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Newspaper
Sydney Evening News
Location
Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 29, 1905
Page
4
Public note states editions are published Monday through Friday. Details specify weekday release schedule for daily newspapers and potential holiday adjustments. Readers are advised to check local listings for exact times and any changes to the routine schedule.
Stoney Puersday ITE. unreadable fragments offer no clear event or names. summary notes cannot extract concrete facts from the garbled text.
A fragmentary discussion outlines possible coalition terms involving Mr Deakin and the Labour Party, amid doubts over devolution and calls for dissolution. The talks hinge on whether an unworkable House of Representatives should yield to electoral expression and a general election, with Labour criticized for mistrust of democracy and ministerial ambitions.
A fragment recounts a tense session where Jasemie Shore wins a chairmanship and a heated exchange over temper and decorum unfolds. It cites an Irish gentleman story about temper, restraint, and disputes, illustrating the emotional tone of political discourse.
Fragmented text from an old court report references a decision by the High Court amid unclear wording. The passage suggests a dispute involving two men and a contested action or possession, but details are obscured by garbled OCR and missing context.
The article laments the law’s slow pace beside other sciences. It cites Torrene Act and enduring precedents, arguing reforms reduce surplus and complexity. It laments lawyers tied to tradition and longs for a simpler, workable legal system.
A telegram style rumor claims the US President warned Britain that Britain incited France against Germany. The British press dismisses the charge as unlikely and notes Roosevelt’s temperate stance, while a Berlin paper hints the German Emperor may respond soon.
A tale contrasts a theatrical impecunious gentleman who never aided anyone outside a play with real acts of kindness. Wyndham Filter’s story is recalled as a benevolent man assisted by a captain who owned a vessel mortgaged to a stranger, who then returned the favor with a clean sheet for the old crew. The note ends with a wry remark that such a scene would end with Curtain.
Amanda Sumpeon of Annen ai seeks £200 from Arthur Cech Tiber of Willoughby for breach of promise of marriage. Court records show the defendant admitted the promise and claimed justification or rescision by social consent. Judge delivered verdict for the plaintiff for £100.
Members of the Sydney Liedertafel gathered at the Town Hall for an all English program. W A Talnah led bass and other artists performed Beethoven, Schumann, and Liszt pieces with notable cello solos by Mr Irgen Garter.
Fragmentary OCR note reports a man sought in New Zealand relating to a vessel capture and pension fraud. Mentions harnessing schemes, charges, and associated names obscured by garbled text. Details unclear due to poor readability.
London dispatch reports German newspapers accuse the British press of aiding France to defy Germany. Berlin allegedly cites the German Emperor and President Roosevelt in warnings as dangers to peace. The Bauer Casati article brands the Emperor as a public danger.
London reports Japanese cavalry occupied Ku-eyong ten miles north of Kyongayong on Monday and repulsed a Russian attack at Obang-chineu. Skirmishes mount as Japanese advance near Hal-tumgeheng while Russians deem it a diversion. An exodus from Saghallen follows food shortages. Russia agrees to Washington conference opening August 1. Ching seeks representation.
London reports a great strike beginning in coal and iron industries, with factories, railways and mines disrupted. All leaders of the Jewish Bund in Warsaw arrested. General Mukhimoylich named Governor-General with broad powers to quell unrest. General Trepott appointed to enforce decree. Reports of further brutality from the vicinity of Lodz.
The China Squadron reports no battleships remain on the China Station. The Jonzhong correspondent of the Daily Mult notes that armored ships Sutle and Heghe lute were urgently summoned home, signaling a shift in station defenses.
In Odessa riotous clashes erupt amid Cossack brutality. Several high government officials wounded as tram cars overturned. A bomb strikes the cathedral porch, killing a police officer. News desk reports tense conditions and ongoing security measures.
London reports a fine New Zealand exhibit featuring refrigeration jet and poultry, along with dairy produce, showcased at the Earl's Court and Crystal Palace Exhibitions.
In London in the war era a financial scandal involves the War Office and the Financial Secretary as a poll reveals misappropriated funds. About £7,000,000 went out through military state channels with £400,000 returned and the rest unreconciled, amid criticism of overestimated surplus values.
London dispatch reports Transvaal authorities plan to restrict elections to soldiers and private men, delaying broader enfranchisement. The piece notes Boer League agitation aims to split the Conservative base by disenfranchising elders and rural voters, with tensions over who may vote and rights to govern.
London Wednesday at 1.28 p.m. Australian tallow sales were recorded with 27st cases entered. Prices and outcomes appear in the brief, noting bids, awards, and terms. the itemization is limited by the fragmentary OCR text provided.
A garbled dispatch from the Belgian Consulate in London references wartime events and diplomatic notes, mentioning names and places with readable fragments while omitting clear dates or specifics. The legibility is poor, but it signals official correspondence during a tense period.
A dramatic account of a naval engagement between Japanese and Russian forces near Tau Shimé Straius and Kyushu. The report details carrier tactics, torpedo exchanges, ship damage, and the sinking of a vessel believed to be the Monuwhile, with crews fighting amid smoke and fire as subsurface danger looms and casualties mount.
Chronicle notes mutiny aboard the Orel with Japanese sailors armed and pistols in the engine room to guard a surrender. Elevated tensions lead to engine-room damage as authorities assess the crews and preparations at Sydney with reports of a laborer Emanuel Francia, 48, among those named.
An unclear OCR fragment mentions a head injury and police involvement. It references a person related to a street scene and a possible medical or legal action. The text quality prevents precise details but indicates a formal report or inquiry.
Mr W W Young testifies on settlement accounts for land improvements and government leasing policy. He describes payments to Brewin for fences and shearing, and explains funding by tenants. The discussion covers the power of granting preference, ministerial influence, and concerns about agents and direct applicant dealings.
Doyle appeals a conviction for keeping a betting shop in March to suppress illegal betting. The Darlinghurst court hears that the premises were central, employed workers, and were used for betting, with a prior fine and closure. The judge denies reduction, noting policy to deter betting houses. appeal dismissed.
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