Latest Cables. Wholesale Murderer. a Court Room Sensation. London
It is reported from Bellingham, Whatcomb, U.S., that a fisherman found in the river the decomposed body of one Heffman, said to be a…
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Courts & crime, 1910
834 stories in Clarence Valley & Coffs Harbour's papers · page 15 of 42
Police Courts. Grafton
At the Grafton Licensing Court on Tuesday, before the P.M., a booth license for the C.R.J.C. races on May 18 and 19 was granted to Thomas Quinn, licensce of the…
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On Thursday, before the P.M. Police v. Willium Seccombe, breach of Auctioneers' Licensing Act, selling after sunset. Pleaded guilty. Fined £2 and…
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Wilfred William [?]auncey, 32, a bank manager, was charged at the Water Police Court on Friday, afternoon, before Mr. [?]ove, D.S.M.,…
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At the Coff's Harbour Police Court on Friday, before Mr. A. J. Piesley, P.M., Ewan Oak Murdock, postmaster at Coff's Harbour Jetty, was charged…
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LONDON, Sunday.—In connection, with the trlal of Dr. Hyde for the murder of Colonel Swope, at Kansas City, the State Prosecutor, Mr. Conkling, announces thet if the…
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At Coffi's Harbour on Wednesday, before Mr. W. C. Rush, J.P. Henry Wiilliam Birch, drunk and disorderly, fined 10s or three days…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Grafton Police Court. Tuesday, May 17, 1910. (Before Mr. A. J. Piesley, P.M.)
A first offender was to have been charged with being drunk in Prince Street on the previous evening, but on the application, of Mr. R. Dobie…
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The trial in Kansas City of Dr. Bennett Clarke Hyde for the murder of Colonel Swope has ended in the conviction of the prisoner. The jury…
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Messrs. Hutton, O'Connor and Butler, who were released from Maitland Gaol yesterday, are all in the best of health. They stated they had suffered…
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LONDON, Tuesday.—Dr. Hyde has been convicted for the murder of Colonel Sw[?] by poisoning, at Kansas City. The jurors who held out for three days…
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This Court opened on Tuesday, when the following cases were heard:— Thos. Miller v. Woodburn Shire Council. Mr. Sheridan stated the case, that the…
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On Thursday, before the P.M., Win. Seccombe, for a breach of the Auctioneers Licensing Act. viz., selling after sunset, pleaded guilty…
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E[?] Oak Murd[?] has charged with that on of about April 22nd at Coff's harbor Jetty being then a public accountant, did improperly…
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At the last meeting of the Harwood Shire Council, Mr. C. W. Rayner, of Tyndale, wrote, asking to be supplied, with particulars of moneys spent on…
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Thirteen members on the Court Clarence, Royal Older of Foresters, Grafton, visited Court Casino by train on Wednesday and were met at the…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Grafton Police Court. Thursday, May 19, 1910. (Before Mr. J. M. Bonthorne, J.P.)
Prank Manning was charged with that he did on May 18 at Grafton, assault one Mary Woodward with intent to rob her…
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Some six weeks ago a man named John Joseph Ryan was committed for trial on a charge of breaking into the North Coast Company's office at Kempsey and stealing…
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On Wednesday last Mrs. Woodward, an aged lady living, alone at Carr's Creek, was the victim of an assault (evidently premeditated) diabolical in its incidence…
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SYDNEY, Friday.—Last night's meeting of the Labour Council took the form of a welcome home to Messrs. Butler, O'Connor, Hutton, the coal strike leaders, and…
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