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Newspaper

Sydney Evening News

Location

Sydney, New South Wales, Australia

Date

May 04, 1908

Page

6

Canterbury Park Races Racecard and Entries Summary

Canterbury Park race program lists handicaps and entrants for a next Saturday meeting. Notable horses include Superstition, Rival entries such as Mem Jef, Tas Sane Jas, and Maren fbr Mowe Lanark, with weights and conditions noted among a long, dense card of runners and stake details.

Lanark Sally Kut Canterbury Milan Wildisler Crarran Guapaaya CyMera Hitroli Baur Crottan Sevrrevey Erie Winda Heannine Firlones Sete Perent Lemont Capnareon Erie Coe Tory Nairtow Prince Minone Warhart Mavagsy Ceett Simba

Royal Agricultural Society Candidate Results and Pledges

A local Royal Agricultural Society report lists unopposed candidates including Sir brah and Veiner with several contested posts. Voter turnout and labor pledge details appear alongside party caucus notes, mentioning Rockdale and associated figures amid unclear OCR fragments.

British Labor Troubles Lockout Expands in Trade

Negotiations for settlement failed and a lockout has begun in the whipmaking trade. On the Mlyde KO workmen are locked out. It is estimated that over 30,000 men may be thrown out of work as stoppages spread across the industry.

Landon

British Forces Move to Quell Mohmand Rebellion at Landi Kola

The Indian Frontier reports Mohmands firing on British outposts at Landi Kola. Brigades at Shabkadur and Michal are prepared to advance, with a third brigade and 18th battery marching from Peshawar due to Afghan threats near Land Kotal.

London Landi Kola Shabkadur Michal Peshawar Land Kotal

Indian Bomb Outrage Claims Mrs Kennedy Life

Mrs Kennedy died from wounds after a bomb verdict in Muzaffapore Bengal killed her daughter and the coachmen. A Bengal youth confessed, saying another youth aided the crime. The attackers mistook her carriage for that of District Judge Kingsford opposite his residence. A bomb factory was uncovered in Calcutta. Twenty Rongalls have been arrested amid trials and jail sentences.

London Kingeford Calcutta Rongalls Yacludjog Studense Journaliss

Berlin Scandals Reach Berlin Court and Press

A judicial commission questioned Prince Frilin von Eulenberg at the Castle Liebenberg over contradictions in testimonies about malpractices. The prince, bedbound by illness, wanted to confront witnesses as Herr Maximilian Arden of the Berlin Zukuntt observed. Moltke was imprisoned for leaving Count Von Moltke during charges tied to Prince von Eulenberg, while Münich editors faced fines for libel over bribe accusations to halt attacks on the prince.

London Wytion Liebenberg Prussia Frilin von Maximilian Arden Ber-lin Munich Philip von Eulenberg Herr Harden Thy Jornal

Lawn Tennis doubles title won by Wilding and Ritchie

London Sunday evening report says A. F. Wilding and G. Ritchie captured the Covered Courts Lawn Tennis Doubles Championship defeating A. W. Gore and H. M. Roper Barrett with a score of 6 6 to 25 7 8 to 8. The same pair also won the doubles championship last year.

London A. F. Wilding Dg. Ritchie A. W. Gore HM. Roper Barrett

Government to legislate shop hours in first year

London Sunday evening Mr H Gladstone Home Secretary says government intends to legislate shop hours in the first year. The Shop Hours Bill introduced in the House of Commons by Sir Charles Dilke was read a second time by 150 votes to 53 and referred to the Committee of the Whole House.

London H. Gladstone House of Commons Charles Dilke

R C Hagon’s Announces Winter Wear at King Street

Men urged to visit R C Hagon, King Street, to view latest winter Saitings and overcoatings arriving by last mail boat. See fabrics worn in London six weeks ago. Patterns and self-measure coating offered free.

R. C. Hagon’s King-street London R. C. Hagon Merchant Tailor King-strest Aly

British official murdered in Sudan near Khartoum

London dispatch reports Mr Scott-Moncrieff Deputy Inspector of the Blue Nile district assassinated at Mesealamia about 100 miles south of Khartoum. The killing marks a violent incident in the region amid ongoing tensions.

London Scott-Moncratt Blue Nile Mesealamia Khartoum

Train Dynamited Near Butte Traced to Local Suspect

A train near Butte Montana was dynamited causing multiple deaths and injuries in what police call the work of a tramp or vagrant. Authorities are pursuing a suspect believed responsible for the attack and the blast is under rapid investigation.

