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Newspaper
Tamworth Daily Observer
Location
Tamworth, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 19, 1914
Page
4
Still stormy with gales on the coast north from Sydney. Cold and cloudy generally over the coast and highlands with more rain, chiefly north from Sydney. In western districts expect fine, cold and frosty conditions.
An OCR fragment from The Tamworth Daily Observer discusses evolving governance in Australia, referencing the Commonwealth and a broad power to act nationwide. It notes constitutional tension and the idea of centralized authority amid a complex legal landscape.
In Sydney on Thursday a Melbourne home was entered by burglars who drilled into a door. The intruders used drills and a flashlight to access the premises, causing a security scare and prompting a police response.
Local report on visits by Mr Griffith to Tamworth and Muswellbrook, with discussion of a forthcoming program and railway related matters. Mentions rainfall impacts, public meetings, and expected tours. includes references to local figures and potential scheduling.
A heavy east coast gale disrupts harbor traffic along the coast and delays vessel arrivals at Sunny Corner. Strong winds and snow bound streets hamper shipping and daily life as crews brace for worsening conditions.
A garbled notice reports a baby birth on board with unclear details amid scattered words about a timeline and names. The fragmentary text mentions Velve, Te tie, and Hovey, offering no coherent event specifics or verifiable facts.
Armidale was hit by a heavy snowstorm bringing widespread damage. The storm tested trees and buildings while residents recalled loud crashes as branches fell under the weight. At the annual Wi and Hays meeting officers were elected and residents honored departing locals with gifts.
Fragmentary OCR reports a strange encounter in Sydney involving a figure described as Handless, with garbled terms referencing a theater troupe, a refugee cat, and a staged event. Names, dates, and places are unclear, but the piece hints at a dramatic capture or confrontation and a subsequent lapse of memory or clarity.
Erratic showers disrupt Sydney’s Thursday schedule with Western halt and related operations affected. Officials note forecast showers continue into the day, impacting outdoor events and transport plans.
A fragmented report from Armidale on a skating endurance attempt. The piece names West Mieton and mentions a long course and endurance test with performers and officials negotiating lanes and timing.
An unclear report describes a valuable, disputed asset tied to Meweisth and Port Stephens. The text mentions deep water, potential wealth gains, and concerns over natural state integrity, referencing figures like AGER Whiteman Cresh and Gratton.
A man believed dead after a snow storm was found alive along Gratton Road near Armidale. He was aided by witnesses who reported the incident and police later recovered him for medical attention.
Our correspondent reports very cold conditions at Currabubula with 8 points of rain recorded on Wednesday. Local weather observers note a sharp drop in temperatures and a rainy spell continuing through the week.
A courtroom recounts a bold card party hold-up with complex names and accusations. Witnesses describe a revolver raid, guarded retreats, and claimed restitution of jewelry to a victim after the alleged crime. The defense questions the suspect's height and appearance as the case moves to verdict.
Temporary hearing held in a Biioley courtroom as investigators probe alleged price fixing by meat traders. Officials sought records of wholesale and retail dealings and questioned executives about market conduct and supply agreements.
The report outlines amendments debated in the state parliament amid protests and procedural steps. It mentions opposition and government positions, fiscal implications, and potential impacts on public services and local governance.
A man fell 150 feet and sustained a broken collar bone. The report notes injuries and conditions surrounding the incident in Sydney with brief details of the circumstances and aftermath.
A fragmentary note describes a man who communed with the fairies and references a seaside setting. The text mentions writers, months, and places with unclear details and multiple distortions.
An elderly man died after an accident described as him entering a coffin yesterday morning. The event occurred in a local area with reports stating the coffin was used during the incident and the man was found in distress. Authorities are examining how the coffin was involved and the circumstances leading to the fatal outcome.
The case discusses whether restitution grounds in a divorce should consider a three year period from marriage to the hearing date. The court evaluates fault and marital wrongdoing before granting a restitution decree or granting relief to the aggrieved party.
Barraba endured a severe cold spell with shade temperatures not exceeding 43 degrees. The day featured thirty five points of rin and caused noticeable upheaval among local stock as references to the harsh weather were reported from Barraba on Thursday.
Wet and wintry conditions lash Inverell as reports from Ross Hill describe heavy wind driven rain overnight. Local observers note miles of damp weather and unsettled skies in the region.
London reports the Lords Chancellor presiding as the Judicial Committee hears an appeal from New South Wales over a government plan to remove trees in Sydney. Counsel discuss staying proceedings and allowing further applications while the case remains undecided.
Confused report states Government House Grounds on Macquarie Street saw most trees felled with only one remaining. Lord Chanedher le respect to the cutting is noted while pending Privy Council action.
