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Newspaper
Sydney Evening News
Location
Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 21, 1902
Page
9
Proceedings describe a judge urging reconciliation between spouses while weighing evidence of cruelty and intent to separate. The respondent challenges the petition, cross-examinations occur, and the judge plans further sessions to determine child custody and divorce terms.
A garbled report describes a burglary case heard in the Badfern police court. A boy and his mother discuss the possible plea while the judge maneuvers through proceedings. The fragmentary text hints at a tense exchange and a harsh outcome, with limited readable names and details.
The district records show more extensive rain than yesterday with scattered totals across towns such as Wentworth 7, Euston 8, Tumut 38, Goulburn 2, and Melbourne 42 points. Winds eased in parts but dust and wind storms were still reported in some areas.
Weather notes across regions including Sean neers Mawese Batan and Araddon detail a cold front. Drought warnings, strong westerlies, and scattered showers are forecast, with notes on travel advisories, stock impact, and planned rainfall patterns through Friday.
Frederick Barton, a laborer, was discharged at the Central Court yesterday after a series of petty deceptions in George Street. Constable Dunn stated Barton not only begged for money but exposed his naked leg in support of his claims, receiving a sentence of some form.
A court interpleader case arises over who owns items seized by a claimant. The actty-chief justice and jury were involved yesterday, with claims surrounding property delivered to Ceseri and later related parties. Milad Faris, wife of the Joramest, asserts rights to the goods, and parties including Zanob Moses and others are cited in the dispute. The jury returned toward resolving the claim and the matter moves forward.
Amid confusion a consignment of stud cattle is prepared for Africa from Mr. Frank Reynolds. The cattle are reported to be of high quality and will be shipped to South Africa to start a nucleus herd. A separate telegram clarifies a previous error about a local river sighting, attributing it to a mistaken report arising from a separate event. Local church figures are noted in a brief social item, mentioning a dress presentation by Miss Florence Wilson.
The Marine Court completed its inquiry into the collision between the burie ferry steamer Bevahgerco and a gig from HM Hotel Arituc on May 6. Witnesses described the ferry steering, the gig’s position, and actions taken, with claims of attempting to avoid the impact and the gig capsizing.
Fragmentary report notes discharge delays at Carst Hospital and lists Andrew Paterson of Bigtress Nemtow as having quit or recovered, reflecting confusion in the hospital scene after a plague event.
Four defendants Hefare Jedge Docker Fury Parkes and Bilqued Morris pleaded not guilty to a charge of Saving in Rounl wick on October 2. Principal witness Mary Hiyrne admitted statements to Yr Jake Tarted that diverged from Crown evidence. Court officials stated the case would not proceed further with the documents.
The Serstona Division heard a prosecution against Sch Hordemos, accused as acceptor of a factory on Ryucer Street. The inspector testified to dust and neglect at the premises. He was fined 23 and costs by default.
Mallory staff report progress on Crickville areas set aside for Working men under the Block Holders Act. Valuers from two city themes prepare a report for the Land Board, which will fix valuations and rentals before final settlement. The area is to be released for occupation once the process is completed.
A conference between the Australian Seasome Union and the Interstate Seamabig owners opened yesterday to finalize a working agreement due to commence on the 30th of the month. Delegates discussed terms on wages and hours while freight rates were raised as a likely issue in forthcoming proceedings.
A Welsh police court heard John Dodds renew a charge of rioting amid confusion over evidence and prior acquittal. He faced trial for stealing a 3s sock and a secured chain, with property traced to Achesett’s shop. The case, noting 14 previous convictions, ended with six months hard labor for Dodds, concurrently, while probation options were discussed.
Fragmented OCR note mentions RMS Orient Pacific, a voyage to Australia, and a person named Abe Ortone leaving Calntibe with a sum of 15. Details are unclear and partially garbled.
A disputed betting transaction involving Matri et Faure and Kingsley led to a court case where Kingsley’s horse won the race but the defendant claimed payment was unsettled pending steward decisions. Telegrams and notices show confusion over payment timing, with the plaintiff seeking costs and the defense asserting settlement after steward rulings.
