Buckley and Sewell Face Riot Charge After Central Hotel Row
Michael Buckley, 20, labourer, pleaded guilty to assault after a fight with Thomas Sewell, returned soldier, at the Federal and Central Hotels. Sewell testified Buckley knocked him out. witnesses described a noisy exchange and a “friendly scrimmage” that turned serious. Police dismissed the charge, noting possible riotous behaviour by Buckley to be considered.
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Woo Slavex Brexcey
Michael Buckley
Thomas Sewell
Central Hotel
G. J. Kearney
Roeation
Heffernan
Jessie Arrest
Bowell
Buckley
Federal Hotel
Mr. Kearney
Kearney
Holts
Leslie Cooper
Sewell
Lowell
Loos Forum
Death of Mrs John Codring Adedy Shocks District
The district was shocked by the death of Mrs John Codring Adedy, beloved by all who knew her and active in district affairs. The immediate cause is described in the report.
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John Codring- Adedy
Uralla Identity Richard Clayton Laid to Rest After Death
Richard Clayton longtime Union Store partner with H Purkisa and later sole trader on the hilltop store died after lying on the floor for hours following a suspected fit. He passed away Saturday morning and was buried in the old cemetery read by Mr TJ Leece. Also noted were school appointments at Rocky Lagoon and Emmar ville death of Mrs J W Herbert after her daughter's marriage. Miss Hickling injured in bicycle fall. Wednesday play likely postponed.
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Ooe
Uralla
Richard Clayton
Union
H. Purkisa
Oif
Sawpit
TJ. D. Leece
Misa Cooper
Rocky School
T. M‘lennee
Uralle
Miss Moors
Guyra
J. W. Herbert
Emmarville
Miss Hickling
West End and Armidale School Play Wide Sealed Rivalry
West End wins 9 3 against Armidale School in a hard fought match marked by aggressive play and a heated late stoppage. Tom Snell and D Snell scored for West End with Kinchelar converting and Garland scoring for the School. referee Mr Sweeney faced a clash as players and bar rackers faced reports to the Union. Carifonia beat Armidale School 6 3 in a junior match with Cooper and Egan scoring for Carifonia and Chard for Armidale. Carlton skipper K Lamb selected for Wales representatives tour of Queensland with Oe N 8.
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West End
Armidale
Racecouvey
Onother
Tom Snell
Kinchelar
D. Snell
Garland
Sweeney
Union
Carifonia
Armidale School
Cooper
Egan
M'Leren
K. Lamb
Carlton
Oe N. 8
Wales
Queensland
Coronation Naval Review at Spithead under Hotham command
The great Coronation Naval Review at Spithead featured 10 battleships 24 cruisers and 34 torpedo boats. Admiral Sir Charles L. Hotham led the fleet aboard the Royal Sovereign with a mixed line including Japanese warships Asama and Takasago. Crowds lined the Isle of Wight as Ophir passengers paid one guinea each. a thunderstorm spoiled the evening illuminations.
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London
Spithead
Chas. L. Hotham
Royal Sovereign
Asma
Takasago
Ophir
Isle of Wight
Boers Reach Southampton Aboard Louie Botha
The Louie Botha steamer carrying General Botha Commandant De Wet and Commandant De la Rey docked in Southampton at ten. A large cheering crowd met them at the wharf. They initially agreed to attend the naval review with Lord Kitchener but declined after talks with Mr. Fischer. They then visited the Nil Peria liner with Lord Robarts Chamberlain and others aboard.
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London
Louie Botha
Commandant de Wet
Commandant Dela Rey
Southampton
Miss Hobhouse
Mr. Fischer
Dr. Glark
General Botha
Commandant de Is Rey
Lord Kitchene T
Wischer
Nil _peria
Lord Robarts
Mr. Chamberlain
Lord Kitchener
Crowd cheers Generals at Waterloo and rails toward buses
At Waterloo Station a crowd mobbed the saloon housing Generals Lord Roberts and Mr. Chamberlain, shouting Good Old De Wet Brave Soldiers All. Railway police cleared space and the party boarded two railway buses cheered by passersby.
