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Newspaper

Sydney Evening News

Location

Sydney, New South Wales, Australia

Date

Jun 19, 1902

Page

3

Weather summary and rainfall reports across districts

Across the coast and southern regions rain persists under Braddon with alpine snow and strong westerlies. Prolific rainfall tallies listed for many towns include Narrandera 30 and Tumut 27 while others show lighter totals. Corowa reports 40 points since June. Outlook for that district notes grass growth and frost risk. farmers anticipate feed and promote land care. Kiama and Newcastle describe unsettled, cool spells with intermittent showers and gusty winds. Overall, weather remains cool and wet with variable rainfall across localities and rising livestock prices.

Corowa Pastoraliata Mfurt Kiama Rainat Vandera Newcastle Tocumwal Lye Temberumba Buun

Collision Charge Against Railway Commissioner Jury Returns For Rail

Jims Larkin of 44 Cleveland Street Darilaxon sued the Railway Commissioner for 200 pounds claiming injuries and cab damage from a tram collision. He said a tram negligence caused the crash near Hing Street on March 1 as he drove to Hale Metropole. Verdict returned for the Railway Commissioners with contributory negligence found against the plaintiff.

Backhouse Metropolitan Metrict Court Jimes Larkin Cleveland-street Darilaxon Lim Rourn Larkin George Siresse Hale Metropole George Stneet Waa

Suit for Specific Performance in Carrieville Estate

A suit for specific performance was begun in equity over an alleged breach of a land purchase agreement in the Carrieville Estate. Plaintiffs Ellis Frederick Heathwick Robinson Francis William Robinson and Charles Henry Robinson claim Mary Sophia Armstrong agreed to buy two parcels for £1025 with £10 paid July 15, 1901, via her husband as agent. Armstrong contests the contract stating no agreement, admits possession as a monthly tenancy since July 15 1903 but left March last with plaintiffs’ knowledge.

Carrieville Equity Ellis Frederick Heathwick Robinson Francis Wiliam Robinson Charles Henry Robinson Mary Sophia Armstrong Alexander Boswall Armstrong Pasarenian Hssband Abo Abe

The Lady and the Custbin Case in District Court

In a District Court before Judge Backhouse a jury heard Mary Jane Rochester sue the City Council for 100 pounds after slipping into a street dustbin at the corner of Martin Place and George Street. She was hospitalized then bedridden weeks. doctor notes a severe contusion on her right leg. The council pled not guilty.

Backhouse Mary Jane Rochester Ber George-street Martin Place Georgestreet Plintiff Browalesa Tas

Warner's Safe Cure Health Claim

The ad asserts Warner's Safe Cure ensures body health by keeping kidneys and liver functioning and claims it cures all diseases, presenting a sweeping health remedy statement with no verifiable evidence.

Warner

Education Test In Immigration Case At Central Holms Court

Robert Taylor, master of the steamship Oswestry Grange, faced action after a local migrant, Hayward Barnes, allegedly entered the Commonwealth illegally. An immigration test was administered. Barnes could not write. The captain reported Barnes as literate, but described him as intoxicated and quarrelsome. A fine of five pounds was imposed.

Fibwarda Central Hol Moms Court Robert Taylor Mie Oswestry Grange Hayward Barnes Commonwealth Thomas Marcellus Cusoms Laathy Barnes Defeadant Baynes Barnbe Barry England

Water Quality Report From Government Analysist

A notice from the Water and Sewerage Board reports results of analyses by the Government Analyst on water samples from multiple supply points. The findings indicate the water quality was satisfactory.

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Railway engine-driver killed near Memington in accident

A railway fatality occurred about 10:30 am near Memington. David Caldwell, a married man from Goulburn, was killed when he stepped back as a coal train lurching forward struck him. His body was taken to Concord Police Station pending an inquest. Caldwell appears to be a resident of the Goulburn district.

Memington David Caldwell Goulburn Butte Ufid Caldwell Concord Caldwell Seeas Goulburn Distret

Rival Shearers Unions Seen Delaying Judgment

The Australian Workers' Union and Marbla Shearers' Union face a likely judgment from the Arbitration Court on Wednesday. The court suggested suspending penalties for past acts against union policy if unions accept rules permitting punitive measures, and if parties agree to an adjournment next Monday.

Judement Australian Workers’ Union Marbla Shearers Aroliration Meeday Bavige de Anton 3.W.U Trig AAW U. Se Npt

Pumps Run At Prospect Reservoir To Aid Sydney Flow

At yesterday’s Water and Sewerage Board meeting the resident engineer reported pumping at Prospect Reservoir. One pump was deployed last Tuesday afternoon to assist Sydney’s flow. two pumps were temporarily used midweek and again Thursday, with conclusions that the two pumps are currently ample. The engineer noted the cause of reduced canal flow and head effects, and promised fuller details next week.

