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Newspaper
Sydney Evening News
Location
Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Mar 04, 1908
Page
7
A historical clipping outlines weekly notices from an Australian newspaper. It lists categories such as deaths, marriages, and memoriams, with editorial notes on formatting and author authentication. The fragment mentions specific names and memorial reminders formatted in old Gothic style.
A Sydney meeting of accountants is slated for March 0 10 to discuss proposed reforms for public accountancy in New South Wales. The note mentions establishing a Incorporated Institute of Accountants and references various professional interests including banking and commerce.
The article criticizes a piecemeal approach to military exercises, arguing for integrated mass maneuvers like a full Army Corps. It laments separate infantry, cavalry, and artillery drills, urging coordinated action under a central command to reflect true wartime conditions.
A fragment urges ending the piecemeal system and granting capable military leaders a chance to mobilise and direct commands should the enemy reach the guton, expressing impatience with current ad hoc arrangements.
A physician from Home, Sir Lander Brunton, spoke at the Training College Association on laziness in children and its possible links to disease. He warned against overdiagnosing laziness, noting adults and doctors can misread normal behavior as illness and urged caution in medical conclusions.
Analyzed the paradox that liquor spending may appear wasteful yet supports government revenue. The piece argues much of expenditure funds customs and excise duties, implying higher taxes offset raw waste, and that those who spend more on drink may fund services through government charges. It concludes drinking reduces personal expenditure elsewhere but supports the commonwealth through indirect taxes.
London dispatch notes Brussels paper Matto reports Germany is pressing the Congo Free State to back its stance against Britain. The article says Germany supports the Free State’s interpretation of the Berlin Act on commercial liberty.
London reports Captain Von Goschen killed Major Von Schoenbeck in Allenstein West Prussia on Christmas Eve then allegedly killed himself in prison to escape gallows. The confession, masked by a staged Santa scene, describes a plan to dispose of the body and the escape attempt, with witnesses and a masked accomplice involved.
Mary Robinson in the Droce case charged before Bow Street Police Court with perjury and conspiracy. Charles Mathiewa sought New Zealand witnesses for the 16th instant as prosecution closes. Kimber claimed compensation from the shipping company for the loss of fetters. Robinson asserts ignorance of claims and Kimber’s misconduct. Accused remanded to the 16th instant.
London dispatch notes France plans to deploy General D Amade with about ten thousand troops to Morocco to expand influence. The move signals France will pursue pledged aims and intensify policing of the region despite international sensitivities.
London report describes an attempted robbery against Amatertem frm representative in Lawton area. thieves allegedly struck General inst Orfee and stole a purse or container valued at 24000, with unclear items inside. Names and exact details are garbled.
London Tossday Evening reports the trial of men accused of stealing valuable church ornaments from French churches. Avoina Thome of Clermont received six years penal servitude while François Thowes Faure and Dufay were jailed for two years each.
In London events Wilding defeats Eaves three sets to two in a tense match. Wilding teams with J G Ritchie to capture the Doubles Championship at the Bricks event.
The article recounts John BurkLex of Brokyr Hill as the target of a practical joke that led to a minor police action. Buckler faced a light penalty of two shillings plus costs after the prank, while a separate incident involving Remit Wella allegedly led to an arrest attempt against his wife. The piece notes the humor in the episode and the Beach watch’s sharp sense of humor in handling such disturbances.
The Full Court ruled on licenses in multiple electorates Alexandria Ganperiowa St George. Major’s petition sought local option prohibitions under the Liquor Amendment Act section 45 and 68. The court voided some resolutions and upheld or refused others, with Justice Cohmn noting a unified approach for convenience.
In a morning session at Darlinghurst the judge considered continuance of the Licensing Act proceeding. Discussion focused on Waverley and potential further observation with local figures named, and a Friday hearing date was proposed to resolve procedural questions.
A German named John Bowen and jumper were charged at Central Balina Court as a strike incident unfolded. The accused allegedly interfered with labor at the wharf, called workers "scabs," and denied drink or language claims while a fine was imposed for trespass.
The racehorse Saucy suffered a setback during a mock race while its stablemate Day by Day by Diamant Jubilee did not race. Saucy, bred by Mr. Russell Swanwick, showed notable 1900s form with wins and placings at Goodwood, Lewes, Newmarket, and Ascot, including the Derby trial and Zetland Plate, before a late-career spell of high-profile appearances.
A Sydney magistrate presided over a case where a defendant was charged with dashing a cat against a wall. Testimony portrayed the animal as “waiting piteously” and hurt, yet the cat appeared to retain mobility after the alleged assault. The magistrate weighed whether the animal’s resilience affected the severity of the penalty.
Britain and Japan negotiate a convention to protect British trademarks. Talks focus on cooperation and standards for registration and enforcement across both jurisdictions.
Lonlon market reports Tuesday bar silver wax price at 1 shilling 16 pence per ounce standard.
A body in a faded suit and blue trousers was found in Johnstone's Bay near Asnindale Wharf this morning. The dead man wore black trousers, a blue shirt with collar, and pince-nez boots, with a tall grey beard and blue eyes. The police were notified and Morgue authorities awaited examination.
Mr Mark A Toomey was struck by a falling bolt and dragged from a tram in Collina injuring him. he was taken to Dr OHara’s private hospital and found to be hemorrhaging but not seriously injured. He was returning to Sydney from Hobart after attending a Freemasons conference.
London report notes R. B. Robinson of Adalalds won the weight event with 38 feet at Gutort University Sports. He reportedly defeated Peter's College, Adviaide, and Oxford entries at the Queen's Club venue last year with a top mark of 37 feet 7 inches.
A fire broke out shortly after 10 last night in the dwelling of Richard Trwin in Mosman. The blaze damaged the bathroom on the first floor and its contents while the ceiling below suffered water damage from efforts to control the outbreak. Local fire brigade was summoned but inmates extinguished the flames before they arrived.
Australian Mortgage and Mortgage Companies show 4 per cent debentures with rising activity. City of Bunbury and other securities advance slightly, while Melbourne and Fremantle notes trend up. Debentures and shares reflect modest gains amid trading in London.
Tae Redfern Band performs this evening in Prince Alfred Park presenting pieces by Marea Wingates Gem of Sir Henry Winter Rosea and others in a seasonal outdoor concert lineup.
A damaged advert claims a Victoria court allowed sale of a volatile extract for curative uses. It markets Sax Drm and related products for wrinkles pimples and skin care. No reliable medical claims are provided and several vendors are named in the text.
A fragment notes curiosities about Aes Moore and tires with garbled text mentioning Teewart Ie and Andromy along with references to Mosreatrest and F.0. Not enough readable facts to identify a clear event or person.
Owen Ierstty aged 16 is charged at the Com traf Votles Court this morning with stealing a quantity of revenue goods valued at seven pounds from a city shop. The alleged theft occurred between February 2 and February 9 at Herano Holtormax near Murdoch. Witnesses Rumescott and Hagarty testified. Ierstty admitted taking the tea and twine. Megerty pleaded guilty and faced sentencing.
Sales by auction advertise oddities with garbled text. The fragment mentions Parramatta and a March date, with references to gold miners and a grownd. The legible portion hints at an auction or notice of sale details but is largely unreadable.
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