The Coal Lumpers Strike Trial Proceedings
The Water Police Court heard a further charge against coal lumper Peter Thompson for assaulting Constable Jones on the wharf near Pyrmont Bridge. Witnesses described Jones drawing a revolver and Thompson withdrawing, with mixed testimony about window damage and intimidation during a labor procession. Thompson was remanded on the additional charge and later freed on two months’ imprisonment for the earlier case. a separate case against Thompson for violence toward John Hunter was postponed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Thompson
Jones
Ieoetet
He Water Police Court
William Akehurst
API
Pyrmont
Thompson
Abe Jones
Conable
Joy T Milstile
T& “Ohere
Yer
Rased Thompson
Pyrnome Bridge
Mr. Healy
Thompeon
Brsville
Wilson
Papore
Wilshire
Jones Prette
John Hunter
Leo Hageeo
Ernest
Rube
Toning a Stevedore’s House Incident at Water Police Court
Teles Murray a coal jumper was brought before the Water Police magistrate on charges of malice and assault for breaking a pane at 18 Lower Portelfeet on June 11. He denied guilt and was remanded for a week with bail set at £40 as Constable Hussey was hospitalized after a stone hit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teles Murray
Heto
Water Police
Lower Portelfeet
W. O. Healy
Rocks
Voreau
Huesey
Daly
Baxter
Hussey
Murray
Tasistrate
Self and Corrier
Minimum wage complaints heard at Darlinghurst court
A furpmen complained about the minimum wage at Darlinghurst court. Jurors traveled nine or ten miles to attend and received only 76 pence. Murray said the amounts are fixed and urged jurors to trust the system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darlinghurst
Idee Murray
Indecent Photo Seizures Filed in Sydney
Acting-Collector of Customs J Baxter questioned women on a steamer Kleist case involving Maerz and Ff Muller over unlawful possession of highly indecent photographs. Customs officers found the photos. ownership questioned. Papers to be sent to the Minister for final decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
J. Baxter
Kleist
Imi
Maerz
Muller
Secon
Dixon
Ark voyage missing in New Zealand with six aboard
A round the world ark built by Ola Tanner with six occupants left Lyttelton for Timaru three days ago. Tanner, a known New Zealand figure, had recently arrived in the region and built the craft used for the voyage. The ark is reported lost after itinerant trips along the coast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Zealand
Ola Tanner
Ark
Lyttelton
Timaru
Tanner
Divorce Court Hears Pithers Clash With Co Respondent
In Divorce Court Mr Justice Simpson heard James Sylvester Pithers seek a dissolution from Leah Pithers formerly Cook alleging adultery with Ernest Walsh a co respondent. Pithers testified of quarrels and separations at the Shakspere Hotel Newtown and Port Hacking with Walsh seen in the wife’s company. A decree nisi was granted with six months absolute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice Simpson
James Sylvester Pithers
Leah Pithers
Cook
Ernest Walsh
Coyle
East Maitland
Shakspere
King-street
Newtown
Port Hacking
Petitioner
Walsh
James Barnes
Ax Baron
Safe break-in at National Cattle Food Office South Melbourne
A break in occurred at 8 o clock at the National Cattle Food Company offices in South Melbourne. Thieves forced entry but failed to open the safe, removing the brass coat of arms and damaging the door and keyhole area. the safe held little money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne
National Cattle Food Company
South Melbourne
Accident to Mackay at Johannesburg Motor Cycle Crash
Sydney cricketer J. B. Mackay was struck by a motor cycle on May 1 in Johannesburg and suffered a severe concussion of the brain. His father in Wralla received a May 17 letter confirming the injury. the rider was injured too and hospitalized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uralla
