care, with endorsements of specific products and cautions about fake remedies.
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