Miner’s Bankruptcy Case Reveals Breach of Promise Claim
Richard Gane, miner of Woonona and Clus ton, examined in bankruptcy proceedings over May 25, faces a breach of promise claim for £500 by Luiss Agnes Miller. He admits no fear, admits debt payments, and testifies about hidden money and misstatements. The case details loans, concealment, and alleged looseness with funds as he awaits further action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Gane
Woonona
Cluston
Ty ‘Woydlow
Luiss Agnes Miller
Darlinghurst
Rou
Damraz
Scaraborogen
Woononn
Aasignen
Reston
Ewes
Richard Smithd
Sane
Smith
Mr. Mitchel
Ony
Gol Turn
Atlas Miller Tie
Find
Lund
Discharge Granted in Bankruptcy Custody Case
Douglas Ronald Waddell, a Singleton bankrupt, was discharged from custody by order of K A Henry Registrar in Bankruptcy. The release followed an application stating nearly one month confinement and purged contempt, with prior sequestration and imprisonment under the Bankruptcy Act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. A. Henry
Douglas Ronald Wad I
Gymster
Singleton
MNS
Darlinghurst
Tor
N.s.iv
Parlinehurst
Douglas Donald Waddell
Douglas Ronald Dell
Douglas Ronald Waddell
Henry
Roistrarda
Bankrpt
Debiors' Drlaog
Sydary
Reishar
Aolng
Douglas Wad
Bus Service Halted After Trial Run in Machceville
Residents complained of a brief trial between Enmore and Wedhloll roads with buses stopping mid-journey. Unfavorable conditions and high fares led to calls for reintroduction on the route with through fares reduced to one penny, matching longer-distance rates elsewhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enmore Na Wedhloll
Machceville
Races Shuffled as Warwick Farm Scratches Hit Card
Stoont Dane and Dernier are scratched for all Warwick Farm races today. The Wasa trainer Tether sends Haincloud Loch Late Crulakeen Seismic and Kuduma, the latter a strong two year old by Hant Brion. Impudent and Posey were auctioned at Inglis Bona yesterday with Posey bought by Mr L Aurahams for 26aes. Fitz-Grafton and others head to Sydney. Joch Hes Bonita sail with M Ren. Jockey George Price departs for a holiday to Sydney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stoont Dane
Dernier
Warwick Farm
Wasa
Tether
Sydney
Haincloud
Loch Late
Crulakeen
Seismic
Kuduma
Hant Brion Timp
Impudent
Posey
Inglis
Bona
Dazaac
The Golfer's Appetite and Courtroom Oddities
Vague OCR snippet describes odd notes about golf and meals, with a court case involving William Egan, Caries Lawson, and Thomas Sueengyan Bel. Lawson pleaded guilty. others failed to appear and were warned. Names and details are garbled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dertinghurst
William Egan
Caries Lawson
Thomas Sueengyan Bel
Divorce Court Case Reports of Desertion and Abuse
Margaret Ryes formerly O Sullivan seeks divorce from John Ryan on constructive desertion grounds. They wed in April 149% under Roman Catholic rites. The husband, an orchardist, beat and confined her repeatedly, abused her after the baby died, and forced her to move. He relocated to Redfern and later his behavior included further violence. She endured threats to force her to leave and feared for her safety. In May 1002 she took a title shay then returned when he asked for reconciliation, but his conduct did not improve. A decree nisi was granted with six months to move to absolution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Ryes
O'Sullivan
John Ryan
Araiuen
Provoner
Bertram
Pymble
Abe
Bip Talor
Waverley
Rediers
Fisehest
Pyrmont
Az Ake
Tim
West Australia
Shattered Hopl Beating in Desertion Case at Handeworth
In a tangled 1890s divorce petition before the court, Walter Shephard Williams sought relief from Barsh Williams formerly Stainer on grounds of desertion. The case heard March 16 questioned respondent identity. evidence showed she left Sydney for England in February 1891 and did not return. The petitioner delayed filing until 1896, claiming hope she would return, while witnesses described a disorderly residence and restaurant ties. The judge reserved judgment on the delay issue and ruled in the petitioner's favor on the primary matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Shephard ‘Williams
Barsh Williams
Stainer
Handeworth
Birmingham
Eoe
A. ‘Thornton
Sydney
England
Dell Tioner
Himale
Bester
No. 4
Lower George-street
Petitioner
Georges Kent
My. Thomson
Nano Wwhitever
Married in waste Graser v Graser decree absolute granted
Josephine Mary Graser formerly Chin petitions for divorce from Emil Karl Martin Graser on desertion. She married December 1844 at Sydney, when she was 16. He left claiming to seek work, returned briefly, then avoided her for about a year. She testified to repeated separations and his intoxicated returns. A decree nisi was granted to be made absolute in three months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josephine Mary Graser
Emil Karl Martin Graser
Mr. Hingson
Sydney
Accident at the Yarriu Street Power House
Jobs O'Brien, 23, an electrician living on Gardiner Street Sydesham, sustained painful injuries while on duty at Yarriu Street Power House. While removing a standby engine, an electric current was applied, causing a severe shock. He suffered wounds to both forearms and chest, was taken by ambulance to Royal Prince Alfred Hospital, treated, and later returned home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jobs O'Brien
Gardiner-street
Sydesham
Yarriu-Street
Mirong
O'Brien
Benee
Royal Prince Alfred Hospital
Call on the Butcher: court hearing over a ransom claim
A blurred court record describes a defendant named Berman before Water Pelle Court on June 6, accused of demanding payment and threatening the prosecutor. Fragmentary text references mis-spelled names, a steamer Westralia, and a risky transfer of funds.