J. BR. Mackay
Sydney
London
Evening News
Johannesburg
Wralla
Jehannesburg
Absent Mariner’s Divorce Suit Details Desertion Cast
Matilda Ellen Lindbure formerly Beynolds sues John Phillip Lindburg for divorce on grounds of desertion. They wed in May 1892 at Casino under Wesleyan rites. he, a Swedish master mariner, left in 1901 to Brisbane without support. Decree nisi granted with absolute finalization in six months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matilda Ellen Lindbure
Beynolds
John Phillip Lindburg
Casino
P. KK. White
Sweden
Fenwick
Brisbane
Nisi
Passenger List Coincidence on Bombala Voyage
The steamer Bombala of the Howard Smith fleet arrived in Sydney from Melbourne at noon with 94 passengers for Sydney and 54 for Queensland ports. Coincidentally the Cooma, from Queensland, also carried 9 passengers for Sydney. Bombala will resume the Queensland leg from Sydney tomorrow at 5 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bombala
Howard Smith
Sydney
Melbourne
Dovten
E.S.E
Cape Everard
Jervis Bay
Queensland
Poris
Beer Cans In Crepe Strike At St Louis Breweries
Workers at major St Louis breweries strike for higher wages and other demands. Saloons support the stoppage to keep beer supply running and display crepe draped cans as mourning. Proprietors’ sons reportedly work incognito in the mills to bluff workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ereat
St. Louis
U.S
Laborer and Cantle Divorce Granted
Jessie Amelia George formerly Stewart sued William Robert George a laborer for divorce on constructive desertion. They wed in November 1901 in Sydney under Independent Presbyterian rites. She left in January 1963 after he assaulted and threatened her with a lit candle. she fled in her nightdress and macintosh, then worked at a tobacco factory since. A decree nisi was granted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jessie Amelia George
Stewart
William Robert George
Sydney
R. Fraser
STARR BOWKETT BALLOTS LUCKY MEMBERS MEETING HELD
A Newtown Town Hall meeting to approve appropriations for Newtown and Enmore societies drew a large crowd. Lottery numbers assigned shares and cash entitlements with several members from Newtown and nearby areas winning sums of £150 or £200. The first society’s winner was J Sheppard, then Miss Paterson. second society winners included C H Hudson and W Farrell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newtown
Enmore
Town Hall
A. d. Legge
Winser
Béjne
J. Shepherd
Miss Paterson
C. H. Hudson
W. Farrell
Ashfield
Randwick Morning Gallops Preview For Tomorrow’s Cards
Heavily rutted tan and cinder tracks slow practice at Randwick as Clyde Caubeen Cockney Bay Ennisnar Irving Cobben Vanadium Revolutionaire Samurai run a few furlongs to tune for tomorrow’s engagements. NZ jockey G Price is in town for two months to ride. Wer Willie joins A Foley’s Randwick stable. Trainer D Keihone brings Rydalmere Lady Middleton and C K to Sydney from Gundagai.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Randwick
Clyde
Caubeen
Cockney Bay
Ennismar
Irving
Cobben
Vanadium
Revolutionaire
Samurai
New Zealand
G. Price
Wer Willie
A. Foley
D. Keihone
Rydalmere
Lady Middleton
C.K
Sydney
Rezehill
Burwooi Police Court Fines Second Hand Dealers Case
Ernest Sidney M Don ald and Walter Dean faced charges under the Second Hand Dealers Act for operating unlicensed transactions. Both men were fined 10s with costs after allowing unlicensed individuals to accompany their collection of secondhand wares.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burwooi
Ernest Sidney M'Donald
Walter Dean
Jaw Moulds as Identification Tools Suggested by Dentist
Viennese dentist Dr Paul Prager advocates jaw moulds for identification, having collected hundreds of jaw casts and found strong individuality in every specimen. He urges their use not only for criminals but also for miners explorers and climbers in case of accidents where parts may be damaged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Prager
