Murder and Suicide
A London lace merchant committed suicide after murdering a woman with whom he lived…
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Armidale Police Court. Saturday, April 18.—(Before Mr E M Cohen, J.P.)
George Henry Foster was charged with having left his wife, Annie Foster, without means of support, at Hillgrove, since May 27, 1907…
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ON Good Friday a woman was brought before the local Court charged with drunkenness, and was fined 2s 6d, and ordered to pay 2s expenses incurred for a cab, or…
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TUESDAY, 21ST APRIL.—Two strangers, named Alfred Hallett and Robert Jones, appeared before Messrs. Corbett Lawson, P.M., and Jas. M'Lean and C. A. Jackes,…
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WHILE the Manilla cricketers were at Tenterfield, Mr. A. J. Telfer, the captain, had the misfortune to be robbed of his gold watch and chain. The articles were, taken…
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A SHOCKING tragedy was enacted at Murrumbeena, about 14 miles from Melbourne, on Saturday evening, when Captian Lee, well-known in connection…
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AT Tamworth, to-day, a man was committed for trial on a charge of the murder of William Welbourne, who succumbed to the injuries received through his eye being pierced…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →A Brutal Murder. the Alleged Murderer Arrested. Sydney, April 15
LILIAN BRIDGE, aged 17 years, a daughter of William Bridge, a well-known dairy farmer, of Allandale, in the West Maitland district, was criminally assaulted…
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Charles Deutshmann was committed for trial at Arrarat (Vic.) yesterday on a charge of murdering his wife. Evidence was given that acoused was…
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The District Circuit Court opened at Armidale yesterday, before his Honor Mr Justice Sly. Mr David Wilson acted as Jndge's…
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MONDAY, APRIL 27.—Before Mr. E. M. Cohen to-day, a drunkard was fined 10s. or three days, and the fine was paid.—Another inebriate, charged with a similar offence,…
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TWO youths were to-day found guilty of having at Mosman, in December last, indecently assaulted a woman. The accused were recommended to mercy on account of…
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THE Circuit Court opened before his Honor Mr. Justice Sly, on Friday morning. Eight cases in all were set down for hearing…
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John James Keith was charged with having, at Glen, Innes, on 7th March, 1908, assaulted Leopold Grobb, occasioning actual bodily…
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Charles Deutschmann, of Dobie, Victoria, who is alleged to have killed his wife and wounded his father-in-law, has been committed for trial on…
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The reprieve of Charles Manning, the Bendigo murderer, is being southt on the ground that he was of unsound mind when he killed his wife…
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There, was an extraordinary scene at the trial of the prisoners in the "Sweeny Todd" murder case at Langon (France), on March 2, when one of the…
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The District Circuit Court was conti[?]ed at Armidale on Saturday, befo-re his Honor Mr Justice Sly. [?] David Wilson acted as Judge's…
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Mr J. B. M'Kenrie was excused from attendance as a juryman. A SERIOUS CHARGE. William Scott was charged with…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Circuit Court. Tuesday, April 28.—(Before His Honor Mr. Justice Sly). REMANDED
Wm. Scott, charged with assaulting his elder daughter Mary, pleaded not guilty: Mr. Abbott Appeared for the defence…
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