Melbourne and Ballarat notes mix of court and society events
The Melbourne Supreme Court case of Gray Booth is discussed with Archbishop Garr's Education Act remarks. Local notices cover library lending checks, a new Town Hall, a Ballarat exhibition chair, and a mystery robbery at the South Brisbane bank branch. Community events include a Penshurst concert and a Hamilton hospital funds vote amid athletic planning and public meetings.
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Bristol Gas Strike Threatens City Darkness
European news from London reports Bristol gas works stokers and workers on strike, risking a citywide blackout unless replacements are found. Grievances led to confrontations as new arrivals were met with missiles, and after negotiations the company conceded demands and production resumed.
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Libel verdict and fraud trial amid Australian news brief
The libel action by Ur Seeen a of Gray the oristers of the South Meleene ended with a verdict for the plaintiff, awarding £50 damages. Chas Moore was found guilty of obtaining money by fraud from several individuals by posing as an actor for theatrical companies. A separate note mentions a customs arrest for money collection. The rest records market updates, weather, and racing bets with fluctuating prices and outcomes.
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Wine case at Police Court over currant wine drink illegal sale
Excise officer swears out Charges against Madigan for selling currant wine without license. Macarthur keeper of a boarding house testified to having currant wine on shelves. Bourbon analysis found 16.2 percent absolute alcohol and evidence of stronger than claret. Judge imposed 25 pound fine plus costs 14. option nine months’ imprisonment if unpaid. Crowd attended the hearing.
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Sanford Meeting Highlights Temperance Event at Mechanics Hall
The Seno of the Casterton Total oo Sontety hosted a large turnout at Mechanics Hall on Tuesday evening with an address by Mr. Lawrie Casterton. A temperance choir featured Hooper, E. Anderson, and Radford among others, while R. Mitchell was nominated trustee to replace the late J. T. Nichola. Shearing starts Friday at Sandford and unions rules will be adopted.
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Trayed Pony Mare Reward Notice From Hamilton
Trayed dark brown pony mare branded near shoulder with a one pound reward for return to W. & W. Thomson Let, Land Stablas. notices of creditors meetings, show announcements, and various local notices follow. Includes names, locations, and dates such as October 5 1558, and October 1899 references.
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Landells Case Debate Questions Accident or Murder
The speech in the Legislative Amenity revisits the Landell case. It contrasts post mortems and a confession, noting autopsy findings align with the confession but conflict with an earlier examination. Officials cite mercy if warranted while The Herald reports a long statement by Landells to Treasury detailing his career and alleged motive in the crime.
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London Wool Market Sees Firm Demand and Higher Prices
London market reports a firm wool trade with brisk competition for all lots. Prices push up around a half penny, with buyers active and overall volume noted as 7,400 bales entered for sale.
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