Assault on an artilleryman near Festaurant in Sussex
Jake Maxwell a canoer in Repel Australian Artillery testified about being assaulted by laborer George Callaghan after an altercation in a restaurant on Sussex Street. Maxwell, two parcels of government property in tow, described being dragged into the street and kicked. Callaghan denied the main charges, claiming the soldier struck first. A constable corroborated Maxwell’s account. Callaghan was convicted of assault and fined or imprisoned, while the other charge was dismissed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jake Maxwell
Cowt Yeutertay
Smithers
George Calinhas
Njurime Wale
N.g.wi
Callaghan
Willy
Maxwell
Ivernomn
Indy
Rim
Patie
Laly
Drayman
Calla~ Glut
Bea
Sishal Witnear
Harper
Ile
June Callaghan
Dianer
Murrumbidgee Flood Hits Narandera Warning Roads
The Murrumbidgee River has risen to two feet above banks near Narandera. Water covers the Bats below the toWh and backs into the Taya Hotel tables. Silver Beds embankments fail and extensive repairs will be costly. Main traffic bridge watched to prevent debris from Hooded Aires from blocking the Tan ésllndera.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Narmandera
Murrumbidgee
Bridge Petition Urges Cowper Connection Over Coldstream River
A public meeting at Cowper urged immediate action on erecting a bridge over the Coldstream River. J B Carton presided as T Henderson moved to draw up a petition to Colonial Secretary John Lee, noting urgent need to prevent cattle losses and aid farmers. A committee was named to draft the petition and six delegates were to visit the Colonial Secretary with the Governor. The motion was carried unanimously and thanks given to MLA John Alparlane for persistent efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bruehgrove
Good Templars
Cowper
Coldstream River
J.B. Carton
C. Pullen
T. Henderson
John Lee
Coldstream
J. A. Carlton
W. Coonar
Dilsoon
Uimurra
J. Sapper
J. Henderson
F.G
Ftrauch
F. G. Disnoh
John Auparlane
Newcastle Sessions Court in Quarter Sessions
At Newcastle on Tuesday Judge Murray and Chas Wilson hear cases. Charles Burney alias George Burlas Lord Bertie alias Lord St Laouarda faced charges for stealing £310 from George Wallon and trespass at John M Clean’s dwelling, with a sabre wound and gunntrone cited from prior service. Others pleaded guilty to escaping custody and fraud acts, with six months hard labor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newcastle
Bat
Murray
Chas. Wilson
Kuulyo
Geo. Wallon
Wa. Jones
Daly
Waratal
Montague Charles Burney
Alla George Burlas
Bertie
Alige
Lord St. Laouarda
John M'Clean
Victoria Theatre Hotel
Hushmen’s Conagent
Aervics
South Africa
Wah
Kanabur
Geo. Alexander
Cecil Robinson
Harry Miller
Liszle Humier
Darlinaturat
A New Railway Proposal Meets Regional Opposition
A Wollombt region agitation presses for a railway line to connect northern centres, aiming to shorten colonial traffic by 20 to 30 miles. Proponents say the project would boost markets and reduce delays, while opponents warn costs and forest losses. The plan envisions a junction with the main line near Wyorg and a second Hawkesbury bridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Singleton
Toreday
Wollombt
Hoe Firet-Naned
Aingleton
Novel Case at No 2 Jury Court in Orrock Debt Suit
In a late 16th century hearing before Justice Stephen God and a four member jury, Michael Wala sued Charles Orrock administrator of the late Alexander Orrock for 190 pounds alleging services rendered and money paid on behalf of the deceased. The plaintiff claimed board, lodging, funeral expenses, medicines, and travel costs, while the defendant denied the debt. The judge urged strict scrutiny of the supposed contract and noted the compensation relied on a possible testament rather than solid evidence, with the jury delivering a verdict for the defendant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jessee Stephen God
Micheal Wala
Charles Orrock
Alexander Orrock
Plainlif
Dee. Wis
Lodsine
Little Bay Hospital
Gill
Acrutiny
Orrock
Gould
Wren
Ibleh
Newcastle Strike in Newcastle Wharf Labor Dispute
The Newcastle strike by wharf laborers at the Newcastle and H.3.3 Company’s wharf disrupts loading and unloading. Sydney men were brought in but urged to refrain. Directors meet in Pitt Street to delegate action to Newcastle officials, with hopes for a prompt resolution as traffic continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newcastle
Tureey
Saboreré
Bydney
Sydney
oMeex
Pitt-street
Station Sales Reported Involving Several Firms
