Coal Trade Strife Averts Strike In New South Wales
In Newcastle on Tuesday miners of Back Creek and Duckenfield, once seen as certain to reject a mediators' recommendation, accepted a two percent wage advance in the chewing vart. Union officials led by J Carley defended the accord, detailing negotiations and future arbitration steps. The Miners Association consented to proposed industrial arbitration measures and outlined procedures to avoid further stoppages, preserving production for the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newcastle
Tureday
Back Creek
Duckenfield
Baye
J. Carley
Sisiere General
Pat
Tiayanra Musee Association
Salling
Pauly
Austin
Euler
Morraver
Gaurther
Mathviers
Nerthern
Garry
Dimouley
Soult Hall
Gladner
Distrieraveretars
Wee Ins
Bathurst Sessions Report on Local Court Proceedings
Bathurst judge presided over multiple cases including a 14 year old and a 10 year old charged with placing two pieces of timber on a railway line and Montgomer y family disputes linked to Dillon. George Montcomery sentenced to months with two £40 fines suspended for good behaviour. John Monfries and Eagles involved in theft of a watch and chain with guilty verdicts. Monfries sentenced to three years hard labour. James Wray found guilty of assault on a girl and sentenced to years. Water Court heard on three seamen and a bunky rope theft case with four weeks hard labor each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bathurst
Tuesias
Jeansons
Judes Hooker
Richard Montamers
Yeate & Montte
Nembool
Eastway
Monkgowers
Montcomery
George Montcomery
Dillae
Dheron
George Montgomers
Dillon
Lillon
Hove
Montgomery
Montgommey
George Eagles
Lake Etolen
William Mon
Fries
Linenzei Viewualers
Reno
J. Monfries
Vieruallere Association
Pouua
John Kine
Jadorer
George
Bernard Kelly
Joh Pawo
Eagles
Riog
Frederick Jen- Blogs
Eacles
Monfries
Mr Young
Huw
Ite
W. Y. Youre
James Wray
Jevele Waduon
Docused
Acroun
Crown Law Department
Water Court
Ryans
William White
Tinneteuad
Huanlyotek
Wits
Public Works Proposals Include Bridges and Dams in NSW
New public works list details road works from Pyrmont Bridge to Inverell, Six Mile Creek bridge, Cathcart to Pambilla roads, and Merriwa projects. It records various contractors and payments from 34 to 400 pounds, plus engine purchases for Richmond River and Port River improvement schemes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pyrmont Bridge
South Coast
Sydney
Gratton
Yin Glen Tames
Inverell Road
Mehon
Inverell
Six Mile Creek
Cathcart
Pambilla
W. Manby
Hega
Pullée Station
Hus Gsmlore
J) Burnett
Moms Vele
Merriwa
Saunders
Natalia Vibe
Richmond River
Union Ol
Das
Commuy, Limited
Wonderful Bullock Show at Wellington Auction
A marvelous bullock from Terra Della near Wellington impressed judges at the New Zealand show. The beast, weighing 1478 pounds, was praised for its quality and form, with high marks for meat and appearance as it competed for top prize.
Western Lands Commission Upgraded to Trial Authority
The Western Lands Commission is redefined from a ordinary commission to a Trial Commission with broader powers. The executive yesterday approved the change and laid groundwork to begin investigations as soon as the commission is formed.
Fruit Meeting Seeks Urgent Regulation of Markets
A large gathering of fruit growers agents and others met in Lee to discuss urgent needs for better regulation of fruit markets. Sir James Tier was elected to oversee arrangements as delegates viewed proposals and a committee was appointed to follow up with Waransidersron authorities. The group thanked host Mr Lew for use of his dining hall.
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Lee Nocinehum
Horst Ba
James Tier Wat
Walt
Matthew Mareis
Waransidersron
Helmind
Lew
Maitland as a Manufacturing Centre
It is rumored that an Inner Victoria manufacturing firm seeks land near Maitland to establish a large factory, aiming to create the headquarters for its business. The site would be near a rail and water route from Newellville, positioning Maitland as a notable manufacturing hub.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maitland
Victoria
Fira
Newewalle
Syetam
Alfred A. Stevens
Purnell Auckland
Crowding The Northern Trains Urges New Day Service
Armidale residents complain of severe overcrowding on northern NSW lines between Sydney and Brisbane. A lengthy petition to the mayor calls for a public meeting to press the Railway Commissioners to plan a daily Armidale to Sydney train service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armidale
Travellin
Gilblic
Brisbane
New South Wales
Armnale
Sydney
Nyngan Alderman Elected Unopposed in Council
Joseph Knight yesterday won the alderman seat in Nyngan’s municipal council without opposition. The vacancy comes after the death of A. J. Byrne. Mayor T. J. Cail and A. E. Burns were chosen as delegates to the Municipal Conference in Sydney on September 18. The Nyngan post office is undergoing additions, costing over £700, expanding public service. The Hoxan River is now running.
