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Newspaper
Sydney Evening News
Location
Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Sep 18, 1908
Page
3
A fragmented Saturday page item references sports data and a price figure eight dollar and forty five cents plus a pin code like 2445. The text is incomplete but indicates early and late sporting sections with numerical details. No clear event or teams are identifiable.
The Sydney Labor Council faced a major setback as Reidy’s motion to expel unions registered under the Industrial Disputes Act was defeated 2 to 15. The editorial condemns the extremists as a small clique responsible for recent tramway unrest and warns of their bid to split the movement.
The piece argues most men oppose extreme economic doctrines and socialism. It endorses constructive reform through scientific method and cites the Industrial Disputes Act and Wade's efforts, opposing disruptive elements within the Labour movement and its unions. It stresses weighing reform over destruction and warns against vague millennial promises.
A City Council debate swirls around portraits once hung in the aldermanic room. Some members favor restoring the originals while others push for immortalizing themselves via new posters. The Lord Mayor laments unable to remove the cases and vows to rehang the portraits.
Reports say Captain White's valued services were recognized but Australia and Britain clash over postwar use. The War Office plans extended England training, while Australian authorities resist losing his expertise to overseas duty. Negotiations continue as White heads to England for further instruction.
An old report describes Mohammedan pilgrims migrating from Central Asia to Jeddah for the holy city of Mecca. It notes hardships like blizzards and cliffs on the journey and the long, perilous routes via Arab ports and African and Asian hubs. The piece references a new discovery by Dr Sheldon and a cure for coughs and consumption.
The El Petersburg police arrested eighty one people after discovering three homes and several dynamite devices at a tavern, seized by male and female students amid the disturbance.
London dispatch reports the Prime Ministers of Australia and Queensland called ridiculous for reproaching Britain over butter supply. It cites high domestic prices in Australia and quotes alleged statements from Mr. T. Price and Mr. Kinston, reflecting tensions in postwar trade.
The Bombay Association president telegraphs Lord Ampthill urging the British government to save the Indists in the Transvaal from alleged tyranny, as Indian public opinion pleads for intervention.
London sent report on the Anglo-Congolese Boundary Commission work amid harassment by Semliki tribes. An escort was killed, and commissioners found tribes in the forests eating their own children amid the turmoil.
London dispatch reports Dr Sven Hedin, the Swedish explorer, has reached Aimin after a perilous Thibet journey. He uncovered a 2000 mile mountain chain extending east and west along the Brahmaputra valley, pushing north and south in his explorations.
Guatemala's President narrowly escaped an assassination attempt described as a plan by militants using a hazardous device. The device allegedly exploded near a wall but caused no immediate injuries, according to incident reports filed from London. The attack aimed at General Tabrera, Guatemala's leader, has prompted security reviews and inquiries.
London report says Byenine-Caramal Van matelli and Mapal Legaye opened talks at the European Congress. Eminone promised to inform the Papa that England's beast beats only tar i bortr. The fragmentary text mentions continental aims and a provocative claim attributed to England.
Thursday evening Sir Thomas Fowill Burion was thrown from his carriage at Waltham Abbey today injuring him severely. Sir Thomas Powell Gaston governor at South Australia and Belle reeigen at Waltham were present. condition described as serious.
The Gorere wren reports Britain plans to build destroyers longer than usual to ease distress at Newcastle. The Admiralty cable states a need for 14 larger destroyers instead of 8 ships, reflecting intensified wartime production and strategic calls amid the crisis.
London authorities report an inquest into the death of Professor Joam Churton Collips of Birmingham University. The jury returned a verdict of accidental death amid unclear circumstances and ongoing speculation about potential self harm or external causes.
In terse London style report the Evening paper notes an end to famine conditions with rebel works saved and relief in view. The piece emphasizes improved conditions and ongoing efforts to restore supply lines.
The board debated the spirit of Cam proceedings and agreed Mr MacLaurin should present Drewent methods used by the previous traffic superintendent. They adjourned to 11 am on Tuesday week with Mr MacLaurin to prepare his claim details for future discussion.
Clerks Union leader Mr Waraid Mepper urged forming a committee to draft a plan for solidarity action and a strike. Sydney Lauber and others debated tactics while United Laborers' Toien and Scampass Union members weighed how to win broad support and influence employers. The motion carried amid heated questioning and procedural concerns.
A gala skating night at the Prince Alfred Skating Club featured a full program of events. Highlights included a championship of Australia, Ladies Walking Championship, Fancy visits, and a football match on skates with prizes for best roreme. Attendance and specifics were announced by officials, with arrangements for ticketing and copies of the programme.
Lieutenant Robert Ryfer of the Royal Irish Fusiliers, brother of Earl of Harrowby, wed Miss Bers Angas daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Angas of Lindsay Park Angaston South Australia. Groom Robert Nathaniel Todter of the Louiinger line, educated at Etos, served in the South African War, and later connected with South Australia. The ceremony took place in London with Bishop of Rochester and notable figures present.
Hambourg gave an engaging farewell recital in Beiney Town Hall on Thursday. The program opened with Hartel variations and included Beethoven and Chopin pieces, with notable performances by Hambourg and an encore of La Source. The audience enjoyed the concert, and the next afternoon’s program features Grieg concertos with orchestral accompaniment by Biguor De Beaupult.
Rowley Butcher and Robert Melbourne stone faced charges at Water Pollen Court for stealing Panama hats and related items. Both pleaded guilty after testimony about value and sale, with sentencing set for a future date in October, under Gardiner and Company.
A robbery occurred at Evelyn Biber Warrisom's Manly bedroom. A thief attacked her Thursday night, injuring her and taking a small sum of money. Police are investigating and seek clues to identify the assailant.
Fragmented OCR text mentions welcome phrases and scattered references to Sir Joseph Carruthers, public notices, addresses in New South Wales, and potential meeting or event details. The readable parts are garbled with nonsensical insertions, making concrete facts scarce while preserving mention of names and locations.
Ambiguity in the report notes Port Macquarie hotels closed amid sudden decisions by local authorities. Names and precise actions are unclear but the move impacts plans for the area and local business activity. Further details and dates are needed to confirm the scope and reasons.
A military officer named Joma Cromia is reportedly missing with scattered, garbled details suggesting widespread search efforts. The fragmentary notes mention various places and dates, urging that any information be forwarded to authorities, with a focus on locating the officer.
Property sale notice for an estate fronting the waters of Teoh Core Jaleleg near The burke Permeneu Daud Dueilur and Compan. Sale amount stated as £104. Auction details incomplete but indicates transfer through Gh. Crammand and associates.
Mr W Farner, president of Darneyrot Rendwick, Weekoma Mey, was robbed while shopping on Wann Way. An unknown assailant dropped a ring and a damaged item during the incident. Police are investigating the single-stroke damon ring and a beaded necklace valued at £0.
An advertisement touts Sander and Sons Eucalyptus Extract as superior and reliable for medical uses. It warns against counterfeit preparations and cites court action over claims, urging buyers to trust the genuine product and its purported medical efficacy.
An old advertisement touts Dr Southam Rheumatic Pills as a remedy for rheumatism and related pains. It promotes a product named Com toe Selatine and promises relief for various conditions. The text is fragmented and lacks verifiable details about efficacy or sources.
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