Trial of Mrs Baikie Ends in Hazy Verdict
A chaotic transcript recalls the Baikie murder trial with Brown’s death under arsenic suspicion. Key witnesses, police testimony, and legal arguments hinge on whether Brown’s demise was accidental or deliberate poisoning and if Brown’s will, finances, and possible motives factored into the verdict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daliradii
Honan Brown
Police
Dirs
Thorbat
Masibing
Belkin
Rockdale
Harpeth
Wieck Hogan
Leta Ramund
Peterener
Walla
Oahu
Hickin
Ann
Brown
Bailie
Auits
Syedpe
Mark
Tin Defemer
Femrral
Blackburn
Fife
Arseny
Browa
Ron
Orange Sessions at District Court
Judge Schalts presided as James Napcarrow sued William Morgan for 45 pounds from an estate dispute at Me Caloola Polar Mine. Emily Jann Hood sued William RaseN Cole for one pound. verdict returned for the pendant. The Vaucluse Council will not cooperate with the Redtors Council over suburban aldermen tree tram passage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orange
Thy Distriet Court
Notate
Schalts
James Napcarrow
Wiliam Morgan
Emily Jann Hood Suet
Willam Rasen Cole
Vaucluse
Redtors Council
Elizabeth Bay Robbery Stuns Sydney as Diamonds Vanish
An Evening News reporter recounts a daring burglary at a Elizabeth Bay home. The proprietor Henry Roan says valuables worth substantial sums disappeared from a drawer after the thief used a balcony access. Police traced the scene while noting the thief likely escaped toward the street with a wandering accomplice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iotersie Warner
Henry Roan
Jetauboth Hay
Larse
Mr. Hoult
Liles Wets
Presnela
Epee
Animalian
Maude
George
Heary
Frown
Filasbeth Bay-road
Misaich
Woah
Tic Tauern Newsiot
Mary
Swielock
Dale
Ant
Dirious
Thiot
Roam
Sydney
Bean
Syoner
Perth
Court Without a Magistrate Delays Local Court Sessions
The Water Polled Court operated without a magistrate this morning causing delays as a single official could not be in two places at once. Donal son attended the Water at odock while Dig reinh faced duties elsewhere, leaving many charged individuals waiting. Officials warn of growing public fatigue and urge appointment of additional magistrates to prevent further disruption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arunks
Donalson
Odock
Justice Department
Victorian Railway Disaster Inquiry Continues In Melbourne
The inquiry into the Bendigo Sunshine railway crash heard driver Dolman describe his braking actions from Sunbury to Sunshine. Officials examined Westinghouse brake failures and gear conditions, with testimonies detailing distant and home signals, brake pressure, and the train’s speed before the collision, shaping evidence on contributory faults and safety responses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne
Sunshine
Gilbert Dotman
Bendigo
Sunbury
Kyartan
Barkley Deveney
Qremnan
Westinghouse
Wiliam ‘Tomlinson
Greman
Milburn
Beveridge Miibure
Bengiga
Milbure
Mulburn
Dundee
Melburn
Withes
Aunt Delaney
Wanal
Ealioniows
Berlainie
Siasinao
SyUealim
St. Athan
Ami Shen
Sean
Sienal
Athiog
Iproceedine
Man James Jelters Dies by Suicide in Hill Street Alley
In Darlinghurst an incident reports 39 year old James Jelters shooting Nimeel with a revolver in the 4 lane of Hill Street Suery Hills in the afternoon. The body was taken to the Circular Quay mortuary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Jelters
Suletice
Nimeel
Hill-street
Suery Hills
Moren Te Circular
Weather bulletin for Tasmania coastal seas and inland showers
The Commonwealth Weather Bureau reports scattered inland showers with some thunder and mild northerly winds veering to the west. Squally northwest to southwest winds and rough seas affect the Central Bight, West Coast, and Strait regions. Cloudy to partly cloudy with showers in the west and fogs across central and northern tablelands and metropolitan areas, and no rainfall reported elsewhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commonwealth Weather Bureau
Fererist
Aras
Bight
Tasmania
Strait Synopels
Menty
Tablelands
Free
Magistrate's Warning For Soil Removal Without Permission
