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Newspaper
Sydney Evening News
Location
Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Oct 20, 1908
Page
4
Fragmentary obituary clippings mention several individuals and families, including Catherine Drwnnm, Benny Pillote, Samuel Teese Remnas, and Siren Tau. The text reflects a newspaper section honoring memories with dates and familial references, but many words are garbled, hindering full interpretation of relationships and exact dates.
A malfunctioning electric wire caused a small fire in a window at Mr HL Varler’s premises. The Metropolitan Fire Brigade extinguished it with minor damage. Later an evening call to Natibas Church in Pagal fen yielded a rear yard fire with rubbing material burning before firefighters arrived.
An OCR fragment promotes The Guinea Poem with a cheque for £114 and a sales pitch for KOLA NTP. It lists an address in Neutral Bay and mentions a monthly publication with capsule advertising and a P.O. Box in Gymnes. The language is garbled but centers on a promotional request and product names.
A fragmentary notice announces a new book titled Ale Women by Marvison Fisher with referenced plates and artwork. It mentions distribution details and a publication blurb, though many OCR errors obscure specifics. The item reads as a bookseller or publisher listing with related ad-like lines.
The settlement ends the local strike but signals future conflict as M.A.A. and Non-Political Union clash. Leaders warned of violence and scab labels, while rhetoric risks igniting broader violence. Emotions run high amid industrial dispute and loose legality.
A letter or speech excerpt analyzes whether the language used by unionists at Broken Hill constitutes an offence and if punishment is warranted. It argues law should govern actions, not martyrdom, and notes the socialistic, revolutionary stance of the movement as it could influence a general strike.
The Womer s Christian Temperance Calon of Bouth Anatresis denounces compulsory service as an infringement of individual freedom. They argue compulsory training harms life and question how to respond in war if volunteers and arms are insufficient, critiquing drills and lethal defense.
Bishop Meresr argues that studying the Middle Ages could polish present manners by promoting politeness, obedience, courage, and charity. The piece notes that those most needing virtue resist older ideas, yet real chivalry can be valued through everyday conduct, regardless of controversy.
The Victorian justice system penalized a solicitor for frivolous and vexatious action, noting little public satisfaction in rare judgments. It laments frequent unnecessary litigation and pressures to curb blackmail through stronger professional discipline and a dedicated tribunal to weed out unscrupulous practitioners.
The Wallabies tour match against Monmouthshire was not played due to Pontypool’s ground being underwater. The Australians then prepared for a London match at Richmond, facing a team selected from Kent, Middlesex, Surrey and Eastern Counties, with several forwards rotated due to injuries.
A Bagliari mail article notes Australia may not play Ireland or Scotland on the Wallabies tour. Aimed at maintaining interests and image, objections from both sides delayed fixtures. November 1 schedule reportedly shifts the Ireland match to Yorkshire, altering tour plans.
In Sydney many ANZ Rugby League players seek engagements with Northern Union clubs amid a strict wartime transfer policy. The Northern Union committee has issued a strong resolution extending protections for Australians until May 6 and restricting registrations without New South Wales and Queensland club consent. The move, aimed at discouraging All Black style moves, signals a push to grow Australian leagues while limiting New Zealand access.
A telegram from MIUthorpe describes a rain related sighting of "jumpers"—breeding insects not fish—origin uncertain, said to have arrived with the rain. Report notes potential links to legends about Revenants and “ghymemencu,” with speculation on origin and a peculiar weather impact on tempers and crops.
London dispatch reports a wall of flame ten miles wide sweeping across the Lower Michigan Peninsula. Five villages were destroyed and fifty persons are believed to have perished as the fire raged through the region damaging homes and property. Authorities seek causes and aid for survivors.
London dispatch notes mob attacks on Austrian shops at Belgrade by Az Halla faction. Gendarmes did not intervene. Authorities seek repairs and assess damage as telegraphic reports show rising tension. war not viewed as imminent by informed quarters.
