Parkes trial reveals blood evidence in China man case
The defense for Thomas is led by Mr. Hardwick with Emerton of Messrs MIntosh and Emerton. Jury members include C. DL MLean H L Jones G P Spice and others. Witnesses describe bloodstains, a tomahawk, and a struggle at George Hong's home on January 6, with Hong's testimony partly through an interpreter and statements about a hat and blood observations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. DL
M'Lean
H. L Jones
G. P. Spice
Williams
W. J. Kelly
A. E. Jay
J. FP M'Cann
D. J. A. Nicolas
E. Francis
A.W. Wyndham
W. C. Shirvington
W. G. Dodd
Boazman
Parkes
Attesa Deout
George Hong
Thomas
Hardwick
Fraser
Harrower
Clarinda Street
Hong
Dr. Bostman
Hong's
Matilda Pearson
Mr Hardwick
George Tong
Sheehan
Burton
Joe
Mra. Pearson
Mr. Hardwick
Bushman's Dam
Marty le Quesne
Joe Thames
Court Street
Chinaman's
Murphy's
Ceweld
Jury Returns Guilty Verdict After Deliberation
The jury retired at six and returned at seven forty five with a guilty verdict. On Wednesday morning Thomas faced sentence. His Honor aimed to grant compensation to the Chinaman if possible. A sentence of fifteen months in Goulburn gaol was imposed, with a recommended reduction to nine months on payment of sixty pounds to CPS for George Long.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas
Goulburn
CPS
George Long
Robert Haydon
Ruby Haydon
Goolagong Sheep Case Ends With Acquittal
John Joseph Haydon was tried near Goolagong for sheep stealing and receiving, but the jury returned a not guilty verdict after a day of testimony. Witnesses included Constable Clifford, Lang, Edmonds, and family members, detailing skins, brands, and yard observations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Joseph Haydon
Goolagong
W. J. Edmonds
Messrs
W. Hall
W. J. Sansom
W. Clarke
J. R. Evans
J. Birnie
L. Hodges
J. T. Cook
Fp, Hollyer
T. Uebenham
J. A. Patterson
T. Rothwell
BE. W. Venables
Crown
Clifford
Lang
Accused
Jim M'Keon
Edmonds
Brand
Slaughter-Yarde
Hardwick
Callowindra
Eugowra
Atd Am
M'Keon
Richard Cobley
Rigney
Canowlindra
Melliday
Bugowra
Mr. Hardwick
Loch Lammond
Cowra
W. G. Dowling
Constable Clifford
Uoolagong
Love
M‘keon
J. Beath
Lane
Pepeling
Forbes 1
R. W. Beath
R. Beath
John T. Tyson
Grenfell
Patrick Haydon
First Offender A Beckett Pleads Guilty in Park Theft
James A Beckett pleaded guilty to shoplifting £12 from Michael James Hall at Par kes on November 2. The money was recovered. The court considered applying the First Offenders Act. A six month sentence with hard labor was imposed but suspended on condition of good behavior for twelve months. £12 found on Beckett to be returned to Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James A'*beckett
Parkes
Michael James Hall
Goulburn
A'Beckett
A*beckett
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Pitt Street
Criterion Theatre
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Wacnananta
Spacevutou
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Rankin Street Motories
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Australian Mercantile Land & Finance Company, Limited
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Homebush
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Fleming
Siding
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Bridge Street
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Jurvie
Atonal
Wunderlich
Wunderlich Limited
Baptist Street
Redfernowroo
Postal Adiirea
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Wool & Produce Brokers
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Messra. M'Intosh
Emerton
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Hearne
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