Court records reveal digamy case and clemency
Mary Ann Heine pleaded guilty to digamy for marrying Charles Heine on June 1 1868 at Singleton after a prior marriage. The judge showed leniency, noting coercion by a suitor and uncertainty about the husband Smythe, and she received a suspended sentence while the co-accused Smythe was arrested for wedding her while Heine was alive.
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Docket
Mary Ann Heine
Singleton
Charles Robary Heine
George ‘Wallats Smith
Ellen Maude Webb
Botmare-street
Roselle
Abe
Witeas
Salt
Smythe
Bim
Ser Waiden Aioe
Ordes
Otice
Lim
Bin
Coogee
Carey
Tim
Heine
Charlie Bull's
Pyll-aireet
Uey
Audren
Central Police Court
Ann Hetue
Glyte
Jou
Hit
Crown Prosecutor
Smith
Fal A. Iuesell
Institute Bankers of New Bouts Wales
Bille
London
Melbourne
Liles
Traiss Sisler
Earl Deaschamp
Ja"ney
Lacie Brassey
Hamden
Lamington
Sie
Vowell-Buston
Gir MW
Norman
Ada
Sizhotle
Nicholls
Eas
Steubit
Central Police
Feast for the Poor Plans Approved Illuminations Across City
Government Architect Veron has designs for Coromation Lumina Hons approved by Cabinet. All public buildings will feature them at low cost using old material. government urges citizen participation. Premier hints at a scheme including a grant for the poor and funeral celebrations, with feast cost estimated around £5000.
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Veron
Country Hospital Case Verdict Records Damages
The case before Mr Justice Cohen in the Nary Court involved John Kroemer Kelmar a qualified medical practitioner suing Hedley Scredey treasurer of the Wynmomg District Hospital for 200 pounds claiming wrongful dismissal from the post of medical officer at the hospital. The jury after a short retirement returned a verdict for the plaintiff for 51 pounds and damages plus 28 pounds salary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice Cohen
Sary Court
John Kroemer Kelmar
Hedley Sccdey
Wyniomg
Prohibited immigrant case in Water Court sanctions fine
In Water Court yesterday J Z T Donatos prosecuted R Le Colperler for hosting a prohibited immigrant aboard the steamship Armand Bebic. The master’s passport list and crew documents were presented. The magistrate imposed a £20 fine with hard labour and costs as the defence faced strong opposition.
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Water Court
Smithers
Customs Omeet
J. Z
Doophoe
Omes
Canam Amon
Arbitration Court hears miners wage dispute in Wollongong
In Wollongong the Arbitration Court resumed with a small audience dominated by mining community members. Jax Maguire, mining union secretary, testified on wages and safety costs, discussing past coal prices, safety lamps, eight hours work, and arbitration as a remedy. He argued for fair pay amid rising living costs, citing history from Mount Pleasant to Mount Kembla and South Clifton. The court will inspect the mines, possibly visiting Mount Kembla Colliery, as proceedings adjourn.
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Wollongong
Arbitration Court
War Jax Maguire
Ruvele
Miners’ Union
Clifton
England
Mount Plescapl
Mount Keirs
Bulli Caillerien
Safiy Lampe
Miooys
Bewin
Slount Kembla Collies
Parmene
Wight
Mirike
Mount Pleasant
Wea
Sud
Wwe
Ubon
Bulls Bud
Mavb-Committee
Constaiine
Orners
Lhe Miners’ Union
Witnens
Ugard
Pariita
Victoria
Thie
New Zealand
Witnese
Gouth Clitven
Ubeerbe- Hon
Bara
Maguire
Evidanes
Withem
Mount Kembla
Souh Clifton
Fanner
Cline
South Clifton
Wade
Withees
Bouin Clifton
Umie
Newcastle
Newcailibe
Sydney
Ile
Mount Kemble
Brets
Withies
Garinere
Wiineas
Heahifersten
Mount Kem
Health Bill debated by board deputation and official
A deputation from the Institute of Architecture pressed the Health Bill before the Board of Health, seeking timely passage. Dr. Ashburton Thompson opposed forcing bylaws into Parliament, arguing building provisions belong to the board’s control and that drafting input from architects would aid progress.
