Alliance Squabble In NSW Alliance Inquiry
Testimony from a prolonged inquiry on missteps in the New South Wales Alliance centers on verbal exchanges about alleged calumny and morality. Witnesses describe withdrawals of strong terms, ballot handling concerns, and tensions between Mrs. Clark and Mr. Winn amid accusations of impropriety and friction within the organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orde
Maigewick
Clark
Metropole
Crown
Mia
Canon Boyce
Wales
Alliance
Rotary
N.S. Wales Alliance
Mr. Reid
Coun
A B. Purcell
Woolf-Rutledge
Mr. Shand
Investigation Committee
Vvie
Carts
Robert Roderick Stewart Hammond
Church of
Canon Royce
Committee of Investigation
Winn
Bruntnell
Dir
Reid
Queensland Rugby Union Hosts Queenslanders Welcome in Sydney
Queensland Rugby footballers were welcomed at the N.S.W. Rugby Union rooms in Bligh street Sydney. The event drew prominent business and sporting figures. Attendees urged a firm stand against professionalism to keep the game amateur, with NSW Attorney General C. G. Wade stressing support for manly sports.
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Queensland
N.S. W. Rugby Union
Bligh Street
Sydney
J. J. Calvert
Nus.w. Rugby Union
Queenaland
N.S.W
Manly
England
New South Wales
Commonwealth
Wade
New Zealand
Australia
W. Oakes
M.L.A
America
France
HR. Teeco
Sydney Cricket
Trudees
Bo Sep
F. Z. Len
Eome
M. Dore
R. A. Arnold
Belson
Mullineux
Allen
Ireland
Scotland
Gordon
Weat
Edwards
Sydney Sports Ground
Edward
HL. D. Wood
Young Woman's Trouble at Water Police Court
Olive Brown or Pearl Davis, 21, faced Water Police Court over misusing furniture valued at £12 18s, property of Esther Hilder Goldsmith. Evidence showed sale to Charles Stone and pawning by Morris Sandstrom. She received six months with hard labor, suspended on good behavior for twelve months, and restitution of £9 to affected parties. Nowra Jervis Bay Tramway note follows about a minister’s view in Town and Country Journal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olive Brown
Pearl Davis
Water Police Court
Esther Hilder Goldsmith
George Goldsmith
Charles Stone
Burtonsitreet
City
Morris Sandstrom
Sherbrooke-street
Newell
Syrian Romance Trial Testimony Returns to Court
Moses Hanna testified further in the case, denying improper relations with the plaintiff and recounting their conversations about marriage. He described business dealings, loans, gifts from his firm, and the woman’s persistent proposals, including promises of comfort and eventual marriage. He noted prior letters and a 1908 Redfern hotel sighting, and detailed accounts between Hanna Son firm and the plaintiff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moses Hanna
Tamworth
Joseph Abood
Lismore
Sydney
Moses
Witness
Cissie
Lin
Mosna
Redfern
Abdulla A Bakash
Hanna
Elizabeth Street
Millroy
Plaianifff
Plantiff
New South Wales
Syria
Winderer
Miltiades Named To Replace Oroya On London Australian Run
The Aberdeen liner Miltiades has been appointed to run the London to Australia route via Suez, leaving London June 14 and returning Sydney August 1. Captain Douglas RNVR will command, succeeding the former master. The move follows a reported machinery breakdown on the Oroya. The vessel arrived in London in tow from Plymouth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messie, Daledy and Company
London
Miltiaden
R.M.5
Grayn
All Porta
Suez Canal
Sydney
Orient Company
Douglas
R.N.R
Salamis
Aberdeen
England
South Africa
Plymouth
Kensington and Moorefield Sport Roundup of May Events
Reported injuries at Kensington and Moorefield accompany a travel timetable for upcoming races and horse entries. Special trains will run from Central Station for Moorefield events with several departure times listed. The Kensington Two year old Handicap features the Argonaut riderless entry Warnout Barnett is sidelined for New South Wales versus Queensland with Rosewell replacing him. Australian Waterloo Cup at Boot Hill concluded with Bulwark beating Long Span, cementing Bulwark as Australia’s champion, last year’s Melbourne winner.
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H. Perry
Mies Marfield
Kensington
Kororah
Moorefield
Central Station
Wonesdar
Jiere
Argonaut
Warnout Barnett
New South Wales
Queensland
J Rosewell
South Sydney
NB. Martin
Australia
Booty Hill
Inu
Bradon
Braddon
F. Lawson
We Ten
Bulwark
Malbourne
Fire damages dwelling of Kate Flemming in Pyrinoc
A morning fire damaged the back bedroom and contents of Kate Flemming’s dwelling on Bulwara Road Pyrinoc. The flames were extinguished with buckets of water. Methodist Conference feature highlights a green picture of delegates in Town and Country Journal, 6d.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kate Flemming
Bulwara Roat
Methodist Church of Australasia
The Myerson Matter Bankruptcy Allegations and Auction Fraud Claims
The petition alleges acts of bankruptcy by the respondents within six months, including two May auctions conducted by Harris and Company auctioneers under bank instructions. Goods valued over £2000 were offered as absolute sale, with proceeds to be paid promptly. Purchases by the respondents’ brother and others show substantial underrealization and possible return of goods, with multiple witnesses detailing purchases, valuations, and discrepancies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P.as
Poe
Samuel Henry Harris
Castlereagh Street
Sydney
Ae &. HW. Harris and Company
Mr. Ralston
Lewis Joh Susdewand
Moetenl € and
Barnard
Harris
Tits Orm
Loms
Thalaton
Fred Vincent Lawrie
Lawrence Wiliam Turner
Sargood Brothers
Gale
Mr. Tilley
J. B. Tickin
Ben
Ralaton
Biddolph
Sundérland
George Biddolph
Samuel Thomas Phelps
Messrs
Elenry Aull and Company
Abraham Myerson
Myerson
The Melbourne Mint Gold Robbery Mystery
The Melbourne Mint faces a bold theft of £1700 in gold. Police, with senior constable Barclay, struggle to locate a tangible clue while considering inside access and the security of the lodge. Investigations probe past locksmiths, key impressions, and possible third keys amid a guarded official stance.
