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Newspaper
Sydney Evening News
Location
Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Sep 02, 1908
Page
7
Marriages and Death Notices From A Distant Ledger
Fragmented obituary and marriage notices recall a mother and relatives. Names such as Lola, Ginunlyy, Jobis Fairburn, Emma Wyerap, and others appear in memory posts. The text shows dates, ages, and memorial phrases toward a late September remembrance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Jorose
Mary Shuea Exton
Udi
Fenton
Fedear
Oroyner
Levine
Prover
Ginunlyy
Albert Colmain
Amd
Gale Albert
wAlrdanie
Bos
Jim
Easley Gay
Tepeward
Jobis Fairburn
Emma
Edmund Wyerap
canstaIre
Lavine Iemary
Ennee Cortefie
Brennan
Hornsby inquest into James Altken death at hospital
A Parramatta district inquest into the death of James Altken was held after he died at Royal North Shore Hospital from a self inflicted gunshot wound. His daughter reported he planned to shoot someone earlier that day, and a gunshot wound to the face preceded his death. The coroner found the death due to a gunshot wound, with circumstances suggesting self harm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parramilta
Coreasi
Hornsby
James Altken
Royal Nort Shore Hospital
Aspiantor
Tora
Wan Ming
Crow
Brant
Bia
Ailgva
le Davalier
Dr Southams Rheumatic Pills Promising Cure
Sufferers from rheumatism are urged to try Dr Southams Rheumatic Pills claimed to cure rheumatic gout rheumatic pains in the head and joints. The ad touts the remedy as powerful, sold by the bottle with prices listed and doctors named for orders and delivery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southam
Suialra
Goloureux
Afivetualiz
Dale Previntare
A. Eirest
Syaner
Alsa Gourpe Street
Owens Fauntys
Wiltaya
Immigration debate rages over Australia policy and numbers
In Sydney on September 2, 101, readers see Bir Hector Carruthers faulting England immigration reports and demanding freer asylum, with calls to lift entry bans and a stronger federal push. He notes wasted ads in Australia and compares favorably the Canada and U.S. appeals, urging action despite political concerns.
Australia faces clashes over immigration and national cohesion
Fragmented remarks discuss migration policy and the potential for competition and social strain. The speaker questions whether Australians are ready to accept natural consequences of policy shifts, warning that Labor Party and government status may influence outcomes.
Back to the land vs birth rate in New Zealand
The Attorney General cites a rising birth rate concern and the back to the land idea. He notes high living standards reduce births, while city city-country dynamics affect family size. If trends continue, population changes may require immigration to maintain growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Zealand
Meuron
Chiltres
Gumeral Polan Dor
Fac
Jose
Ummber Ag
France
Deakin Speech Debated Tactics At Victorian Yacht Club
A Victorian Yacht Club gathering featured Mr Deakin delivering remarks critiqued as political spiel. He urged study of rivals behind the ten and the aims of naval defence, praising Britons and Australians while warning of government drift away from an envisioned naval program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deakin
Victorian Royal ‘Yacht Club
Deakta
Australia
Paid Aldermen and the Aldermanic Pay Debate
A discussion on aldermen salaries and the allure of office. Citizens debate whether pay justifies public service, noting the personal costs of attendance, travel, and subscriptions. Proponents stress honor and influence, while opponents worry about taxpayer burden and popularity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teo Shelfharter
Cape Colony Budget Statement Sparks Tax Debates
Cape Colony’s prime minister Merriman presents a budget amid turmoil. He highlights drastic property taxes, income levies, and exemptions, noting railway pillage and depressed markets. The speech confronts colonial fiscal strain, racial issues, and calls for reform as fear and indignation rise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merriman
Cape Colomy
la Fermaneg
West
Mobuli
Kimberly
Queensland
South
Soresia 8 Bar to Say Federation Initiation
A garbled excerpt notes debate on federation forming beyond the proposed customs plan. The text hints at Immortasis4 and a broader federation goal, with emphasis on beginnings and organizational aims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soresia
Dowries and the Marriage Dowry Debate in India
A critique on dowry customs discusses benevolent gifts to marry daughters, evaluating the burden on families and the moral weight of dowries. It argues dowries reflect social expectations and gender inequality, often prioritizing wealth over the girl's merit or happiness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M.P
Salo