Private sale of 10 288 acres near Warren, Eversleigh estate, with 4 percent freehold and 580 acres conditional purchase, plus 1688 acres under other conditions. Purchasers Mousra W and H A Patrick. Includes stock, plant, and stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uaiarbrough, Mort, and Company, Limited
Pit
Bon, and Badgery, Limited
A. Bramball
Eversleigh
Warren
Atock
Plant
Sloree
Mousra
HA. Patrick
Maitland Stock Sales Report from West Maitland Sale Yard
A Maitland auction at Campbell’s yards yesterday showed limited supply with light to medium quality cattle. Prices ranged from £6 10s to £7 for best cows, calves at 5s to 6d, and traders noted few strong buyers. May totals include 20 condemned stock in the Maitland police district from Morpeth West Maitland Maitland and Peterson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Maitland
Campbell
Hheltere
Ateere
Ashop
Maitland
Morpeth
Bart Maitland
Peterson
Manning River Matters Onward From the Calladen Haven Bar
Local notes report salvage attempts for the Henrie de Fraine abandoned after three weeks due to bad weather near Calladen Haven Bar. Other items note a Meoning River pioneer passing, Mr. Taylor securing storage animals for the Imperial Government then shipping them to Sydney, and an alleged late 19th century robbery case near Croki. The Camden Haven Bar remains troubled with river conditions. the Navigation Board plans buoying to improve the cross bar channel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Archie M'Pherson
Arthur Baxi
Thos
Johantan
Croki
Ewo Pilver Jackets
Thos. Johnston
George Austin Rowsl
Alexander Gregory
Dun
Drowned in Newcastle Harbor Mystery Reported
Newcastle harbor tragedy involves missing man Charles Woerthincilly last seen near Hotel Carrington. Police say he disappeared while walking the harbor break, with reports noting a boat ballast weighing and payment details connected to arbitration court proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newcastle
Newmaaide
Cearlen
Shin Wresster
Whale Maarween
Carrington
Altima
Suto
Sedney Coursing Club draw and results at Belmore
The Sedney Coursing Club met at Belmore with draws completed at Usher's Metropolitan Hotel. Results list many pairings and stakes across Infield Starts, Canterbury Stakes, and Franhill Stakes, naming numerous dogs and owners including Hesars, Merks, Phillips, J O'Brien, Loughnan, Rowan, and others, with multiple entries and byes noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sedney Coursing Club
Belmore
Usher
Metropolitan Hotel
Infield
Hesars
Merks
Phillips
Misty Morn
J. O'Brien
Teafaleur
J. R. Walsh
Trafalgar
Evening Mail
Mr. & White
Fanny W
Clement
Mr. J. Loughnan
Lily of ‘the Wert
Goldsmith—Laei 10
Mir
J. Mascore
Soret Marte
Saquerce
Saquerce— Mun Nicer) , Me, U'Arcy
Coryen Brothers
Caseindra
Blythewood—Westem
Mr. D'Arcy
Liquorlee
Stirty Mora
Afr
C. Pratt
Cuckoo
A. J. Brooke
Winnle
Lacy
R. Coomberne
Goltemith
The Two Cups Record Entries at Melbourne Racing Meet
Melbourne racing crowd notes a record 172 entries for the Melbourne Cup, surpassing all prior tallies. Caulfield Cup also sets a record with 170 entries, beating the previous high of 160 in 1894, as officials prepare for the forthcoming events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne
V.R.C
Rosebery Park Races Fourteen-three Handicap and Stakes
Erratic race report from Rosebery Park describes multiple handicaps on four furlongs races with names like Tamaina Ada Flora Selina Key West and Sir Edward among entries. Won by varied margins including a length and a neck with prices and betting details scattered, including Flora and Boycep among favored runners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tamaina
Kramer
Carney
Pewrel
Vernoz
Hampden
Clnder
Rat-a-tat
Hersog
Evens Petrol
Pansma
L Albers
M'Lelsti
Bopeep
Numa
Cres
Resnes
Flora
Boba- All
Boycep
Sir Edward
Sib
Smith
Key West
Evans
Stevie Amande
Lettl
Watter
Miss Tobin
Laura
Dano
Amanda
Sir Baward
Otters
Tyaee
Selian
Albrechth Latta
Harkness
Yellow Mantle
Buena
Uralla Walcha Election Meeting Report
Uralla Walcha election details from a Tuesday gathering at Odd Fellows Hall. Candidate for Veile Walcheta fancy addresses attendees. mayoral claims and questions noted. Mr Piddington to speak Thursday. rumored O'Sullivan will join after to defend Works.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vralla
Bdaiund Locedale
Mayer
Alterman
Bardainy
Nefercus
Piddington Lobeoés
Mr. O'Sullivan
Piddington
Agent's Bankruptcy Certificate Suspended After Adverse Ruling
The Meginirar in bankruptcy died before him as the adjourned application for two certificates of discharge of George Minlie Learnach was heard. A sequestration order dated February 9 was noted, with the official assignee reporting assets and debts, revealing rash speculation and undue preferences. The certificate was suspended pending costs and further evidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meginirar
