Sydney Lord Mayor's Annual Pageant Proposal Sparks Debate
Alderman Lindsay Peompsce tabled a motion for tomorrow's council meeting to hold an annual Lord Mayor's procession in Sydney. Proponents say it would attract crowds and money. opponents warn of costs and politics. The proponent says Sydney could gain prestige and tourism value, while critics question funding and purpose, noting potential distraction from other civic needs.
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Lindsay Peompsce
Ctr
Bydney
Thor
Tyre
Dix International
Sydney
Dex
Melcure
Council
Preas
Unseen Assault Hurled in Sydney Hospital Ward
An unprovoked attack occurred at Sydney Hospital Macquarie Street where a patient was struck from behind by a man in the ward. The assailant fled through the building, prompting a chase by staff and bystanders before being captured near the Water Police Station.
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Sydney Hospital
Wza
Rom
Dunks
Mint
Justice Separtmnt
Gallagher
Jordan
Fall From a Bridge Fatality near Farramatta
Frederick Hearsey, 42, orchardist of North Trde, fell from a railway bridge at Farramatta while observing a hunted train near Perramatie. Traveling from Bourke with a woman and horse, he exited to inspect the horses and slipped from the Black Bridge to the road 30 feet below. He was taken to Perramatta Hospital in critical condition with suspected spine injuries and shock.
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Prederick Hearsey
North Trde
Farramatta
Bourke
Womin
Perramatie
Hormen
Black Bridge
Ana
Perramatta Flozpital
Fire at Smithfield destroys shop as third blaze hits same store
A Sunday morning fire at Cartera sire Liverpoot treet Banisbield gutted the main building and destroyed stock. Three alarms brought Constable Landers to the scene. Losses include 2000 insured, 700 stock, 80 hoody store, and 100 AzLures. This marks the third incident at the same store.
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Cartera Sire
Liverpoottreet
Banisbield
Constable Landers
The American Fleet Brings a Turbulent Proposal to View
A scrambled report describes H T aia proposing a landing from ships to Berhor with Captain Cook and team. They reach Eeplamade beaches but are attacked by begirianals. Cook’s party is captured and fed. A football match and a tax funds dispute follow amid political friction and charity appeals.
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H. Taia
Manly
Captain Cook
Robey
Eeplamade
Paris
Cook
Tenders Accepted Today for Public Works Projects
Tenders were accepted this morning for new public works across multiple sites. Includes removals and renovations at Wards Now and Coast Hospital, improvements to Public School Summer Kid GA Longs, painting at residences and quarters, repairs to jetties and police stations, and construction of a storage dam and water supply reticulation. Notable contracts include Woolgoolen Bay jetty work, Mittagong water scheme, Dorriga road projects, and Kempsey district road works with listed sums.
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the Coast Hospital
Live Bay
Garnet Finlay
Chatswood
Summer Kid
Longs
Jtitt
Faia Tetas Anytum
Samuel Stead
Arachind
Poat and Telegraph Ofc
Marrickville
Slee
Bondi
Felmerapa Oficn
Hibust
GA Leggo
Glebe
Sleep Brothers
Woolgoolen Bay
North Coast
G. &. Moore
Bellingen
Rinigg and
Cilliver, Gilmore, and Connell
Sydney
Mittagong Weler Supply
comsTact
Shmosde
Duty of solicitors in Commercial Causes Court noted
In a morning application before Mrs Justice Pring the duty of valuators to disclose all documents was highlighted. The judge warned that any solicitor withholding documents would face serious professional misconduct implications, given the court’s order for full exchange of materials between parties.
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Commercial Causes Court
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Duty OF Solicitors
Chambers
Justice Pring
Hin Hohor
Auch
Cape
Axeman's Accident At Work In Hurstville
Joseph Fretas of Hurstville, a well known axeman, suffered a painful injury while dressing logs for wood chopping. A glancing cut severely damaged his wounded limb, then another cut re opened the same area. He sought help and was confined to his home for several days due to the mishap.
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Jowph Fretas
Hurstville
Thanes
Bia Mowe
Robbery at Nav Byl Hey Residence Targeted by Thieves
During an inmate absence, burglars entered Mr. Frank Typelt’s Alfred Street home in Nav Byl Hey. They stole a tobacco box containing £7,100, take other items, and gained entry by forcing a door.
