Conspiracy Trial of M’Farlane and Son Opens in Sydney Court
At the Central Criminal Court before Mr Beatie Rogers the trial of Charles M’Far lage and William James M’Farlane began for conspiring to defraud tradesmen in Sydney and parts of the state. Crown witness Gardiner faced hostile cross examination as defense counsel Abigail pressed questions about treatment and outside influences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Criminal Court
Beatie Rogers
Charles M‘farlage
William James M'Farlane
Sydney
William Haodaver
George , Blackmore, Prescott, Limited
Francis J. Gow
Charles G. Warburton
Boyde Aid Woheys
Barlock
Abigail
Eammilad
Gardner
Crown
Gardiner Auesoreu
Menoce Owaras Sr
Adlall
Hower
Poltowk
Charles M'Farlane
Abigall
Winntes
Wales
Wiuras
Dian
Abteau
Estese
Abbali
Beco
Piligess
Abbail
Ehly Ini
Aron
This Morning's Gallops On Marine Grass Track
Morning gallops featured many Enlops and notable runners on the marine grass track. Horses like Malsteedette, Desolator, Sea Moon, Lover, Gowrie, Roossysit, Nevellina, Simoda, and Pompous tallied numerous furlong efforts with times around one to two minutes for varied distances. Several others including The Intended and Vanadium also posted steady workouts, while a list of names completed useful tasks without full extended efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barrenjoey van Wis
Amin Bose
Malsteedette
Bunismar
Timic
Oesian
CoraKl
Whem
Dowofull
Sloe Jim
Quer- Lars
Mite
Sea Moon
Parotie
Gistancy Alteration
lingHsee
Lover
Victoria Crosa
Gowrie
Talota
Roossysit
Dylizic
Nevellina
Min Seo
Imin
Wale Saudi
Landling
Poseldun
Cryte
Duma
Thrill
Conductor
Wildebrauk
Hoskon
Harvest Lad
Port Arthur
Lady Zvelyn
Robbery Report From Balmain Details Burglary
The Balmain robbery involved John Petersen reporting a break in at his Rowntree fort Balmain residence. An axe forced entry, with clothing and miscellaneous items stolen. the incident left the property vacant and the thief unknown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Petersen
Rowntreefort Balmain
Such Lingerie and Suffragist Row in Commons
A Captist report notes a suffragist disturbance in the House of Commons as a wife of a visitor reportedly caused uproar over the suffragists. Indignant remarks were exchanged with a friend, describing the scene as disgraceful. Temora election matters were quiet, with harvest work busy. A colorful supplement and Town and Country Journal Christmas issue are mentioned along with Tolpe’s Schnapps.
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House of Commons
Ember
Comeral
Crewe
Daver
Magerie
Jace
Temora
Farmora
Crick Summoned Before Full Court Over Royal Commission Report
The Chief Justice and two puisne judges preside as a rule of court orders William Patrick Crick to appear at 1 pm on December 20 in Banco Court Sydney to show why his name should not be struck from the roll of solicitors. The sitting follows a Royal Commission report and Legislative Assembly restitution.
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Chref
Simpon
Cohen
Walsh
Ghiet
Royal Commission
Ial Giro
Landa Department
William Patrick Crick
al Court
Thia
Audinen
Wiltew
Patrick Crick
Stac
Wiliam Patrick Crick
Banco Court
Supreme Court House
St. James'road
Sydney
Humors of Police Courts in Sydney Era
The piece notes police courts as venues for humor where magistrates crack jokes and witnesses provide comic moments. It recalls cases from Children’s and metropolitan courts, including a truant boy in a blue sailor suit, a woman with a redrawn face, and a notorious figure who pleads guilty to drink. The tone is observational and taunting of courtroom routine helpfully tempered by light anecdotes.