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Nengan
Joseph Knight
Esunjclpal
Gilling
A. J. Byrne
TJ Cail
AE. Burns
Sydney
Ines
Toe Hoxan
Accidental Self Inflicted Gunshot Near Ko Eban Creek
Mr Thomas Thorton of Ko Eban Creek shot himself in the arm while bear hunting. He was aiming at a target when the rifle fired from the knee touch, the bullet entering his arm. He was taken to the district hospital where Dr Dormley removed the bullet and he is reported doing well.
Bankruptcy court adjournments and examinations noted
In bankruptcy proceedings several hearings adjourned to enable objections and filings. Creditors petition hearings with Lazarus, Rocenfeld, and Wilton adjourned to permit responses. Public examinations postponed for Elizabeth Lafuira, Joseph Hutterfeld, Wallice Goduighin, William Flannery, Nessao Illingworth, Frederick Hawley Mioney, with accounts and sections cited and deadlines set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Charies
Usaig
Lazarus
Rocenfeld
Art Company
Alice Wilton
Robert Charles Heffernay
Elizabeth Lafuira
Joseph Hutterfeld
Wallice Goduighin
oMcienaaignee
Mant
William Flannery
Nessao Illingworth
Mth
Eine
Frederick Hawley Mioney
Crowds greet Australian contingent before Fort Macquarie departure
A bustling Sydney scene marks the farewell parade for the 3rd Contingent as troops march from Macquarie Street to the wharf. Officials from the Premier and Colonial Secretary attend alongside Labor leaders while sailors, Marines, and a marching band receive hearty cheers from a sizeable public.
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Sydney
Fort Macquarie
Baducalling
Labor Party
Connor
New South Wales
Macquarie
Hieo
Olling Heingeivg
Msinedeck
Proarkoll
Mirenste
Axtownanice
Gettibe
Uke Ganeway
Vnsu
Pf aeDtol
Lee
Cari
Ilseus
Lmberia
Haigiong
Struck by a tramcar trial in Campbell v Railway Commissioners
An application to the Full Court sought a rule to show cause why the verdict should not be set aside and a new trial granted. The case, tried before Justice Coen and a jury, stems from injuries to Comber, a plaintiff’s employee, struck by a detective tramcar while cleaning near Bridge Street. The jury found for the defendants. the plaintiff appeals on grounds of evidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Thomas Campbell
Toumianoners
Justice Coen
Employers’ Lieblits
Aid MW
Persoke
Trea
Delohery
Tie Plalatid
Comber
Bridge-street
Phillip Atreet
Bla
Jara Ned Diu
Jarr
Resinne
Eight to One Eight policemen and a drunken sailor case
Constable Thompenn testified at Central Police Court on Tuesday against Hedry Harper a 28 year old ferman charged with drunk and disorderly conduct and using indecent language. Harper pleaded guilty to drunk and disorderly and denied the language claim. The magistrate fined him 2s or fourteen days after considering Harper’s ship Salamis bound for China and the loss of clothes and papers he requested to retrieve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thompenn
Central Police Court
Hedry Harper
Ferman
Olott
Harper
W. My Macfarinne
DSM
al Uhia
Harper Aid
Abip
Fle
China
Magictute
Captain Carmichael's Death Inquest Details
The inquiry into the death of Captain Carmichael, a mariner, after sudden illness July 71, adjourned for body analysis. Government analyst reported strychnine traces in the deceased, with a verdict of suicide recorded. The proceedings were postponed to finalize the toxicology findings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Carmichael
Win
Breach of Agreement Case Seeks New Trial In Court
The Full Court considered a rule in James Bean Aiipress against Witla Walter Crawford on Tuesday. The defendant sought to overturn a nisi and obtain a new trial after the jury found for the plaintiff on £10 and £250 claims related to transfer of terrain and mineral taxes. The judge directed verdict for the defendant on ground of no evidence of consideration, and the court made the rule absolute for a new trial on that part of the declaration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Bean
Witla
Walter Crawford
Bruce Smitth
Rolly
Justicé Stephen
Platotm
Ta Am
Hes
Hank
Plaiatil
Painti
Marrickville Council Debates Road Repairs and Oversight
Council notes ongoing street renewal work by contractors causing damaged pavements and costly repairs. Aldermen clash over board control and funding as Alexandria, Redfern, and Marrickville councils push for quicker, accountable pothole and pavement fixes amid reports of unsafe, trench-filled streets and disputed contractor actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marrickville
Weboter
Grime
Sahurbay
Laulee
Heagen Eal
Chenhall
Heant
Eefeen
Weingie
Chenall
Alexandria
Werera
Alien Mancet
Gilek
Hal Tadle