Antwerp Port Honored as British Shipping Hub
The acting Burgomaster of Antwerp calls the port a principal British port in the world, noting British ships totaled 9,499,898 tons of the 10,854,412 entering in 1905, far surpassing all other nations combined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Antwerp
United Kingdom
Waniverse
Foreign Office
Turning the Tables on a Wartime Dinner Mixup
During a Ladysmith siege supper General Sir Ian Hamilton jokes about cooking and testing horse meat. A servant reveals the joints were mixed up and guests had eaten horse, sparking laughter as a tablemate admits swapping plates to prove the mix up was deliberate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladysmith
Ian Hamilton
Colonels Ward
Ward
Hamilton
Death and politics blend in scattered Australian items
The brief notes report the death of well known grazier Mr Thomas Kerr at Tamworth after illness. An inquest at Curraworna near Wagga recorded death by self poisoning. John Miller is chosen to contest Bathurst for the Liberal and Reform League. A Waterloo Cup picture feature appears in Town and Country Journal. Earl Beauchamp discusses the Laundry Bill in the Lords.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Kerr
Namo
Tamworth
Frederick Anderson
Curraworna
Wagga
John Miller
Bathurst
Liberal and Reform League
Rooty Hill
Price
Earl Beauchamp
House of Lords
Hearing on wages for Australian shearers at Darlinghurst
The hearing before Justice O'Connor of the Federal Arbitration Court continued on wages and preference for unionists. Testimony covers 1891 vs present-day rates, machine use, condition of sheep, wrinkles, and costs of living with shearers such as Mathew Grogan and Charles Burrowes describing daily outputs and profits across NSW stations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darlinghurst
Justice O'Connor
Federal Arbitration Court
Australian Workers’ Union
Palace
Pastoralists ’ Council of Australia
Pastoralists’ Association of
Victoria
Southern Riverina
The
Pastoralists’ Union of N.8.w
United Pastoralists’ Association of Queensland
Admoralists’ Association of
South Australia
Woat Darling, Dalgety and Company
Reid
Mathew Grogan
Mr. Reid
New South Wales
Yarrabundie
Condobolin
Stand
Thomas Gearih
Mr. Shand
Charles Edward Burrowes
City property sales attract crowd to Richardson and Wrench rooms
A large crowd attended auctions of city properties. Of seven lots only one sold, in George Street North Observatory Hill at £95 per foot frontage. The main bid was for the estate of Mrs. R M Meares and Mrs A H de Phillip at King Street Elizabeth and Phillip Streets, opposite the Supreme Court, including the Balfour Hotel and several shops, let for £2300 yearly, with bids up to £44,000 but no sale. Other city properties offered without result included Spring Street, O'Connell Street, George Street Cafe Francaise, Margaret Street, and Bussey Street listings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. H. de Phillipatahal
King-street
Elizabeth and
Phillip Streets
City
Supreme Court
Balfour Hotel
Darley Chambers
Elizabeth Street
Paris House
Phillipsireet
Greig
Spring-street
O'Connell-Street
George Street
Cafe Francaise
Margaret-street
George-street
Bussex-street
Town and Country Journal Pictures of Jervis
E. F. M lean and James Dill were driving near Condobolin when ponies bolted breaking the pole. Both men jumped free and suffered severe injuries. The ponies crashed into a tree and were killed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jervis
Town and Country Journal
Price
E. F. M‘lean
James Dill
Hoona West
Condobolin
Summers' cyaniding process yields gold ingot in Moranaya
Excitement in Moraya as Mr Summers reports a trial of a cyaniding method on tailings from Stubba Lea key Hill battery producing a pure gold ingot. The claim suggests the new process could revolutionize mining in the district with highly mineralized ores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moraya