The report lists voluntary sequestration cases with names such as Jobs Langhorst, William Sentbaker, Catherine Hussell, William Clemesne, Naumalel Fewsit Campbell, Harald Showlar, and Alfred Thompson among others. It also covers certificate applications, motions to approve resolutions, and adjournments in official assignee matters. A separate item reports harsh weather in South Australia and Victoria, shipping damage at sea, and political notes on treasury finances, railways, and port projects in Melbourne.
A special cabinet meeting is called for Tuesday afternoon to consider the government plan to provide work and extend relief for the unemployed. The Premier expects to hear from Bourke about the proposal at the session.
In a chaotic Thursday scene Constable Surctdee made an arrest on Lethe Street as Projerick Barmcida, 27, a labourer, faced charges for stolen goods from Buock Taylor and Company. He pleaded guilty after claiming confusion and drunkenness. Other legal disputes noted include a long list of court actions, customs concerns, and district society meetings.
Report covers the Grand Challenge Stakes 128, with rear winners and runner ups, plus supplementary and metered stakes. Highlights list numerous races and winners including Great Heart, We Two, Contusion, Lee Melfarpa, and others across rounds with multiple horses and byes noted.
Readable fragments show Class A ties featuring Hester versus Sydney and University versus Waverley, with multiple pairings and school names. Other lines mention Grammar School, Universitis, and local clubs in a dense list of matchups and venues, though details are incomplete.
London June 19 report on the Ascot meeting detailing the Gold Cup outcome with 2000 guineas offered and prizes for top finishers. Mentions 7 year old winner, recent form from Wood Ditton Stakes and Newmarket Stakes, and list of contenders including Lord Walverson and Mr George Edwardes with commentary on breeding and past performances.
A partial London market dispatch notes half-starved transport horses amid ongoing stock exchange jitters. It cites inspectors delaying stricter controls, banks seeking earlier closings, and varied quotes across London and Australian shares, with property values rising and trade activity dipping amid cautious optimism.
A lavish hospital ball at North Shore Gospiesl featured Mrs Thomas Ruete, Mrs Joby Toohey, and Mrs Carey leading the organizing committee. Mrs Mark Sheldon and others supervised decorations while Sir Barry Rawson and Lady Rawson attended with dignitaries, as guests applauded the choir and fundraising efforts boost hospital support.
A racist measure named The Rabbit Act suspended operations of the Hakae Net Gu court in districts to enable rail expansion. The records show ten counts against the names of Meyee, withholding their right to vote in the LAE election.
Fragmented notes describe a parliamentary division on tariff measures with references to senators V Apptal Jesuiles and Borrett. The record mentions votes, proposals for duty adjustments, and party or committee alignments amid inconclusive outcomes and procedural remarks.
June 20 report lists steamers ariving from Australis and Lindon at Durlam and Melbourne with crews and passengers. Vessels include Twikibo, Helar, Taine, and Moravian with extensive passenger lists and names, plus several arrivals from South Africa and Japan via London.
Reports from Meltonree detail a breach of promise trial involving Lt Col Lasseter and widowhood curves. Illness confines Sir Wilfiam Lyve to a room, with Howe and Defence Departments unable to work until next week. A 188 game Ward dies from injuries near Parkes as his mother fights to extinguish flames. rescue lines and policing follow as the city reels from recent events.
Mr J Palon, secretary of Hoches ters Revermlent Society, received funds from Mr Cetickett Walker to entertain the poor on Coronation Day. A welcome event at Normans 6 featured Mrs Di, Abe Aarusid, and Robercé, with plans for further hospitality and charity.
The Richmond River Meister reports river work progress with new channel 15 navigation improvements, the steamer City of Gratis at work on the 11th instant, and the Macleay passing down. Coronation Day events are planned at Maulsby with sports and festivities. Public notices include a Water Police Court matter and a monster children's ball to be held Thursday 26 with a procession, fire brigade, and soldiers participating.
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