Removal of 300 000 Bricks in Subury Court
In No 2 Subury District Court this morning before Judge Siboles, Morfin of Bayview Stoges contracted with Georgevatreet Sadney contractors and others for 396 000 bricks at 14s per thousand to be delivered for building removal. Plaintiffs claim breach of agreement as bricks were not delivered, with partial payments made. defendants argued bricks to be removed at 2000 per day. Verdict for plaintiff for £18 5s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
No. 2
Subury District Court
Siboles
Thomas Morfin
Bayview
Stoges
Commancor
John Devine
Joesph Jarset
E. Samuels
Georgevatreet
Sadney
Morrie
Charge Against a Solicitor Remanded on Bail
Mbert Horatio Jones, 29, solicitor, faced Water Police Court on a theft allegation involving 575 pounds. He failed to appear when called. magistrate noted lack of appearance and adjourned the case, remanding Jones on bail until Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mbert
Horatio Jones
Water
Warieg
Chana Neger
Wig
Jones
Portland Timber Trade Figures From Last Year
Portland's timber trade shows 696 weasela amounting to 07,133 tons entering Portland, compared with 629,574 tons in 1306. Last year had 447 vessels under the American flag, 64 under the British flag totaling 165,319 tons, and 29 under the French flag totaling 60,504 tons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Oregon
Ejectment Actions Heard in No 2 Jury Court
Two ejectment actions were heard by Justice Privy in the No 2 Jury Court, finishing in ten minutes. In the first case Cy Marwal Assurance Society Ltd won against Reuben Adcock of French Street Kogarah over premises at Adcock's Racine Stable, with a verdict for the plaintiff. In the second case William Short of Lambton sued Atlee Sherrys of Shaftesbury Road Eastwood over a hand-fronting site on Shaftesbury Road, with a verdict for the plaintiff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice
No.2
Drst
Cy Marwal Assurance Society, Limited
Reuben Adcock
French-street
Kogarah
Mirvet
Woraran
Adcock
Plainff Society
William Short
Lambton
Atlee Shellsy
Shaftsebury-road
Eastwood
Shaftesbury-toad
Pacitane Leaves Noumea With Coffee and Copra Cargo
The Pacitane departs Noumea at 4 o clock in the afternoon bound for Graney via Vila in the New Hebrides. It carries a quantity of coffee and copra for transshipment to the Sydney to Europess liner Dumbes. The Pacligue sails from Sydney on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pacitane
Noumea
Graney
Vila
New Hebrides
Tranzhiptorn
Sydney
Dumbes
Citizens' Committee Forging Ahead for Coming Campaign
A disjointed OCR fragment notes a Citizens' Committee in sight of a coming campaign. Mentions they are preparing sheets and seeking public attention. Mentions a figure of £38,800 and remarks about Abe Miata Doveramest with unclear meaning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Citisens
Mil
Sydney
Beni
Desperate German at patrol court charged with insanity
At the patrol court a German man named Bargom from Brankfort was charged as insane after a violent episode. He struggled, attempted to attack officers, and needed restraint. He was remanded for a week for medical observation. his mother has banking ties to Frankfort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gollburn
Weanestay
Patrow Court
Bargon
Mabie Leeds
Ind
Argon
Banuhar
Ehlef
Amou
Simeus
Willredister
Brankfort
Sydsvy
Sydney
Tarmany
Frankfort
BR. M'Ritlop
Sydney Delegation Returns From Melbourne Tour
Sydney officials including Mr Wood Chief Becrntary and Mr Warldell Treasurer returned from Melbourne. They described warm welcomes and a successful reception at the Exhibition Building. Premier Wade hopes to meet Victorian ministers in Sydney to discuss state matters and aid to the federation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wood
Warldell
Hoeus
Oakes
Ar. Ceben
Sydney
Melbourme
Coke
Flert Wricorre
Melbourne
Ui Provemion
Exniblitin Dalldine
Ely
Ehipa
Syney
Wade
Victoria
Military retrenchment boards to review administration
A reform effort directs district commandants to form boards of at least ten officers and citizen guards to audit clerical work in military administration. Reports may suggest method changes. a central committee will coordinate final recommendations for all states, with named officers from New South Wales and units listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commonwealth
Ramavien
Dierees Comandante Nas
Han Getaher
Ecutral
cMeers
Regaral Staten
New South Wales
Teutananttonel W. Moines
St Aut
Centenent
C. Cooke
A. Spain
C. Carpe
Roc. Mackensie
C. Rosenthal
Australlan Field Artillery
Eagle Hawks Killing Lambs in Bindleton Wed
In Bindleton during the recent period there have been eagle hawk attacks on lamb flocks. Owners report many lambs killed or preyed upon by hawks and foxes. Steel traps and local measures are noted as efforts to curb the losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bindleton