Federal Parliament Debates Interference and Tariff Clash
Debates resumed in Melbourne House of Representatives with Mr Reid challenging the Prime Minister’s stance on Imperial interference, the Governor General, and Australian protection policies. He accused the government of courting Labour support and criticized tariff provisions under the Commerce and Anti-Trust measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbicam
Priday
House of Representatives
Deakin
Beddow
Canada
House of
Dayar
Geld
Kennedy
Bloh
Mr. Ri
Denkin
Lavebler
Ple
Reid
Labour Party
Australia
Australis
Great Beitain
Revd Dad
Country
John Forrest
Latterice
Teeld
Wodinx
Generata Gneerh
Kanakas
Nata
Dangerous practice on railway parcel of acid sparks warning
In the Summons Division of the Central Po co court Robert Davies urged action against a city firm for sending by rail a parcel containing acid without clear marking. The case exposed risks of forwarding dangerous goods and prompted warnings from Mr Cargill and Mr Perrier that negligence could have caused fumes and harm. The judge noted a minimum penalty of £50 and urged caution in future rail shipments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poco Court
Robert Davies
Ehlet
Portes
Caee
Cargill
Var
Einbke
Perrier
Widow's Benefit Case At Darlinghurst Sessions
William Smith, middle aged, was charged at Darlinghurst Sessions before Judge Backhouse with stealing £26 11s 4d from Charles Scharedort and others in Sydney on April 1. He pleaded not guilty. The Crowe subscription backed by a widow fund led to a further £26 us ed, paid to Mrs Pruberton, Smith's defense argues the defendant was unable to pay and was coerced by hardship. The jury found him guilty with a recommended mercy, and sentence was deferred to secure payment to the claimant within three months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiliam Smith
Darlinghurst
Jujga Backhouse
Charles Scharedort
Syd~ney
Crowe
Pemberton
Brooklyn
Pruberton
Smith
Deva
Eaton
Mercr
Trewan
Dickens Auction Notes and Theatre Sale Summary
An item from the York auction mentions a balance in pounds and a sale at the Theatre Ten Jewel. Jambo is noted with his galbed and sentan at the Viveur event, with a sum of $4 to emerge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dickens
York
Tambs ‘Jambo
Weather Notes Across New South Wales and Surrounding Towns
The report lists dozens of towns with varying rainfall and temperatures. Orange records 39, Wellington, Tamworth, and Parkes show light to moderate totals while some areas report near zero or light showers. A changeable pattern continues with yesterday’s rain and a later thunderstorm in parts, and spring-like conditions persist in regions such as Queanbe yan and Campbellton with ongoing showers and improving pasture. Local reports describe stock shortages and buyer activity amid a flourishing district, while notes from Liverpool and Wellington detail intermittent rain and mild winds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walloe
Armidale
Bateman’s Bay
Bathurst
Blackneath
Bowral
Bundella
Carceah
Carrachool
Canalle Condebolla
Coolah
Coolamon
Cowrs
Moruze
Moust Victoria
Mudgee
Murrumburrah
Mureucundi
Nabrandera
Narromine
Nundle
Orange
Parkes
Quirindi
Rockley Ut
Syanoy
Tamworth
Faralyn
Temors
Travelo
Tumberumbd
Wlindutla
Oneorie
Wellington
Springwood
Queanbeyan
Share Market Roundup From London and Sydney Closing Quotes
Friday closing quotes for metals in London show lead at £17 per ton, tin £182 58, spelter £20 1s 6d buyer £39 17s 6d seller, copper £85 4d per ton, silver 28-½d per ounce. Australian dividends include Lachlan Gold Field dividend and Vulcan Tip payout, with varied Sydney and Queensland listings amid bullion proceeds and bank notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Lachlan Gold
Nmnelling
Tiran Mver Gold Credeine Company
Vulcan
Queensland
Saturd Brilliant