George Minlie Learnach
L. T. Lloyd
James Attchion Brown
Brentoy
Rash and Hagardans
Lal
Elvsa
Seara
Woman Suspect Arrested For Burglary Attempts Aboard
Constable Brennan pursued a woman named Mary Cuppingham through Roslyn Street and nearby yards after she was seen lurking around 29 Roslyn Street. Police found keys and small items on her and she later pleaded guilty to attempted burglary and possessing keys, receiving combined three and one months hard labor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brenean
Rewlyn Street
No. 29
Tur
Dr. MecLanrip
Mrpos-road
Bayawater-roal
Brennan
Mary Cuppingham
Water Police Court
Batlees
Wcanlils Clen
Tre
Mually
Bette
Henry Wallach
Roslynvatreet
Aiden
Youthful Offender Appears Over Boot Theft Case
Thomson Warren and Arthur Bott faced Central Police Court after Boot theft led to the loss of boots coat and trousers. Bott admitted taking the boot while denying the rest. The case was adjourned to await Bott’s father’s attendance. Bott is 16 and resides in Pyrmont.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomson Warren
Arthur Bott
Warren
Bott
Nichole Spencer
Central Police Court
Rott
Fie Tauber
Pyrmont
Smithers
Fitting an Engine Court Suit Over Recovery of Funds
In No. L Jury Court yesterday Joseph H. Northrop sued James Cooper and J. M. Maud for 102 pounds 0 shillings 4 pence for work and materials on a marine engine supplied for a Sydney contractor. defendants claimed 70 pounds 4 pence settled, jury returned verdict for plaintiff for balance due.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jvothe Owen
No. L
Joseph HH
Northrop Age
James Cooper
J. M. Maud
Tuner
Tan
Sydney
Win
Sud Leo
Sud
Glebe Council Responds to Sanitary Inspectors Proposals
At a Glebe Council meeting a circular from Drummoyne and Leichhardt urged appointing sanitary inspectors. Aldermen approved the idea in principle but warned it could tax their own offices. Disputes were noted between Drummoyne Leichhardt and the mayor’s group. The council decided to inform Drummoyne and Leichhardt that it would not endorse the suggestions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Drummoyne
Leichbarat
Cook
Willamemn
Lew
Fae
Drummayne
Letchhartt
Glebe
Fatal fall over a cliff at Moss Vale
Twenty year old Leslie Lewry died seven hours after being severely injured by a fall over a cliff at Black Bob's Creek near Berrima on Sunday. The accident occurred while he was visiting the area with companions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moss Val
Leslie Lewry
Black Bob's Creek
Berrima
Sunsay
Incinerator at Maitland Receives Official Endorsement
An inspection by the Board of Health found the Maitland incinerator suitable for destroying vermin and waste. It will serve Maitland Morpeth and nearby towns, with capacity around two tons and five ascends noted. Authorities claim Newcastle equipment is nearly useless. Peter Muth and Peter B. were arraigned on charges of theft from the person.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Maitland
Teesdas
Small
Board of Health
Morpeth
Maitland
Newcastle
Bankruptcy Certificate Applications and Examinations Noted
In bankruptcy matters the registrar reports certificate applications by Peter Leven and notes the bankrupt’s reply to the official assignee’s report. The certificate will be suspended for twelve months. Meetings and examinations are updated with adjournments and dates for various creditors and trustees, including examinations under sections 0 10 8 11 and the public examination concluding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fie
Peter Leven
Misayit
William Carmichael
Iegitimar
Mossigue Pursell
Parry Grogey Teor
Richard Mitthoue
Cruickshanie
Frask Tawiey Binney
Michael Thomas Line- Doblicupt
John Huster
William Jaha Mitchell
Willoughby Transit Plans Cause Local Debate
Local officials debate railway commission proposals to widen Victoria Avenue and close a key throughfare near Willoughby station. Aldermen question changes, cite progress concerns, and invite commissioners to inspect layouts. Tramway authorities urged to consider provisions for traveler comfort at Willoughby terminals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Torger
Chowwwood
Victoria Avenue
Abert Avene
Commleelouere
Argu
Sidermen
Willoughby Tepiainus
Youthful Offenders at Paddington Policy Court
