Train Refrigerator Cars Derail at Sandler Junction
A special commission is appointed to inquire into the derailment of two passenger cars and a refrigerator car near Sandler. The inquiry examines cause and responsibility, including rear attachments and wheel failures, with officials noting potential faults and railway procedures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
aMietat Mmmnutes
Sandler
Fepaet
Kaanse Waaddatt
Ralla
Joteman
Rai
Azn Sevier
Ponsidera
Dhp
Mitrage
Amd
Viccetes
Moleesa
W. Sueliehoag
The Mayor and the Chinese Labor Issue
Local Aldermen discuss Chinese workers and the perceived misuse of permits and hours. The mayor notes difficulty in addressing alien labor, while inspectors plan to enforce rules to have Chinese workers treated like Europeans. Alderman Purien and others reference Sunday work and shop practices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Normay Lento
Sid Frerapeana
Chiamion Sd
Jevlene
Sal
Rosy
Cottre
Itn
Qbland
Rase Jala
Aireaan
Purien
Evan
Jermat Dvena
Cmaker
Lorepeane
British Licensing Bill debated with reduced age limit proposal
Thursday evening discussion on the Licensing Bill considers lowering the drinking age from 21 to a lower limit as proposed by the Government. The move aims to adjust licencing rules and reflect changes in policy debated by officials and clergy.
Relief Work Initiative Promoted at Town Hall
A large crowd gathered at the Town Hall Friday to back government relief measures for the unemployed. Speakers urged launching public works programs to provide employment and support for those out of work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aroren Hill
Teavesting
Wharf Laborers Strike Quiet at Newcastle Wharves
Newcastle dispatch notes strike activity on the wharves is minimal with the Moira tied at King’s Wharf idle. Coal trimmers decide not to strike for now while dock workers’ actions loom as potential fuel for broader stoppages impacting coal shipments and foreign steamers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newcastle
Moira
King’s Wharf
Sydney
Krismers
Derpsta
Huser
Meeting of Shipowners in Closed Federations
A Steamship Owners Federation meeting took place this afternoon with closed doors. Members denied disruption in the ranks and asserted all representatives are working amicably. When asked if the North Coam Company would dismiss the free laborers, the reply was emphatic no, and no one can yet say which side will yield. The reporter noted uncertainty about which ships will concede.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steamship Owners Federation
North Coam
Bir
Ball
Westzalla
Sedney
Hypari Wa
Sydney
New Zealand
Bombala
Compass
Interview With A Shipping Manager On Strikes And Rates
An Evening News interview with a shipping manager discusses strike impacts, agreed payments, and potential outcomes. The manager cites a 9.20 rate, union funds, and implications for wharf laborers, with comments on the broader shipping situation and possible disruptions to steamer schedules and cargo handling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Primianot Slerslas
Deep-Sa
Ietemwlalo
Supreme Court
Riparten
Orbere
Bamondins
The Share Market Tin Copper and Allied Quotations
Private tables quote London tin at 21% a ton unchanged since March 10 with forward delivery. Copper shares rise in line with metal prices as Sydney and Melbourne listings post mixed results and several brokers report sales and debentures across multiple companies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Forwanl
Liz
Ead
Brokwm Tull Proprietary
Broken Mil South
Zinc Corporation
Norv Broken HH
Mount Lyell
Eetir
Brivels
Great Rowster
Ivantion
Smiddie
Eydney
Yead
Spivey
Dever
Fie
Ind
Bayer Ténail
Aviler
Dala
Brokeht Hill South
Pwidy
Aalee Gis
miday—South
Wallaroo and
Moons
Noah
Biick
Sydney
O.K
Coppes
Preach
Pineal
Columbia Extendem
Kylon Capper
Broken Hi i South
Broken Wim Proprietary
Nsw
Mont de Pleto
Baker's Grok
South Blocks
Cobar Stock Exchange
North Ganst Steam
Tooth and Company
Adelaide
South
Land deal and injunction over Rose Bay estate dispute