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Amilca
Pollen Court
Sydney
Col- Inn
Mioe Cliffs
Tess Collar
Christina
Krenams
Mattek
Cour
Metropolitan Police
Raile
Mont-Atrest
Beaumant-atreet
Beaumont
Tower
Fiot
Sydney Visitors Offer Free Medical Advice at Route Address
Visitors to Bysory will find Dr. Wallace, licensed physician, registered with medical boards, offering free consultations daily from 19 to 5 and 7 to 8 pm on holidays. His rooms in Sydney will host visitors, with a 70 page treatise on Diseases of the Male Provided for instruction, and cordial for men and women available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bysory
Apirasias Medical Boards
Woure
Handwriting Experts and Forgeries in the Late 19th Century
A detailed survey of handwriting analysis tracing its rise, tools, and errors. It cites Ballantine, Montague Williams, and Pinkerton in assessing forgeries, noting microscopes, photography, and chemical tests reveal fraud. It describes signature comparison, typewriter data, and oblique ink investigations as crucial to exposing fake documents.
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Ballamtinu
England
Montague Williams
Ely
Montague Williame
Allan Pinkerton
Piggott
Parnell
Drucksberg
United States
Pearce
Mowland
Manay
Ubey
Roemum Chemical
Edison declares new cobalt battery will transform transport
Edison reveals a cobalt based battery breakthrough that promises lighter, longer lasting power for electric vehicles and urban mains supply. He describes factory expansion, cheaper production, and future mass adoption to replace horse-drawn transport and trolley lines.
Edison on electricity and future inventions in wartime era
The transcript records Edison discussing durable winter homes and low-cost energy, hints at naval protection via power, and notes his long pursuit of atomic and electrical breakthroughs. He references lab work lasting decades, plans for industrial and scientific progress, and ongoing experiments with radios and motors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Br. Edison
Uni
Monsieur Ediaon
Walt Talico
Sailors as Chauffeurs at Homs Harbor Scene
An article fragment describes sailors serving as chauffeurs for a mariner and naval men, noting a vehicle mishap and a halted craft. The piece references naval signal orders and a scene involving an engineer and harbor operations, with scattered notes about The Tale of the Island Trade and a Christmas number.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homs
Extelient
Cho Munnyry
Ac Pertamatiih
Chauteurs
Oother Institute
Werby Naval Aignal
Itechaeg
Tofia and Country Journal
London Women’s Clubs and the Smoking Ladies Society
A fragmented report discusses London women’s clubs and social circles, noting New York influence and the rise of women’s social spaces. It highlights clubs like the Ladies Automobiles, Lyceum, and others at Claridge’s, with emphasis on female sociability, independence, and occasional mingling in a masculine world.
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New York
Inamar cloDe
Resop
Brinrtes Christianie Yrwrident
Victoria
Lomse
Reyesly Normumbing
Grilissaam
Awtomoniiv Club
Orate
Claridee
Lyceum
Turniaking
Pincadilly
Weamun
Inlland Park
Delhigh
Pelticoats
Althour
Apubetur
Phey
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Noreen
Balmain
Tolpe
Egiptenes
W. P. Crick
Edison's
Fialaon
Adama
Duslest
Weaton New Jersey
Tore Hallarles
Edison
Edina
Pease
Baloon Wan
Elsen
Golus Mp
Sam
Inci
Perspecia
Romeho Dey
Cituatre
Baienu
Nasig
Olecurie Automobilen
Sawhal
Baiteriea
Tjixan
Adams Expresa Company
Tiffany, Corhain
Magerou
Rome
Carrie
Tai
Mincate
Treeawind
Sumearaltvere
Peente Ik Bheen
Himiberiog
Alent
Enta Ogf
Ike
Tedison
Extison
Ste Madison
Stewartnrith
Juat Salon
Sist
Deviga
Shea
Romersta
Blue
Kerr’s
Il Gora
Mila Mana
Mupy
LD Tink A
W. Kerr
George ST
Town Hall
Wolves Schnapps
Rowley
Rowley &Co
A. v
London Women’s Clubs
Roche
PUNE
HMA
Ae Fant
Brey Area
Ria
Sal
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Crown Studtos
T. S. Marshalin Sueseom Wentiat
Wynyari Square
Amun
aAsain
Gish Coenen Star
Eeshte Sh
Sear Siuveasrea
Ies
Bole
Caiea
Osty
Erraes
L. I. Flegeltaub
King-Stroet
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