Wharf Strike Tangles Sydney Port Talks and Loyalties
Reporters note a simmering Wharf Strike at Sydney docks with meetings held, officers angry, and union funds being collected as tensions rise. Deep sea steamer crews face pressure amid employer warnings while cargo ships prepare for the coast and river runs. Support and fear mingle as talks on loyalty and stoppages unfold at the waterfront.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gumindie
Moore
Hughes
Mpaniae
Maries
Willes
Rayker
Wwe
Bnd
Aking
Sydney
Hugues
Ths
Ems
Tneng
Mr. Tawrence
Orvies Gilli
Widartie
Ude
Abe
Trelawney
Miliby Fuona
Staemera
Ansertinne
Les
Port
Tretawney
Persamalis
Mika
Mn Lawrence
Australien
England
Tia
Jolsniion
Employers’ Federation
Som Coast Company
Angie Foots
Peek
Doar Ware
Thimoroiax
Warriow
Sophia Ann
Cap ‘UN Weston
al Dydney
Clarence River
Queen Ber
Wraton
North Coasl Porta
Rydney
Haragentine Rio
Clarence
Enginema Cou
Merchanta Ferries
Cin Allersec
Evening News
Creow
Jessele
Ube
Wormen Howe
Mir
Morrison
Una
Surike Mattare
Ben
Union
Pap
Bom
Stalra
Harrison Meeek
Pin Anton
Boot Trade Dispute Concluded by Arbitration Court
The health of the application by the Boot Operators and Retail Cutlery Trade, the Clickers Association, and the Bow Trade Group for a common rule in regard to ward procedures, dated December 1, 1807, amended March 2, was concluded before the President’s Court. Mr Andrew Strachan was chosen as chief arbitrator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tne Arbitration Court
Motor Car Driver Charged After Newtown Street Crash
James Jones 23 was charged at Newtown Police Court with causing bodily harm to Frederick Nelson after a February 29 collision on Hing Street. Evidence described a fast car, a tram, and a boy struck and hospitalized with a fractured neck collarbone and skull base injury. Jones remained in custody for trial.
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James Jones
Newtown
Frederick Nelusa
Box
Hing Street
M'Donald
Prince Alfred Mospl~tal
Jones
Aalind Somes
Vincent Welch
Prince Alfred
Wulfer
Percy M'Namera
May-street
Newnan
Jaloes
Withram Furitinr
Tim
May-elre
Anthony Blake
Witzens
Anne Warris
Pwre
St. Peters
Mplor
Nelson
Feast Moe
Charles Williams
Fred Nelson
Wotor Ray
Sam
Theo Carr
Ted
Mra
Brown
Ami
Tyrer
Sera
Frederick Nelson
Bimcett
Prince Alfred Hospital
Chariie Willams
Robert H. Barter and Company
Deivieg
Flia
Prusra
Becker
Walt
Alup
Mr. Clarke
Ballese
The Broken Hill Tragedy
Alfred Kirk, in Broken Hill, faced murder and attempted murder charges after his wife and another man were attacked. He reportedly struck his wife with a table and attempted to end his own life, leaving a note stating he would try another method. He was found dead by hanging with a small wound on his arm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broken Hill
Alfred Kirk
Broken
Geol
Raneed Dim
Kirk
Murder of a Policeman and Search for Coleman in Adelaide
Fragmentary report from Adelaide details a murder of a police officer and a manhunt for Coleman. The text notes renewed activity by investigators and patrols as authorities pursue leads, with confusion over names and places. The piece preserves a sense of urgent pursuit and official search efforts amid chaotic OCR errors.
Plague Case Report Recalls Local Health Alert
A fragmented paragraph describes a plague case at Sitio and a patient named John O'Brien, with references to symptoms, timing, and a county health response. The text notes a noon reporting time on Tuesday and mentions rationing and illness in the area.
