Divorce Court Hearings Involving Mariba Wan And Alfred West
In the Sydney division before Mr Justice Gly, Mariba Jane Wan petitions for divorce from Alfred W West on desertsion, cruelty, and non support. West denies alienation and cruelty, admitting past drunkenness and violence. The case details a turbulent marriage from 1890 to 1905 across Sydney districts, with multiple assaults and a history of drink. A separate decree favors Florence Smyth King in her divorce from William Smyth King on constructive desertion after reviewing evidence and the judge’s reserved decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gydney
Gly. Mariba Jane Wan
Dor Amerly Horne
Alfred Waeim West
B. Gastiog
Maren
Surry Hills
Singleton
Brdney
Womstal Avenue
Emese
Aloe
Amdal
Sydney
Florence Smyth King
Willam Smyth King
Divorce Case Reveals Drunkenness and Non-support
Sansa Josephlag Cashin seeks divorce from Henry Joseph Cashin on grounds of drunkenness and non-support. The petitioner, represented by Mr. Gerber and Mr. Spor, details years of hardship after their April 1840 marriage in Blarrickville, with moves to Albion Park and Redfern. Henry Cashin’s work as a baker, coachman, and barman is noted, along with repeated drinking and temporary periods of employment. The court records show the petitioner's testimony and references to prior employers and financial strain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sansa Josephlag Cashin
Henry Joseph Cashin
Gerber
Spor
Udr
Clive Teeve
Sverille Smoplami
Blarrickville
Albion Burk
Redfern
Ziret
Desa
Bey
Bydney
Ibton Park
Sears
Aid
Ted
Jomoh
St. John's School
Kent Street
Cartinal Moran
de. Dyer
Maryland
Sisters of St. Joseph
London
Jobo
Hulk to Store Ship The Josete Transformed
The Josepa, formerly the German Ulline abip Féli known at Sydors, has served Port Jackson. Now transformed, the Joséta leaves Sydney with the Kadina tow for Townsville Queensland. Adelaide Company’s works at Woolwich docked for overhaul and new ferrick sands fitted.
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Josete
Ulline Abip
Sydors
Port Jackson
Cox
Boen
Cat
Adelaide
Ferrick Sands
Tate
Milk Price Dispute Ends in Court Fine
A man identified as Gillard was fined after a confrontation over milk purchase at a Rockdale street. The incident involved demands for a sample of milk and a dispute over payment, with police and a Tyrrell court witness present. The case references a Public Baatia Act provision and resulted in Gillard paying a small fine and court costs.
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Withiem
Ginard
Rockneie
Rae
Vince
Newtown
Joseph Vinedat
Tyrrell
Steesor
Rockdale
Gaus
Ulin
Para
Terrell
Gitlard
Soma Sibianco
Ria Tether
Rustomer
Mr. King
Amd
Gillard
Remldon’s Few Dencavery and Gold Medal Condensed Milk
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Remldon's Few Dencavery and Gold Medal Condensed Milk with scattered, unclear phrases about sweets or goods. No coherent event or names to establish a clear summary.
Young Cadets Form Mounted Unit At Wages
Captain A W Par eenage leads efforts to form a 34 man Mounted Cadets squadron at Wages. Applicants 14 to 16 must provide horses and saddles. school leavers preferred. Parade planned in Sydney with American cadets en route to Brisbane and Melbourne. Local towns to host welcoming activities and drills at drill hall. Lieutenant Ralph conducts instruction for cadets.
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A. W. Pareenage
Thelf
Appliestoss
Iarety
Didrbnts
Dango
Crowther
Parramatte
Ochor Istride
Tropa
Newcastle
Brisbane
St Waggar Wham
Melbourne
Sydney
Ney
Victoria
Ralph
South Australi
Hem
Esther Gilliland Death and Longson Murder Case
At Parisagnure Central Criminal Court Longson was found guilty of manslaughter in the death of Esther Gilliland aged 34. The Crown alleged the accused performed unlawful operations on the victim after she was rented a room in Darfinghurst. The jury returned a verdict of guilty and the prisoner received a fifteen years penal servitude.