Wriver
Counell
Ana
Redfern
Sibarian Causus
Ion
Dulidives
Sydery
Annandate
McAuley
Derman O'Riordan
Aecauley
Alderman McAuley
O'Tuardia
al Terman
M’cauley
Alderman O'Riordan
Walter
Sentences at the Sessions for Port Darlinghurst Crimes
At the Darlinghurst quarter sessions Judge Murray sentenced William Palmer to twelve months hard labor for stealing Mrs. Goling’s vessel items, John McMahon to eight months for stealing four esnarien, George Fall to nine years penal servitude on three breaking and entering charges, Arnold Ferguson to months hard labor for dwelling theft, and John Rambing to eighteen months hard labor for stealing at the Glebe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darlinghurst
Murray
William Palmer
Clostine
Arthur Golilingtrem
Dartinghurst
John M'Mahon
John Doherty
George Fall
Uuty
Wen
Sid
Maye
Joanin
Tle
Arnold Ferguson
Guily
John Edward ‘Wright
Darlloghuret
John Ranbing
Glebe
Williem Raitlife
Darlinebur
Woollahra Electors Rally For Tramway And Park Plan
A large Woollahra meeting chaired by Mayor Latimer pressed two petitions: demand for a tramline along Queen Street Hogecliffe Road and Bell Ave to a park, and a plan to erect a suitable public house. A committee formed, Fred Gavel named secretary treasurer, and a house to house canvass was ordered to boost signatures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Borough of
Woollahra
Queen-Street
Latimer
Hogecliffe-road
Belle Que Park
Fred. Gavel
Jberally
Hiouse
Windsor farm dispute ends with trusteeship in favor
In Windsor farm case, Justice delivered June. Plaintiff Mrs Alice Matthews wins alleging her sister Mrs Elizabeth Halloran and husband Herbert Halloran hold land rents as trustees. Court orders repayment of £110 plus interest and an inquiry into funds received and expended by defendants. Trial at King Street Court, verdict for plaintiff for £15 4s 6d with monthly payments set.
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Mathews Vy
Thom
Alice Matthews
Elizabeth Halloran
Plaintif
Herbert Boley Flalloran
Windsor
Slater
Halloran
Mrx
Hallorao
Entle Aye Broombeld
King-street
Mateld
Ropellaan Tilstritt Court
Parkes court convicts seven in unlawful two up game
At Parkes Police Court on Tuesday seven young men including Walter Woods and William Natirees faced charges of playing an unlawful two up game in People’s Park on Sunday. All pleaded not guilty but were convicted and sentenced to fourteen days imprisonment each. A local district notices that several men from the area have died since the campaign began. the cases mention Wer Simmonds and others receiving hospital treatment amid reports of injuries.
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Wer Simmonds
Bouh Yarra
Mulbourne
Buodes
Parkes
Walter Woods
William “Foure
Joba Twas
Tog. Natirees
Jobo W'Kell
Fir
M'Eugs
Richard Mara
People’s Park
Euch
Tragic Laborer Frederick Gotler Verdict Report
A court case reports Frederick Gotler a laborer charged after a violent incident in the afternoon. The jury found him in custody as investigators and police documented the event and questioned witnesses including a person named Lanier Muerquently.
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Frederick Gotler
Irene Voheneed
Silva
Lanier
Tou
Central Policw Cours
Culler
Luyeyer
Emily
Mr. Macfarkie
DSM
Corer
Contingents for China in Local Journal Feature
A page in the Town and Community Journal highlights contingents for China, detailing the Dowager’s network and the gentlemen she supports. It notes Meg Keuger and others, mentions Boer opposition, and praises three pages of group and individual portraits with a full page showing the Victoria Savva Contingent personnel.
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Meg Keuger
China
Ayidhey
Learsodden Hapinwrollet
Aml
Bia
Orerots
Augris
Hhe Victoriam Sava Confingent
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Coal Trade
NEW Public Works
Yrsterlay
Hieshut
Dubbo
Wellington
Anil Grouse
Witich
Mesre U
Ay Stevenson
Terra Della
Wellingmond
Clancy
Western Lands Commission
Naval Brigade
Nate
Captain Carmichael
LUX
Great Britain
Lever Brothers
Sunlight Boap
Lt Boop Chang
J_H
Rano
John Hunter & Son, Ltd
George and Market Streets
Nehiow
Teroat
Hudson
Windsor Farm
Abel & CO
Newtown
Harlene
Speerry Bosice
Beareaa
Edwards’ Harlene Co
High Malborn
London, Eng
William Wild
Park Street
We. Wild
Sara Dailong Tri
Jase Ware
Danghvar Eanfiy
Weil
Blekad
Intanvlig
Ayue
Shilling Fund
Town and Country Journal
ONS
HIRAI
FOSTA@II
ASD
ILM
Queen Victomna
Lors Roberts
Buller
Lem
Creo
Arthe
William
AAEC
Argtel
Leool Vandeleuh Rille
Masom Sach Etvool
Parrott
Lieut
Thome
Wunre Goule Tocetier
EA “Langtoy Grangg
LEA & Perrins
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