High Court debates constitutionality of trade mark case
In the High Court at Darlinghurst, the Attorney General of New South Wales, joined by Tooth and Company and others, seeks declarations on the validity of a workers trade mark registration under Part VII of the Trade Marks Act 1906 and questions the registrar's power. The dialogue includes remarks by Mr. Mitchell and Justice Belezza about the Bill’s constitutionality and potential conflicts of interest among four justices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amr
Maitland Brewery Company Limited
Castlemaine Bremery and Wood Brewer and Company
Newcastle
Cha Plaimant
Shabla
Glyna
Justice Beunea
Kitantion
Olyan
Justien
Mitchell Aid
Bia Boner
Denie
BUI
Supreme Court
Mitchell
Justice
Judeo
Justice Teanes
Mitchotl
Conyer
Strebel
Lana
Inston Tawaca
Inter
Gran
Eaboud
Justinabin
Pod. md
Bedisternat
Mist
Judea
Tibecy
Thea
Elena
Walter
Item
Win Hower
Gubate
Jenor
Partina
Bed Ratreine
Wright
Sim
Bellsy
Setishea
Civil Servants Pay Debate Before Government Board
A deputation from the Public Service Association pressed for abolition of certain regulations affecting wages and progression for lower and higher grades. Premier Wade and Mr D'Arcy discussed whether the Public Service Board or government should act, noting the act and potential revisions while the board defends its duties and delays. The session highlighted tensions between administration, ministerial influence, and calls for fair treatment of civil servants.
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Wade
Counsil
Dares
Harbor Trust
Department of Public Instruction
Public Service Board
Court of Appeal
Diarcy
Mr. D'Arcy
Ne Grouialion
Counc
Pomar
Olle
Saddington
Wuld
Dipiater Palfourey
Public Service
Ander & Body
Nome
Wadqualdie
Trainin
Mate
IP Tang
A New Judge by Director R Guasiee in Unclear Text
Fragment reads unclear about a judge, director, and names including Guasiee and Petar eld with garbled phrases. No coherent event or date is discernible beyond a possible personnel note.
Train Witness Describes Morgan Illness Aboard Train
Witnesses recount Morgan becoming ill on a northwestern train. police and medical aid debated removal to a station or hospital. Morgans condition worsened, he was carried from car to platform, and witnesses urged medical treatment rather than detention, with rail officials weighing proper care and transport to Quirindi.
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Mr. Kelynack
Morgan
Mr. Dicomfelt
Kepler
Farle
Werris Creek
Mall
Limmen
Halt
Kelynsch
Guy Mable Fayle Wala Morgis
Mille
Wichesa
Hall
Moresh
Kalynack
Werrie
Bloomfeld
Fis Bover
Frenris Samers
Thomas Well
Werrie Creek
Seview
Wieness
Sieht
Menele
Raye Morgan
Sealorronsishly
Pavia
Hirnilliog
Pall
Srhofelf
End
Mali
Witmase
Mule
Tnipscar
Mar- Ein
Elrvack
Wil Newa
Mr. Kelmack
Magen
Whners
M'Kennie
Morgen Werther
John Bebatiehd
Pis
Cex
Barel
Farin
Morsan
Atalrs
Wipers
Marwan
Tury
Tiga
Garments of Distinction Ladies Special Value Coats
From a fresh shipment we feature four Maes talking points on distinct style stamps. Coats suitable for walking driving or meeting, plus other smart coats in Navy Brown and Green. Three leading styles at 25/ to 42/ each. We invite your inspection with utmost pleasure.
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Maplem
Goode
Fragmented Trial Transcript Mentions Police and Verdict
A damaged transcript fragment describes witnesses and questions before a jury. It notes a verdict returned for plead guilty with a 0% damages figure and mentions Morgan and Mr Bloomfield in a nineteenth century legal proceeding.
Homebush Stock Sale Report From Himsa Stotesies Afternoon
A detailed Homebush stock sale at Himsa Stotesies saw 12 690 head on offer with 10 365 penned in the pre portion. Prime ragere and various lots sold with fair demand and notable attendance by Spdoey Weal Preservice Compane and Riepraione Meat Company. Prices ranged with prime Morla figures and cattle classifications, reflecting a market softer than Thursday with a broad spectrum of values and strong representation from buyers and traders.
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Himsa
Koom
Wilk
Riepraione Meat Company
Viclung, Ae
Fant Fay
Ratrm
Frlme
Merino
Ekure
Coedlam Re
Prime Moria
Rivarrome Meat Company
Warner
Brhure
Broken Hill markets reel under chaotic share listings
A fragmented report from Sydney and Melbourne markets notes intense activity in shares across Australian towns including Broken Hill and Gow, with prices and quotes scattered. Dealers like Yavid Brokear Millsey and others push inquiries as traders digest irregular listings and regional securities.
