Petersham Man on Trial for Wounding Son-in-law in Street
The Darlinghurst Criminal Court heard the case of Nichams Walpole Raves charged with felonious wounding of his son-in-law, Singer, during a March attack in Petersham. Witnesses described the violent scene with shouting, glass breaking, gunfire, and a police call as Raven and Singer clashed, with Haven and others nearby and sobriety questioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nichams Walpole Raves
Feloldouris
Jentce Percival Singer
Syordes
Petercham
Grimiast
Darlingtuirst
Rogers
Judee
Cavangail
Jane
Mr. Pollock
Sabuel
Liz
Mlaicelf
Kelson
Seid
Firse Cossio
Leere
Howitt
Raven
Sloger
Haven
Gampilky
Petersham
Raveesa Lipuee
Soother
Sem
Watness
Euros In
Witnness
Chi Beens
Himes
Winger
Howe
Fron Foe
Singer
Wines
Raven's
Wes Singer
Toweris
Slamer
TaVsh
Witness
Pollock
Ragan
William Henry Bulman
Perrameltaroa
Pelembam
Quernani
Tanebtog
Tle
Thomas William Uemboson
Parramatta-road
Raver
Parmimatta-toag
Railway Street
Prask Tatty
Fetershint
Raven's Toure
Mr. Windoser
Rodnor
James Levi
Rasen
Winileper
Une Pation
Danial Southland
Jana Taven
Els Honan
Cerchral Einger
Rover
Bradley and Onarey Boxing Match Short But Notable
The Bradley versus Onarey bout at the Wetionsl Sporting Wlab drew a large crowd but ended quickly as Onarey was disqualified before the first round. Gatiney and Wilson impressed in ten rounds, earning a rematch as the club plans a tougher contest soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bradley
Onarey
Gatiney
Wilson
Pcansi
Randwick
Liverpool
Warwick
Sourity
Unclear transcript claims unjust treatment and tax omissions
Fragmentary OCR notes allege government actions on Wednesday involving tax charges and shipowners. Mentions New Zealand and Andrels, with references to a voyage, income tax, and a captain, but details are garbled and uncertain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walale
Wenry “Ore
Douz
Leo
New Zealand
Andrels
Garainge
Divorce Court Trial Reveals Alleged Adultery and Desertion
Tom Taylor petitioned for divorce from Clara Eldem Taylor on grounds of adultery and desertion. He testified to years of separation after August 1905, while Clara claimed acts of violence and temper. The judge found desertion without sufficient cause and dismissed the petition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Taylor
Paliler
Tor
Clara Eldem Tarog
Abrabeins
Tigbo's Hill
Newcastle
Potitioner
B. Cohen
Melbourne
Clara Wegler
Cartineata
Totaylor
Sven
Gsilge
Alsra
Dad
Conjugal Rights Restitution Case Involving Cooper and Cooper
A restitution of conjugal rights suit was brought by William Cooper against Sara Cooper Turmerly Hudekinenn. The couple had lived in Enmore and Newtown before Sara joined the Seventh Day Adventists causing marital strife over dietary and religious differences. The petitioner alleges the wife refused to live as husband and wife after disputes about religion and a letter she threw in his face. the judge reserved decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willian Cooper
Sara Cooper
Turmerly Hudekinenn
Enmore
Dertram
Churchsirest
Newtown
Besanis
Seventh Day Adventiers
Jeanie Tame
Ima
Ebert
Pelitiouer
Bim
Bopoor
Petitinner
Bis Wohnut
Return of George Blake at Olympic Games
Australian long-distance runner George Blake arrived aboard the ship Pricat in Fremantle after finishing eighth in the marathon held over 26 miles. He battled cramps two thirds of the way yet completed the race as tough conditions and limited training in Athens affected the Australian team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fremantle
George Lake
I.M_S
Wapies
St Athans
Redfern Contractor's Memory Trial At Water Police Court
Lily Pargunon from Vasmavia faced charges of stealing £297 from Andrew Gunningham in Bar 1n Cunaineham. The public prosecutor pressed for identification though the memory proved weak. The contractor’s friend identified her, but the witness resisted, and the case was discharged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lily Pargunon
Vasmavia
Fuylin
Water
Westerday
Andrew Gunningham
Cunaineham
William Street
Redfern
Cairo
Aocmed
Publc
Cannioebmns
Ferguson
Achote
Kerguean
Cata
Tim
Spence
Tee
Siley-street
Gertsin
Publi
Mtr
Payton
English Mail Arrival and Special Train Details
The English Mail arrived yesterday at 4:30 and will be Hansioyred af Aculatea to 3 special trains. A Wednesday delivery is scheduled at the fealty Bor. The Syndy portion of the malt was mentioned in the report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orie
Hansioyred
Weather storms sweep New South Wales with widespread rainfall
The record shows heavy rain across New South Wales with many towns reporting inches of precipitation up to 190 points at Uaho Tetand and 106 at Kiandra. Towns from Albury to Wellington and Parramatta logged showers, with notable notes on ground softening, river levels, and agricultural improvement across districts like Narromine, Parkes, and Warren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enow- Thie
Ehandts
Delma Tekasters
Qin Reogras
Wew South Wales
Pass
Mangoola
Nsw
Batheurst
Blackheathy
Caresar
Faebes
Gundagei
Jones
Parkes
Quirindi
Ursus
Wellington
Wagga
Young
Tesowa
Ohret
Alice
Narhadey
Lam
Ales Makior
Wirter