The Chief Judge in Equity heard Susan Jane Palmer and Henry Palmer seek an injunction to restrain Jonathan Wiley from further action against them and to recover £60 for estate proceeds. Palmer claimed Wiley misappropriated purchase funds tied to the Rose Bay or Rawson Estate and split profits with Henry Palmer, with disputes over who held funds and responsibility for sale costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Equity
A. H. Simpson
Appileacwa
Loxtox
A. J. Reynolda
Susan Jane Patner
Henry Primer
Jonathan Wiley
Hose Bay
Wiley
Sirs. Palmer
Curtain
Rode Lay
Bermit
Wiser
Palmer
Rose Bay
Rawson Eestate
Wiluy
Leo
Henry Palmer
Henry Paiwer
Wiker
Minother
Faltmor
Sion Minkin
Great Wiley
Pulsige
FTW
Fawaon
Court Acknowledges Good Time Claim In Election Visit
In a court hearing about electoral visits to several houses, a judge noted the good time claim and described the proceedings. The discussion referenced a detainee’s status and a granite appointment, with remarks about the attendees being charioned and envious, while questioning the timing of the visit and the role of the Pruteenlie preset.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cettais
Retmate
Wermark Reeset
Walt Cpu
Axilla
Zuder Tackbousn
Valle
Sporting Items From a Largely Garbled Page
A fragmented sports note lists events and personalities with many OCR errors. Mentions Stee Way Handicap Lazy Tritt Stewarde Mite and Ind ie Sonre Be Marduna along with references to New South Wales and New Zealand figures. Mentions a meeting of Huntes Trepe branch and a Weyele resord attempt from Sydney to Milbourne with Pearson aged 40 aiming for 0 hours in the southern capital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sernirhingy
Eevghtet
Lee
Marting Somorrow
Steeway Handicap
Novia
Korarat
Sonre Be
Marduna
Mante Din
Mol Bezier
Moy Heap
Skepots
Thuredays
Tyeatig News
Vaud
Tsplienet
Australien
Willy Baistlenpeutvier Foenta Mt Millenomd
Vietoran
Ribtemswoad
Phy Ausprifes
Mie Recert
Erin
E.R. Booth
New Zealand
Sot
AH Bladhe
Ie Knetaut
Seager
Newtown
Huntes Trepe
New South Walen Ratty Talon
A A. Audetwis
Xwa Sout ‘Wales Union A Letter Wax Alan Rnad From the New South Waion Larue
aMliate
Ryan
J. Maara
New South Wales
Amstuur Artvntic
Sested
Spares’ Club
Huptersrent
Syitiey
A. JC
Han
Pomltan
W. Ik Wiseman
Weyele
Sytney
Milbourne
Ile
Ofelock
Pearson
Tamarama Life-Saving Club Forms At Meeting
At Mond? Jonetins on Thursday a Tamaramta Surf and Life-Saving Chid formed with Alder Campbell presiding and a committee to approach Waverley Council for bathing and rising a committee. Over 60 members enrolled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mond? Jonetins
Deritel
Tamaramta
Aldermas Campbell
Ahone
Waverley
Two Little Girls Face Charity Collection Charge
Two well dressed girls, Tally Relton and Dorothy McGowan, appeared in the Central Police Court charged with attempting to collect funds for a charity. They were under 16, so the hearing was adjourned to the Children's Court. A man, Michael Connors, 99, jailed for two years in Parramatta Gaol, was mentioned in a separate note about an earlier case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tally Relton
Dorothy Mgowan
Simmons
Central Police Court
Sydney City
Uniter 16
Children's Court
Paddlagon
Michael Conners
Parramatta
Ealing
Federal Quarantine Act discussed by parliament
Dr Ashburtha Thompson reports the Federal Quarantine Act moves toward passage. The Federal Government would assume health port duties and regulate quarantine powers over humans animals and plants. State health boards may be affected as regulations await public release.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashburtha Thompson
Evening News
Ttealth
State Board of Health
Cootome
The Ballarat Tragedy Iles Charged With Murder
Melbourne Friday William Ties sought as witness in Mrs Gribas inquiry. His body found in Ballarat shaft. Nar Nar Goon police arrested him, charging Iles with murder after a night in a room with only a chair. Detectors pursued evasive replies and questioned suspects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne
William Ties
Mra. Gribas
Ballarat
Marde Hiles
Wes
Wes Kopi
Redfern Hotels Case Opens at Special Town Optics Court
