12 Sep 1913
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Newspaper
Sydney Evening News
Location
Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Sep 12, 1913
Page
1
A fragmented report details Shailer’s performance with a silver medal for the champion at an amateur event. The text references MP George Fhaller and other participants, noting unclear affiliations, results, and potential naval or regional ties.
A court acquitted a doctor amid a high profile trial. The case centered on alleged medical misconduct and financial promises tied to a research fund. Jurors delivered the verdict after detailed testimony, with no clear admission of guilt from the defendant.
A fragmentary item discusses the Irish question and political tensions, noting proposals and conferences. It references a meeting and public interest in questions of governance, with unclear details due to damaged text.
A late night blaze levelled Liptonite of Mears Brand, trapping residents and destroying the building. Firefighters battled smoke and heat to rescue occupants as a boiler room and storefronts collapsed. Police investigated the scene as witnesses described a chaotic panic and widespread debris filling the interior.
The account details the collapse at a wreckage site linked to a firm, with workers dismantling and firefighting efforts noted. It describes the intervention by authorities, the discovery of wreckage and a grease-marked area, and mentions insurance coverage and the financial stakes for creditors and property owners.
At London sales the Tharedar Eerdog Nisaisem horses owned by Air Tuite Bytes went under the hammer. Prices averaged around £4700 with total receipts near £47290. A standout was a colt sold by Remington from Veneration, another by Gt Frusquis from fir of tn Se. The Cockaies company and others noted the expenditure involved.
An unreadable OCR clipping discusses frozen beef and feed topics, mentioning names and places in garbled form. The fragment references markets or supply chain details with sporadic terms like four days week and watered.
A garbled police blotter text suggests a driver was gaolled and a separate case involving Jack Johnson. Readable fragments reference a court, a bail hearing, and a possible February or September date.
Fragmentary OCR note reports the death of sculptor Tinworth of Doulton. It mentions Terberd, a murth, a wedding, and references to a Pere, WT, and Geld aiedal. Details are unclear but imply a memorial or obituary context with named individuals and places.
A garbled OCR fragment suggests a report of a picture show assault and a judge named Dooker or Dooker with chaotic references to venues, dates, and participants. The readable bits imply a violent incident linked to a film screening and a legal remap or ruling, but details are unclear.
A garbled OCR passage describes travel notes and dialogue fragments about Antarctica and associated terms. It references locations, people, and scattered phrases with no clear narrative or event. The readable content is limited to disjointed words and letters lacking coherent reportage or names.
Fragmentary OCR text hints at a discussion of Greece, credit, and military matters. Names and phrases appear garbled, mentioning France, government, and a poetical frame. The overall meaning is unclear but suggests a focus on Greek military or credit issues in a historical context.
A contingent of Japanese Marines landed to shield the Jegenere Consulate in Moukae amid tensions. The operation aimed to deter threats and ensure safe access for officials and local personnel.
Fragmentary OCR item reports a theft titled The Stolen Pearls. Readable fragments mention a local event or items, with scattered names and locations obscured by garbled text. The piece hints at a crime report or obituary style notice but details are unclear.
Meat shippers face inspection on the Thames barge line as tests and reviews proceed. Officials report ongoing checks to ensure safety and compliance with standards during freight operations.
An unclear report describes motor boats at Cowes with late activity and a band present. Details are fragmented but imply a notable reversal in the sequence of events involving boat traffic and a reading by witnesses.
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