Inquest Into Mrs Johnston Proceedings At Dulwich
The inquest heard testimonies about Mrs Johnston’s illness and treatment. Witnesses described visits to her Dulwich home on Monday evening and Sunday, noting her strength and decline, and questioning the doctor’s involvement. Post mortem findings indicated a hemorrhagic shock from internal organ changes, with no evidence of external violence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jonretor
Aurse
Johnston
Johnstona
Farrar
Julineton
Thomas
Winess
Merald
Thomas Warngd Iin
Mr. Sobesion
Helen
Jometoo
Sr. Jaminesco
Turaday
Taylor
Myres Harter
Nue
Parkinson
Ashfield
John Alexander Dowie
Zioy
Inquest Finds Man Responsible in Wife's Death
Witnesses describe a suspected inversion and epileptic convulsions amid a long hemorrhage. The jury finds Alexander Jobeston responsible for his wife's death, while Nurse Mulley is commended for her actions during the crisis and the coroner warns against dangerous religious zealotry. Jonasign ordered to stand trial for manslaughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Durie
Row
Tord
Ible
W’cullagh
Questia
Wesiajarie
Alexander Jobseton
Nuren Hutley
Thomas
Mulley
Jonasign
Libel Action Reported Evidence in Defence Case
In a libel action the defence presented further evidence to support claims. Witnesses included Julian Windeyer, Henry Somer Gullett, and Thomas Alfred Braye, detailing proceedings from the Labour Conference of 1902. The Morning Herald report was contested as incomplete and the court noted the evidence and addresses were entered into during the proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yeas
Grimeh
Slenry
Somer Gullett
Reger
Ata Ache
Morning Herald
Chairaran
Thomas Alfred Braye
Wiritish
Warstah
Bisa
Blesked
Elingamite Wreck Inquiry At Auckland Proceedings
In Auckland today the Elingamite wreck inquiry heard William Vine the steward describe bag checks and provisioning on the ship while berths remained filled. He testified crew were ordered to secure the survivors and there were questions about deck provisions. Edmund Mulcahey, a fireman, recalled first knowledge of the steamer’s approach after the telegraph signal and observed engineers at levers in the engine room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auckland
Frides
Widliam Vine
Crom
Edmund Mulcahey
Governor's Northern Tour Highlights Tamworth Visit
Governor and party visited Tamworth on Friday accompanied by Mrs Rawson Major Halman and others. They were greeted by the Mayor and Aldermen, toured the town, and lunched at the Jorat Hotel before rail travel to Sydney. The visit included discussions on water, sewerage and garden supply plans amid local civic interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tamworth
Miss Rawson
Major Halman
PB Site
Jorat Hotel
Sydney
Thuawerta
Parliament in crisis over drought and bread tax reform
The Legislative Assembly debated drought impacts and proposed relief. Premier outlined aims to aid farmers with wheat supplies and potential tax concessions while noting federal action. Mr Carruthers warned that remitting duties would bias consumers and urged temporary rebates on bread and fodder. The session moved to routine business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legislative Assembly
Crick
Rieke
Deldara
Levy
Jobe
Carruthers
Edmund Barwon
Fitzpatrick
Pyrmont
Jobe Bee
Premisr
Commonwealth
Flex
Providence
Sydney
Minny
Carr
Johin Gee
Caruthers
Share Market Reports and Peninsula Mining Notes at Broken Hill
The share desks discuss Mr G D Delprat's patent application linked to a new zinc treatment at Broken Hill Proprietary Mine with interest from Sydney miners. Compare with Mr Charles Vincent Potter's process, noting Delprat uses a stronger solution while Potter uses a weaker one. Market movements show Victoria and Caledonia Block higher with buyers, and varied Sydney/ Melbourne sales quotes across numerous mines and stocks, including Mount Drysdale, Colonial Sugar, and Broken Hill Proprietary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G D. Delprat
Broken Hill
Sydory Mining Ciretes
Delpray
Mir
Potter
Victoria
Caledonia
Dut Ag Sellera
London Stock Exchange
Maraballs Brewery
South Glanfire
Monkland
Ocelental
KAW
Steck
Australia
Salea
Selee Wa Andner Nandstier
Gepoans
Rts
Maant David
South Oleestry
CaleGpola Mock
Con
A. Babk
Mount Drysdale
Urey
London Wool Sales Report Shows Price Increases
Wisckosmire Carwo and Company's table notes a firm wool sale with rising prices across categories. Crossbred and cles prices advance, aided by higher averages and stronger demand. Prices exceed last year’s close by about ten percent, with specific gains for merino and crossbred lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisckosmire, Carwo