St. Georges United
Torigor
Associated Northern Clocks
Diviefond
Jilly
Sydney
Aller Rxt
ewil—Royal Bank of Queensland
Broken Hill
Marshall's
Rhuttleton Copper
Sulphide Corporation
East Greta
Junction North
Clarks Bwv
Victory
South Mocks
Broken Hin Block 10 Company
Austradiat Gaalight
Delaseil
Mount David
Ruby
Aroked
Wally
Cosi
Heine
Sheep Stealing Trial Hears In Cooma Court
In Cooma on Friday the Quarter Sessions heard a case of sheep stealing. The accused, Priveifia surg e Truthor, pleaded not guilty but was found guilty of receiving stolen lambs. The jury sentenced him to three years at hard labor and a further term for poor conduct, with the convict to be moved for harsher discipline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cooma
Plisherdings Persiling
Belles
Priveifia Surge
Waksern
Ton Pomed Burke
Ioan
Lamba
Gouthum
Interstate Football Team Selections Reported
The article lists players selected for a forthcoming Interstate football match. Names include backfield and forward positions with multiple players such as Matthews Judd Burden Harge and others. An additional player is noted as to be selected later in the process.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bern
Ewannel
Gaxtn
Bankruptcy Court Voluntary Sequalitrations
Alycander Kinnlanoot of 44 Coventrert Aalmule, formerly on Cordhupe-street Paulding ton, clerk in the Education Department, MF T Lloyd official assignee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alycander Kinnlanoot
Coventrert
Aalmule
Cordhupe-street
Pauldington
Education Department
T. Lloyd
Tests of Sobriety At Local Pub In Yorkshire
In Pontefract William Irische asivor was summoned for being drunk at a public scene near the Golden Ballion. Dr Clofield noted the defendant walked a straight chalk line and repeated sentences clearly when questioned, including a bizarre phrase about a hippopotamus in a perambulator. The judgment or outcome remained unclear in the report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AL Pontefract
Yorkshire
Wiliam
Dr. Clofield
Euter
Nuseey
Golone
Aires
Tequirion
Copper prices rise and production fears loom
Copper is valued around £85 per ton as high demand for construction and war material fuels price spikes. Analysts warn output could nearly double past years, while industrial use grows, and households face higher costs amid uncertain supply.
Alleged Wheat Conspiracy Charged in Sydney Court
Detore Kasce and seven others including Henry Petit Richard Margetis John Whalen Alfred Connelly and William Boittishouse were charged with conspiring to defraud Danial Clerk and John Henry Crocker flour tillers of about 100 bags of wheat valued at approximately 27 pounds between January 1905 and May 1906 in Sydney. Witness Charles Brown testified to Whalen Pettit and others discussing wheat theft and arranging loads at the mill and Darling Harbour with senior constable Bennett involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kasce
Dental Police
Yuatertay
Henrry Pecti
Richard Margetis
John Wiliam ‘Whalen
Alfred Michael Connelly
William Boittishouse
John Henry Crocker
Clark
Crocker
Sydney
Charles Brown
Uplon-street
Erskineville
Whelan and Petit
Whalen
Bem
Whaten
Georgi
Troll Thette
Yuri
Snowy
Pettit
Waslen Furs
Fermuson
Miter
Clarke
Conetenie Benneit
Pettitt
Witorse
Amy
Witneaw
Whalea
Dulce Mick
Benoety
Constenie
Robles
Anobuy
Bennett
F. WeCabe
Darling Harbour
Man fined for allowing drunken premises in Hunt Street
At Central Police Court Inspector Roche prosecuted Treun Reeshan of Hunt Street City for permitting Edwin Ryan on his premises on Sunday May 20. Reeshan received a £3 fine and six weeks in double hard labour. Ryan, found on the premises during prohibited hours, was fined £1 and 6s costs, plus seven days of hard labour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aubinspector Roche
Treu
Nin Reeshan
Novsda Trrel
