Woes Of A Strike Sympathiser Case Dismissed
In Police Court the case against E. dacs W. Griffiths and others for unlawful assault on Joseph Conroy a Victoria railway guard was dismissed. Witnesses described a mid afternoon clash on a railway bridge with biting and fighting before bystanders and police intervened. Conroy testified the defendants attacked and he defended himself while others claimed self defense and insult. The defence argued lack of clear evidence and the judge did not find sufficient proof to convict.
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Persia
Winess
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Mcauley
Kerriy
Hiformant
Clarkes
Dany
Mjanley
M'Cauley
Ferris
Herbert
Ho Mason
Brinehwdy
Conroy
MsUauloy
Ant Monaley
Mina
Comruy
Carrier Street
Coneroy
Contoy
Mr. Clarke
Conny
Tata Tua
John Miller
Tue
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McCauley- Ind
Witmon
Conray
Pere
Ebrar
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Mason
Rman
Nossa
Jas
Berra
Wibness
Capurranae
Mighty Oval
Chun
Ty bin
Turnbull
Ialaeko
Finny
Fitagibbon
Ion
Jay
Binckemith
Walwunyah
Murhengo
Sonoy Ball
Clarky
Clarke
Sergeant Aliison
John M'Cauloy
Binney Parris
Furris
Ris
Forvix
Witnows
Miller
Allwood
Hin
Arthur Binney
James
Milley
Copeta
Court records show altercation at engine sheds with Conroy
Witnesses recount a heated exchange at the engine sheds involving Conroy and Ferris. Conroy denied calling a colleague a bastard while admitting a crude remark, with both men blamed for rough conduct though not seen as serious.
Benalla Police Court Dockets May 14 1903
Proceedings list cases at Benalla Police Court with Watts Turnbull Co versus Edward Cain on promissory note interest and costs. F T Brown represents complainant seeking order for amount and costs. Blackburn Bros versus Ernest Willian concerns goods sold and delivered with orders for amount and costs. Laine versus Peter Treacy shows goods sold and delivered with costs.
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Tucus Bay
Evan Janus
W. W.eitlithe
W. Little
Watts
Turnbull 4 Co
Cain
F. T. Brown
Turnbull
Blackburn
Bros
Ernest Willian
Mr. Ft, Brown
Corta
Laine
Peter Treacy
Ft, Brown
Costa
Councillor Perquisites Scrutiny at Tungamah Council Meeting
At the April Tungamah Shire Council session Dr. Gilmour urged a statement of his three year council remuneration. The secretary compiled a report listing deputation, travel and president's allowance payments totaling £421 6s 8d, with total council-linked payments reaching £72 12s. Dr. Gilmour argued perquisites matched duties and that gains for others should be compared. He noted no more than his right and commented on the press coverage and value of a councillor’s hire.
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Tungamah
Gilmour
Gilowuroo
Toor
Querqieisillon
Dr Gilmour
Muaras Ob
Pmust
Luzhtor
Whose fault is it in the Benalla train debate
A Benalla reader survey questions fault in a fog bound rail incident noting blame on drivers and workmen while a local kidney pill advertisement from Doan's Backache Kidney Pills dominates the page. The letter lists public blame toward authorities and references a twelve month kidney complaint with pain relief claims from the advertised remedy.
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Cyralion
Will
Bonalla
Thos Gilding
Benalla
Tsay Dean
Phin
Down
Pripe
Koster
Aachellan Co
Pitt Sta
Sydney
N.S
Dustin
Railway Strike News Lacks Dramatic Turn in Ongoing Standstill
Reports describe a quiet progression of the railway strike with trains from Melbourne running daily and public support for drivers. An incident near Wangaratta shows a tempers flaring of mistaken identity as a country applicant believed to be taking Mr Guest’s place, then left puzzled.
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Wangaratta
Hin
Sir Cayer
Melbourne
Hollis
Lesters
Str
Mack
Gippsland West
Billcutt
Fitaroy
Irvine
Jody
London
Jong Prnas Mensayus
Teanies
Leon Sal
Dountey
Kingstin
Customia
Wignalavn
Morew
Alara
Mosnes
Bowser
Albury
Melbouran
Seymour
Ube
Villeinis Ab
Fiinders Stroet
Ingillata
Bremen
Dirk Dock
Ballint
Adelaide Express
Anelers
Cleanwt
Stawell
Muetmvie
Hart
Cawsey
Holmes
Willow
Strikars
Deivern
Queansland
Keeponder
Assurlng
Train Delays and Strikes Tie Up Melbourne Line Evidence of Rail Turmoil
Reports outline a strike affecting trains from Melbourne to Benalla with engines failing for water at stations near Spencer and a late arrival at Craigieburn. Passengers note kindness from drivers and crews as crowds raise funds for workers, while police shift duties amid continued disruption and derelict rail issues in Daddaginnie.
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Benslly
Spencer Atroal
Craigieburn
Buros
Wethher
Benalla
Attation
Themelves
Nolan
Euroa
al Bad Twoumne
Albury
J. Morrissey
Tle
Parliament
Haveain
J. Macauley
Bonilla
Returning Strikers and Government Strife Unite Rail Turmoil
Doubts linger over officials course amid red tape as returning drivers pledge to resume work. Reports cite Mr Guest urging immediate duty at once, with drivers from Wolonga returning to Benalla. sympathy grows for the government while railway unions plan further actions and countermeasures.
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Benalla
Guest
Wolonga
Benall
Wodonia
Tex
Parliament debates drastic strike measures bill
The special sitting of Parliament opened Thursday to discuss the strike situation. Trial of the Strike Bill outlined by Mr Trying includes penalties up to £100 fine or a year in prison, with rights loss and ineligibility for employment. Amended by Sir Alexander Peacock, the motion to require return to work failed 68 to 30. government supporters praised, opposition condemned. The session adjourned for supper, with later debates citing government faith and party lines. The piece also notes the late Mr. Wall and reflections by Sir A Peacock and Mrs. Bowdle on his passing.
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Reform League
Ineineott
Sherbdhge
Murnourge
Dolelock
Trying
Hisalid
Lydropion Alefku
Labor
Alexander Peacock
A. Peacock
Placen
Mewar
Watt
M‘cuigheon
Fletcher
Measey
Heathilton
M‘donald
Telegraphic Hews and Rail Strike Developments
Telegraphic news from Mernovnsa reports driver refusals and a Department response to striking workers. Trains will operate on the Trondigie line to Murten and Hope town, with services starting tomorrow. Senator Dawson denounces the Premier for the strike in a Tides Hall speech.
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Mernovnsa
Uung
Maton
F Air
Trondigie
Murten
Hope Town
Celsbring
Dawson
Frank Conway
Moons Ponds
Tamnes
Cavannyse
Stormy Railway Strike Echoes Through Besieged Town
In a beleaguered town workers and drivers confront a lengthy railway strike. Passengers face disruption as tram and engine crew protest conditions and demand action while police and authorities brace for potential tensions. Local residents await transport stability and public safety updates amid ongoing industrial action.
Digestive Health Puzzles and Misinformation Echoes
Fragmentary reads warn against unsafe diet myths and dubious claims about digestion. It cites supposed remedies and celebrity testimonials, urging skepticism while noting potential risks to gut health and nutrition.
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