£20,000 in Bribes. Lawless New York. Ex-Police Official's Indictment
In a cable despatched on Monday, Mr W. Smalley, Washington Correspon dent of the "Times," states that gene ral Bingham, ex-Commissioner of New…
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Courts & crime, 1909
1,426 stories in Hunter Valley's papers · page 48 of 72
Police Court
At the West Maitland police court this morning, before Mr. J. E. Wolfe, J.P., two inebriates were dealt with, each being fines 2s 6d, or the rising of the court.—Edward…
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At the East Maitland police court this morning the bench was occupied by Mr. F. G. Adrian, P.M. Henry Mandleson was fined 20s and 6s costs, in default 7 days'…
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At the Police Court, on the 14th inst (before Mr F G Adrian, P.M.), Florrie Bacon (30) pleaded guilty to being found drunk in Castlemaine…
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Thomas Flynn, a stockman, recently employed by Mr. E. W. Smart, at Woodlands appeared before Mr. C. H. Gale. P.M., to-day, charged with cattle stealing. Mr. J…
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The next quarterly Licensing Court at Singleton has been fixed to take place on Thursday, October 14th…
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The Colliery Emplyees' Federation of the northern, district is to be given one more chance of making up its mind in respect to the Coal Commission specially appointed to…
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Though one of the regular days, Mr. F. G. Adrian, P.M., found very little to claim his attention at the West Maitland Police Court this morning, the only case being…
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[?] at £400, belonging to [?], an American, was stolen in the [?] from a room of the Great Central [?] London…
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The following police changes have been arranged to take effect from to-morrow:—First-class Constable White, Largs, to take charge at Weston; Constable Drew, Weston, to take charge of the…
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Joseph Lyons, one of the Broken [?] strike prisoners, who was recently released from Albury gaol, speaking at a meeting. said the gaol was worse than a Siberian…
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5 drunkards were fined 5s each or imprisonment till rising of court. 1 drunkard was fined 5s or 24 hours. 2 men for obscene language were fined 20s…
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At the Singleton Police Court on Monday, before Messrs A. Grainger and D. M'Dougall, Js.P., Clarence Evans was charged with stealing 51bs of tallow,…
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The beach at the West Maitland Police Court this morning was occupied by Mr. F. G. Adrian, P.M. RIOTOUS BEHAVIOUR…
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Joseph Lyons, one of the strike prisoners,who was recently released from Albury gaol,speaking at a meeting at Broken Hill on Saturday night,said the…
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Edmund Page, licensee of the Grand Central Hotel, applied for, and was granted a pet lican's booth license for the Maitland rases, to be held at Rutherford on September 1…
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A young woman named Susie Simmons, who appeared in black, and carrying a Bible in her hand, was charged at the Glebe Police Court on Tuesday with pre…
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A young woman, named Vera Alexander, was fined £5, in default a month's imprisonment, for the theft of a lady's diamond ring, valued at £35, from the A.B.C.,…
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For some weeks past there has been very little business at the local police court on the regular sitting day, and this happy circumstance is a pleasing…
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On the 24th inst., before Mr George Brown, J P., a first offender was fined 5s, [?] 24 hours. On the [?] inst., before Mr George…
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