Scratchings for Doncaster and Sydney Cup Races
Late sporting notes list numerous scratched horses for Doncaster Handicap and Sydney Cup. Entries include True Light Bangledoo Comely Witchir Master Foote Montcalm Fel La Veille Ortena Curtain Lecture Coppertop Eileen Lord Cecil Royal Favor Xaurippus Lady Joan and more among 200 entrants for the 5 mile Sydney Cup on April 1.
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Inisons
Jhriatria
Maltrone
Arilal
Bangledoo
Comely
Witchir
Master Foote
Montcalm
Fel la Veille
Ortena
Curtain Lecture
Conmentia
Coppertop
Eileen
Lord Cecil
Royal Favor
Xaurippus
Lady Joan
Bohoaner
Septic
Lady Fuctla
Anfoolus
Putry
Vanadiem
Castaway
Hitchie
the Climas
Conmealla
Camark Atsea Xautinpus
Copper
Royal Slam
Pretty Peg Oboe
Bkopeera
Sugitia
Sporting Items from the Deucanter Meeting
Betting on the Deucanter meet features Bright Bes bidding, Brin favorite, and MaTAanl advancing thanks to recent wins, now tied with Elevation and Scntland. Four risers follow Tangaros and Tas Owl, with Lady Kyiertone as a secondary figure. Reade loses position as Mousray gains favor. Peregrin and Pern vie for the Sidney Cup, while deals at Mreere include various horse transactions and ring outcomes.
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Kyiertone
Rone Rey Dan
Warnan
Mreere
W. Ingile
Sosa
Crosdell
Ben
Disasled Salamids Towed Into Port Phillip
Fragmentary OCR reports a vessel named Salamids towed into Port Phillip after a perilous incident. The account mentions a steamer The Pitot, a fire, and salvors at a wharf with unclear timing and details.
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Port Phillip
Death of a Sun Editor in Suva
A partial death notice from Suva reports the passing of Mr. George Te Onihe, proprietor and owner of a local paper. The fragmentary report notes he was injured when a vehicle struck and crushed his boat, with limited details on location and timing.
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Suva
George Te Oniihe
Grit Atha
Late Shipping Rivalry Disrupts Albury Train Service
Train disruptions were reported during a rainy afternoon in Albury involving crews including Care coar Leeson and Orara. The article notes an appointment of district supervisor in New Castle and mentions electrical examiner Beleher and others in a jumble of names and places from the era.
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Albury
Carecoar
Leeson
Orara
AL HL
Beleher
Exglater
Sytaer
Newcastle
Rics Filmer
Joshua ‘Wilkle
Belehor
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Mr. Moore
MR. Hughes
Apfrew Strachan
Cevlor Arsietaut
Toler Erupt
Sydury
Coleman
Adelaide
Adlemann
Srey Apouaranne
Corieve
John O’brien
Feds
Dir
R, Guasiee
Arrier-Ai-Tew
Petar Eld
Atic Faraser
Serustt Paket
Morgan V. Railway Commissioners
Farma & Company, Limited
Allie
Welynack
Pleblilm
Homebush Stock Sales
North Brokens
Avcentine
London
Setunday
Faldi
Duper
Broken Hill Proprietary
Brokyn
South
Tye
Nora Broken Hill
Ugar
Paiazee Jeu
Amadley
Munrans
Te At
Middie
Mowat Lyell
Bayer Ws
Saunt Wii
Wayer Bee
Mount Morgat
Katire
Middie Sydney
Landau
Juaciinn
Sytney
Boyee
Yller de
Prisul
Yavid
Millsey
Wales
Ailalolte
Duyerne
Durr Sre
Bouin
Toran
Bian
Borpe
Mon Meer
Cinate
Siew Wyllh Crewk
Elpay
Stumey
Anid
Mount Woltoy
Australia
Roland
Per Cear Aeheataren
Ryine
Mount David
Britt Tim
Ryan Hydraulle
Ain Taylor
Ryan
Gulvrore Tho
Homnden
Draken
Marien Westipaldi
Foreblovd
Ineia
Takirs Creh
Meus Morgan
Philtagon
Sorin
Symrs
Lds
Baker's Crore
To-Ray'n Intea
Mongana
Powidon
Tarrnogower
Seilney
Lemmons
Ratroac WeTtaarny
Raplain Sa
FUIAN
Pym
Dart
Elle
Bertber
Nvim
RCIA
Prateve
Beyaror-cirns
Asnasia
Samnad
Genetaber
Perrott
Hancoak
Derantienst
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