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Parisagnure
Central Criminal Court
Justion Rogers
Goorer Darling Leneson
Esther Gilliland
Pickburn
Molloy
Thompsonstee
Darfinghurst
Amie
Marc
Tandim
Sasing
Fiat
Belore L
Hocor
Rae Boring Cheeed
Tan
Mamelaughter
Dowling Donates Notebooks to New South Wales Library
Chief Justice Dowling’s notebooks, rich with judgments, evidence notes, and correspondence from 1828 to 1840, have been gifted to the New South Wales Free Public Library by J A Dowling. The collection covers libel cases and notable trials, including the Myall Creek massacre, with a detailed index and shorthand pages. A portrait by a colonial artist accompanies the donation, enhancing the historical value.
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James Dow
J. A. Dowling
N.S.W
James Dowling
Inetlie Dowling
Justina
Apell
Juzureship
Inta
Mr. Dowling
Aitehell Library
State Library
Dowline
Aorton
Praca
Owing Bas Presii
Aie Chie Justirs
Playone
Bart
Rei
Nove Boo
Porteatt
Muschell
NSW Dreadnought Fund Donations Totals Reach £78551 10s 8d
A record lists numerous contributors and amounts to the NSW Dreadnought Fund from Scone Darlington Moria Dock Liverpool Taralga Kiama Dungog Warren Ravenswood Concord Narrandera Sydney Carlingford Paddington North Newtown Gulgong and others. Total sums to £78 551 10s 8d with many local donors and institutions contributing modest gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scone
Darlington
Dobn Reop and Sona
Moria Dock Engineering Company
Mona Atrmynd
BOA
Xiria
Liverpool S.P
Propia
Narrandera
Sydney Market Gardeners’ Association
Tambere
South Sydney
Rifle Club
Carlingford
Commercial Baking Company
Sydney
Bogeabri Brand People
Paddington
North Newtown
Niliballa
Gulgongile Cid
Mines seek eight hour shifts district wide
South Coast Collieries in Wollongong report miners pushing for a uniform eight hour shift system starting January 1. A miners association conference is expected to request a broader industrial agreement. A second bore is being drilled as part of the Western holdings, while a strong water supply issue is noted nearby.
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Wollongong
Bankruptcy Court Hearing of Creditors Petition Sequestration
In a colonial bankruptcy proceeding The English Scottish and Australian Bank Limited applies for sequestration. W H Palmer appointed official assignee. Creditors include Onhiricl of Elizabeth Street Sydney and Minander Williams of Woolcott Street Darninghurst boarding house keeper. June 38 set for board. Voluntary sequestration Willis Taylor of Jeckigerie laborer. Death at Asnveh Charion Falls mentioned with fire-related circumstances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Englieh
Scoitiss and
Australian Bank, Limited
W. HI. Palmer Ping
Sydney
Minander
Suene Willams
Eil
Ward John Willams
Woolcott-atreet
Darninghurat
Macquarie
Stamas
Willises Taylor
Jeckigerie
Lioya
Sentences imposed at Darlinghurst Sessions
The court heard Harry Summiers plead guilty to breaking and entering and was sentenced to 14 months hard labor in Bathurst Gaol. Judge Murray warned he risked becoming a habitual criminal if he did not reform. James Heo was found guilty of grievous bodily harm against Ethel Davie and sentenced to four years penal servitude. remarks noted prior sentences for serious offences but acknowledged inclination to reform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edge Murray
Darlinghural
Harry Summiers
Acc Etralng
Bathurst Geol
Tsontr
James Heo
Ethel Davie
Aimee
Sid
Mary and friends discuss copying a design and transfer pattern
In a lively exchange, Mary and companions debate finishing a transfer pattern for a world design and copying from the latest Woman's Budget edition while hurriedly planning to act before others seize the copy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary
Bereke
Bereka
Doris
Phyllis
Doris Laegerly
Mars
Daria
Edos
George Street Tram Collision Details Unclear
A fragmented report discusses a George Street tram collision with garbled phrases about individuals, a fund, and a college grant. The readable parts reference persons possibly linked to a case, a fund, and a university, but specific facts, dates, places, or outcomes are not clear from the text.