Reports from Mexico City say Huerta's regime tightens grip as Villa resigns from the Northern Army command and proclaims governor of Chihuahua. The Constitutionalist conference stalls while a gunboat clash near Mivatlin is blamed on Huerta. the captain and chief engineer commit suicide.
Lie Abed won the Royal Hunt Cup with Traxted second and Honeywood third. Coroyra captured the Ascot Werby Stakes, followed by Hinpsburg in second and Dan Hintesel in third.
Insurgents press the assault on Durazzo and Vrarze with heavy fighting. Mirdites opposing the advance were annihilated. Hamid Rev, insurgent leader, was captured after being wounded. Rebels withdraw before Liuraves leaving dead and wounded in the area. Two emissaries begin cotations at the Malar.
Statement to be sent to the Privy Council discusses the ward Cage cellar order on fg trees in Macquarie Street. Mr Holman notes the Privy Council has completed its work and will present a full statement. He also directs respect for its opinion and recalls a five year old agreement under which the City Council is cutting down the freery.
The House of Commons authorized the Government to acquire 2,200,000 pounds of the Anglo-Verstan capital. The plan relates to a major mining venture with oversight by the government and parliamentary confirmation expected in coming days.
In fog near Spithead the Chaian Wer Kaiser Wilhelm and tie Steuer Ineesimoore collided. Both vessels suffered heavy damage, with officials reporting significant harm to hulls and possible casualties under investigation.
In Calcutta, a high profile sedition case stirs public interest as witnesses Tulak and Poona frog Manilahey provide testimony. The event highlights years of political tension and the city’s anxious mood during the proceedings.
A railway collision in England resulted in the death of the driver. The incident is described with fragmented details but confirms a fatal outcome for the operator involved.
The AWUS rural workers policy from the recent industrial conference sets an October 1 start. It fixes a 48 hour week, specifies daily wage rates for reapers threshers header binders and other harvest roles, allows reduced rates by agreement for aged or infirm workers, and permits piecework under conditions.
A reported British dispatch from Wednesday says suffragettes may intensify protests in London aiming to maximize impact of their inflamed campaign, with authorities watching for further acts of violence or disruption.
The Vancouver bound ship faces defiance from Uldie aboard as orders to land in Canada are resisted. Tensions rise over the captain's demands and potential trouble if the vessel is forced to depart.
Turkey acts on powers advice to speed a conclusive reply to Greece amid danger. The British foreign secretary says Britain will seize any opportunity to preserve peace between Greece and Turkey.
London reports an epidemic of personal crises among Indian girls following a suicide by kerosene fire after a father planned mortgaging property to arrange a husband for his daughter. The incident triggered widespread distress across the region.
Pelkey proclaims he can beat Lang anytime as he recovers from a fractured wrast suffered in his bout with McVea. He vows to return strong and pursue the rematch, aiming to claim the purse in a planned later contest.
The latest weights for the Grand Spint Hurdle list numerous horses and jockeys with weights ranging from about 0.0 to 14 pounds. The Grand Suitiana Steeplechase section adds entries including Vingaard, Clontait Paynter, and Minato with weights up to 13 pounds, plus various UK and international entrants.
Sydney racing results show Pompei winning the Futurity at Wadhandicap with Crema in third and Wynndicap weathered by Al Meath. Winhers include Vin and Vass Way with flat speed. winner 2 lengths ahead. Welter race led by Tarcille. Chub Winner finished second, time 14 seconds.
Readable text shows a fragment of a racing card listing handicaps and horse names such as Arlausa Kinetic Hot Al ark Stakes King Which Wiss Col Mescal Sire Handicap Pini Speeisd Fle venom Pringe Alfonse Canterbury Handicap Sir Vive Marteures Tha Walter Mile Rellarn Malheur Velden and then scratched entries like Caterhary Park and Forest Prince Sarscry Esteban.
Market notes from Sussex Street show a softer trend with several items harder to sell. Prices for vegetables fruits and animal products move within limited ranges as traders face supply and demand pressures and buyers hesitate atни market stalls.
At the Northern Sales auction, wheaten chaff priced from four shillings to fourpence per unit with prime and good grades selling. Lucerne hay showed strength with prime values around four shillings seven pence, while potatoes moved firmer. several consignors reported mixed bidding and partial sales.
Traders reported eager demand for prompt delivery with several thousand bags taken by shippers. Despite this, speculative activity was nearly absent due to a depressed London market for Australian grain. Spot prices and June and new season delivery figures were quoted with limited consensus.
A damaged OCR fragment lists various livestock items with prices and counts. Mentions bullocks, sheep, ewes, and hinds with scattered figures and place names unclear. No clear event or date is discernible.
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