Orb Wool
Meriso
Aestraiss
Fragnee Compasy, Limited
Igker
Pra Nln
Sign of Floods Reaches Bowice and Mudgee District
Fragmented reports describe rising waters near Bowice and the Mudgee district causing concerns for future food supplies. The text notes rivers and areas under threat, with two local deaths cited: Mr Eugene Ferrall and an elderly producer tied to the Tamar region, amid flood conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Temara
Eugene Ferrall
Belli
Pismeer Urs
Glos
Misar
Weather Wide Australia Hits Flood and Storms
A long weather report from Wansaring notes heavy rains and floods across the far northwest, with towns like Bourke, Crookwell, and Temora recording downpours and thunder. Meteors, high temperatures, and significant river rises are described along with damage to crops, fences, and property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Junre
Pridsy
Junse
Bethungra
Beeen
Maitland
Raymond Terrace
Atl
Queanbeyan
Ratmond Terrace
Tarago
Temora
Burwood Police Court Imposes Short Jail Terms
At Burwood Police Court before Magistrates Levin and Manaro, several visors faced sentences for straying in the streets and public disorder. Herbert Reilly was fined and given 24 hours in jail for discharging rears in public. Silas Balvis, an old age pensioner, jailed 24 hours for drunkenness, with costs awarded in some cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burwood
Mar. Levin
Menaro
Ft. W
Central Court Hears Theft Charge Involving 24m Worth Books
Frederick Aitrad, 44, faced a theft charge at Central Court over allegedly stealing 24 million in books from Willett Dymock. Witnesses described him frequenting the shop, moving and selling volumes through a secondhand seller, with no payment made. The case hinges on records of the inventory and Aitrad’s access to the establishment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Aitrad
Willett Dymock
Dymock
Richard Staples Trial At Central Palace Court
Richard Staples faced charges of assaulting Charles Rarmoné Staples at Central Palace Court. Police evidence described an afternoon incident with alleged intoxication and the accused claiming innocence as testimony concluded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palice
Richard Awrepee
Charles Rarmoné
Cable
Kimentt
Towns Welcome Home After World Sculling Triumph
The Sydney reception for George Towns featured the Lord Mayor Alderman Hughes and NSW Rowing officials. Towns spoke of his England mission to reclaim the world title and thanked locals for the grand welcome. Newcastle plans a public welcome with mayoral reception and gifts for Towns and Mrs Towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masare
Byd. Gregory
F Carter
Lie Aumralies
Dae Jual
Pagland
Africa
Melbourne
Wales
Sydney
Melbourne Xpress
Bote
George ‘Ovine
Expreen
Theodtern Allway
George
Redters
Elsa
Hs Asherin
T. Hughes
Bagan
Welsowe
Fuilbey Gedrec
Iid
Regantad
Engla
Lamentia Cement
England
Taos
Englaid
Capidi
Geutair
Wid Fuldl
Bell Ubeiltte
Wremloge
Towns
Scillers
Worl
VilckeWt
Hei Ablerman Hughes
Esnuhund
Trickett
AI Beach
Deach
Kemp
Stanbury
Laycock
Deloitte
NSW Rowing Association
Alo
Towne
Hay
Foirteen
Furnermote
Eave
Mylires
Australia
Ly Sears
Ploe
cRaaiae
Aquatic Men
Bench
Tune
Saulter
Besid
Alich O Weeme
Ts Ra
Ausetana
Mea Towne
Mackinan
Mr. Town
Seo
Eeniler
Lord Blayer
Kathering
Redfern Water Scheme Progress Report
The Redfern Park well has reached a substantial depth and yields plentiful apparently pure water. It is used to wash gullies, renew streets, water newly laid mills, and other purposes. The Mayor plans storage tanks to ensure a constant supply for residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Redfern Park
Ty Vestristiosa Witt
Rede Tera
Alderman Fanning
Shipping, Sib Jens Lee Dated I Fig Tant Be Doped Te
Fragmentary text references shipping, a person named Sib Jens Lee, and a dated action or note about doping. Details are unclear due to OCR errors, but the items imply a report on shipping activities tied to an individual and a possible doping-related entry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sib Jens Lee
Calfornian Wheat Market Report and Australian Stocks
Australian port markets show Californian wheat scarce and pricey with declared quality mixed. Reports note large Indian wheat imports, shifting prices for Club Bombay and Nes Club Caleues, and Measured grain weights with strong wheat quality concerns in New South Wales and Victoria.