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Board of Health
Wuitute
Architeria
My. G. A. ManaBekt
Ikey
Ce Beyp
Ashburicn Thompson
State Parliament Proceedings Reported in Assembly
In the Assembly yesterday the Premier informed Mr. Rdien that he could state what the Government would do regarding meeting with the suspension of fodder duties until the motion of Pennure was disposed of. The Council rose to 4.39 and, after transacting formal business, was adjourned until next Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rdien
Gundagai to Tumut Railway Delays and Land Holders
Report on the Gundagai to Tumut railway faces delays from landholder objections and timber shortages for the Murrumbidgee viaduct. The minister ordered continued progress despite unsettled land matters and contractor issues.
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Gundagai TO
Tumut
Widespread Rainfall Impacts Farm Regions Across The Country
A fragmented report notes recent rainfall across multiple towns including Armadale Kiama Molong Parramatta Parkes and Piot on with temperatures cold and winds high. Farmers report worsening conditions, delayed sowing and potential crop damage if rain continues, while local officials discuss weather impacts on supply and farming plans.
Sydney's Water Supply Report Shows Decline in Use
The Easter Chief reports Prospect Reservoir daily outflow at 10.452 million gallons, down from 20.03 million last year and 19.611 million the prior week. The board attributes the drop to reduced consumption as residents heed appeals. Reservoir supply to the city remains around 3 million gallons daily, with last year’s levels largely from wells, now from the grid system as officials confirm higher usage there.
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Sumterdaye
Eaasptern
Ultimo
Tey
Reai
le Torervoir
Stopping the Waste of Water by House to House Inspectors
A report on household water waste inspections was presented. During three days 268 inspections were made, 13 persons cited for wander leaks but no shutdowns occurred. If defects aren’t fixed within 48 hours water may be cut off, with automatic systems and officer orders to enforce. Officials will address water use in public buildings and restrict off hour waste, including Sunday mornings cleaning routines.
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Erin
Rome
Bill
Amaron
Polota
Agaloch
Harrada
Wednéatay
Westerdey
Morsing
Grae
Amy Ord
Parkes
Pioton
Wetuvetay
W. Holmen
Cartain
Hedfern
Elizabeth Jones
Pyrmont
Toy Huebend
Meibsuras
Sydney
Wednesday's Newcastle Racecourse Opening Handicap results
Races at Newcastle Racecourse opened with a windy day and fast betting. Prince Butler led visitors in the opening handicap over 6 furlongs amid strong prices, as Metal Lace won the Jockey Club Handicap by two lengths in one mile.
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Newcastle Racecourse
Ateracco—Tae Jockey Club
Ktendance
Prince Butler
F. Kuba
Mary
Childers
Speculum
Ma Pater
Tarik
Whiting
Antaeu
Rattlag
Jim
Comballo
Lady Mary
Prince Buber
Woo
Sangibe
Imin
Pach Weltek
Turionns
Pylaka
Barden
Irate
Soim
Ubedian
Yat
Yat (Stiamoww 2 Sec c Sac ‘Other Startere War Cloud
Tateho AE
Freie
Pylera
War Cloud
Metal Lace
Courtney
Landlive
Tat (Godby
de Agr
Archibald
Btn Murex
Moma
Burraneer
Invasion
Xm Blords
Silk
Dalmerton
Yorte
Egainet Burraseer
Specetum
de Aar
Metal Lac
Jarnival
A. Quian
Aegrito
T. Woodeate
Swanmilda
Beia
Omer Stariora
Erimot Bilt
Swaswon
Weronga
Bee Tou Ge
Cromwell
Bwaneon
Leach Carnival
Negrito
Witot
Bristol Bul
Ahres Jonatha
Thos
Kensington Fifteen Hands Handicap Fractured Races at Kensington
Loch Arrow defeats Claneman by a length in the Fifteen Hands Handicap at Kensington over four furlongs with odds 4 to 1. Other races listed include the Fourteen-One Handicap won by Carbeau by a length and the Trial Stakes featuring Brilliant Boy and Emprante.