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Babur
Frank Typelt
Alfred Street
Bylhey
Federal election anticipated report to chief electoral officer
The electoral registrars of the Commonwealth are asked to report whether each office has stock of all classes of lsc forms and prints. Chief Electoral Officer to be informed if these are capable of supplying the main and public prints. The West Australian police have ordered signs for the campaign of John Picharine near Trem Colreary before November.
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Lsc
Atectars
Macce
Torad
John Picharine
Sydney Mayor and Commission Eye Greater Sydney Plans
The Sydney Improvement Commission faces moves toward a Greater Sydney concept. City leaders urge a Mayors' conference to shape policy for metropolitan areas and suburban municipalities. Alderman Cole backs a government appointed commission to advise on unified planning and action.
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Clebs
Cole
Reyes Commission
Mprove
Neue Hastis Magen
Ain Oply
Ares
Plotaed
Greater
Sydney
Opin Hhat
Mburban
Eepelise Ecva
A. Centerroles of
Mayers
Yatepevare
Onne
Iber
Waterloo
Balmain Coal Mine Conference Sparks Wage Talks
A meeting of Balmain Colliery officials and miners discussed wage adjustments tied to selling prices and the South Coast mines. An all-round 10 percent rise, effective January 1, plus a 3 percent bonus on repairs, was noted, with underground and surface hands seeing different weekly hours and a plan to review hours and pay next Thursday. The mine aims to raise output to 600 miners and shift to new haulage gear with an aerial tram and chutes to the funnel of coal.
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W. Aushman
Sy@uar Harbor Collieriea
T. Davey
Inverdant
Williams
Scretary
T. Bridarick
Illawarra Coal Miners’ Association
Ibs
Jas
Balmain
Balmain Collery
Aner Sagen
Maanager
Sokehill
Cell der Aiure
IRDAF
Ibn Aram
Hogarta
Robbery at a Pyrmont Hotel in Sunderland Hotel case
A robbery occurred at the Sunderland Hotel on Harrie and Mix streets Pyrmont. A crime during Sunday saw £90 10s stolen from a bedroom drawer while the Hermes and George Brooks were away. The thieves forced the drawer open and escaped with the cash.
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Sunderland
Harrie
Mix Streets
Pyrmont
Hermes
George Brooks
Fatal pea rifle accident in Binalong kills 11-year-old
Three boys rabbit shooting on the premises ends in tragedy as Dick McIuvray, aged 11, shoots himself through the heart and dies instantly. The incident occurred Monday in Binalong, prompting warnings about firearm safety among youths.
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Binalong
Dick McIuvray
Ad Sentary
Constipation Remedy Claims Restorative Benefits
A dubious advertorial piece touts Dr. Tedian Rewels as a perfect remedy for constipation. It claims the product cleanses the bowels, stimulates the liver, and improves digestion, promising relief from headaches, fatigue, and general malaise, with warnings against dangerous habitual use.
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Wahie
Masaew
Lee
Antarctic expedition letter from Mawson on winter quarters
An Antarctic message from Cape Rows aboard Mon Erebus reports Mawson and companions near winter quarters after failing to reach Wing Edward VII Land due to dense pack ice. The hut erodes, stores are ashore, summer conditions bring risks of severe cold, and one sled skin is already shed. They hope to return around THU.
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Vetter
Douglay Mawson
Shankleton
Adelaide
Cape Rovds
Mon Erebus
Antarctica
Wing Edward VU
Thore
South Australia
Challenging a Councillor in Warringah Shire Court
In the Simmons Division of the Water Police Court William T C StIntosh of Brookvale applies to show cause why Thomas bourne of Magiy should not be ousted from the office of councillor of the Warringah Shire. Grounds include misdescribed land ownership Queenacliff alleged alien voting and informal ballots. Hearing adjourned to morrow.