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Lord Roberts
Mr. Chamberlain
Waterloo Station
de Wet
Cycling Notes From Dunlop Tyre Aims and Racing Feats
Cycling notes recount Constant Huret winning a 14 hour paced Paris race covering 203 miles at an 83 mph pace. It mentions pace-making pushing 24 hour records and prospects for Eli Linton and Ourdang. Also notes King of Italy’s car accident near Rome and Elkes hair being drawn forward at speed. Littechild’s road ride from Goulburn to Sydney praised as best yet on Australian roads.
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Constant Huret
Franca
Paris
Eli
Linton
Ourdang
A. E. Walters
Italy
Rome
Elkes
L. Littlechild
Goulburn
Sydney
N.8.w
Stampa
Sydney Produce Market Report From Sydney Tuesday
Fragmentary OCR notes list bean prices and prime samples at Sydney market. Mentions Pollard shipping, Lucerma, Hanter River samples, and Algerian tea among items. Data appears garbled with inconsistent spellings and numbers.
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Lucerma
Askalde
Loon
Prime
Market Report: Livestock Prices Fall Across Commodities
Tuesday prices show declines in stock sales with Home bush values cut to around £12,000. Cattle trade totals 704 head, market down. Mallocks sell £5 to £10 per head, cows drop £5 to £6 in value, best beef noted per 100 pounds.
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Wetherseld
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C. Smith
J. M.lean
Ja.p
the Naval Review
Dunlop Posumatic Tyre
Co. of
Australasia
Lad
Flinder-street
Melbourne
Tusday
Trumosura
Babes
le Miles
Grima
Athenes
Protection Board
Ne.w
Mim
Aniio
Samuel
Crewe
Rock Wallaby
Scrub Wallaby
Wallen Toye
Milo
Dale
Yi Oo
Hi. Belfield
J. White
Bocke and Voushers
Clemenger
W. Lovegrove
Hones
Aiy
Aly . B. Weaver
Chamint
Huainess
Inverell
Tis Offius
John
Spencer
Bpiney
Aloho
J Cook, Bourmapes
Ve “Littl
Gracie” Gold
Balais
West Arella
L. Elem
Main Street
Armidals
T Surray
Great Northern Hotel
Urals
Kaga
L. Bonter
Hack Mountain
Childree
la Rata Mallam & CO
B. Clifton Fai
Powris
Eeserhry
Cnr
Hick
Thos. Jones
Leek
Wilon
Besa
ALLAM
A. T. Bales
A. Wheeler
H“ Yiseare
General Store
Marsh Street
Jackron
ROTAL
F. Matthias Alexander
Shakepeare
Hamlet
Hamiet
F. M. Alexander
Clavellann
Mfr
Laori
George Majaroni
Palentus
Rober Baird Huratia
W. GV
Minow
Myra
Lieweelue
Charis
Low Bernardo
W. Firth
Ghoat
Coren Clyd
Iheelutaly
Boonery Slivk
Theatre Royal
Criterion Theatre
Mario Mejaroal
Mowers
Mallon and Fein
A. Dovalas Aller
Bux
Castle Doyle Cricket Club
J.T. Quohrase
West End Cricket Social
Olympiq Hall
Relief of
Mount Kembla
Armidale Town Hall
Alice Braund
MR. T. G. M.shane
Basia
Mesa, Mallam and Co
Miss A. ©. Hoadley
Late Benevolent Agylum
Falconer
Ban
Best House Coal
T Lambert
Busden Street
Mallam
Dowmland
Eddelo
New England
Turovever
F.braund &(C
Tiave
Tha Ib
C. Fitzgerald
Royal Conowatt
Tedd
Hammar
Bomhaw Gama
W. Curtiss
Boc
Cary and
Moon Over
Durhanas
Hereford
Highfield
Hearne
Weaver
Mallam & CO
Peige
Henry Cathe
Price
Bundarrar Weihees
Lara
Watiers
Laura
Armsdale
Bia
Tenteriield
Glen
Hallway Braihon
Hall
Walter J, Hawke
Ine M'Gillivray
Rae
Cretonne
Kidderminster
Gizes
Richardson's
J Richardson
Abmidale
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