Summers
Stubba’ Leakey Hill
Pig in a poke leads to fraud charge at Water Pallet Court
Commission agent James Harvey was charged with obtaining money by false pretence after selling eight suspicious bundles to Emile Rugello for £6. Bundles claimed to contain bake goods proved to be bags and rags upon inspection. Rugello testified he bought, opened, and discovered much less value, with total loss near £7. Harvey claimed to represent a George Street firm and promised regular shipments. He was committed for trial at the request of the complainant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Harvey
Emile Reguello
Emile Rugelle
Rugelle
Harvey
George Stroes
Witness
Blanes
George-street
Norrabrt
John Walker
Sussex Street
Soid Rugelloc
Rugello
Paddington Ten Miles Road Race draws cyclists from NSW clubs
The Paddington Bicycle Club announces tomorrow’s ten mile road race open to remeter ed members of the New South Wales Critics Association. A long list of participants and times appears, with riders from Homebush to various NSW clubs listed among finishers and settings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paddington
W. O. Penson
FP. Simon
H. Stein
W. Hagler
A. Brickwell
H. Coleman
Warris
V. Diliber
Aé. Craw
G. Matterson
T. Starr
Griffithr
J. Sehneider
B. Maxwell
A. Little
R. Hood
Ff. Matterson
BE. Balinoin
H. Drummond
EJ. Coleman
Ft. Coleman
W. Horton
D. Cenyard
A. Moore
EE. Wheatley
T. Quill
J. Larkin
A. R. Roberts
W. Montgomery
PF. Thornton
H. Haywood
W. Cartwright
W. Bu
G. Marmnors
R. Head
A. M. Brettian
HL. Hirdson
F. Howsere
G. Denning
H. Preagran
F. Tehen
H. Jackson
Pilgrims
W Higgins
A. J. Body
Knight
A. Barratt
G. Smith
J. Wroet
EB. Pootsrane
Cooper
F. Thompson
H. Marohall
Newtown Forward Barnett Set to Play for New South Wales
Barnett, the Newtown forward, to be fit to play for New South Wales against Queensland tomorrow. Hin known is aril giving trouble. Rosewell will wealp tame his price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barnett
Newtown
New South Wales
Queensland
Hin
Aril
Rosewell
Athletes Deaths Raise Questions on Longevity
A historical table shows 55 deaths among 107 leading athletes with causes including pneumonia and heart disease. Four of 58 deaths were due to lung and heart complications and two from violent acts. The piece debates whether athletic elites live longer or face greater health risks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson
Woman's Exhibition Committee Meeting Adopts Changes
A Redfort Town Hall gathering of the Wo man’s Works Exhibition committee discussed Melbourne events to be staged in November. The mayor provided support as the group reported progress in securing exhibits and noted the dismissal of Mrs Valentine as secretary. The next meeting is set for Wednesday June 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne
Redfort
Mayer
ToHid
Central Committee
Late Shipping Arrivals and Vessels Bound for Coastal Ports
Shipping news lists arrivals on June 1 and June 14 including Buninsons from Brisbane and Steckhampton via Newcuntie Barnes and Commons, with other vessels arriving from Sydney Bundaberg Launceston and Hobart. Crown of Ericland bound for Calta and Saint Drake for Asteria plus several barques reported at various ports. Weather noted as rough, with the Palmer line ship Waldenmar sailing from Yokohama May 16 toward Brisbane and Sydney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buninsons
Brisbane
Steckhampton
Newcuntie
Barnes
Philp
Commons
Amonte
Honoowarre
Srnney
Flinders
Bundaberg
Cooger
Launceston
Ordon
Stanley
Snowensile
Ericland
Calta
Loongens
Tallyceotum
Nowcasile
Saint Drake
Asteria
Callan
Kabain
Nital
Cathering Hill Bay
Sydney
Jervis Bay
Wakatipu
Clirenes Heads
Durothy
Stesiors
Pyemtin Beard North
