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Newspaper

Sydney Evening News

Location

Sydney, New South Wales, Australia

Date

May 22, 1902

Page

7

Shadow of the Czar ends with Barbara crowned in Czernova

In the cathedral of Blavowitz Paul Woodville confronts the Czar and secures Czernova’s fate. England backs Czernova against Russia while Barbara Lilieska is revealed as Barbara of Czernova and crowned princess as the convent is destroyed to hide sensitive documents.

Czerpova Paul Zabera Paul Amdle Zatbern Convent of the Transfiguration Rossini Neseelinde St. James's Nesselrate Zwieska Blavowitz Oio Aabern Durling Boresa Hingelf Cardinal Ravenna Zabern Kkepe Dhamils Barbara Lilieska Casimir Zabero Soldeski Pan Cardinal’s Faustus Barbara Faull Falot Bora London Viscount Palmerston Paul Woodville Europe Engnes England Vienna Lord Palmerston House of Commons Austria Russia Protesia Vistula Rhine Taul Czernova Todia Paul Sod Tampore Elmuse Crernova Cabibels St. Peter Pal Hinself Fil Neva Czerneva Petersberg Unierstitat Porte Kingdom of Sardinia Aris Caernoya Sellal Bia Zahera Sagner Secont Theo Thaddeus Lilieska Czernota Hilda Tressilian Barbara Liteska Thaddeus Tilda Leled Natalie Partara Hutt Ravenna Think Davl Britain Xernova Aul Katina Yimid Marelia Dorishis Princess Pete Dorisias Favetus Czerrowa Poland Nolens Kossuth Radalvil Kation Prince OF Czerknouv

The Mallison Mystery To Begin In Evening News

The Mallison Mystery by T W Hanshew starts in the Evening News tomorrow. The serial promises sensational plot and sustained interest through the final chapter. Hanshew also wrote The World’s Finger.

T. W. Hanshew Hunshew Mallison Evening News

Modern Sleeping Beauty in a French Village

Paris telegraph correspondent reports renewed interest in Marguerite Houyenval near Saint Quentin who lies in a ground floor bed nearly 38 years old in a state of suspended life. Physicians say emotions triggered the condition, while a Saint Quentin expert cites possible magnetism and improper arousal as a hypnotic decay.

Paris London Daily Telegraph Mile Bouvenal Calalepey Marguerite Houyenval Thenellex Saint Quentin Saint Quentin Court Margaret Bouyenval

Proposed coal lease drew support from colliery manager

In a letter to the Evening News Thomas Crawford M.E. Manager of Wickham and Bullock Island Colliery argues against opposition to a proposed lease. He cites warden recommendations in Newcastle and claims mining operations pose no danger while promising Liberal compensation for road damage and more local employment and government royalties if the lease is granted.

Evening News Sir Wickham and Bullock Island Coal Company Newcastle Biden M.L.A Bowers Miners’ Association Middleby Griffith Thomas Crawford M.E Wickham and Bullock Island Carrington

Sydney Amalgamated Railway and Tramway AGM Hosted

The No. 1 Sydney branch of the Amalgamated Railway and Tramway Service Association held its annual general meeting at the New Maronic Hall on Castlereagh Street. About 500 attended, including city and 16 country branch representatives, with music by local performers and the Railway Military Band.

Sydney N.8.w. Amalgamated Railway and Tramway Service Associaion Smpire New Maronic Hall Castlereagh Street James Lamond Mesers M. Keating Dud Osborne W. Matthews Montgomery T. Crook W. Melville Harney Quinn A. Clark Railway T. D. Richards W. Buchanan Kintred Societies Sydney Labor Council Labor Party God Save the King

Mining report from Hillgrove and Corowa districts detailed

At Baker's Creek Gold Mine Hillgrove fifteen stampers run on payable ore as lower levels develop. No 14 level near finished chamber 20ft driving, winch prep, and shaft skidding planned. No 10 to No 1 level winze shows quartz and weak gold. No 2 case stripped for 40ft showing gold. stoping soon. Hillgrove winze deepened to 105ft at No 4 level with 10in reef and good gold. trial crush planned. New England Scheelite may crush this week water permitting. Corowa reports rising mining prospects with alluvial gold at 382ft deep lead. Corona Deep Lead Extended Company formed with £750 capital. Pioneer Mine west drive 105ft, heavy wash visible. Puddlers being erected for future production. Armidale notes Bloomfield reef with potential 2 tons to the ton. Federal reef shows multiple exposures with limited treatment. Enmore reef system may boost mining if a battery exists. Albion Mine set on tribute to J M Kinlay. Mount Duval copper and silver district potential acknowledged.