In Paddington Policy Court on Tuesday 13, a youth named Ba Tard Genre ting faced charges for stealing a saddle and one set of hararas valued at 129 Oxford Street, Waverley, on or about May 1. The accused, noted for a bad police report, was ordered to a three year referral program at the Corporaria refar smatory. Also present, William Heney Warren, 15, charged with stealing a beside valued at 100 from Prayle Joep Fitzpatrick of New Vandatieet, Waverley, with the item to be disposed of for a trifine. His sentence was suspended under the First Offenders Act with securities for twelve months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paddington
Willian Blagg and Pepperth
Oxford-street
Waverley
Eccuerd
Tbe Pulles
Corporaria Refarsmatory
Egtne
William Heney Warren
Waz
Yasue Tey
Prayle Joep Fitzpatrick
New Vandatieet
Mas Lin
Nepouth
Wiending Securities
Disorderly Sailor Fined After Wharf Incident
At the Water Police Court a seaman from the Ship Speke named Patrick Testian was charged with disorderly conduct and drunkenness. He admitted intoxication and resisting arrest and was fined twenty four shillings and sentenced to four days hard labor plus forfeiture of one day’s pay. A separate report notes a fall during a horse incident near Dubbo resulting in a fractured collarbone and other injuries to a man named McDonnell. he was treated by Doctor and remained in care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick Testian
Speke
Syine
Madera
Buscex-street
Atonday
Leahin
Leshan
Rosrtal
Tlw
M'Donnell
Dubbo
Falconer
Ria
Fatal tram accident near Paddington city street curb
A tram collision on May 1 near Hupler and Ellabett streets caused Tanetay co and Wilsast Patos to suffer fatal injuries. Witnesses described the tram stopping and the victim being struck before being removed from under debris. Paton died at Sydney Hospital after being rescued. An accidental death verdict was recorded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tanetay Co
Wilsast Patos
Hupler
Ellabett Street
Simeon Emery
Tramway
Eharee
Paton
Sydney Hospital
Delia Live Jones
Vider
Zoological Society faces funding questions and possible closure
Tir, Rundle and others from the Zoological Council told the Colonial Sacreface on Monday that the society had done well but faced a £2000 extra cubaby cost and a potential £10,000 loss if Sunday admissions were charged. They cited a Metropolitan Water and Sewerage Board bill of £22 and urged government support plus a £1000 yearly grant. Mr See pledged to review the water charge and consult colleagues on the extra grant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tir
Rundle
Metropolitan Water and Sewerage Board
Promaed
Wnd
Glebe grocer fined for not cleaning shop in May court
At Glebe Police Court on Tuesday William Gilvert a 72 St Johnsland Glebe grocer was fined for not cleaning the shop as required by the early closing order on May 20. The magistrate imposed a fine and costs. Gasworks issue discussed by Beltway Commissioners with no removal promised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glebe
William Gilvert
St John'ssond
Procemien Aesiney
Ingeiner
Innemautt
Levy
Beltway
Kul
Faust Smoke Clark
Scots Emulsion Promises Swift Relief for Lung Ailments
An advertisement extols Scots Emulsion as a cure for bronchitis pleurisy and lung infections. It claims the oil complex aids digestion nerves and brain function while glyceryl and ester components support recovery. A testimonial from Bolton England dates April 1409 praising its effects after severe illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hsvine
Bolton
Lancanhire
Eneland
Trauehitia
Pleariny
Sazyr
Scott's
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Tien Azpeere
Vestentas
Sussex
Narbandera
Bridge
Anand Ymers
Manning River Matters
Newcastle Harbor
Arbitration Court
Mt Belie
Eal Uber
Tom Hee
Wolfe
Canterbury
R. Pollerd
Ana
Patty
Ajat
Co Waites
Herald
Livingstone
Moneywuckle
F Burnws
Royalty
A. Devlin
Wb Buseke
Cipey Queen
Rafferty
Wa Commercial
Loughnan
Llewellyn Gamenay
Lucille
K. J- Rowan
Marechal Neil
Norma
Mr. Loughan
Bird of Paradise
Marcia—Niehineale
Mesere
Bvais
Sidhoux
Wa Magpie
Happy Jack
Everlacting
Mr. J. Mason
My. R. Briges
Glythesdale
J. W. Wilson
HL Vollard
Mullboy
Ronpy
Ginger
Mr. Lakeman
Mir. Loughoan
Anil
Lave Wisely
Gameboy
Licine
H. Bicker
Bob Mischief
Black
Pathinder
Bothwell
J. Woodham
the Clown
Livinestone
Brady
Hogan's
Ghost
R. G. Brareton
Leva. Miat
Besant
Mose
Ivans and Nicholls
Liguria
Cuonlegham
Darkness
Darky
Rosebery ‘Park
Uralla-Walcha
Ahead Pree
Peter Muth
Pewter B. Wimiltly
Mt Che Central Criminl
Mit
LevGn
Dr. Layde
Uj. Hi
Australia
New South Wales
Europe
John Hunter
THE
and Ambruca. and Son, Limited
Sreeonor
Las
Liam Hudson
Murai Bros’ and CO
Oval Agricultural Society
Anewatso
O'Connall
Willoughby Matters
the Zoological Society
Scott
Michest Conway
Bentt
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