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Loch Arrow
William
Yeyeseye Claneman
Gallimore
Fyree
Hiarseabo
Loch
Arrow
Claneman
Becape
Bandicap
Jerionge Carbeau
Adams
Stella
Cartwright
Migs Chetwynd
Jee M'Mabon
Sturieta- Seuabell
Deze
Grae
Agklnat Carbeku
Drradio Yi
Satenia
Ratte
Mix Sherwind
Lal Gace
Adama
Alureeres
Molly Riley
Depa
Picture
Fat
Whitbread
Lee Weller
Precky
Cereus
Kitty B
Wideline Li
Aljvye
Little Sean
Mdioaie
Mina
Baer
Moore Park Land geoposal discussed at council meeting
Alderman Waite outlines government plans for Moore Park land at a Sydney City Council session. The discussion references a August 1891 Lands Department communication and Privy Council decision, with claims land may be reserved or sold for public works and centennial use, while officials insist no public sale was announced.
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Seid Cortarsinna
Moors Park
Waite
Chy Cowell
Bes
Miri Waloe
Ands Department
U Couvell
Na Communication Dalad
Tod
Sydney
Maror
Briney
Fur Lands
Mtr
Carruibere
Henton
Department of Lands
Alderman Walke
Alivador Public Porpomes
Tend
Meriman Waite
Corporation
Moore Park
Wane
Privy Council
Oily Council
Agricultural Boclery
The Fate of a Cheque at Central Pollos Court
In Central Pollos Court Cheries Wilson Elias Rumeeld and others faced charges over a forged cheque drawn on Lamon Bank of Australia for £8 34, purportedly signed by James Porsz and Bona. Evidence by a shop employee placed Wilson at the shop with the cheque, later claimed to have been tendered by a man matching Wilson’s description. The case involves bank transfers, a dismissed attempt to delay, and Wilson’s committal for trial after being identified by staff and bank records.
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Pollos Court
Veetenay Cheries Wilson
Elias Rumeeld
Ala
Akop
Callaghan
Wan
Het Lary
Bella ruoRuy
Wuhar
JM Callahan
Wilson
Baring Ween
Tin Mun
Constable Sharp
Jas Forayth and Sons
Robert Chas Forayth
James Forsyth
Hagnarke
Commercial Bank
Hotert
Hobart
Kempsey
Tate
Choyus
Tasmania
Wilton
Gallwen
Convulsed Meeting Amid Legal Case and Honours Grant
A chaotic Melbourne era report describes a legal case after Kate McGowan attacked Jeanie Nicholls and others with a tumbler, leading to McGowan’s conviction. The St John Ambulance chapter receives royal thanks, and officers are listed. A note on Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy closes the item.
Mining turmoil at Rosai Mine and Donahen manager swap
The Rosai Mine Company at Club Tar- Nace Viel reports continued drilling and limited production with workers kept at the Beale Beale and new mine manager James Guiler taking charge at Donahen Bowang. Outlook remains bleak for Chapel Terrace as population declines while rail temperance proposals spark debate among NSW officials and railway commissioners.
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Bombala
Toe
Rosai
Pat
James Guiler
Majlina
Pai
Raa
Donahen
Bowang
Debility After Fever A Remarkable Cure Report
A Sydney suburb report recounts illness from fever and severe debility. Elizabeth Jones seeks relief, finds tonic made by Clemente, noting restored appetite, strength, and mood. The patient credits Clemente Tonie with a complete renewal of vitality and recovery from nervous distress.
Fragmented OCR News Note on Counterfeits and Remedies
Fragmented text discusses counterfeits and a warning, mentions Ere amd declared ak Pies nite Sita Ne Latte 2.0, references curative Erepertive and iherepratio vslag. Napositin is harvtaces and palpacio enough for dunes to ete through. Seemingly disjoint notes on seeds, fgee uth, and ovari eosuloe articis.
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Mbazabel
Amd
Svery Peachon
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Country Hospital
Southern Coal Dispute
State Parliament
Murrumbidgee
ciMere
Emark
SCM
Promt
Kensington
Swept & Company
Spring-Street
Sidney
Moore Park Land
Alderman Waine
St. John Ambulance Association
T. Jobe
Jerussien
Prince At Wales
Greenway-Middows
New South Wales
tRs
Sas
Colosel Vaedalwer Kafiy
Pairtax Roas
Dinsom
Blanbary
Guinea
Gray
Moser
Marie Jotmaten
Piaschi
St Joke Ambulances
Wollongsog
Taks Chamberlain
Coxah
New South Wales Alliance
I.e
Grange
E. Jones
Clemente Tonle
Alka
Clemente
Clements Tonie
Clements
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