Hillgrove Baker's Creek No. 14 New England Scheelite Company Messie, Miller and Bell Eleanora Sunlight Garibaldi Corowa Corona Deep Lead Corona Deep Lead Extended Company Pioneer Armidale Bloomfield Enmore Federal M*kinlay Albion J. M'Kinlay Awe Dawe Webbs Emimaville Mount Duval

Kenniff and outlaws said to hide in Bunya Ranges

Brisbane Courier correspondent reports police scouring the Evergreen area find no trace of the Kenniff gang. Police speculate the tugirangers may be hidden in the Bunya Mountains and expect they stay hidden until hunger drives them out.

Brisbane Courier Fiverer Burnett Mth Instant Evergreen Bunya Ranges Bunya Mountains

Commissions in the Royal Australian Artillery Approved

Governor General approves first commissions in the Royal Australian Artillery candidate selection requires physical fitness and aptitude followed by educational tests in mathematics Latin English writing drawing history and geography with optional subjects plane trigonometry mensuration hydrostatics and mechanics logarithms. Probation lasts six months with a passing military subjects exam.

Royal Australian Artillery

Midshipman Bracegirdle Offered Commission in South Africa

Mr L Bracegirdie son of Captain Bracegirdie of the Navigation Department traveled to South Africa and reached Durban where he was offered a commission as Fleet Lieutenant in the 4th Battalion Railway Regiment at Vereeniging Transvaal. Midshipman Bracegirdle previously served with the Australian Naval Brigade in China. Deafness report notes Specialist P Stanish from Imperial and Royal University Clinic plans daily consultations at 1 Liverpool Street Sydney with free access on Fridays from 9 to 5.

Mr. L. & Bracegirdie Sydney Naval Brigade Bracegirdie Navigation Department South Africa Durban Railway Regiment Vereeniging Transvaal Bracegirdle China P. Stanish Imperial and Royal University Ber Wieso Halle A Germany P.m. Co Liverpool Street Sydnay

Wright Addresses Red Range Farmers on Co operation

Mr F A Wright MLA spoke to about seven members of the Red Range Farmers and Settlers Association at Running's Hall in Glen Innes. He urged cooperation among branches and urged the league become a power in the land, while touching on politics and favoring smaller Parliament. A Deepwater girl died from clothes catching fire after her mother left briefly to fetch water. Timbers getters were fined for cutting Crown timber without licences at Deepwater Court. Local talks push for a water supply with potential abundant local resources and thriving trout near the district.

Glen Innes F. A. Wright M.L.A Farmers and Settlers’ Association of Red Range Running’s Hall Farmers and Settlers’ Association Wright H. Hogan Deepwater

The Boy and the Petticoat at Central Court

Bertie Sugden a khaki dressed boy appeared at Central Police Court on theft charges involving a petticoat belonging to Annie M Gregor. He admitted guilt saying he was used by another. He was detained in custody until 6 p.m. after a magistrate declined a fine.

Bertie Sugden Central Police Court Annie M'Gregor Spawnebop Harris Street Pyrmom Annie M Gregor Edwards Celle

State Socialism and Government Interference Critique

A reader lambasts state socialism in New South Wales arguing government failures burden taxpayers and block private enterprise. He cites a government clothing factory and a poultry board as wasteful spending, noting deficits and costs borne by the public and urging taxpayers to resist socialistic policies.

Evening News Australia New South Wales Crowl O'Sullivan Carters Mr. Crick Taxpayers’ Union Board of Exports Agricultural Gazette Tms

Guaranteed Cure for Piles by Pazo Oloyment

Pazo Oloyment claims a universal pile remedy with money-back guarantees if it fails to cure Any case regardless of duration Cures in six days per application promises immediate relief Sold through chemists and wholesale houses Price two shillings ad London address 24 Shoe Lane and century old advertisement speaks of longevity and Lethe Wire Mattress product line All Shopkeepers carry offerings.

Oo Medicine CO London

Commonwealth Gazette Announces Federal Appointments

The Commonwealth Gazette lists new federal appointments across Audit and Treasury. Percy Whitton becomes chief clerk at Audit. Griffith Todd, Henry Gooden, George Gatehouse, James Warden, Edward Puddicombe, John Cantwell, Percy Lovett, John Downie named clerks and inspectors. Reeves and Phillips Harvey become record clerks. Houston named junior clerk. Gayton as messenger and caretaker. In Treasury Collins becomes accountant. Floss chief clerk in correspondence. Cerutty sub accountant. Heathershaw Collise Kelly Nortram Meagher named clerks.

Federal Commonwealth Gazetta The Treasury James Richard Collins Francia

Unprovoked Assault in Dixon Street Ends in Jail

Sophia Taylor, old woman, on Dixon Street near the Salvation Army, was shoved by Frank Radloff 17 a ship's cook and German native causing her to cry out. Salvation Army official pursued and Radloff was captured and charged at Central Police Court pleading guilty. Judge Edwards sentenced him to a month in gaol.

Sophia Taylor Dixon Street Salvation Army Frank Radloff Germany Salvation Armory Central Police Cour Radloff Edwards

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