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Newspaper
Sydney Globe
Location
Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
Date
May 10, 1913
Page
6
A daring robbery at the Deine Proprietary mine near Southers Creek involved three armed men who escaped with about 3000 pounds in gold. Police pursued suspects as workers and managers described a well planned attack that halted operations and left the mine temporarily shut.
A detailed but garbled report describes a fatal shooting during a warrant service. Officers encountered suspects, accusations of weapon discharge, and subsequent arrests as the investigation moved toward a hospital and magistrate processing. The fragmentary text references an officer in charge and multiple unnamed individuals amid the violent event.
A malfunctioning belt in a medical device led to the death of Wicherd Henry Gragh at a hospital. Investigators examined the belt failure and surrounding surgery, with testimony noting the belt’s rupture and resulting fatal outcome. Proceedings seek clarification of device conditions and surgeon decisions.
A large crowd witnessed a military procession described as a crucial future signal. The event featured cadets marching long miles amid banners, with veterans and observers praising the disciplined display, patriotism, and orderly conduct.
Fragmented OCR reads as a brief on deposite claims, payubin and related delays. Mentions Mo Picher Indiane congrata data, CAAT foundation, and war jeruet with unclear names. Observed garbled terms suggest a small town public notice about financial and development matters and related scheduling.
Fragmented OCR notes describe various market terms and prices, including mentions of copper and metals, monthly figures, and speculative figures. The text lists individuals and entities in a scattered, unclear way, with dates and pricing references interwoven and many unreadable portions.
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