Wellington Court Hears Log of Vagrancy Case and Thefts
In Wellington Police Court the defendant pleaded guilty to vagrancy and faced additional charges including theft of rabbit traps and utensils. Testimony described his reliance on his mother for support, involvement with a married woman, and a string of prior convictions. Police found letters and traps tied to a theft plot connected to Mrs. Applett and a Ms. Mitchell, with evidence detailing how traps were moved to Mendooran and the role of neighbors in the scheme. He received a three month sentence for vagrancy and related thefts were noted, while witnesses described his long pattern of idle behavior and financial dependence.
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A Double Charge When Is a Man Drunk
A trial recounts Blanchard charged with being drunk and using profane language. Witnesses describe a Swift Street scene near Swift and Arthur streets, with Blanchard resisting police and claiming innocence while denying fighting. He offered to sign for goods, had coupons in pocket, and admitted drinking several times that day.
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Fragmented Trial Testimony On Nightly Disturbance
Fragmentary testimony describes a man accused of profane language and involvement in a street scuffle near a hotel. Witnesses recount heated exchanges, police warnings, and multiple bystanders, including Constable Evans and Constable Murphy, as the defendant resisted being placed in a cell and walked away toward home.
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Fragmentary Trial Notes Refer to Murphys Conflict Evening
A garbled court scene recalls Murphy at the lockup, tension over a table, and a confrontation with witnesses including Byrne Dowd and Lar. The defendant faced jury questions, with references to a night fight, a constable, and a plea for leniency for intoxication.
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