Maria Narelle Touring the World in 1925 Tour
Fremantle reports touring singer Maria Narelle describing a world voyage under an exhibition agreement with Frederick Shigman. She recounts stops in Ireland Australia England and the United States, meeting President Roosevelt and performing in Sydney, London, and many cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fremantle
Astolle
RMS
Leo
Stoem
Pinto Bhowert
London
Australia
Ireland
Louis
Rooeevelt
Mae Wavelle
SS Louis
Te Hnet
Mto
Willagen
Sydney
Orient at Fremantle
Orient arrives from Colombo at 4 20 am. Passengers include Mr Justice Booth West Australia Supreme Court judge, Mr Chester B Feeble, Mrs Walmer and Master Clarke. Also Mr George Hake and Albanian banker Aks Deen partake. Crew and others listed with several family members aboard. Se voyage reported throughout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fremantle
W.A
Thersday
Orient
Colembe
Justice Booth
Sew
Supreme Court Judee
West Australia
Chester B. Fecleee
Vest
Miss Walmerand
Batre Riohars
Oporge Hiake
Aliphalian Rinker
Aks
Canterbury Road Plan Becomes Political Issue
A Canterbury Municipal Council deputation urged government funding for four miles of road works estimated at 28500. The council argued the area lacked services while delays and cost disputes arose with officials. A Labour party link and local voices framed the debate as a broader political matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canterbury Municipal Council
Rooky
Lek
Weathered NSW dairy trade and prices amid drought reads mix
Amid drought conditions in New South Wales a Sydney dairy market report notes milk shortages and high butter and Lucerne hay prices. Farmers count losses from late frosts while Sydney buyers push higher bids. shipments to London continue as wholesalers anticipate further price movements.
Framta at Lid wholesale and trade in large shortages
The report discusses Framta at Lid wholesale facing a banded adjustment for trade cross and currency, with maize and peas prices and bulk shipments noted. It mentions heavy arrivals, limited supplies of prime wheat and other grains, and a brisk demand from Sydney buyers while low stocks persist amid seasonal variation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lid
Sydney
Tasmanis
Dushol
Lovvinn
Huntrais
Northara
Uliah
Sydney Hoses
Sintente
Richmond
Newa
Amo
New South Wales
War
Evening News
Teniefield
Morth
New South
Wales
Gueenslaad
Fire aftermath case pits electrical engineers against timber merchant
In Pyrmont New South Wales the case to recover 304 pounds 19 shillings and sixpence proceeds in district court. plaintiff George Sydney Warburton and James Napier Frain trading as Warburton Pranit and Company claim work and materials supplied for electric testing and metering in the Umber yard earlier damaged by a fire on February 2. Defendant Te M Reasie timber merchant contests the contract terms alleging non completed work and interruption by the fire. The loss stems from underwritten work and a disputed sale of materials. The judge awaits further evidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ul Fonzie
Umber Yard
Pyrmont
Mportant
Bette Judes Morsay
Sroner District Court
Ffs
George Sydney Warburton
James Napier Frain
Warlerton, Pranit
Compesy
Eleemical Engineers
Clarence-strast
Syiney
Abuttuirtoad
Miller-street
Pyrzone
Wits Finte
Tesarance
Campbell
Sire Leverrinr
H. Selwer
Eppesred
Dor
Sail Liz
Mens
Eobuis Uter
Sole
Wisdein
Stece
Lion
Don
Broken Hill South
Mfr
Romysny
Hyil
Metio Sul ‘Wagle
Austrelec
Tadus‘Grist Provident
Myallssad Peak
Amalgamated Tints SA
Broter Fil Speiriswiry
Stockton Cost
Queen Bee Capper
East Greta
North Gricuiel
Almost
Tirhardsas
Weench
Aalea
Sydney
Second Ea ‘Marcon Til Mutual Insurance
Weed
Bank A
Dalsells
Beckeg
South
Greet
Haden
Bruteen
Sunretion Nori
Tis
Broken Hill
Cerapans
Ste
Gora
Soui-Petroson
Melbourn Thurstar
Hong
Melbourne
Jie
Broken
South Booka
Mort Ailie
Eales
Crown Lyell
Gaz Driseis
Seles
Brizes
Ezias Oba
Aretuel
Caisdomla
Moon
Lanz
Death from Poison Claimed Life of James Coxe
A young man named James Coxe, son of two felons, died at Prince Alfred Hospital yesterday after consuming poison. He reportedly ingested medicine syrup on Tuesday evening and was treated, but succumbed to the poisoning. An inquest was ordered by the coroner to determine the circumstances of his death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Coxe
Noreetrsiner
Josen Casi
Beth Ivest
Reptera
Prince Alfred Hospital
Weihered
Li Seomig
Youse
Cima
Hartuz
Fes
Bankruptcy Hearing Adjourned Amidst Banking Terms and Names
The court adjourned the hearing for Alfred Ittin and associated parties amid bankruptcy proceedings. Witnesses testified under oath, with examiner Mr. Gér Lind providing final decisions as the examination resumes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Ittin
Brierley
Cocceat
Tre
Jody Natant
Aperen Jo
Ie Penart
Gér- Lind
Eyamitalon
Exeminet Agier
John Iisbar
AA\uhills
Caer
Gus deRas
eMclsi
Snakes in Courtroom Scene Drawn From Nonsensical Exchange
An elderly inebriate and a magistrate clash over a string of garbled remarks in a court chamber. The dialogue features misheard names, stray phrases, and fragmented statements that hint at a disorderly proceeding without clear actions or outcomes.
