Appeals heard over Leeds station rail traffic clash
Lords Justices Vaughan Williams and Stirling heard an appeal from the Great Northern and Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway regarding additional trains into Leeds Central. The High Court previously refused an interim injunction against the Great Central running four daily trains from July 1. The case was sent to the Railway Commissioners with an urgents undertaking not to run the extra trains until conditions and tolls are settled.
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Great Northern and
Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway
Vaughan Williams
Stirling
Court of Appeal
Kekewich
Great Central Railway
Leads Central
Great Central
Leeds
Railway Commissioners
Stamps theft at Bow Street Court involves officials
At Bow Street yesterday, Walter Richards and his sons along with other officials were charged on remand with stealing and receiving official stamps. Evidence showed forged O W Official stamps and suspected forgery traced to outside dealers. further remand granted.
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A. de Butten
Bow-street
Walter John Richards
Somerset House
Henry John
Percy Tidd Richards
Anthony Buck Creeke
Alfred Waterhouse
Works Department
Admralty
Harold J. White
Whitehall Place
Créeke
Wioess
King’s
Ipswich
Ward
O. W
Mr. Reed
Creeke
Mr. Muir
Inland Revenue
Reed
France
O.W
Stone Street
Walter Richards
Healy
Old Bailey Trials Show Five Defendants in Varied Frauds
Yesterday at the Old Bailey Hyman Levy and Maz Lewis, both tailors, faced indictment over the abduction of an underage girl of Russian Jewish background from Warsaw. The jury found them guilty on some counts and acquitted on others, with mercy recommended for Levy. Albert Lavender, 19, was found guilty of wounding his sweetheart Rose Baxter with a knife after a Whit Monday walk in Hackney. Felece Palmese, 18, an Italian barber, pleaded guilty to common assault with a revolver against George Christopher Carpenter in Peckham. George Smith, 39, a fitter, admitted obtaining food and money under false pretences while presenting a South Africa War ribbon. Michael Weinstein, 54, treasurer of the Commercial Loan Investment Society, was found guilty of wilfully converting 358l. to his own use and disappeared to South Africa before restitution. All cases note juries and judges stressing penalties and deterrence.
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Hyman Levy
Maz Lewis
Bessie Yamowitch
Lewis
Warsaw
Warden-street
Whitechapel
Euston Road
Levy
Albert Lavender
Glass Beveller
Rose Baxter
Parente
Triangleroad
Hackney
London
Felds
Gunns
Hackney Olice
Peckham
Felece Palmese
Talian Barber
George Christopher Carpenter
A. Jones
Calden Streat
Camberwell
Hutton
George Smith
Fitter
Sergi
Butters
Y Division
Burbridge
Kent County Constabulary
Maidstone
Chelmsford
Rentoul
Loan Society
Michael Weinstein
Commercial Loan Investment Society
Keaper
Commercial Road
South Africa
Dartmouth solicitor Bartlett sentenced for fraud
The hearing of the charge of fraudulent misappropriation against Onesimus Bartlett, solicitor and town clerk of Dartmouth, concluded yesterday. Mr Bodelly argued he acted as banker for his client and did not intend to defraud. The judge sentenced Bartlett to three years penal servitude, noting a distinction between opening a banking account and mixing clients' money with his own.
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Onesimus Bartlett
Dartmouth
Devon
Bodelly
Squirrel Infiltrates Southwell Cathedral Stirs Crowd
A squirrel entered Southwell Cathedral in Nottingham during morning service causing amusement. One lady mistook it for a rat and nearly fainted. After the service the animal excited the choir and vanished as mysteriously as it appeared.
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Southwell
Nottingham
Welsh divorce case with cruelty and adultery cited
In a divorce petition heard yesterday in the Divorce court, Florence Gertrude Mary Lloyd Roberts seeks a decree against her husband, Gabriel Henry Lloyd-Roberts, alleging repeated intoxication, violent abuse, and infidelity. The judge granted a decree nisi with costs after hearing testimony from the petitioner, her father the vicar, and others, noting the husband's continued misconduct and companionship with a Mrs Hewitt.
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Justice Bucknill
Lloyd Roberts
Florence Gertrude Mary Lloyd Roberts
Wm. H. Butlin
Leonard Stanley
Gloucestershire
Plas Gwyn
Ruthin
Denbighshire
Murphy
Hume Williams
K.C
Gloucester
Respondent
Daddy
Moe
Hewitt
London
Hoddesdon
Gabriel Henry Lloyd- Roberta
Braveland Lodge
Coleford
Therisoner
Captain Gardener Acquitted At Bow Street Court
Captain Charles Alfred Percy Gardener a cattle merchant was discharged at Bow Street after official notice from the South African Attorney General that proceedings for abducting Miss Florence Lesar aged 17 from Capetown were withdrawn. The girl reportedly sailed for Capetown in the afternoon.
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Charles Alfred Percy Gardener
Florence Lesar
Capetown
Bowstreet
Fenwick
South Africa
Market summary shows firm prices after cheerful开 start
The week opened cheerfully with steady settlements and firm prices across markets. Transvaal and related shares rose while some declines occurred in De Beers and Lake View. Consols advanced. Bank of England saw gold influx. A bank amalgamation agreement and various quotational lists follow alongside a court report on a ship’s cook sentenced for theft.
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Saturdar
Minea
Golden Horseshoe
Great Fingals
Consolidated Goldfields
East Rand
Bund Mines
Anaconda
de Beers
Lake View
Transvaal
Magasine
Prescott’s Bank
Union of London and
Smith’s Bank
Bank of England
South Africa
River Plate
Cycling accident ends in early fatality at Sparklane
A 23 year old UK Mapplewall collier Jon Wyper died at Beckett Hospital after a cycling crash on a steep Sparklane lane. He lost control and was thrown onto his head while descending. The incident marks the latest tragedy amid local road hazards and mining town activity.
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Barnsley
Jon Wyper
Mapplewall
Beckett Hospital
Sparklane
Brierley Hill
A. Carnegie
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Pte
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1St
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Stonehouse
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Portsmouth
Arthur Charles Matthews, Ataker
H.M
Nelson
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Cricketers’ Arms
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