Moss Vale Police Court
On Thursday last, before Messrs. Aubrey Mowlo and E. Hewlson, J.P., William Ireland Lawson was before the Court on a charge of being of unsound mind. Dr. F. C…
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Courts & crime, 1908
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Burglary At Moss Vale
Mr. J. W[?] Moss Vale was [?] Friday night at on [?] morning and between [?] of [?]…
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Some person or persons on Friday night or early on Saturday morning entered the shop occupied by Mr. J. Wade,Argyle-street, Moss…
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Over £200 worth of jewellery, the proceeds of the recent burglary at Anthony Hordern and Sons' premises, was recovered on Sunday night by…
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Mr. Maitland, P.M., occupied the Bench at the Bowral Police Court on Tuesday, when W. Fergason and L. Watson were proceeded against for trespassing on the…
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On Tuesday last before tee P.M., W. Ferguson and L. Watson were obarged with trespass on the enclosed land of Mr. S. L. Stennett. The accused pieaded guilty…
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On Wednesday last before Mr. E. L. Maitland, P.M., William Dyer, of Bundanoon, was charged by the police with cruelty to a horse by having allowed it to…
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It as held at On Wednesday last a court or loss Vale Moss Vale for the rest also of the he for the municipal list an Shire by Mr.E.L,…
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When in Cooma recently the Premier, Mr. Wade, was approached about granting a portion of the large gaol buildings, formerly used as a lands office for use in connection…
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The theft and recovery of a box containing £200 worth of jewellery, £81 in gold, and several suits of clothes, are reported from South Melbourne…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →With Fratricide. an Artist Is Charged
Early yesterday morning (11th November) an artist named James Ansted, aged thirty-two, son of Mr Windsor Ansted, a man of independent means, residing…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Motor Car Accident. a Police Sergeant Seriously Injured
A serious motor car accident occurred on Tuesday evening at the Bong Bong bridge, between Bowral and Moss Vale, as the result of which three Sydney residents are…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Police Court. Friday, January 24, 1908. (Before Messrs. A. Mowie and E. Hewlson, Js.P.)
John Herbert was before the court charged with being a person of unsound mind. Dr. Jones, L.Q.P. of Moss Vale, deposed that he had examined the accused this…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Moss Vale Licensing Court. Wednesday, Jan, 22, 1908
(Before the P. M. and Mr. J. A. Badgery, J.P) A renewal of licence was granted to Mr. A. U. Momsen of the Grand hotel, Bowral. The hotel was assessed at £220; licence fee £30…
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It is not expected that any important development in the Vale Park tragedy will take place just at present, although the detectives are hopeful…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →London Police. Constables Arrested. Charged with Burglary. Found with Jemmy and Skeleton Keys
Two constables stationed at the Victoria Dock, named Robert Gordon and William Cousins, were remanded at West Ham on Saturday, September 28th,…
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What is regarded by detectives as an important discovery was made on Saturday in connection with the mystery surrounding the death of…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Bowral Police Court. Detention of a Watch
At the above court on Tuesday, before Messrs. U. Foord, A. Stephens, and J. Stokes, J's.P. Kasper Wallace Dreacher was charged with unlawfully detaining a…
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Another development of an interesting character was reported on Tuesday in connection with the Ballarat North mystery. A fosslcker, Arthur Deevor,…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Moss Vale Police Court. Wednesday, Feb. 12th, 1908. Before Messrs. E. Maitland, P.M., and E. Hewloon. J.P.
Richard Chapman was charged with furious driving in Argyle street, Moss Vale, on 26 th December, 1907. Thos. Butler, a stockman, employed by…
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