Circus Tent Collapse Trial Over £2000 Claim
A Middlesex jury heard a claim by Rosana Teresa Lohmann against Moses Wirth Brothers Circus for injuries allegedly from a tent collapse during a Grange performance. The 15 year old plaintiff, resident with her parents in Orange, seeks £2000 as damages. Evidence described broken bones and paralysis from alleged tent neglect and unsafe setup. The defense argued contributory factors and denied liability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moses. Wirth
Nonpiétora
Justlce Pring
Rosana Teresa Lohmann
J. Carlow Entetes
HE. Manning
Sevsen Carlisa
Barry
Aernia
M. Caney
Brivsenden
Wet
Sr. A. Dears
Bol Wallty
Piaatiy
Carlow
Orage
Direuy
Grange
Alster
Lycrows
Freiker
Vavnaxérie
Olive Mull
Sunie
Thorn
Nuh
Ava
Muir Sult
Welch
Carlos
Mr. Carton
Farias
Witcees
Isai
Fire in Japan Draws British German Rescue Effort
A major fire occurred at a large dockyard in Japan prompting rescue assistance from British and German naval units. Firefighting gear and shipboard crews were deployed, with about twenty officers and sailors aiding the blaze. Damages include a substantial loss and equipment delays, with preliminary estimates around £70,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mit
Ourbreek
Arcane Vajaguea
Are Midh
Tava Ie
Wages Boards See Resignations At May Court
Fragmentary note shows executives resigning from various wage boards. Mentions Mr H A Mit 408K, Mr Water Edmunds, and Julse Tevdon in connection with roles at the Latindey Bowed and Pantry- Wonks boards. Details are unclear due to damaged text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred
H. A. Mit
Water Edmunds
Barri
Julse Tevdon
Benflemen i WI Lim Yacameles
Fire at Cobar Destroys Cottage North of Railway
A cottage north of the railway at Cobar was destroyed by fire. The blaze started overnight and the dwelling occupied by Mr. F Anderson was damaged, with the London and Enamire Om company noted for insurance. A notice was issued by Mr. McGowas of the intention to move in Parliament to grant police one night per form and reduce rail fares on holidays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Velo
F Anderson
London
Mgowas
Tar Lewsiation Assembly
Langford Beats Hague For English Boxing Crown
English boxing legend Bam Langford defeated Hague to claim the national title at London’s National Sporting Club. The match featured Langford’s sharp footwork and body work, wearing down the Yorkshiresman across rounds three and four. Hague pressed late, but Langford maintained control with precise right hands and sustained defense to seal a victory witnessed by Lord Lauchlan and a sport-society crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bam Langford
Lonton
Langford
Hague
Imin Sera
Lasgford
Lasgford Was Champion of Saythlag In the Slag Business He Cares 10 Claim Langs
London
Yorkehirovan
Haguerlevek
Aga
Len
Bull
Ihn Stesborough
Tangford
Roland
Oliver
Lagsford
Lene
Tord
Laneford
Tiger Smith
Hho
Lazgford
Pati
Tarlox
Mum
Lauderfalwhouse
Lauchale
Hagan
Tully
Haurne
Wall
Langtont
Judement
Chew
Langtood
Engiléhman
Tee Tsuerahem
Hasue
Jett
Jay
Uttie
Mio
Doug Tages
Foren Mater
Ps Yerkshirense
Tor Langford
Labor Ranks Discuss Wages and Board Proposals
A large gathering of the Operative Bakers Association at Trades Hall Melbourne reviewed prosecutions in the Industrial Court over award evasion. Officers changed with Willams becoming treasurer, and a drive to seek a Wages Board remedy for South Coast bakers. The union debated conference terms with the Chief Commissioner, approved extending the Wages Board, and noted broader talks with rail workers and tailors. A memorial for long-serving workers was presented, while other unions reported on conditions and organizing drives across New South Wales and other states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Operative Bakers’ Association
Agancy ‘Trades Mall
Burton
Preaiduns
Perse
Willams
King
Asaluat Waster Bakers
Industrial Court
Ofsaniaer
Tracy
South Canal
Loftus
Nowra
Uutt
Wks Industrial Court
Waltow Board
Bakers
Smidefe
Newnes
Domestic Workers’ Union
Ware
Domeste Workers' Agency
P. Hickway
We Labor Movement
Political Labor Party
Sydney Fradws Hall
Amone
Ciel Comiuisatante
Railways
Committee of Management
Ansoc
Waxes Board
We Union
Johnson
Jobnana
Gieré
Nirss Hyerme
Skip Antile Packers’ Board
Manchester Unity Hall
Elizabeth Street
Spencer
Stulr
Webs Horas
Yba Skt
Snd Hide Buyers Association
George Lawis
Were Hore
United Statemen's Union
