Riotous tram incident ends in hard labor and fines
Thomas Kering 18 laborer appeared at Glen Police Court on multiple charges for violent behavior aboard a Parramatta road tram. He assaulted the driver, brandished a bottle of pickles causing a scalp wound, and used obscene language. He pleaded guilty, claiming intoxication. The magistrate imposed three months hard labor or a fine, with additional penalties for drink and fare avoidance.
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Thomas Kering
Parramatta Road
The
Glen Police Court
Love
Dasa
Kerins
Catherine-street
Annandale
Abbotatent
Michael Shanahan
Kerine
Shanahan
Kyrine
Grinky
Ring
Wigs
Tramway Department
Kerjan
Anid
Budget debates and surplus spar in Parliament
The House of Representatives opened a calm session with careful scrutiny of the budget and the Treasury surplus. Mr. O Sullivan attacked government public works failures while Mr. Vernon and Mr. Storey targeted the Auditor General and Treasurer, with calls for immediate reform and continued debate into the evening.
Tartinehurst Session Not Guilty Verdict For Haat Misconduct
At Tartinehurst Sessions before Jaysa Rogers a man faced charges for obstructing Constable Gray during an incident on a public road near Petersham. The accused shouted threats to the crowd. a scuffle occurred, resulting in injuries but the jury returned a not guilty verdict and he was released.
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Tartinehurst
Jaysa Rogers
Jake Haat
Gray
Eustacie
Paticn
Thie
Doranda
Bankruptcy Court Voluntary Sequestrations Noted
Bankruptcies listed for Henry Nicholas of Kingestreet Newtown a restaurant proprietor and others. Meetings and examinations concluded for George Parcival Montague Scott and Eric Wright with single meetings and public examinations declared concluded.
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Henry Nicholas
Kingestreet
Newtown
Idard
Mcial Ax
George Parcival
Ingle
Montague Scott
Eric Wright
Dentists Conference Opens Under NSW Dental Association
The Dental Association of New South Wales opened a conference at Hoskins Home with President W R L Fite-Simons chairing. Delegates from Victoria Queensland and NSW heard urging closer cooperation and unity akin to the British Medical Association. Papers by Henry Peach and H H Bignold were read, and further sessions continued to Friday.
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Dental Associaton
New South Wales
Hosa Locms
W. RL. Fite-Simons
Immensa
British Medical Association
del Gates
Victoria
Queensland
Henry Peach
Dental Board
Ho H. Bignold
ABC
Cate
The Wickedness of Wong at Darlinghurst Sessions
Charlie Wong pleaded guilty to stealing £24 from a co partnership in Oxford Street Bracery. Four Chinese partners including the accused formed the scheme. money was hidden in boxes but robbed. Wong turned over a diamond ring valued about £10 to one partner and had £14 on arrest. He received three months hard labor in Goulburn Gaol.
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Charlie Wong
Darlinghurst
Quinness
Oxford Street
Wong
Goulburn
Manly Wharf Assault Case At Water Police Court
James Pacier 4 percent and Turburl Pawley 18 were charged with assaulting Reginald Withon at Circular Quay near Miaxty Wharf. Witnesses described a scuffle on the quay, Pawley pushing a boy and demanding fares, while others testified to earlier pushing and threats. The court fined Pawley £2 with14 days imprisonment. Pacier received a similar punishment.
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James Pacier
Turburl Pawley
Water Police
Reginald Withon
Constatte
Mort Dacktson Steamship Company
James Fawley
Mawley
Fawley
Pawley
Childres
Pawleri
Ilnill
Sam Pavley
Bat
Wiiaens
Thay
Jatin Mawify
James Pawtes
Ant
Hr Seay
Cianer
Zinn
Richard Pawley
RAID ON REDFERN GARDENS CHARGED IN CABBAGE THEFT CASE
Police at Redfern arrested Archidale Wee Harald Weile Chasis Laurannos for alleged cabbage theft from Botany October 2. Witnesses placed them at a cabbage heap. two pleaded not guilty while one confessed. Convictions followed with fines and potential terms, police and court records show.
Southern Railway Traff ic Bottlenecks Dated
In the Legislative Assembly Mr Hiriner noted the Southern Railway from Sydney to Albury struggles to cope with traffic. Government plans duplicating the Vine Infections in Goulburn were discussed as the first section, with Waddell stating current progress and that funds will be used to appoint a manager in order of urgency. Improvements are underway in conjunction with mortars section.
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Hiriner
Aseed
Iain Southern Railway
Sydory
Albury
Tonsuer
Tateinz Sar
Goulburn
Waill
LAXO-TONIC PILLS Promote Health and Regular Bowels
A vintage advertisement urges living outdoors and light meals to stay well, while selling Laxo-Tonic Pills as a natural laxative and blood purifier. It claims daily bowel movement is essential, comparing outdoorsy living to the pill solution for those indoors and who overeat. Pills priced at 60 cents.
Glebe Milk Supply Meeting Reveals Sanitary Concerns
A Glebe council meeting discussed sanitary issues at the milk supply with the mayor and aldermen present. Officials debated sampling results, with some officials praising evidence while others questioned the process and its implications for public health.
Tram Fares Question In Legislative Assembly
Colonel Onslow asked in the Legislative Assembly whether tram fares in the metropolitan area will be raised or reduced soon. He also queried if the Railway And Tramway Commissioners promised a deputation to lengthen tramway sections and when they would fulfill it. Mr Waddell replied that the matter is under consideration with no definite statement yet. the Chief Commissioner will consider requests for alterations of individual sections, depending on a general scheme.
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Onslow
Legislative Assembly
Railway and Tramway Commissioners
Waddell
Sussex Street Robbery Report With Fragmentary Details
Readable fragments describe a Sussex Street robbery and mention several seemingly garbled names and places including Taos and Kennedy. The text lacks clear dates or outcomes but indicates a crime event with improvised, uncertain details and several person names embedded in the garbled OCR.
Protetiget Shanieb and Legal Notice in Slime
Protetiget Shanieb and partners engage in a legal matter in Slime with names Ole For Hiveddew and Parvin Met Craws Seal appearing in the record. The notice references Valle and Valle district, dated contexts, and the ongoing proceedings in the local court system.
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Protetiget
Shanieb
Deedulia
Mar
Nowe
Frost Tapert
Ole
Hiveddew Athie
Altean Valle
Efgmng
Waeewe Parvin
Craws Seal
Lattey Daleth
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Park Street
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Wane Bip
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Harry Crabb
Kingest
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Lloyd's
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Essence OF Parliament
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Dentists’ Conference
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