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Newspaper
Sydney Evening News
Location
Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 10, 1907
Page
5
The court heard a divorce petition by a husband against Rachel Ward on grounds of adultery. Testimony covered household events, disputes, and child custody arrangements. Proceedings referenced church involvement and consultation with a registrar. The narrative included inconsistent recollections and fragmented testimony from participants, with deliberations ongoing.
The document records a marriage dissolution petition involving Arcine Hobty Bulls and Adelaide Trinity Shares. It outlines representation by Str. bofel te and references travel to Melbourne and West Alls, with exchanges about the marriage, separations, and calls to file petitions, plus timelines and the petitioner’s requests for further evidence and action.
The report describes a marriage between Av CHE FiNtsa and Selle formerly Marcas from Jub Caatlo. The couple argued over a separation, his vow to a different woman, and inquiries into a possible divorce. A child, family members, and a returnable period of six months are noted in the accompanying statements.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a contract, a premier, Vancouver, a cabin scene, and several garbled names. Key entities are unreadable. no coherent event or outcome emerges.
In a Sydney courtroom Moses Hanna the defendant faces a long cross examination over claims of marriage intentions with Cissie Zathar. Witnesses recount threats and gifts, including a ring and jewelry, and discuss past travels, family pressures, and a marriage proposal tied to a later telegram.
A fragmentary court report recalls witness John Henry Wise and statements by Mr Winn about views on the mother. Minister James Berker of Bathurst Street Baptist Church is noted, with counsel questioning the exact words and substance of the testimony. The court adjourned without a firm resolution, awaiting next sessions.
Melbourne police seek leads in the murder of diamond merchant Bernard Sawer. A man from Sydney visited a Molhamry jewellery retailer seeking precious stones, then left. authorities have little actionable information as an inquest opens and adjourns.
A damaged report from Homebush stock sale shows values largely unchanged across sheep and lambs, with prime merino wethers and heavy lambs fetching steady to higher prices. Demand favored best sorts, while cattle and other stock saw mixed yet resilient pricing, as buyers maintained steady bidding through the sale.
A crowded Ascot trotting program sees Prial Handicap racing over one mile with Mulewood and Combs leading the field before a late surge by Owyinda and Lady Julian. Several top contenders, including W. Mart’s entries, face disqualification after the race as the event delivers a narrow victory by a length and a half.
Manmors arrives safely in Melhowree aboard the steamer Kunowne bought by Mr Glasgcock for export to Sligepore. Line yearlings sent by boat to Mr H Thompson of Hutstone for ravine purposes to Messrs A Currie and I Miller. Dr J Power, son of the late Dr Jo Power, has passed the primary exam of the F.R.C.S. in Roeland. Chisholm and Co announce a stallion landed in England for Mr Hunter White of Havilay named Developer from the Poeltano family. The horse is a brown hay or brown, sent to England in 1900, linked to Pioneer, Gallinube, and Naydl Breat-dam of Positano. The Newcomer will be tested among Haviah’s horses as racing prospects improve.
An elderly man aged over eighty, Lenis Hogne, died by his own hand in Walcha on Monday morning. The incident is reported as a self-inflicted death with no further details provided.
Peter Sxaerk, convicted of murder at White Ulifr, is to be executed tomorrow morning in Mreken Hill Gaol. The condemned man appears resigned to his fate and expresses quiet expectation.
Mr Justice O Connor presided at Darlinghurst Courthouse over a major proceeding involving the Australian Workers' Union the Pastoralists Association of Vieira and other regional bodies. The hearing heard that a number of points of contention had been settled with agreement on pay and preference provisions.
Frederick Burts of Koppel charged at North Sydney Police Court with stealing from Hatolt Kanone Military-road Moran and from Rev Alexander Main Wea Mowbray road Charswood. He allegedly took jewellery valued at £22 and four pairs of boots from Stewart at Lane Cove road North Sydney while employed as a general Useful. Burts reserved defence and was committed for trial.
The Sydney mining sector opened quiet amid cables from London and Adelaide. Key shares moved modestly with Mount Morgan and Mount Lyell among the noted interests. overall market sentiment showed cautious activity, with limited gains and several fractionally higher quotes across Sydney and Melbourne trading desks.
Customs revenue received at Sydney on a Sunday amounted to £1999, with stimulants contributing £2004. The report notes cargo via Pacer and Bae lines, and mentions June 1 PMS for Vaneminer at ea ports.
A Glenmore Road hotel case involves Belare Barkhouse seeking £20 from Baseline in a recovery claim for an alleged agreement with the hotel. The plaintiff alleges a rental arrangement at the Glenmore Road premises with weekly payments and goodwill in question, while the defendant denies the contract and any breach, claiming the other party was not a party to a formal agreement.
Fragmented report details a legal action involving church and school lands and an Archbishop. It references legislative debate, a review of a charter, and a dismissal tied to land and governance questions amid a broader reform movement.
In a disputed reshuffle, detectives received promotions amid leadership clashes. Promoted officers include Cevergine B. Werk and Benier-itereite Uieter, with details blurred by poor OCR. Faculty, officials, and civic leaders face questions over the motive and impact of the promotions.
A garbled OCR fragment lists names, places, and terms across global references. It mentions Benin and serial strings like TeMeTERENT amid scattered words, numbers, and apparent proper nouns, with no clear narrative or event to anchor a concise news item.
Fragmentary OCR items list names and places including Sears and Majorities in a local page. Reads like a jumble of phrases with scattered names, numbers, and street references, offering only foggy glimpses of a civic or commercial notice.
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