15 Nov 1911
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Newspaper
Sydney Globe
Location
Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Nov 15, 1911
Page
1
A £250 reward prompts a prolonged police inquiry into the murder of Henry Trevasces at No 1 Glebe Road, Sydney. The report outlines suspect movements, witness statements, and alleged motives, with emphasis on a contested sequence of events and the role of a woman connected to the case.
A fragment titled The Mewage of the Derelict presents a nautical peril feared by seagoing crews. The text hints at dangers from derelict vessels and looming seas, suggesting caution for mariners navigating hazardous waters.
Fragmentary OCR describes vessels near Neale 407 and tangles of wreckage in the Keerrie Archipelago, with mentions of Captain Deron and the Marina Hossa. It notes peril to ships, reports on salvage efforts, and a perilous drift toward the Australian coast as rescue and navigation details remain unclear.
fragmented OCR text describes a chaotic wartime scene. mentions pirates, revolts, and political figures across locations and factions. references to battles, votes, and movements with numerous garbled names and places.
A garbled report outlines a potato recall tied to a fair or exhibition. Names and places are obscured, but mentions of exhibitors, vendors, and attendees appear alongside incomplete notes about testing or safety checks. The fragmentary text hints at public notice of product concerns and involved individuals.
A cryptic wire report discusses tram safety and financial policy under a council framework. It references September actions, potential linkages, and a proposed levy related to services and public works allocations.
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