Water and Sewerage Board Sydney

Certificate applications in bankruptcy before the registrar

In a bankruptcy matter the registrar ordered a certificate for Henry Evang renamed Willem Henry Parrieh on condition he pays 30 pounds to the official assignee to aid creditors. A separate motion for release for George Dalton Lane was adjourned to the 2th. Meetings for Albert John Bell and John James Burns were adjourned to the 26th instant. Thames Kinnington matter adjourned to the 7th. William Frederick Osborne meeting closed with public examination concluded.

Willem Henry Parrieh George Dalton Lane Albert John Bell John James Burns Bell and Burne Thames Kinninmiont William Frederick Osborne

Morose Indian Root Pills Praised In Sydney Letter

A Sydney reader Mr. J. H. King testifies to Morve’s Indian Root Pills easing chronic dyspepsia and liver trouble after years of failures with doctors and other remedies. He reports appetite improved, digestion restored, and claims of general health gains from the product.

More J. H. King Jersey Terrace Sydney Morve Taal

Singular Murder Trial Ends Not Guilty Near Dunedin

The trial of Hugh Sweeney for the murder of Annie Sinnott at Allaston near Dunedin resulted in a verdict of not guilty. The case featured a jealous spree, a house fire, a charred body found with a carving fork allegedly causing a fatal wound, and conflicting testimony. The jury and Mr Justice Williams noted the unusual and seemingly accidental nature of the fatal fork injury.

Hugh Sweeney Aie Agile Sinnott Allaston Dunedin Ane Maren Ageinel Sweeney Nott Aha Bweenay Sweeney Mack Justice Williams

Man Cuts Throat in Newtown Court Appearance

Thre Cashan, 40, faced Newtown Court on a charge tied to a self inflicted throat wound. Constable and hospital staff described a struggle and a severe injury as Cashan was restrained and treated at Price Alfred Hospital.

Cashan Newtown Cour Zum Ultima Luce Price Alfred Warre

Unemployment Talks Lead to Immediate Works Plan

A conference was held with Minister for Works Mr O Sullivan and Labour leader Mr Mc Gowen to discuss urgent jobs for the unemployed. Proposals await cabinet review with a decision today. if approved, certain works will start immediately, with the government accepting responsibility for actions.

O'Sullivan M'Gowen Labour Party See

University Oval football match thrills crowd at two-game event

A fair crowd watched two matches between University teams and Combined Schools at the University Oval. The University claimed victory in the first game, scoring 11 to 6 while benefitting from stronger play after halftime. The second match saw the University five dominate, finishing 17 to 9 in favour. Burnell and Ireland stood among scorers for the Schools in the opener.

University Oval University Vansity Burnell Universiy Enpomienta Ireland Crdge White Petersen Tatler Rengle Tore Abe

Kensington Race Recap with Multiple Handicaps

Races at Kensington feature Pourteen-Three Wandicap and Pourteen-One Fandagap results, with Picture and Stella among notable performers. Contested fields include Novice Handicap and Fourteen Hands Handicap, betting lines cited, and winners by small margins across Sprint to 5 furlongs events.

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The Long Drought Across Past Seasons and Reports

This segment compiles drought chronicles from Sturt and other explorers, detailing long dry spells in Central Australia, Darling River regions, and Queensland. It cites specific dates, places like Byea Creek and Singleton, notes hot winds, failed rains, and ensuing water shortages, with mentions of rivers drying, wells sunk, and livestock suffering.

Cimitipumlion Sidlemoots Sturt Central Australia Jubaut, TM Byea Thore USA Mitatiur White Singleton Sydney J. Bowls Wilson Mongario Creek Weile M'lutyry Vitoria Bridge Quesnsland Lake Gracemere Beckhampton H. Humphrey G. B. White Hunter Heald Tarracke East Maitland West Maitland ATC Willix Platos Walliam Crerk Ulm Archer Rockhampt Roy A. Glennie Paterson Mth Baterwon Lee Janary

Turbulent times disrupt rural life and markets

A jagged report details weather and livestock disturbances, including migratory birds and dairy disruptions. It notes droughtlike impacts on pasture, rising freight costs, and escalating prices for Tolermin staples. Officials warn of challenges to harvest and transport, while farmers adjust plans for May and monitor proceeds of shows and fairs.

Unprovoked Assault Case At Central Police Court

The Central Police Court heard Jha A Waiven plead not guilty to an unprovoked assault on Marie Neill. Witnesses testified to a struggle, with Dalton striking the accused as he sought to resist. the court adjourned for further evidence and potential subpoenas. A heavy fine and several months imprisonment were considered as possible penalties.

Central Police Jha Cy. Fayren Marie Neill Uim Dalton Marve Aritcken Winnnesday Pasirn Sydney Newcnsie

Collector in trouble over Newtown court case

A Newtown collector, Charles Heal, faced charges after a fraud incident tied to a stay with police. He allegedly misappropriated funds, agreed to restitution, and failed to repay amounts while claiming illness and drinking. Prosecution noted failure to settle the debt and imposed a fine with time to pay.

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Town Hall Event Draws Sparse Crowd After Incident

A garbled report notes a town hall gathering with council members and several named individuals returning to Denniglin. Residents gave a wary welcome as a shooting incident left Royise wounded and later described as not affecting others.

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