Kate Tatna
Rempoathwely
Port. Stephens
Weuchape Pound
Sertt
Pyerment
Pyerment Passed, Board North
Bilersiie
Byiindy
Edene
Tring
Ven Senilen
Waldemar
Yokohama
Makiet
Nena
Putrir
Melinearne
Liverpool Plains Electorate Sees 7405 Games Increase
The Liverpool Plains electorate shows 7405 games, up 47 from the prior roll. The figure reflects a larger roster as officials update the records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liverpool Plains
Collision at Drummoyne injures Lane Cowe road resident
A collision on Sridge road Drummoyne injured AW old Weimar gener Starvha Baker residing on Lane Cowe road North Bede. Her cart struck another vehicle near Gladenville Bridger and she was thrown causing a fractured arm and other injuries. Taken to Balmain Cottage Hospital by Civil Ambulance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Starvha Baker
Lane Cowe-road
North Bede
Sridge-road
Drummoyne
Gladenville Bridger
Balmain Cottage Hospital
Vacancy notices and stock listings from a Melbourne college
The fragment outlines job postings for honorary surgeons and related positions at a university in Sydney or Melbourne, prefixed by stock listings for a hardware or general store. It mentions application deadlines, specific titles, and indicates a published notice style with dated references and location names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Universite
London and Sydney markets show copper and share shifts
Private cables report London closing quotes with copper and Broken Hill shares moving while Sydney opens quiet. Prices include Broken Hill and Associated groups with multiple miners and banks quoted. Melbourne listings show Chillagoe and Lyell activity and smelter tonnages amid a tense financial climate.
Albani Concert Tickets Sold In Reserved Section
TheAlbani management announces reserved seats available tomorrow for Mme Albani's final Australia visit. To prevent crowding and ensure fair access, portions of the hall will be reserved while tickets go on sale this afternoon at Paling's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alben
Survey Town Hall
Mme. Albani
Woretrons
Oo Hie
Coprano
Australia
Paling
Leaping tun images featured in open and Country Journal
The issue presents interesting pictures of the leaping tun with descriptive reading matter. A separate notice promotes a treaty at a price of 6a.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Opewn and Country Journal
HIGH-CLASS SUIT. TO GNDER SMALL DEPORT
Vintage ad copy lists diamond ring priced £7 and various goods. Mentions Hiondiamant ring and items from Evening News offer. Includes shipping location and supplier in Brudeey, Shanktersireet.
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Jerryman
Mackay
Starr-Bowkett
City Property Sales
Orvartores
Santey Fecho
Napier
Bet
Abd Fanhanged
Torros Ee
Opo
Queen's Walk
Loree Raparres
Ovat
Prince Oalried
Hositiae
Epot Esoper
Britten Fold
Broken Hill Proprietary
North Broken AN
Mugrana
Iiss Chillagow
Mount Lyell
Brineia
Golden Morseshoe
Fingall
Kalguell
Imiddley
Associated
W. A
Zinc Corporation
Enison
Adelaide
Berlin
Mancana
O.K
Momtit Molloy
Tae
Brook
Broken Hill
Broken Mill South
South
Buysr
Wes
Ecllor Vis
Salee
Lloyd's Copper
S.A
Broken Eiji South Tpaldy
Budgery
Mount Cantiindah
Glimore
Brake Hill South Toon
Isid
Union Bank of Australia
Australian Gansight
East Greta
Emu
Prospect Grant
Tooth and Company
Myals and Peak
Queensland National Bank Mtn Bien
Javelion North
Millday
Cobar Stark
Prembir
Godfery
Mount Ferrel
Tasmania
Trumt
Potter's Sulwhide
Hope
Chillagoe
Lyell
Crown Lyell
Brothers Home
Lield
Weldbrook
Ajax
Gold Finns Consolidated
Colimann and
Tacveh
Goldfelds North
South Geman
Albani
Hondas
Mick Miomarl
Wolfes Schnapps
Wolfe
Park
Ate Tullor
Cantecury
Campiie
Canterbury
Deworfier
Arthur Rickard & Co., Ltd
Pitt-Stinet
Fairfax and Roberts
Iert Jewellery House
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