The Share Market Declines and Rising Broken Hill Prices
A chaotic market report notes a mixed session with copper, cobalt, and tungsten price shifts. Broken Hill South leads gains with record high silver and reserves funding, while Australian and New Zealand shares show varied activity, including financials and commodities.
Fragmentary OCR Note on Names and Places From Unknown Source
Fragmented text references names and places with unclear context including Bethea New Hebrides Mauritius and Great Britain. The passage appears to mix proper nouns, languages, and garbled phrases without a coherent narrative or resolvable event. Further readable context is required for a reliable summary.
Arbitration Court hearing on union dispute in New South Wales
An arbitration hearing addressed a dispute involving the AmaleemateT Dihuraterwen and Joangregrey Butcher's Union of New Zealand. The Carrase Butchers' Association filed, with Mr Wess-Fine and Westa-Horne presenting, detailing references to the Genra matter and questioning the massing of Refors the Ce yepliewtt. The session debated objections, legal points, and potential waivers as the court prepared to proceed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lenaly
Amaleematet Dihuraterwen
Wess-Fine
Weas-Horne
SiMeela
Manre
Gksig
Merhhans
Wenstarie Will Wate
Lily Otjeet
Muller
Avai
Failure Or Bungle In Tram Woes At Fitzwater
Cluttered account details a tram incident involving alleged mismanagement and financial losses. Reported figures reference pounds and shillings, partial ballast removal, and questions over work quality. The piece notes disrupted service, a damaged line, and public frustration over costs and outcomes.
Serious charges against a chemist in odd court incident
A chemist, John McCardie, faced serious charges after an incident at Fascivision Cours on May 20. The accuser, Annie Mebel Victor Hall, aged 90, testified a man attacked her with an instrument in a street scene, leading to injuries and subsequent hospital treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fascivision Cours
Witernpany
John McArdie
Anaie’ Hall
Annies
Victor Hall
Ilersésville
Macleay Eire
Bealtie-sireet
Exiney
Oxford-streat
Anced
Sisker
Shen Ito
Ostord
Livestock Market Report Shows Steady Lamb and Beef Prices
A detailed record of a livestock sale outlines prime lambs and prime cattle values, with prices noted per head and per hundredweight. Regional buyers and sellers reported steady demand, with modest gains over previous rates and variations by grade and weight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atta Hamebush
Prive Leery Croszbred Weliere
Ofiza
Eracebanaes
Pris Aery
Ube Courker
Bedhur
Prine
Upsera Tor Maythey
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Wissen Salahenlie
Telet
Tnpuries
Wostieimeaion
Campbelltown
Camden
Getrytien
Lucerne Bay
Hunter
Victoria
Mimanja
San Australia
Weat
Seserat
Ul Ney
Cuburben Grocere
Tom Crist
Ieee Aca
Buren
Ies
der Duzen S. Mrort
al Bears
Che Gysary Cataruan
Newlald
End Roca
Dickees
Wuburken
Acayillag Ta Athe
Egoui
Cuming
Aliem
Senate
Ibe Wien
Wied Co
Ion
Ana
Tiark
Abby
Eto Iim
Benes
Ieee
Cms
Cabelcumm
Per Daséa
Pier
Patna
Pega
Dantez
Phate
Cakeo Gm
Rebfern
Ohi
Electrical Engineers
Clata
Bankruptcy Court
Snakes
Jeunce
General Camrt
Tayy
Shieping
P. Axd
Saat
Maid
Bethea
Journeymen Butchers' Diispute
Manlys
Lee
Curt Olle
Fitzwater
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