Reefton Sensa and Police Court Trial Details
A lengthy police court statement details the May 1 case involving Pemuba and the alleged attempted murder of Jam Pinkegan at Reefton. Narration covers the accused’s actions, alleged threats, the discovery of a weapon and burnt clothing, a pillow with soil in a wagon, and subsequent hospital transport. testimony from Martin Finnegan and others describes camp life, a blow to the back, and the accused’s denial of a quarrel while police accounts connect weapon findings and a shooting sequence culminating in an arrest and medical care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pemuba
Meoitney
Fieugesn
Ian
Winmegee
Watson
Finereau
Elsa
Finnegan
Piontesa
James Finnegan
Vietla
Forbes
Martin
Wratong
Narrandera
Old Reefton
Temara
Will
Tay
Merusnd
Williams
Witnese
Piuovea
Kron
Fryine
Tiara
Waterihery
Aine
Finnewaa
Thorn Vonill
Kent
Flanwgan
Guy
Amd
Rome
Hsim
Steamer to London From Basu Cimilar Quay Passengers Listed
The Ocean liner Pericles sails today for London from Basu Cimilar Quay at noon. Passengers include Mr and Mrs J W Brown, Mr A Lote, Ming Joseph, Miss Woodcock, Mrs U Monti, and many others. Cargo totals 254 bales wool and other goods, with extensive freight and timber noted. The voyage follows Brisbane calls and includes many named passengers bound for Durban, Capetown, and London. The Pericles is scheduled to depart Melbourne Wednesday for its London voyage arriving August 5, with a long list of passengers and cargo aboard.
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Basi Cimilar Quay
London
Porla
J. WT. Brown
A. ©.Ote
Ming Joseph
Mise Woodcock
U. Monti
Myserane
Ro Ledenhor
B. Cooke
MTP
M. Rooka
J. J. Durack
Jr. Manley
Carestis
Wo G. Baitus
J Macdoue
Falcomer Macdoudd
Keller
Rujehio
Phillips
Mes. A. Simuchisa
Wise Cos
Mice Power
All Mise Cx
Josep Wart
K.gmg
Pericles
Melbourne
Angi
Durban
AL Mathison
A. Wathir
W. PC. Bain
Ti KR. Maclaren
Iotant
Ming Gullown
C. J. Montz
Henry
Mies
de la Chamantis
T. Rouse
Perer
Warden Br. G
Ward
Wart
Dt Haycrot
Camac Wilkinson
iWitkin
Gotsall
Rev. Rickman
Rickman
M. Lawensela
Mra Shmpson
A. Ambler
J. Syms
Moldivan
Miss Goliman
Miew
Goldman
Mins Priddle
J) Ryan
Robert Bris
Nell Mploin Rapiuser
Cor Uucersiate Porte
Talyuan
West Crowle Quaya
Fy Shania
Political power of women speaker lauds reform league’s role
A lecturer at the Women’s Branch of the Political Reform League in Sydney argued the recent federation gains owed to women’s electoral groups. He praised Sir Henry Parkes’ fusion influence and urged continued activism through women’s organizations to advance reform and patriotism.
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The
Political Reform League
Af Syd- Ur
Queenasend
Mas Mea
Breer
Taforn League
Sie G HL Rold
Lund
Genseman
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Wastrall Avenue
Beyer
Rausa
Kehus
Cy Cage
Twonday
Ethel Kennedy
Ororer
Edward Kennedy
Josepa
Remldon
Dencavery
Longson
Dowling
Mitchell
Michell
State of New South
Moiack Gardens
Arthur Dowling
Pitt-street
Burney
N.S.W. Dreadnought Fund
South Coast Collieries
Bankruptcy Court
Asnveh
Charion
George
Kas
Mr. Faint
Loh
Brauer College
Conan
Vantin
Freeads
Nik Dm
Rune
Tor
FELVS
the Grown Studios
UE George-Street
Nest Roberie
Sydmer
China
Taiyean
Eabt
Wallis
St Oras
A. Hall and Company
George-Street
Rowley Sewing Machine Showrooms
Shun Wale
Martar
Karosnny
Olling Keen Tran
Burter
Rene Bide
T.rel Fe
He Beatrice
Bollime
Keromnne
Nock and Kirby, Ltd
Circular Quay
Underwood-Street
Piti-strest
Lassetter’s
Bickford
Jace” Beand
Breastheul
M. Bickford and Sons, Ltd
Pinnock
Queen Victoria
MR. @ W. RETD
Children OF
P, R Robinson & Sons, Ltd
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Stoney
Chamberlain
Tna
Davidson & CO
Spencer Nolan
Painlens
Okroup-Srkeet Wreinar's
Faure Expetianes
Brandt ‘Bros
Aland
Miler Burmi
Lanieras
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