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Newspaper
Sydney Evening News
Location
Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Sep 23, 1908
Page
10
The report outlines Marie Narelle's divorce petition amid a long, irregular marital dispute. It notes accusations of drunkenness and neglect, temporary separations, and a history of financial strain. Witnesses describe nights at home on Dowling Street and events surrounding arguments and maintenance.
A witness testifies about disputes over being asked to leave Tattersall's Hotel and possible connections to Sir Malone and Mr Maloney. The exchange covers alleged removals, employment dismissals, and financial dealings related to a wife, with the case moving toward closing arguments.
The Australian Jockey Club appeal against the antease rating of Randwick Race Course was upheld. Judge Sigoles presided in Spiney District Coast No 2, affirming the capital value of the property and adjusting the annual values and rates as fixed.
In a bustling Rosebery meeting, multiple handcaps showcase horses like Ow l and Noreen, with close results across the card. Notable wagers include 4 to 1 on The Owl and Noreen, while Lady Treem and Lilyaster figure among entries. The day sees several stakes events with diverse contenders and splits of ownership among entries.
A stroke competition under Campbdelltowa Golf Club auspices concludes with prizes to Mlen Paytonier and A G Mayzen for gentlemen. A match between Das Delany and Janura Wilson is planned for £15 a side at Wes Macland in October. Newcastle correspondent notes a horse racecourse change at Cockle Creek and a new venture with capital and buildings.
Amid illness of Madam Spade, Mr Newbury and his concert company planned a Friday appearance at the Fainey Town Hall after a Sydney reception. The event follows a Tuesday Forbes showing with Madan Spade, highlighting a sudden health setback delaying prior engagements.
Maritime notices list departures and arrivals with captain names and vessel details. Sailings include Port Macquarie and Port Hew, with crews and coastal company agents coordinating entries and ship movements in September.
A garbled weather note describes strong winds and rain affecting the area. It mentions a disturbance moving in from the southwest and an expected shift to unsettled conditions. Forecasters warn residents to seek shelter during heavy gusts and possible street flooding in low-lying areas.
The Governor of New South Wales, Sir Harry Rawson, presided at a State Governor's Office ceremony presenting Imperial Service Medals to former police officers. Attendees included Premier Wade, Inspector-General Garvin, and other officials as medals symbolizing meritorious civil service were conferred with remarks on duty, loyalty, and public service.
In No 2 Jury Court, Justinr Being presides as jurors hear posted libel claim in the Sydney Morning Herald. Plaintiff, a Newtown ratepayer, sues over a February 4 report of November 16 1907 and council payments dated December 14 1907 detail payments, postdates and a postdated cheque. The defense argues the article was a privileged publication and the jury is directed to return a verdict for the defendant.
The Shey Assistants Union of New South Walger requests wage increases and working condition improvements from the Master Grovery Association. The dispute centers on weekly pay, overseas allowances, and branch management bonuses with a nationwide stir among shopkeepers and workers. The union demands higher weekly wages, overtime pay, and updated job classifications affecting graft and shop costs.
A report from Melbourne details a public health push urging use of pure milk for infants. The Lord Mayor notes city councils must support the movement, with a health officer reporting substantial improvements in infant welfare after the May period.
Fragmentary report logs a man shot in the eye at Merenta with unclear details. Names and timeline are garbled. authorities described injuries and possible connection to a broader disturbance. Further readable specifics are unavailable in the damaged text.
Fragmented OCR text shows late archived MEWS items from varied topics. Names such as Helene Sey and Obassieea ree appear amid garbled lines. The snippet hints at archival delays and miscellaneous notices without coherent events or clear entities to anchor a full summary.
Ada Crobsley and her team, amid a shaky season, prepare for a forthcoming clash as Kee Wink and other rivals loom. The upcoming date and venue remain uncertain, with coaching staff weighing lineup adjustments and strategy changes.
Wrecked Steamar Aeon details emerge as Captain Downie sends message amid confusion. Fragments describe a sea train mishap near Manuka, with reported weather impact and salvage attempts. Officials, including Commissioner Daniel, assess the situation and note pending investigations and protective measures.
A dense OCR sample outlines varied prices, buyers, and sellers across a sprawling exchange. Names such as Mowat Molinz and Mount Malloy appear amid scattered commodities, with entries mentioning Copper, Quins Bes, and diverse regional locations and brokers in a brisk, list-like rhythm.
Mrs Tariewel of Bishopthorpe High School had a miraculous escape when a tram struck the main structure. The vehicle tore through the scaffold as the coachman shouted warnings, and the tram toppled near the factory. Mrs Tariewun sustained minor injuries, while others suffered cuts and bruises. The accident occurred about two miles away.
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