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Simmons
Water Police Court
William T. C. StIntosh
Brookvale
Thomasbourne
Magiy
Warringah
Taylor
Fishbourne
Moriarty
H- E. M'Intosh
Queenacliff
Emily Rebecca Fishbourne
Blawitty
Aon. Burnett
C. Hirsch
Postal tenders accepted in Sydney for telegraph and lighting work
The Postmaster General accepted tenders from Reno Hungerford for supply and delivery of 30 metallic circuit telephones for Victoria at £45 18s 7d each. G Smith and Brodham offered city parcel cartage and pole erection rates. A railway room lease at Sydney station for five years from August 6 1906 was approved with £250 annual rent.
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Reno Hungerford
Pilestreet
Sydney
Victoria
G. Smith
Parkes-arree
Campardons
Xuburta
Séib
Gowt
Ian Broiham
Crackwell
Jesse
Empire Day at Waterloo Seeks Public School Fair
Empire Day activities planned by the Waterloo executive committee led by Mayor Rosa and Alderman Danke. Events include a May 15 program at Waterloo Superior Public School with patriotic songs speeches by local men, a noon gathering, a Sag procession, and later sports at Watering Park. The mayor offers a best essay prize on The Commonwealth in relation to the Empire.
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Waterloo
Rosa
Danke
Whitehuret
Swasheer
Wateriog Park
Eiris
Presentation at Randwick Town Hall Evening
A crowd gathered at Randwick Town Hall on Friday for a presentation led by Sealopner with attendance by MLA Mtr. David Btorgy and local members. The event honored Senior-Sergeant Gargea for his duties while a testimonial fund was discussed by Messrs Coulter Hogan and others with James Dachnan serving as honorary secretary and Mr Strachan as honorary treasurer.
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Handwick
Sealopnerbeen
Eola
Abd
Geid Vangie
Soreent
Erin Be
Mtr
David Btorgy
Gargea
Axe Swinging Record Falls at World Meet
Dick Morcion set a new world swinging record by lowering the mark by two minutes on Saturday. The event featured an aged axe weight of Sib wack and shed along and wetl. The crowd cheered as top contenders competed in this outlandish display of strength and timing.
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COBAM
Dick Morcion
Ideal
Across the Mountains Expedition to the Blun Range
A detailing of Greer Blisland and companions march from Tasmany on May 11 1814 across the Blun Mountains between the Wetter River and the River Grose. The party endures harsh scrub forests rocky ridges and scarce water they camped hunted kangaroos collected some track marks and native huts before turning back June 1 returning to their homes in good health.
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Greer Blisland
Blun
Grose
Tussany
Bisalend
William Charlae Weuworth
Lawson
Tour Avryanit
Ovedos
Bhat
Ches
Sia
Aberth
Lacy
Buss
Ly Mountain
Mount Banks
Nepean
Pula
Vandelef
Leres
Fagland
Ney
Llory
Arent
Ibemerlyen
Dart
Ascemt
Nxt
Kay
Ryde Complaint on Local Government Bank Payments
Officials examine how council funds paid by postal note into the bank incur charges and seek permission from the Works Department to change banking practices. An inquiry by Mr McKay at the Water Conservation Board reviewed the Bald AU Sore trust power and its impact on debt management and revenue.
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Tee Mearns
Brey Metbouran
Tatephone
Wachettare
Mater Wuld
Barrow
Wa Inmete
Caddamaine Tvictnfin
JasUtmiion
Romtenptat
Mairimachy
Om Airuetions
Han
Ryde Council
Paddington Council
Water and Beverage Board
Lea
Ferde Connell
MiKay
Water Conservation Roar
Wer
Alderman Taylor speaks at Reckdal rally in Labour era
Report covers Alderman Taylor addressing a Labour rally aided by Mr Levy and others. Levy emphasizes government work, criticisms of Carruthers era, and Labour’s stance on employment and public duties. Speakers include Mr Hurley and MP James, noting rally support and alleged missteps of previous administrations.
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Aorminn
W Taylor
Carruthers
Alderman Taylor
Reckdal
Dy Levy
Mal An
We. J) Hurley
Levy
Carrathers
Ubal
Kemp
Tehorehitl
Wo Sohnop
AW Jame
Joboton
Labor Party
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Conference OF Mayors
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Rally OF Liberals
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Rome
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