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New Saan
Mura
Carter God
Melkomme
Taliys
Victoria
Bowyer
New
Sato Wales
Tao Wheat
California
Howe
Melbourne
Bombay
Witich
Fiastel
Wright
Sydney
Babla Duca Stadard
South Armerien
N.S
Welle Acq
Ta Jabot
Lange
Rocien
Brisbane
Clarence Rivers
Thuy
Nsw
Queensland
Cape
New Zealand
Misconduct Charge Involving Newcastle Train Worker
A court case in Newcastle involves Charlotte Elizabeth Fartilie, formerly a train worker, charged with misconduct and a frail relationship with William Rober Farthing. The case notes a marriage to Tebisky Alice at Morpeth in March and references multiple residential details and alleged adultery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte Elizabeth Fartilie
Newcastle
Peau
Fee Parriggy
William Rober Farthing
Auuivers
Fhe
Withinner
Marriet
Alice
Morpeth
Ek Thre
Neweawde
Abey
Tosei
Outrageous conduct at Miller’s Puta bar briefy noted
In a Melbourne area incident, Heary Mechin faced disturbance charges after entering Miller’s Puta bar and assaulting staff and customers. Margaret Inhert, the licensee, confronted him and he struck manager Cor a Chartouy then attacked a newspaper vendor Etbridoo, injuring her eye. Mecksower was fined for assault and related offenses following court action.
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Buller
Beiougne
Preasat
Aydony Hagbour
Tair
Bist
de Sirecx
Cora Chartouy
Meekan
Tee
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Mrs. Johnston
Alex. Johnston
Toye Jukeston
Tor
Seeam
Crewy
Brerume
Hemuct Goodall Farrar
Tle
Ludwick Hill
Arar
Morris
Bom
Sunlay
Dire Morris
Jonntem Walle
Wasi
Brother Jotnstan
Johnaton
Joanscon
Water and Sewerage Board
Melmourne
Prilay
Driseta
BEL North
Berry
Malen
Salen
London Wool Sales
Rourke Geol
Mudgee
Mab
Maymond Terrace
Mainland
Watertt
Bulgoola
Barriyrun
Waldis
Jerry's Maine
Kurrajong
Hill Bod
Bathurst
Mount Victoria
Blackbeath
Lawson
Blayaty
Buckiey
Tarcutte
Adalone
Taraut
Tumbermbes
Dermation
Kiandry
Adaminaly
Cosma
Mambale
Umegals
Cadel
Bodalin
Moruya
Aralucn
Braidwood
Mungendore
Alinduls
Deniliquin
Poorearia
Wansaring
Weyerles Downs Mall
Berawinia
Waverley
Thurlop
Klainorn
Praven
Bourke
Tarcoay
Bogso
Croak
Ws Wern
Aimilac
Albury
Bilger City
Fusion
Far Western
Bre
Statlore
Bachurai
Byreck
Condoballa
Casivdah
Coola
Coonambia
Inveredl
Parkes
Wbslalda
Windsor
Wellington
Pactordleta Review
Secterday
Bolton River
Queansland
Newcaster
Geo
Osrsmam
Mia
Redfern
Shipping
N.S W
Northern
Galanty
Lucerne Fay —Friine
Osten Hsy
Bliaw
N. River
Coast
Newfeld
Duck Eyes
Chicago
Cactary
Aldeyan
Ailohes
Bodalaemi
Haler
Clareoce
Hunter
Wille
Sunfleet
Eoantiting
Ovis Australie
Bravey Wharf
PWU
Mary Drauda
Yerkes
London
Wien
Ati
Justice Simpens
Anit
Mauk Wot
Fitz-Binbhe
Mw Divorey
Anf
Amd Ceuwit
Petistaner
Wis
Frdrey
Abe
Tattersall's Cleb Meeting
Bentleman
Goma
Miss Minery
Westan
Jim Uw
Rin Bulates
de Peeritie
Laure
Skelizea
Iaren Lad Ltda
Bruckenha Onaella
Loch Speye
Molly Boller
Celvey
Wsipy Lee Rencirn
Declan
Situalium Jniuy
E. Toarbl
Toreleu
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