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Newspaper
Sydney Evening News
Location
Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 11, 1907
Page
5
Fragmentary OCR text presents a partial local note or notice. Readable elements include scattered words and phrases suggesting a community record or announcement. The incomplete text lacks clear names, dates, locations, organizations, or concrete actions to identify a definite event.
A fragmented report details the Melbourne murder aftermath. Police suspect Bernard Bauer's involvement as Victorians report a tense scene with Bauer attacked in his room, bleeding from the head, and a visitor named Walto present during the discovery. The inquiry centers on motive, timeline, and whether coercion influenced the events.
A crowd in Millers Point disrupted by a Red Flag Song led to four men, Henderson Murray Ryan and two others, being arrested or fined. MP Wilshire condemned the disturbance as police and constables acted, while one man received leniency. The event reflects early 20th century labor tensions and public order responses.
At Goulburn Sessions several defendants faced charges from theft to attempted burglary. Aed aged man and others were convicted. sentences included hard labor and imprisonment. Specific cases mention a coat, stolen funds, and jail terms in Bathurst and Goulburn gaols.
Oliver Horry son of George Berry of Yarrowyex near Armi fale died in hospital from a fatal gunshot wound received while engaged in a native dog live on Saturday. The rest of the United Kingdom figures are mixed with customs and shipment notes from various offices, mentioning duties, excise, and ship movements.
Walter Len bookmaker sought divorce from Rebena Lea formerly Les alleging desertion. He testified they married in November 195, as his first cousin, in Barns Bonor theater area under Methodist ceremony. The petition cites disputes over church rites and conduct, with Len describing wife leaving for a dance and refusing to reconcile. A decree was granted to be moved to final solium in six tombs.
Catherine Telly formerly Eggleston petitioned for relief from Thomas Reilly on grounds of cruelty and non support. The couple wed in February 1919 at Bungendare Roman Catholic rites. Reilly, a laborer, failed to support, often drank, threatened violence, and damaged property. The petitioner sought relief for herself and two children. The magistrate granted a decree on cruelty and non support with relief to be payable in six months.
Joseph Patrick Wilks presented at Glebe Police Court after a June 4 seizure of seven obscene post cards found at his premises by Inspector Roche under a search warrant. The magistrate ordered most cards destroyed, one specimen to be retained for evidentiary use pending prosecution, with Wilks claiming the cards were innocent.
Henry Benjamin, a young taifor, faced the Water Police Court for stealing a bottle of oysters valued at £3 from Comino Brothers. Detected by Detective Brown around 11 pm Saturday, Benjamin was seen with companions, and the bottle lay at his feet as he sat with a girl and a friend in a doorway. The magistrate called it a mean robbery, not a daring one.
A garbled sports note describes a heavy morning workload and many misread names. The fragment lists numerous individuals such as Coveney Bur ton Avate Faneagwe Swimmer diryman and Joe Bess among others, with scrambled phrases implying races or positions but no clear event, score, or outcome.
An 1900s lands board session on Bogamiki Holding near Moree heard applicants from Waiel MTA and others, with Mr Knox and Mr Davies presenting. Debate covered area 47,30 acres, railway, and exchange terms. crown figures cited around £7800 in favor of Crown tenants, with improvements valued by witnesses at about £400, and negotiations over surrender and exchange continuing.
A former police officer, Henry Chard, was hanged after accusations of assaulting coal worker James Sivari. Witnesses testified the ex officer chased and strangled the man near a wharf, prompting a police response. The case highlighted tensions between workers and authorities at the Water Polling Court.
A fourth mast crew quarrel erupts on the Janette Francolac with Ther Peerkel accusing Theodore Habermann of theft and assault. Habermann pays a £2 fine after a midnigh t confrontation. details in Water Police Court reveal tormented tempers and unsettled blame in a chaotic coastal incident.
The trial resumes with Mr Gannon addressing the jury about a peculiar case involving a woman who testified no corroboration supports her account. The defense claims words were added to a book map, damaging her claim while noting her age and alleged relationships.
A federal arbitration case centered on wool shearing wages discusses the Darling, Couribome, and related unions in Australia. The hearing covers wage rates, regional practices, and the impact of seasonal labor on the industry, with testimony from union and employer representatives.
The City Council discussed raising the town clerk and city engineer salaries to about 1000 pounds yearly. W. B. Richards, formerly city surveyor, now alderman, led the salary proposal. A meeting at Coswell Chambers heard support from Aldermen and committee members for the Wobbs candidacy.
A fragmented page segment recounts a trial or jury narrative with unnamed figures and unclear events. It mentions a foreman and a jury, hints at political or legal intrigue, and references a peacemaking effort amid disorder. The text presents chaotic, garbled details typical of OCR from a dated newspaper, preserving core names and actions where readable.
Bankruptcy court hearing set for June 7 regarding a formal case with party names garbled. Proceedings appear related to a cable or telecommunication matter with references to bidders and representatives, but the text is heavily corrupted and difficult to parse.
Heavy rains sweep the country, affecting major regions from the coast to inland areas. Weather officials warn of lingering showers, possible flooding in low-lying zones, and wind gusts impacting coastal towns as forecasts extend into the week.
An OCR readout describes disrupted shipping and travel movements across multiple routes with scattered names and places. It notes immediate action, investigations, and potential impact on schedules, suggesting a broader logistical disruption affecting merchants and travelers.
An excited defendant, Laney Mark, faces a one panelmast charge amid a murky transcript. The report notes confusion in statements and references a Berne aspeule and Comsat pastes with unclear details about the Purensana case and related parties.
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