06 Sep 1911
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Newspaper
Sydney Globe
Location
Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Sep 06, 1911
Page
1
An 1880s series details a clockwork bomb scheme linked to labor unrest. Three men face charges as investigators probe alleged sabotage that crippled factories and infrastructure, with risks tied to dynamite and warning a clock mechanism.
A long critique of Australian opera in Sydney highlights public taste and the grim, morbid tone of many operas, listing acts from Aida and La Traviata to Tosca and Carmen. The piece argues Verdi and others lean toward disaster and gloom, contrasting with expectations of cheerful repertoire. It notes audience reactions to tragedy and monstrosity on stage.
A detailed review traces a notorious blackmailer known as the Comte in London, a manipulator who preyed on married women. He lured victims with love, then extorted money, while police investigated and aims to expose his network through legal action and public records.
A fragmentary historic account recounts a youthful Engiek Beufe member in Perieberg Forest Germany vanishing after a wandering in the woods. A diplomat son Benjamin Barhoce of Norwich disappeared following a journey with companions to a town near Perieberg amid speculation about murder or robbery. A diary and later testimony by Mrs Barhur link the mystery to long shadows of Napoleonic era curiosities and a local search unfolds with authorities pondering a concealed fate.
Australian cadets marching from Victoria to Liverpool street were greeted by Sir George Bell and Lord Mayor of Len font. Major Wyene and Major Buckley led officials as photographs captured the scene. The Lord Mayor telegrammed congratulations and wished a pleasant voyage. medals to follow for the cadets amid ceremonial honours.
Three modern men including a peer robbed a mill near Redtiag California on Saturday. They blew open a door and looted the place, aided by two saber wielding accomplices who rode the route back to safety.
The article portrays Princess Charlotte of Belgium, mother of King Aliert, confined to bed then moved to Chateau de Be Cour, amid rumors of poisoning and royal intrigue. It details her guarded life, vigilant servants, tense relations with Leopold II, and a public image of frail royalty under surveillance at the palace.
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