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Newspaper
Sydney Evening News
Location
Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Sep 22, 1908
Page
4
Memorial obituaries and notices recalling Alexandria residents with affectionate lines for the departed. The fragmentary text hints at seniors and police service, with personal remembrances and mournful dates, but details are obscured by garbled OCR.
Fragmentary notice reports Captain Crenwetl Avatretian Ravel Commandant shifting from Mel Rane to Brisbane ahead of naval officers. The item hints at a predicted change tied to “Our Guest” but offers unclear details. An advertisement for indigestion remedies follows, promoting a tonic claimed to cure muscular automatism and indigestion, with references to ADA CROGSLET and local booksellers Sewellison Yi and Rownd.
The federal parliament again weighs the capital site, with New South Wales and Victoria drawn into a Sydney Melbourne tug of war. The piece argues that Canberra beyond two great cities is needed, noting eastern state populations and vast land areas to show the capital’s future needs exceed simple two-city logic. It urges considering a national perspective over regional rivalry.
The discussion centers on where the Australian federal capital should be placed with much attention on northern New South Wales and southern Queensland. The text argues a fixed capital would be permanent and urges a review of the choice beyond Melbourne to satisfy all regions.
The Lisbon outbreak showed twenty two fighting bulls escaping confinement and creating chaos in the streets. Seven people were killed or injured, while spectators in Madrid recalled a street scene where a torero calmed a bull with a coat toss. The piece discusses bull characteristics, origins, and the shift from arena finesse to rural danger during outbreaks.
A heated row over tram season tickets shows aldermen from different boroughs arguing about special privileges. Critics say no group deserves a special print, while proponents push for parity, noting equity across districts and the danger of opening concessions to others.
At Dalby the Queensland Minister for Lands said negotiations were underway with syndicates to extract alcohol from grape tross and prickly pear. He argued the plant could be tamed into a useful resource, noting its possible value in dye and medicine, and potential commercial uses despite the pest’s spread.
Brief OCR fragment from a local page notes late cable news received today from OUB Ow7 cor, with unreadable details and no clear event, date, or names available for fuller summary.
Reuters reported from Jaxbow that lions gates opened at the Newis bull enclosure releasing 25 bulls. Seven people died and 46 were injured as the bulls rampaged, with soldiers counting ten fatalities among the victims.
Ceril B. Murmin of the Australian Rugby Union team caught a chill while passing through the Red Sea and was sent back home from Napica. The remaining team members are well and practising at Newton Abbot, Devonshire.
London dispatch notes United Irish League leaders and priests plan to back Unionist candidates for Parliament, boosting Conservative George Renwick in Newcastle on Tyne. It cites Asquith’s ban on Eucharistic procession and Liberal attacks on Catholic schools as key factors. mentions Countess of Warwick backing Hartley and Labour stakes in the two-member seat once held by Cairns and Hudson with Renwick polling 11,223 in the prior contest.
London reports Hearst claims both Republican and Democratic camps serve trusts and Truss, alleges stolen letters link Foraker and Alafer to financial and other ties. Bryan in New York blasts Roosevelt. Hearst, editor of multiple papers, has a strong Democratic alignment and a history running for governor against Hughes.
In London reports describe rebels in Persia who seek removal of the National Guard in exchange for restoring the constitution under European supervision. The Bah declines to renew the constitution until Azerbaijan province is subdued and political reforms proceed.
Bar silver in London was quoted Monday evening at 28 pounds 0 shillings 10 pence per troy ounce.
A fragment reports on beet sugar trade with notes from Herr FO Litt of Magtetters. The brief mentions a production drop in the past month and hints at a shift in deacons of 27008 tom, though the text is garbled and several names and figures are unclear.
The court heard Catherine Callaghan formerly Ryne seek divorce from Matthew Callaghan on grounds of adultery and non-support. Evidence described years of drunken conduct at Tatlorsall's Hotel and Cobargo visits, with calls and fights leading to repeated ejectments and threats. Witnesses testified to his intoxication, disturbances, and alleged assaults, while Callaghan admitted drinking and bad conduct. The case proceeds under Justice Simpson with ongoing arrangements for support and residence.
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The court hears evidence on Sanders Eucalyptus Extract sold as a genuine product, exposing misleading labels and dangerous preparations. Witnesses from the internal inquiry describe improper, cheaper formulas and contrasting claims with the product marketed as Sanders Eucalyptus Extract. Authorities warn consumers to avoid fake preparations and emphasize adherence to legal standards.
The cruiser Prometheus reached Neutral Bay after a voyage from the New Hebrides that featured rough seas and heavy weather. The journey included a gale that slowed speed, torn rigging, and delays before docking as the ship's crew reported a tense period amid local tensions and ongoing reports about the neighboring group.
A report from our correspondent suggests Sir Joseph Carruthers may contest the Macquarie seat in the House of Representatives. The Bathurst result shows E. S. Carr, a Laborite, defeating him as the 1913 election looms. organizers push ahead despite the long campaign. Candidates Blayney and Staqquarter are noted, with yet uncertain paths to a Liberal comeback.
In a Sydney district court morning session the value of a church was debated. Witnesses recalled the building’s sale, with estimates around £500 more than the mortgage value. The witness said the church could only fetch a high price if it were offered for sale, and that its best use might be as a school or cemetery site.
William Campbell aged 29, a railway carriage inspector at Eveteigh Hallway Workshops, was crushed between two trucks while crossing a yard. He died several hours after admission to Sydney Hospital. The Merriwa incident involved Mrs Herot, and at Mount Boppy Gold Area Campbell died from injuries. The public school at Yorbolme near Futhurst faces closure due to low attendance.
A chaotic advance notice describes a boxing title bout featuring Burns and Smiths with a planned Christmas Eve date. The event, dubbed a grand “Moxie Day,” will be held at Raedwick with tickets and seating described as limited. Strong emphasis on preparations, expected crowd, and betting odds.
A lodger was found dead in bed at the Model lodging house at about 11 o clock in the morning. Police were summoned and the body removed. The deceased resided at the lodging house and a preliminary inquiry was conducted, with findings to be followed by a magistrate's inquest.
A collision in Darling Harbor led to injuries and a subsequent police response. Officers secured the scene, transported involved parties to a local hospital, and began routine investigations. Witnesses described a chaotic incident as emergency crews worked to assist victims and restore order.
Harbor Views presents panoramic photos from popular locations. The series emphasizes convenience for posting and collecting, with emphasis on affordable prices and modern postcard usage. The publisher markets the images as ideal for ordinary correspondence and keeps the focus on broad appeal and practical appeal to buyers.
A Coonamble jury complains of delays and poor conditions. The foreman raised concerns about parkland lighting and a suspicious cheque offer. A member, Goodwin, drowned at Wrales Creek while attempting a water draw.
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