Wedvendar
Saui Ct
Bulgaway
Woollahra inquest into Mrs Dansey death at home
The coroner’s court in Woollahra heard evidence about the death of Mrs Clara Dansey at 24 Gratton Street Woollahra on August 23 from a knife wound to the throat. Witnesses described the scene and the husband’s reactions while Dr Dancey testified on the wound’s nature and the coroner returned an open verdict pending further arrangement of Mrs Dansey’s rites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Dansey
Margie
Woollahra
Dansey
St. Vincent's Wospinal
Ivensey
Moea Swap
Musa
Grit- Cuenerian
Dacney
Dancey
Danteg
Shire
Mra Dagees
Witaras
Protege Laaare
Krave
Wuiarss
Plaser Tarminer
Wits Syste
Daune Oy
Allowar
Dageert
Dinsey
Cole Ant
Weneas
St.s. Tanda
Abe
Montor Murr
Allen
Fiest
Mildred Blandtort
Oman
Gratina
Waers
Damrey
Tetery Sérs
Danse
Fee Mre
Fe Pond Epistiae M8
Olegiek
Witseas
Ayidense
Murphy
Traosfer
Tie
Mulelf
Tansey
Fragmented OCR Tale Of A Child And Community Courtions
An unreadable OCR fragment references a child and community actions involving health concerns and adoption. It mentions a presbytery and a Beveronin area, with vague notes on a trial or inquiry and long odds about a welfare outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tetnes
English Mail Arrival at Fremantle Delays Torsion Ready
The Po and O R MLS Victoria with the Finnish mail dated London August 7 arrived at Fremantle on Tuesday night. The sender torsion of the mail should be ready for delivery on Monday or Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Po and
O. R Mls
Victoria
Lonton
Fremantle
Sytner
Methylated Spirits Death Reveals Woman’s Sudden Collapse
Elizabeth Ann Griffin aged five percent? died after drinking methylated spirits in a city area. Reports say she suddenly collapsed in severe stomach pain and lapsed into unconsciousness before medical help arrived. The incident prompted an investigation into the contents of the container she consumed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rilxabeth Ann Griffin
Lane
Elly
Bern
Jubilee at St Barnabas church marks memory of Mrs Smith
After thirty four years since Mrs Smith left St Barnabas church a brass lectern was unveiled in memory of her by Rev Canon Hoyce during jubilee celebrations. The piece honors her kindly service to the old congregation as the Hernis note the rector’s sermon and service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Barnabas
George Streat
Thos. Smith
Canon Smith
Aloca
Smith
Canon Hoyce
Stars and Stripes in New Era of Change
A terse report notes shifting tides as a national banner and its legacy face renewed debate. Key figures referenced include veterans groups and civic leaders shaping policy, with emphasis on symbolism, history, and public sentiment.
Genuine Sanders Eucalyptus Extract Advised Against Deception
A Victorian court case warned against products marketed as Sanders Eucalyptus Extract. Witnesses testified improper preparations caused severe irritation from an item sold as a food extract. Court and authorities upheld the genuine Sanders extract as the safe, pure volatile eucalyptus product.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sander
Axpera
Supreme Court of Victoria
Pictures of the Fleet
A fragmented OCR fragment mentions admiralty or Sinai settings and imagery of ships or fleets, with garbled phrasing. It references pictures of the fleet and imagery of sailors or naval scenes, but specific details are unclear.
Council Clerk's Son Killed In Wollongong Tragedy
Fragmentary local clipping reports the death of Keith Lintaay, son of a council clerk, in Wollongong with brief mentions of an incident near Chandlerra and a morning fall. The article references Antarctic items, fashion goods, and a museum, but details are unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wollongong
Keith Lintaay
White
Cnanderra
Fell
Warni
George Lindsay
A. Saunders Watchmaker and Jeweller Ad
An old advertisement for A Saunders of Sydney promotes watches and jewelry. It claims quality and durability, offers repairs, and invites customers to contact at George Street and Railway Station. The notice mentions pricing and suggests a “superior aio tee” in spelling errors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adelaide
Tate
woPdows Entoourna
Sydney Wee Ce
Uirect
Mit
Tyre Leew
Aid Latar Ferthies Joie
Ted
EMD
Alliquia Ela
Delween
Wenewine Co Taroom
Doahigure
Wein
Pannell
Myulewsis
Gale Wall Byarsos
Poads
Brennoel Ag
Gieutl Saul Austretten Trathy
Vis
Enireu
Wwe
Lewes
A. Saunders
Sydney
Iogua
Inp & Wey
Spduere Lasser Jeweller
Anveresiich
Opticias
George-atreet
Appeaius
Raiway Staion
Spasey
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Uruwer
Hector Carruthers
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Par- Harent
Btate
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