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Melbourne
Melbourne Age
Josh
Barclay
Hea Mint
Wilkinson
Constable Wilkinson
Ams
Constable Barclay
Constable Black
Sergeant Searcy
Madden
Kiesane
Love
Pascoe
Mr. Pascoe
Black
Mint
Mahoney
Argus
Messrs. Wilts and Company
George Hull
Frm
Hull
England
Divorce Court Hears Desertion and Drunkenness Case
Agnes Hilsadeth syaezht formerly Keogh petitions for divorce from John Lysight on grounds of desertion drunkenness and cruelty. The couple married in January 1901 at Erekineville per Roman Catholic rites and lived in Johontree Brakieville Marrickville. He was a bootmaker and drank heavily. threats and violence followed including a knife incident and threats to harm their child. Proceedings for maintenance were briefly ordered and later suspended with the case kept over.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agnes Hilsadeth Syaezht
Keogh
John Lysight
Erekineville
Fraser
Johontree
Brakieville
Marrickville
Arncliffe
Petitioner
Arneliffe
Hey
Marrickvilte
Victoria Street
Salu Male
Labourer fined for assault at Water Police Court
Maurice Bullivan, a labourer, was fined £3 or one month in gaol at the Water Police Court this morning on four charges of assaulting Thomas Kiln, a labourer of Cumberland Street, as he entered a hotel in Sussex Street. The defendant reportedly struck him after being accused of an offense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maurice Bullivan
Water Poelice Court
Thoman K 8
Cumberland-street
Kearns
Sussex Street
Bullivant
Kaur Timber Receives Arrival of Sver Cloud at Syd Eep
The Evening News reports the Sver Cloud arrived at Mercury Bay this morning under Captain Stenbeck. It left Mercury Bay on May 23 amid signs of bad weather and completed the voyage in nine days with a cargo of kauri timber consigned to the Kauri Timber Company Gleba.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydeep
Mercury Bay
Stenbeck
Salghe
Tually
Silver Cloud
Sawn Keurl
Kauri Timber Company
Gleba
Third Key Existence Questioned in Mint Safe Case
A detailed report notes that despite impressions seemingly yielding access, the mechanism of the first class lock requires a perfect key. A locksmith and Chubb expert challenge the possibility of a third key being made from an impression, citing negligible chance without the fork and the impossibility of picking the lock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Chubb
Gordon
Mall
Not an everyday ring leads to Central Police Court fining
Norman John Wood faced Central Police Court for possessing a lady's gold and sapphire ring believed stolen. He claimed to have worn it occasionally as a dress ring and to have found it in Waterloo, but police described his stories as unconvincing and he was fined 2s or fourteen days' gaol.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman John Wood
Central Police Court
Woods
Waterloo
Wood
Tim
Gaa
Shipping News From Sydney Harbor Early Morning
Howard Smith Company steamer Barbale from Queensland arrived in Sydney amid moderate southerly gales and heavy rain. Various ships including Kanowna, Coperanna, Fingers, Masiner, Adalavne, Strahan, Commonwealth, Catherine Hii Bay, and Zealandia arrive or anchor at Sydney or nearby ports with cargoes and passengers reported. Zealandia brings 1548 pieces amber and assorted goods from Auckland under Captain Satchell in light variable winds and fine weather.
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Howard Smith Company
Queensland
Sydney
Douton
Kanowna
Coperanna
Catcatts
Fingers
Portland
Masiner
Tesmania
Adalavne
Winteld
Newesetee
Birabane
Emeter
Strahan
Kayatiri
Melbourne
Arcvived
Seal Rocks
A. Hayward
Launceston
Zealandia
Aucklant
Huddaert, Parker
Satchell
Auckland
New Zealand
Margeret Street
Darling Harbor
Enterels
Erdney
Merty-Co
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Clark V. Winn
Price Aned
Mr. Winn
Wren
Witewen’ Heller
Theo
Metropole Broucht
Nowra
Jervis Bay
Price de
Miltiades
Tomaslawk
Kaur Timber
Ciry
Tyree
G &S
Parramatta
Troustre Gry
F.S.W
Alala
South Australia
Norman Carter
Alderman Allen Taylor
Alderman Taylor
Harry Rawson
Shearp
Birrebtymer
Hemenoe-street
Arneliffing Witten Shurn
Neo Monern
South Bales
Pitt-St
Next Gpo
Miewster
Asewes
Morfect
Coal Lampert Union
Domain
Queen's Walk
Gereon
Sweety
Nes
Rte
Dick Michael
Huntesstsrot
Synay
Rey Tillety
Tom Mann
Splendid Western
EAM
G.me
Gootnoma
Beréng Goad
Acre
Racon API CO
Stoney
Benno Scheres
Madame Theresa Carreno
Polimaian
Romans
Senate
de Petrarca
Silver Park
Canterbury
Stan Torrens
St Lane
Rae
Torrens
Caen Pereharer
Arthur Rickard & Co, Ltd
Botany Road
Aracre “Road
Victor — Road
Bolom
Orsre
Burroughs Ellcomf. and CO
Raine
City USA
Fairfax and Roberts
Hunter-Street
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