Society Forms to Protect Horses in Burin Meeting
A Horseflesh Eaters society is formed in Burin with Major General Zonel as president. The group aims to counter prejudice against horse meat as work horses are retired to market. They plan a Berlin Housewives supper to showcase horse dishes and cite Potsdam slaughter declines vs 1905 while horse meat consumption rises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burin
Zonel
Barhhuus
Beald
Berlin
Potsdam
Sailing Vessels Long Passage to Sydney Reported
Long passages are noted for vessels bound for Sydney. The Gunford is 108 days from Iquique, Rodenbok 30 days from Liverpool to Britain, Vioventia 97 days from Wongkong to Newcastle, and Willan Ty 20 days from Iquiquo to Newcastle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Newepatle
Gunford
Iquique
Rodenbok
Liverpool
Buitney
Vioventia
Wongkong
Newcaatle
Willan Ty YO
Iquiquo
Newouatte
Breaches of the Liquor Act at Newtown Police Court
Emily Mason of International Note Newtown faced charges for allowing a minor to drink during prohibited hours. She pleaded guilty as Constable Cirry noted the offender’s promise. Magistrate imposed potential penalties and fines, with several men reprimanded for minor offenses under alcohol laws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newtown
Emily Mason
International Note
King Street
Potics
Eliot
Bergeant Cirry
alharoMesra
Donaldson
John Phillipa
John Joseph Campbell
Samuel Morrelis
Edward Retchen
Henry Murphy
James Alien
Submarine Thieves Reported in Colombo Harbor
A damaged Colombo correspondent tale describes thieves causing trouble at Colombo harbor during a Roeien tremmport Sangirl war. An onboard thief reportedly grabbed a five shilling stake from the Ravin commander, while unknowns vanished under water after a coup. Similar alleged breakins electrify the region with various misdeeds noted near Hop Weasel and Boney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbo
Ceylos
Express
Jarbour
Hop Weasel
bin Boney
Australian and European Grain Markets Report
A chaotic wartime style market note describes Londar west marker activity quiet but improving demand for Austre and Nan eirgnes. It cites Sydney milling orders, prices for flour and oats, and shipments from the country districts. Reports from Buenos Aires and London note favorable condition for wheat and maize, with varied prices and transport notes affecting Australian feeds.
Unclear Shipping Notes Signal Fragmentary Trade Row
Fragmented OCR text about shipping routes and names. Mentions Amelia, Kansera, Dynes, Gate, Bano, Lanok, Parker, Jam, and various place references. Lacks coherent events or dates, rendering a partial news item.
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Aed “Laer Bahan
Pert
MINER
Witsste
Abe Replind
Eer
Honda
Bane
Nim
Mo Bra
Berman’ Commersill
Pelle
William Gies
Gi “Paler
George Atrestorth
Heddart
Parker
Westralia
Godney Feauerday
Asch
Gubl
Talo
Federal Parliament
MR. Reid
Interstate Football
Bankruptcy Court
O.M
Bert
Pases
Commercial
Egus Deatier
Bydney
Anothar
Ateuse
Oormaionesty
Indy
Ameual
Bren
Pollard
Russia
Hostal
Souin
Andaluaia
Capadian
Beil
Bureos Aires
Queenstead
Brietane
Wallungarrd
Xomr
Alma
Piotr
Piotr “Synelr Ram
Pilakurp
Tom Couerdt
Tiran
Yormandy
Bel
Prine
Ula
EL Guey Remy
Burbas
Thrash
Madora
Joue
Gueviislatel
Alcigr
ARUN
Rales
Ant Sovanbill
Mabbler Amit
Aqvall
Pein
Peat
Bala
Soilore
Wai
Oey
Drethere Liales
Wdo
Adser
Bowral M.D
Earl A
Ee Wien
THE
London Pjranclad Timms
Lee Coeneckly
Hila
Vhs Lawl
Meritt
Viwlan
sTevesd
Sami Woychik
Tor Musreo
Caillimione
Peng
Wiker Riley
Agilaia
Marie
Faye
Winkie
Conkmact
Mar
fipReEy
Atricken
Anni Atstun
Hayek
Amelia
Ecemerr Kansera
Inin
Arid
Erielle
Faareiy
Ites Finetmaread Baniur
Pamiel Ahura Et Tonks Seglerday Tor Bano Aret
Eoeayeer Eiparey Amit
Pingus Ariel Ptr
Lanok
Pra
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