Maitland Sessions Indictments and Sentences
At quarter sessions in Park, Rokan was found guilty of manual cruelty toward a girl with mercy recommended. sentenced to eighteen months hard labour. Thos M Phereon arraigned on two assault charges at Raymond Terrace, found not guilty on one. 12 years 2 months on the other. A witness testified the girl was taken to a clairvoyant who claimed tampering. Louisa Mabomist received a nominal sentence for abandonment of an infant. Alfred M Kinley pleaded guilty to breaking and entering Wollombi dwelling and was remanded for sentence.
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Park
Rokan
Fey Wn Brown
Thos M-Phereonas
Eed
Raymond Terres
Tewae
Eusale
Sbe
Louisa Mabomist
Alfred M'Kinley
Wollombi
Debating Power of the Assembly Debate Record
Members of Lerisinlive Assembly debated adopting the Adieces in Step’y 10 th2 Gover doré Shisch at Parliament opening. Time allocations show 0 supporters spoken and 3h thnin occupied. opposition speakers numbered 23h Steala delivering their Ad- Hesse.
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Lerisinlive Assembly
Tate
Goverdoré Shisch
Neileen
Masher
Symins Hollis
SC Parlare
Wsulliyam
Qouin
Dyley
Ming D. R Hall
Limin
Anderaan
Sam C. T. Fixpatrick
Webreer
Germa
Crick
Agat
Clara
Sole
We Clarke
Dieht
Shain
Gmia
Feaen
Quinn
Tominy Fegan
Amin
Browsios
Simin
Macey
Tymin Wadell
Domin
Koes Th Fui
It Madonald
Holman
Situ Aties Aah
Re Mowe
Keolls
Esiell
Lmin
Nicholeas
Suma Feymond
Tin’ Power
Semin
Chapman
2Imb
Wiliams
Young
Yamin
Gillies
Lave
Ibminy Dnaanee
Smin
Sultivany Imma
Walst
Ymin
Sullen
2Imine Carroll
Indne Pyers
Min
Byrné
Iminy Archer
Umin Teva
H. Clarke
Uné Addressea
Tee
D. Storer
D. Conpor
Umin
Wivh
Murley
Armin
Merusiwin Fiomive
Gilbert
Canahers
Ashton
Mahoney
Tarim
Steala
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Bikes go crime tale in Central Court
Telegraphed youth Teury Marshall aged 14 described as a telesrapa bywrayby and a native of America faced Central Court on a charge of stealing a bicycle valued at £19, the property of William Rew. Evidence showed he left the bike at V.M.L.C.A. premises and later tried to dispose of it. Swindling dealer Marshall, who pled guilty, received months. He also pleaded guilty to stealing trousers and a pair of traces from Walter Layton and was sentenced to three months.
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Teury Marshall
Bywrayby
America
Central Court
Wiliam Rew
Kew
V.mlc A
Marshal
Ant
Biew
Walter Layton
Marshall
Tree Montis
Saul
Colonial journalists in London dinner controversy
An Old London Journalist laments the meager British press representation at a Saturday dinner for American and colonial journalists in London. He notes missing editors from two morning papers, a publicity agent host, and weak turnout from British journalism, saying the incident harms united reception of colonial and American colleagues.
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Evening News
London
Australia
Andre
Ie Jess
Repre Qantra
Curell
Coronation souvenir sale and society meetings in New South Wales
Dispatch from the Chief Casualty Officer reports a death from enteric fever in Johannesbire on June 12. In Sydney, a Royal Agricultural Society meeting at Tattersall’s Chambers discusses permanent buildings and sheep breeders’ terms. Hordern Brothers promote a Tweed suit coronation souvenir bearing the King and Queen images to support patronage. Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy advertised.
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Chist
Johannesbire
First
Australian Commonwealth Regiment
New South Wales
Philip Reary Wickerson
Progryst
Riley Brothers
Royal Agriculaiial Society of New South Wales
Tattersall
Society
Jobs Lee
H. Parson
G. Howard
Hordern Brothers
Pitt-street
Edward VI
Parliament Session Sees Motion on Port Macquarie Jury
Questions and notices consume the hour as Davidson moves adjournment to discuss remarks by Insige Heyden at Port Macquarie Court of Quarter Sessions. The debate touches jury bias, judges, and a potential removal talk, followed by chaotic tea-hour disruption and a water supply pledge as the House adjourns at 6.55.