Meiborn
Yelloring Wages Board
Meears
Crombie
Track
Beogh
Young
Hnd
Misa Wilcox
T He Uion
Looley
Bink
Hepner
Muln C
Shute
Te Ja
Dootey Oonour
New South Wales
Sydney Colom
Unies
S.W
Sta Bowe Atre
Sylury
Ule Ovelng
Batk
Plate
Qeeling
Aaurbey
Union 1 Ip
Maitland
Sydory Lodge
Federated Maginearirers
Sydney Tratve
William Darling
HA. Mitchell
Cowie
Darling
Micrbelt
Ferola
Ube
Arbitration Court
Tuber Yard
Tesaorestary
Ancre
Miho
Democration
Ttwin
Rotllery
Bremen Avery
Young Bros oO The Case Concludes in Darlinghurst Trial
The case against Wilfred Thomas Young and Frederick Augustus Young at Darlinghurst before Judge Murray in Sydney during June 188 unknown year concluded after a jury deliberated overnight. The jury’s foreman announced a possible arrest, the jury was discharged, and the accused were bound over to appear at a future date in the court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilfred Thomas Young
Frederick Augustus Young
Darlinghurst
Murray
Revigg
Sydney
Motor Car Smash in the City
A sensational crash in Queen's Square Sydney occurred around 11:30. A car driven by a chauffeur with Mr. T Cornish and party veered toward Hyde Park, struck obstacles, and crashed into a wall before stopping against an iron standard. Both men, Mr Madrell and Mr Cornish, were treated at Sydney Hospital for injuries. the vehicle and water cart were damaged, while the ladies remained uninjured though shocked.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queen's Square
Sydney
Uleht
Poe
T. Cornish
Ocean-street
Woollshra
Ma Paroy Madrelt
Queen's
Hyde Park
Phadenr
Madreil
Sareae
Confidence Trick Ambush Near Melbourne Swede Deceived
Caspar Schmidl a Swede arrived in Brandy by the White Star liner Runie and was induced to part with £20 by two men in Melbourne. On the way to Sydney they befriended him and talked of paying debts, claiming a sure win at the races. They offered to back further bets and persuaded him to hand over £200 to invest, which was reported to the police as a trap.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caspar Schmidl
Runie
Musne
Melbourne
Roudel
Sydney
Schmidt
Fers
Hiie
Setumidt
Hopkins Jones Concert Delights Bathurst Street Audience
Amid variable weather a concert at the Y M C A Hall Bathurst Street featured Mr W Hopkins Jones with Miss Sheath and others. The tenor delivered Measured arias from Il Trovatore and Rigoletto while Miss Sheath joined in Soprano numbers and a Noel aria, drawing strong applause from a receptive crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Hopkins
Y.m-Cia
Bathurst-street
City
Mass Senate
E Morrom
Marcaus
W. H. Woods
Monui
Miss Sheath
Mossy Marrow
Sane
Sitet Bellemi
Jean Dey Flata
Jane
Mise Sheath
Marsden
Eeielie
Mabel Ward
Chaminane
Wilt Taimbervs
Siidolghl
Chatswood Musical Society A Rainy Night Encore
The Chatswood Musical Society presented a varied program under Mr Z H Massey. A large audience filled the hall despite rain and enjoyed solos and chorals including Sun War Shippers and Dream of Giddens. Daisy Thumex and Kilburn Heron impressed in solos, with Jamieson and Larsen also praised for their performances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HL. Massey
Daisy
Kilburn Heron
Miss Jamieson
Mr. C. Larsen
Thomas
Signor Torvillette
Kilburn
Capital Vole
Amsthine
New Companies Formed Under New South Wales Act
The following companies have been formed under the Limited Liability Act in New South Wales. Mearl Brothers and Thomson, Limited capital £71000 in £7 shares. Names of registrars June 26 include N. M. Thomson, J. MDlarmid, W. Pirkworth, F Mealy, Davies, T. HM. King, J. D. E. Lambeth. Registered office Sydney. The Hodium Hi! Company of Ldabilitey, capital £9008 in £10 shares. Place of operations Clery, South Australia. Signatures to the incorporation (ane 28) include D. Jews, C. Gavin OH Darius, W. G- Seunan, Motes 8. H. Harris. Registered office Equitable Build, Geotwesitert, Sydney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New South Wales
Davies
T. HM. King
J. D. E. Lambeth
Sydney
Hodium Hi! Company
Ldabilitey
Clery
South Australia
D. Jews
C. Gavin OH Darius
W. G- Seunan
H. Harris
Lever
Equitable Build
Geotwesitert
Big Land Sale at Bega and Surrounding District
Vast 343 acre freehold estate sold at public sale near Wega. Property transfers included Elmgreve Tanks and Joust Jolla areas, with the sale totaling 23 anners or a total of SEN. Local observers note the event marks major land redevelopment for the district.
