Rosehill Rages Sweet Malt Wins A Double
In the final edition horse race summary Rosehill headlines Sweet Malt winning a double event. Huedle and Floating show strong performances as race details unfold with major bets, placings, and metre notes.
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Newspaper
Sydney Evening News
Location
Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 27, 1913
Page
2
In the final edition horse race summary Rosehill headlines Sweet Malt winning a double event. Huedle and Floating show strong performances as race details unfold with major bets, placings, and metre notes.
First deputation in Melbourne reports widespread unemployment distress. Prime Minister and officials discuss government response as riots, protests, and calls for relief echo through the capital. Misinformation and urgent appeals mark the session with limited clarity on policy.
Sydney post office faces overcrowding as departments struggle with space and staff, affecting mail handling. Officials pursue inquiries into department operations and space allocation to restore efficiency. Local authorities name key administrators and outline imminent steps to ease congestion.
Fragmented OCR text describes bad effects on butter industry, discussions of Debrigg Sedueiry and Avon and Berragon dairy managers, notes attempts to curb moisture, export restrictions, and price changes. Mentions secondary butters, price supports, and possible regulatory actions impacting production and distribution.
A bizarre incident in Redfern ends with police escorting a naked lunatic after he dashed through Regent Street houses and damaged property. Witnesses recall a chaotic scene with a chair, shouting, and a crowd while responders removed him to a reception house. The episode prompted alarm in the neighborhood.
A body found on the shore early morning is described with partial details. Witness reports note a right hand wound and a ball marked on the head while papers nearby hint at names like Fi 4I Jarat and Cola Williams. Local authorities investigate the incident.
A garbled late news snippet mentions Breman resident Tomine Glebe walking toward a bag room at Judson's with an accident causing a scalding burn to the body. A warrant for forgery of a £1 note surfaces, and police court proceedings at Central Police Court are noted. Reference to a hospital transfer and a ministerial inquiry appears, with unclear details and misspellings throughout.
Report details a disrupted journey as oil fumes affected passengers aboard a train. Officers Ralph and C F Harrie coordinated the response, with examinations and detentions following the event. The incident prompted delays and a police investigation as officials reviewed the circumstances and safety measures.
An unclear court note details a cadet case involving taxi collision. Names such as Charisy SepRay and Meare Blacker appear among witnesses and defendants with references to defendants and a presumed trial in a 19th or early 20th century format. The fragmentary text mentions Mr Shaw and Mr Balfinan Brothers as participants or observers.
A chaotic report outlines the sale of a business involving Adele Mary Gleeton and Mrs Greeses, with agents and clerical staff tied to a scheme. It details signatures, deposits, and payments totaling the purchase price, including a £40 advance from the City Proownne Company, and mentions a court hearing before Mr Clare with various individuals named in connection to the transaction.
A confused report describes an event at the Flowth Ward meeting where a mummy figure appears as part of a ceremony. Officers of the Independent Order of OM with local dignitaries attended the scene while part of the assembly discussed the incident and the mayoral role of Power. A farewell to Rev. Blaphem Chile at St. Temas Church closes the piece with notes on future church leadership.
A fragment from a New York film inspiration cites a quirky scheme involving an omelette trick. The text references a cellar setting and vague party tones, with unclear names and dates, suggesting a local scene or creative note rather than a full article.
A fragmented page lists sporting items, players and teams. Mentions include Harry Masaiela, Maria Ander te, Cuesbert and others, with references to goals, river events and local supervision. details are unclear due to OCR damage but indicate a busy sports column from a historic issue.
A chaotic scene unfolds as striking mothers confront protesters and city officials. Alec M'Alpine leads the demonstration near a key bridge, while police and bystanders watch as tensions flare. The event ends with uncertain outcomes and lingering questions about support and disruption.
Fragmented OCR hints at political reshuffle with an abdication and a move toward a new portfolio. Mentions potential agriculture ministry, public duty, and leadership changes amid unclear dates or names.
A fragmented 19th century style notice discusses whether the Commonwealth should pay interest on transferred admiralty properties. The text references locations like New Bevin and Miskerer and mentions parties such as Ramialiy entae Hihaste ace and Halvor AeKLN tem, with unclear dates but prompts a legal/query tone about entitlement to interest.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a Waterloo field event with unclear names and dates. It references a festival and various garbled terms, suggesting a local notice or description of a celebration. readable fragments imply a rural or community gathering with dates and participants lost to errors.
A garbled OCR fragment references a foreman and defendant in a legal matter with scattered names and phrases. It appears to describe testimony or replies but provides no clear actions, outcomes, or dates. The readable elements point to a courtroom context but lack concrete details.
A garbled OCR fragment hints at a shipboard incident involving a pirate, royal affiliations, and a Newtown or Newtown-adjacent authorities. Names and places are unclear, but a maritime theft or capture is suggested with references to a Royal figure and a notable drama at sea.
Report from the wireless that a death occurred on the steamship Victoria with 18 members of a crew aboard. Police were notified to meet the steamer on arrival and take charge of the investigation after the vessel reached port.
Unclear OCR text shows names and fragments from a local tennis event. Players listed include Thanmoal Prajit and others, with mentions of teams or schools and locations possibly including Ferry and South Dakota. No clear results or dates provided.
Unclear readable text fragment mentions Australian made items and names or codes with missing context. No coherent events, people, or places clearly identifiable from the readable portion.
Alice May WalesEi single was found in distress at her rooms on Croga Street on Thursday. She has lived in the residence for years and is listed in bankruptcy proceedings with unsettled debts and property concerns.
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