In North Sydney Police Court Justien Revktece and Marry Rictie faced a magistrate's warning for removing soil from streets without council permission. Mr Donaldson noted the offence recurred so often the court warned fines could rise if not halted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vounell
Justien
Marry Rictie
North Sydney Police Court
Donaldson
Grand Challenge Stakes meet at Rooty Hill results
Late sporting notes from New South Wales detail weather and track conditions at the Rooty Hill meeting. First round results include Daley News defeating Viver Prince, Muritorm beating Kile Strestheart, and Major Edward defeating Wyper. subsequent matches list several other pairings and winners in the Grand Challenge and Puppy Stakes events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rooty Hill
Tim New South Wales Coursing Club
Taley
Daley News Daapteng
Viver
Prince
Muritorm
Kile Strestheart
Oko Teat
Maveleck
Colonel Mack
Major Edward
Wyper Tak Bea
Sim
Fen
Menaazie- Bardkn
Mack
Daltox
Nethvity Bea
Lay Graml
Barceldawe
Engam
Charlie Yeu Cayeain
Tuck
Minorca Neat Meade
Patagnaun
Willander
Woe
Canterbury Park Faine Handicap entry reshuffled
E W Williams afternoon scratched for the Canterbury Park Faine Handicap Oreune, the 2 year old brother to Pospiden, was drawn into work by J Earnshaw at Randwick then rested at Windsor, with a high priced young horse also noted after its rest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. W. Wap
Agate
J. Earnshaw
Randwick
Windsor
Printing Trade Award Common Rule Agreed At Court
The President and members of the Arbitration Court report settlement on the Printing Trade Award for letterpress printers in NSW. The agreement covers daily newspapers in Cumberland and Newcastle districts and outlines amendments to apprentice and machine operation rules with a likely final decision expected by June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maghiniets Union of
N S. W
Hs Uatan Aml
Besby Appnard
Etntment
Uasin
Marke Miehetl
Leasts
Mark Mitsbell
Esrsaim
Ventore
Bechy
Sie
Pat Tafemdra
Cumnerland
Conwal
Imranvers
Sheep Breeding Experiment Aimed at Small Farmers
The article discusses an agricultural experiment on sheep breeding, noting government support and aims to produce a meat type suitable for small farmers. It mentions private efforts, draft work, and the potential for a profitable yet practical breed, with references to payments and local labor.
Furniture Stealers Heavily Sentenced
A court handed heavy sentences to a group of accused furniture thieves. The defendants named include Jats and Torker, with local authorities reporting multiple offenses across the Ketlwekmer Simos area and related marine belongings seized.
More Colliery Troubles Report Night Meeting
Seacastg notes report a tense meeting over colliery engine repairs. A plan for public notice and a delayed decision is discussed amid calls for cooperation and safety concerns. References imply limited supplier availability and potential delays in engine upgrades affecting operations.
Postal Delivery Schedule From London The English Mail
The English Mail notes a shipment from London arriving at Promantio Lie aorning. The rotary portion at the wall should be posty or delivery on Wednesday of Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Promantio
Hotels Change Hands in City Licensing Court Transfers
The Central Licensing Court approved transfers of trade licenses for several hotels. The United States Hotel on Town Streets shifts from Johny Wilson to William Knowles. The Memsah Hotel on Nee Canterbury changes from Peter Sham to Willem Anderson. The Crickeerie Arty Ware Witray atros remains tied to Surry Willey from Mary Thirds Man Gn Pater Rosi.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Traditewna’ Conces
Hited States
Supres
Johny Wilson
William Knowles
Memsah
Canterbury
Petersham
William Parr Mitchell
Willem Anderson
Crickeerie Arty Ware Witray Atros
Surry Willey Frme
Mary
Pater Rosi
Wyalong Property Case Over Commission Claim
In the No 3 Jury Court this morning William Henry Traddon sues Donald Hugh Raskin for 190 pounds twelve shillings sixpence, commission on a Wyalong property sale. Witnesses and agents from Collins and Sullivan appear for the plaintiff, while the defendant pleads non-indebtedness as the trial opens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vhia