Judge Backhouse and Messrs Shure and Mactiriave preside as Patrk Furan testifies about hotels in the Redfern electorate. Witness cross-examined on Cleveland and Burke street hotels. Rozelie electorate premises noted. Court adjourns to 24.48 am with next evidence on Monday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Backhouse
Messrs
Shure and
Mactiriave
Toon
Darlingauret
Dedicen
Pxitrk Furan
Boundary Stone
Cleveland
Heurke Streata
Parr
Rozelie
Wwe
Jeansel Te
St. Jenarge
Alea Atria
Campertons
Fatality at Sunni Mine in Broken Hill
ANOTHER BROKEN HILL FATALITY. Wilson, about 40, working on 4268 west, was killed when a fall of ground occurred. He was buried under the debris. recovery showed the head crushed, a crushed arm, and severe injuries to the chest. He died instantly. His wife resided in New Zealand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Priday
Wilson
Inal Preannt
Zealand
Suni
Wes
Wilsan
Denis
Sheepskin Market Report From London Cablegram
Market notes from Morrison Jones and Devils say merino fill m elted Nas deliland 4d and merino self-woolled laborer types crossbred oars U9. The report cites a delayed full cablegram from London and outlines prices and grades in the local market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morrison, Jones and Devils
London
Wreck at Macleay River Dampens North Comet voyage
A North Comet Company vessel named aroghet suffered total wreck near Yate after drifting to sea. It broke up on shore with the crew and crew details unclear. Inquiries suggest gun arms and equipment remained largely intact, and the ship’s nearing voyage failed as hull damage prevented salvage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Powravilda Fritey
North Comet Company
Yate
Weepon
Chamberlain Health Update in London Evening Edition
A London newspaper note reports on Mr. Chamberlain's health, citing a statement that his condition is stable and improving. The piece mentions the public interest in his wellbeing and references the ongoing political expectations surrounding his leadership role.
Port Macquarie Show Draws Crowd and Officials
The Port Macquarie Show opened amid ceremonies led by MP Soin Tineman amid displays of cattle ponies and farm labs. Senator Millen urged a formal inquiry into post office affairs. A new suburban hospital secretariat and 44 applicants for a federal agriculture post were noted as developments. The Victorian Agriculture Minister criticized the federal government for stalling state undertakings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macquarie Uritay
Tineman
Anil Labs
Wullaten
Millen
Jn Eure
Wercera
Cottaes Hospital
Robert Gillies
Noble Testimonial Baffles Sydney Donor Totals
A Sydney charity drive reports substantial support with many subscriptions totaling over £1000. Key donors include H. S Magwall, J. Tow, Prank fubn feu, and Commercial Bank (Lithgow). Appeals list numerous locals contributing modest sums, aiming to fund a community project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syney
New South Wales
Sydney
Dewiins
Ailsee
S. Newbies
J. Wroner
Commercial Bank
Lithgow
Tom. Ford
Chara Bull
Coil Waste
A. T. Bell
Sam. Steplem
Doa
Joqirs
Mitty
Willixwwu
Wiltvaneun
The Motor Contest At Dowhal Friday
The report describes a motor contest held at Dowhal on Friday with参与 entrants and a close finish. It notes Phiackerhey's tally and a notable display by Hunt and Knowles, with Lee Ge and others present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fridey
Phiackerhey
Timim
Hunt Mr. Doge
Kt Knowles
Petty offense cited in municipal pet harboring case
In Delmas Petts Court the informant testified about harboring pets with risk to public safety. The proceeding involved citations under city ordinances aimed at regulating pets and keeping kennels in approved conditions. No sentences were recorded as the jury instruction followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delmas Petts Court
Peter Ulan
Ptoluin
Sayette
Mary
South Coast Mines Strike Sparks Coastal Tensions
In Wollongong and Bulli district a miners’ strike gathers support as workers push for higher wages. Officials report disagreements over militant action and possible industrial actions at North Multh, with discussions focusing on wage increases and labor conditions amid ongoing labor unrest.