London Butte Montana U.S.A

Masked robbers hold up express train near Pittsburg

London reports masked robbers halted an express train near Pittsburg Pennsylvania United States and stole £16,000 from Sub Treasury funds en route from New York to banks in St Louis.

London Pittsburg Pennsylvania U.A Sub-Treasury New York St. Loui

Swedish Ship Sonrhild Wrecked Near Buenos Ayres

The Swedish ship Sonrhild was wrecked off Buenos Ayres with only one survivor. The fate of the crew is not fully reported and authorities continue inquiries into the wreck.

London Sonrhild Buenos Ayres

Theatrical Engagement in London Stage Casting

London Sunday evening reports Mr Beerbohn Pree has engaged Miss Marie Lohr to play Marguerita in his production of Stephen Phillips end Comyn Carr Faust.

London Mr. Beerbohn ‘Pree Marie Lohr Marguerita Stephen Phillip End Comyn Carr Faust

Reporters Strike Leaves Germany Without Parliamentary News

Germany on March 20 faced a blackout of Reichstag coverage as reporters’ galleries walked out after a heated incident. Catholic deputy Groeber’s insult sparked the walkout, leaving the House nearly empty while parties protest and German and foreign press pledge solidarity.

Germany Deloys Reichstag Groeber Osuial Telegraph Cologne Lrik Uae Stantey Shaw Asaselation Berlin Uebaten Prince von Buelow Javans Feasin Nice

Death of Henry Alfred Lenehan NSW Government Astronomer

The community mourns the sudden death of Henry Alfred Lenehan 65 at Normanhurst while inspecting property. Born in Sydney in 1843, he joined Sydney Observatory in 1870, served as Astronomer with interruptions, and was a Fellow of the Royal Astronomical Society. He leaves a widow and six children. Funeral today at Gore Hill Cemetery, St Marys Church North Sydney at 2 p.m.

Evening News Henry Alfred Lenehan N.sw Lenehan Bathurst Normanhurst Hornsby Alfred-street North Sydney Sydney Lste Andrew Leuchan Landhurst College Globe Sydney Observatory Russell Lenchas Royal Astronomical Society of England Royal Society of N

Marble Workers Seek Higher Wages After Arbitral Expiry

At the Marble Workers Union meeting in Trades Hall President T Cole chaired as Secretary J Dusgam reported the Arbitral Court award expired on April 30. The union plans a new wage and condition scheme and postponed action until the next meeting. They aim to conference with employers, but only two firms have replied to overtures so far.

Marble Workers’ Union T Cole J. Dusgam Waled Marble Workers

X ray martyrs pension granted to Dr Hall Edwards in British pension

In Parliament on March 23 Sir Gilbert Parker questioned the Chancellor about Dr Hall Edwards of Birmingham, known as the X ray martyr. Mr Asquith said the Prime Minister approved a Civil List pension of 120 pounds a year in recognition of his services to the nation. Edwards, a pioneer of X ray work, has suffered dermatitis and impending amputation while continuing his work despite extreme pain.

House of Commons Gilbert Parker Ball Edwards Birmingham London Asquith Hall-Edwards Hall- Edwards Prom Hall-Kawarda Gilhart Barlive Jong Bern Iis General Hospital

Telephone growth under Federation in Commonwealth Year Book

The Commonwealth Year Book highlights growth in the telephone service since federation. In 1906 there were 178 exchanges open, up from 120 in 1901, a rise of 58. Connections rose from 24,577 in 1901 to 37,? Wait. The text shows 23,152 in 1906, a gain of 13,573 connections. The report lists state-by-state operations for 1901 and 1906. Two men were committed for trial for fraud in a separate matter.

The Law Courts House Proceedings and Jury Finances

Fragmentary OCR notes describe law court proceedings with a list of attendees and jurors. It mentions confirmation of orders by chambers and decisions on jurors' fines, indicating formal court actions and administrative details within a legal session.

Magnetic Lisamem Offers Quick Ailment Relief

Miss Salmond reports using Dr Sheridan's Magnetic Lisamem and finding rapid relief from rheumatism back pain lumbago and neuralgia. The tonic is claimed to cure in short time and is suggested for children's hacking cough with peppermint cure priced at four cents a dose.

A. Salmond Tiacgog Maviovy River Xsw Maye Sheridan Sherdan

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