Dustin Prinz
A Fuer
Prousht
William Henry Traddon
Donald Hugh Raskin
Wralone
Windhesre
Ry Lewin Hogan
Messrs
Collins and
Sulholland
Sheridan
GP. Ryans
M. A
Plawnor
Aedie
Poisoned horses and fowls in Goulburn area
In Goulburn two horses owned by Mr T W Weaper of the Goulburn Engineering Works died from poisoning after a poison pellet was discarded near the premises. A wagon, dispatched for repairs, reportedly carried poisoned pollara, and several fowls belonging to Mr Gardner, a neighbour, also perished.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goulburn
Thursby
T. W. Weaper
Gardner
Homebush stock sale reports steady demand for prime sheep
A weary but steady crowd gathered at Homebush Market this afternoon as prime quality lines drew solid demand. Prices for prime ewes and lambs showed firm to higher tendencies with exporters and buyers present, trade showing resilience despite some market softness in some lots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ling Thrangi
Yantul
Soto
Peits
Watts
Interetee
Tewting Brow
Queensland
Ron
Iwal
Stelbourne
Stelbourne Hivers
Brian Cows
Stealing at Farmer's Yard Ends in Court Case
A court case concerns Jean Adcock, 31, charged with stealing from Farmer and Company at Pittentree. The incident involved a man named Mr. Waste and a biplane. Witnesses testified about the attempted theft and the value of the items taken or damaged, with details of the flight and subsequent investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pasten
Jean Adcock
Sinaieg
Seattle
Aelia Sabos
Etisaae
Waldasee
Abe
Earl
Lak
Apd
Tet Beerreviersk
Einjaopra
Pathway Sweepers Address City Inconvenience Over Night Work
Adermin Kelly reports to the Lord Mayor about the pathway sweepers’ schedule and fault with late night operations. The Town Clerk states orders have been given to halt patavay clearing before dawn to reduce disruption, with assurances that work will begin after 6 oclock to minimize inconvenience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adermin Kelly
Mil
Ming Tim Aodlen
Szémey
Wade
Zalaine Stoute
Hors
Aldsemany
Rawnell
Pattovage
Nebt
Late Mr Humphery M L C Probal Granted Will of Abe Tate Str
In Sydney the will of Abe Tate Str. Frederick Thomas Humphery MLC was admitted probate. The widow Lucy Alton Matilda Mumphery and son Dr Isaac Moori Humphery are named as executors and trustees. Estate valued at £1674 with £1856 10s real estate. The steamer Our Tack, wrecked on the plot Dellinger Meads, was reported this morning with casualties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abe Tate
Frederick Thomas Humphery
Sidney
Luce Alton Matilda
Ixea Moori
Litmorh
C. W
Falling Tree Kills Man in Port Matruarie
A fragmentary report notes a man named in the Port Matruarie area killed by a tree fall. Details are unclear due to damaged OCR text.
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Mas
Baikie
Elizabeth Bay
MR. Boan
Miley
Darlinghurst
Mra. Besant
the Printing Trade Award
Iuawetun
Evceodias Y Wall
la Payne
Mam
Duvetien
Lelare Jats
Torker
Ketlwekmer Simos Sbie Marinee Cores
Dnnine Nay
Alec Haedy
Eine
Ariwers
Niemer
Elnmein
Ubt
Perse
Ee Marie
Ous Priviee Ie
Grienrs Eagiane Asie
Ulinrs
THE
English Mail
Wyalong
Homebush Stock Sales
Sheep and Lambs Firm
Farmer's
Arte Nie Etwina
Tromaar Mojulac
Tliet
Aera
Nail
Mt Ormntey
Ianuhee Sumier
Itiey
Thoma Nava
Eouth Sea Islands
Te Enon Company
Wland
Garber
Tonga
Erie
Saunas
Apites
Telibor
Auckland
Baan
Ares
Adeno Doe Kane
Piswraeht
Pearerkes
Celeste
Ces
Astg
Neal
Alan Glaon
Rad
Muse
Duper
Mary Feeharper
Sy Vaagalt
Aren
Harriers
Bui Witte
Sam Hetikern
al Camere
Louie Aulreeg
Aberiz
Hitewen Fe
Bts
Turin
New
Milan
Puntet Eleex
Chatter
Briliss
Wi Jumsking de
Gala
MR. Humphery
M.L.C
Dellinger Meads
Wednesdar
Iver
Hayward
Perey
Penn
Ernst
PaenTias Il Ie
MR. Bicentle Young
CSB
Araan Lee
Cyatecneres Roses
Ars
Rene Maces
Seaherts
Conv
Aipdiner Ars
Saleemen EU
Cakpias Estate Moet Tay
Moonet Ae
Campsue Peve
Tate Tree Seser
Araur Rickard Ke Co
Lad
Mals
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