Wollongong Local Option Court Hears Hotel Case
The Wollongong Local Option Court ruled against the Cricketers Arms Hotel in a classification dispute. A separate inquest report notes laborer Wickard Edavy injured by a runaway bullock during a buckjumping incident at Yarkandurdah.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wollongong
Toten
Burwood Water Supply Petition Slips Into Court Action
A Sydney Burwood court case concerns Parmer and Company Limited and a Burwood council officer over water supply and irrigation rights. The Bathurst magistrate noted a lack of reprieve for the applicant while outlining a 2 pound fine as a penalty.
Boy's Peculiar Death Reported in Local Fatality
Plarynes Ciepel, a boy aged about ten, died after a fall into a water-filled trough near a farm at North here. His body was found by bystanders and taken to the hospital, where he died. Authorities say the incident occurred during a game and involved a water accident on March 9. The boy resided with his parents on Turner Lane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plarynes Ciepel
W. Dind
Franpal
Lury
Toetbla
Fragmented Late Shipping Report and Incomplete Names
Fragmentary OCR text details late shipping activities and a list of scattered names, places, and events. Mentions of a death, police, and several individuals appear amid garbled phrases, with references to locations, ships, and a probate like note about property in a legal context.
Cattle's Long Journey Through the Prairie
Fragmentary article notes a cattle journey across the prairie with implied passages about transport or grazing routes. Limited readable text references a general route and landscape but lacks clear names, dates, or outcomes to confirm specifics.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Blandford Railways
INC
Waterloo
Ot Worates
Rowand Steel
Trokeen Hill
Chit Togoe
Hampden
Munga
Star
la Ba
Berry
Taamond Creek
Tindall
Long Tunnel
Barra
Ig Geay
Minok Ramas Kebincor
Equity Court
JP Uge
Tamarama Life-Saving Club
Little Girl Collectors
Iles
Redfern Hotels
Broken Hill
Wales
Momeaut
Macleay River
MR. Chamberlain
Lancer
Joseph Coamberlain
Melpomene
Lebegram
Symay Royel Exchange
Melpomens
Prelam
Hambrg
Bodner
Ye Bay
Port Macquarie Show
Bowral
Rats and Produce Stores
Balmatn
Jonah Maina
Ager
Spaiaat Thorman Lars ‘Vet Acta
Actiog
Thatriet Court Judee Tavern St Grafies
Plannig
Are
Veseuntraliog
Plalatim Fm Sebnet
Les Appeal
North Sydney Hospital
Mllemee
Lane
South Coast Mines
Pridup
Itr
Morrone
Gelegste
North Muith
Local Option Court
Yarkandurdah
Wickard
Rowe
Richmond
Didleulten
John Stinson
Wen
Cotlney Hospital
Adwlalstratur
Papua
Purari
Iman
Europe
Australia
Hobart
Challenger
Richard
Farmer’s
Beause
Lesvuen
Amd Theamar
Farmer’s Motor
Parmer & Company, Limited
Dahlias
Burwacd Coury Sn
Severane Ete Agsiet Wihlim
Hazy Whalsuh
Burwood
Vinal
Wistad
Frriea
Waisez
Magieraty
le Cotta
Mtares
Crawshaw
Gheraans Dudewnien Compas
Wewila
Demant
Searen
Keepanr Vel
Mautner
Interstate
Regio
Carsten
Tarsi
Ae Port Tyas
Tom Shin
Cate
Wiel Nevaehwnagey
MER Thewey
Strane Kyumiry
Chi Ipmsiahy
H. EB. BR. Pascoer
Nhear Mpa
Amlmcman Dentistry
LIPER
Lower Teer
Ron Ee
Rickards Great
Auburn
Fairfax & Roberts
Oldbet Sawellery
Bolid
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