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Yeverday
Davidson
Baen
Labour matters and union activities in Australia
The Tipcatters Union resolved to pursue court reference after a pay schedule was set with the Reclatrar and noted Railway Commissioners adopting the union rate. Negotiations with Public Works and Barbour Trust Office were favourable. The Operators and Rough Stuff Cutters Association reported a conference pause until Manufacturer Association attendance. Mr G Bell presided. officers elected include D Daggar and W O'Conor. A journeymen tailors’ union discussed revised working conditions and rejected Employers’ Association requests pending conference. A Sydney Labour Council letter sought conference on hours and wages. president R D Sime urged only if wage boards allow changes. The committee considered mutual benefits discussions and invited representatives to main committee meetings. A delegation from Amalgamated Koriety was referred for bulletin trade work.
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Tipcatters
Railway Commissioners
Public Works Department
Barbour ‘Trust
Ofice
Operators and
Rough Stuff Cutters’ Association
G. Bell
Boot ‘Trade Union
Operators
Manufacturer’ Association
J. Bilison
Victoria
Commonwealth
D. Daggar
W. O'Conor
J. Byrne
W. Wells
Moss
J. P. Ward
Q. Cox
Sever
Journeymen Tailors’ Union
Lallors
Ehorts
Bresedt
Reployers’ Association
Sydney
Asployers’ Association
Sydney Labour Council
Master Builders’ Association
R. D. Sime
W. Ives
Mutual Optical
Eee
Bulletine Trade
Mir
J. B. Hodgeon
Tilder
Proceedent
Pemawick, En Stented
Commonwealth Parliament Debates Tariff and Public Service
Melbourne reports a bevy of parliamentary actions with the Postmaster-General’s overview of overtime pay for inter-carriers in New South Wales, a Sleep on the Supply Bill, tariff discussions on apparel and wool, and a debated method for distributing state jujo divisions by commissioners. The Hindurat Bill advances with amendments and a split vote on distribution method, as NSW and Victoria legislators clash over central oversight.
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Melbourne
Colonel Neild
New South Wales
Xt. F. O'Connor
Moailky
Atleeme
Drake
Gould
House of Representatives
Sr WY. Vyne
Ble J. L. Bonython
Messrs. Glynn
B. Hiwards
Jujo
Atlan M'Lean
Vic
Newtown P O Clock Delay Spurs Council Talk
Alderman Hows urged Newtown Council to press for repair of the town post office clock frozen at 10.45 for months. Alderman Smith countered that the matter lies with the central government and not local Parliament. The Mayor said a letter was sent to the Postmaster General nine months ago but no reply had arrived.
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Hows
Newtown
Stat
Smith
L.A
Assembly
Peders
Federer
Alderman Smith
Alderman Morgan
Storm water works eyed to curb river flooding near Woolloomooloo
The report notes rising river levels near Deniliquin and Woolloomooloo with several streets listed. MLA Mr Broughton will receive a ministerial communication on works to curb flooding, noting a proposed storm water diversion at Sir Jobs Young's Crescent to intercept runoff from Domain slopes. An estimate is awaited for the next Rath mates, with work to proceed when available.
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Almoat
Deniliquin
Broughton
Palmer
Crown
Isley
Jobs Young
Ie Domain
Water crisis in Sydney warned as dam risk looms
The Premier warned Parliament of potential water shortages if rain did not come and urged strict water use. He backed executive power to secure supplies and announced plans for a catchment dam at Appin Palm to guard Sydney's future water supply.
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Evenie
le Firepatrick
Norton Wis
Itn Board
Tuibaant
Ertician
Lee
Caturarti
Appin Palm
Burney
Mr. Norton
Cannes
J. David Ie
Obsolete Orthographic Item on Cough Remedy
Fragmentary notice describes a medicinal claim for cough relief with Chamberlain's products, dated 1 81. Readable entities include a medical remedy name and a dated reference, suggesting a short classified-style medical ad.
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