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Ega
Wetnentay Air
Pett
Isieet
Wega
Tesces
Bastaro
Shipping registers show varied cargos and captains
OCR text lists numerous ships with tonnages from 140 to 2585, captains named such as Green, Paver, Solan, RevalA, and Lasley. Mentions routes via Bateman's Bay, Wey tone, Yokaheme, Paris, and Belvhaar Port. Departures include Tor Pine, Pine Mitarry, and Moitaurae with diverse company names and vessel sizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Captain Green
Bateman's Bay
Uawarra
Sout Coast SX Company
Lillind
Waste ‘Viewra
Cuerance
Saya Vie Agalatgoy
Sure Teh
Wey
Lola
Coriota
Parker, and Company, Limited
Asrtiee
Capes
Minko Deen
Yokaheme
Paris
Furgr
EMI Wet Company, Limited
Evia Torlod
Solan
Ricaraana Iver
Sory
Mapa Newewiap
Fasal
Searwerbi
Revala
Algon Bay
Ysadch
Atvical Weeroby
Fiona Needie
Aeente Sitanne
Peer Sienpuayy Limited
Maritime Wiscellany and Steamship News
Maritime items describe steamers from Bremen to Fremantle with emphasis on passenger lists, routes, weather, and captain details. Reports cover vessels, consignments, fares, and port movements, including passengers from islands and notes on Adelaide to Melbourne weather. The Sydney Central Police Court case is briefly noted at end.
Zeiss Pattern Binoculars Offer Echoes Of Marketing Ramble
A garbled sales pitch touts X8 Zeiss Pattern Binoculars for £4 17s 6d while promising discounts and late numbers of lenses. The text veers into odd pledges about quality, refunds, and free postage, resembling a dubious ad amid confused prose. Names and precise details are unclear due to the corrupted OCR.
Angus and Coote Names at Corpar Angal Arcade
Readable fragments list Angus and Coote with entities such as Wavenmaxers and Feormest near Barumeter opposite V Serko at Corpar Angal Arcade. The text preserves a string of proper nouns and locations without clear narrative.
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Corpar
Serko
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Wirth Brothers
Japan
Cobar
Rexona
Mick
Wuree
Scala
Eoce
England
Ian Hague
LABOR
Bakers' Association
Aumlat Ho
Arivacs
The
Young Bros’ Oo
W. Hopkins Jones
Chatswood Musical Society
Bega
Maritime Wiscellany
Brita Badaue
Tula
Khavans
Etna Hemberms
PhoreeTen Depkert
Crs
Exosectet _eparsutee
Tninanne
Stnupein Slater
Abe Anwar Assy
Amree Toon
Itimeesie
Moruya
Eairreny
Cao Erie
Anaan Weampe
Cote
Vie Monte Ville
Peer Plass Bettina Tampon Om Petrol
Bremen
le Hatte
Balt
Hewty Seati
Seat Monsoon
Ducrensal
Sremantie
Adelaide
Malyeurie
Wland
Dassing Bartwr
Arrvane
Stewtamis Ft
Amena
Sifpur
Radha
Toulo Lutes
Enon
New York
Arline
Cotaly
Storsieg
Anther Watie
Allan Tiger
Mongolia
Apaime
Simwelian
Odieare
Lee
Dames Mitchell
Sue
Central Police Court
George-street
Munday
Brock
Angus & Coote
Royal
P.D
Etrle
Jerdan
Renu du
Tate
Dorlin Enzatry A
Hall and Company
SRE
Sew
Buckstead
Dunlop
Ats
Spaly Dunlop Br
Wiessner
Lekups
Brandt Bros
Lamp House
de Pittet
Oorbeits Eekeoy
Arie
King of
Allgan
Rime
Oma Ak Craigano
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