London dispatch reports Austrian forces halted shipments of munitions to Serbia, stopping a German steamer carrying arms. A note from Milovan Mitch, minister for foreign affairs, cites Serbian fears of entering a state of war amid artillery shortages and strained supply lines, with tensions rising at Rostilirins and Frigce.
London readers on Monday evening July 1 receive the Angia-Eitselda draft of the programme for the Bavarian Conference.
A murder case unfolds in London at Camden Town with Jethar Trager and Russian Pols reported. The victim, a woman aged about 28, found dead at her lodging on St Paulie Road. Coroner's warrant pending as the inquest proceeds at the Genial Criminal Court.
London report on beet sugar production shows a rise to 1410 tons for the current period and references the core reopening of the prior campaign. Estimated full campaign output suggests a successful result near 10,000 tons compared with the previous campaign.
London reports wheat afloat for the Value Kingdom at 113000 quarters and for the Continent at unknown. Last week American wheat exports to Europe from Atlantic ports reached 40000 quarters and Pacific ports ilu quarters. Total shipments in Europe stood at 1395000 quarters, with 182000 from Argentina and Uruguay.
London market update notes silver priced at 2 shillings per ounce standard this Monday evening. Market observers cite steady demand and kept bids for bars and coinage with minor fluctuations across bullion segments.
A fragmented note reports Tondon wool sales in the evening and mentions Pete Weer Bee in connection with the event. Details are unclear due to OCR quality.
An inquest at Canterbury details the death of George Richard Werf whose body was found suspended at his residence in Forest Hills estate. Neighbors recalled a tray of events from Sunday to Monday as Ward, a councilman, and others described the discovery of a sash and a blunt instrument, with reports of a attempted state of mind and a chilling scene after a family dispute.
A ferry steamer reportedly struck an unknown object while en route from Bytney to Watsons Bay on Monday evening. The vessel, the Mosur If, is believed to be still in service though the exact cause and damage remain unclear. Crew and authorities are investigating the incident as details emerge.
A coroner inquiry in Abbottsford, Verial involves a murdered newborn found wrapped in newspaper near Biscayaneraooa. Witnesses describe the infant’s condition and the unclear cause of death as investigators pursue wilful murder indications.
A violent pursuit ends with four men arrested after a raid on the Western eAh urbe area. The group consorted to rob and fled toward Mr J Lape Brown's residence Strathneil where they were eventually captured and conveyed to Burwood Fallen Station for court appearance on Thursday.
A junior from Newtown police reported to the coroner that a woman named Bao suffered fatal burns on Sunday evening. The Royal Prince Alfred Hospital admitted Mise MacLaurine after the fire. Investigators forwarded details to the coroner, with no further information available at this time.
Auction notices showClorkine HON and Lundhee at 8 Gennes sirsel Weal Lomorrom at 2 by Meare ne Alovmente. Harbor View Fetato Patchagum lists Ocober 2h with Ricuardaon and Wrench Line? and Feoninees hi Moorenicht Gee Hunter's HIM. Arthur Ricard and company Limited conducts Saturday sales.
An advertisement touts Sander and Sons Eucalyptus Extract as superior due to full experience and careful manufacture ensuring safety and reliability. It warns against inferior preparations and notes a legal case at the Supreme Court of Victoria involving related claims.
A garbled period text advertises PEAE'R MOSQUITO LOTION and mentions chemical suppliers, pricing, and a postal offer. It also contains disjointed notices about OLD CHINA WANTED, art prints, books, and library sellers, with scattered references to Australia New Zealand and ships.
Reports recount a major shipping incident near Nemcumte FRerer involving the sargue Fitss2ire bound for Hersiaud. The ship faced severe damage and a loss of life or cargo while navigation near Pantain, with crew details including captain and company ownership noted amid chaotic scenes and salvage efforts.
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