Ex-police Officer Dead
Ex-Police Sub-Inspector William [?] died at his residence. Spencer-road. [?] this morning, at the age of [?] years.[?] Mr. M'Cabe was born in Ireland in…
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Land Appeal Court
Mr. G. R. W. M'Donald, M.L.A., was in Tamworth last week. In reply to a query as to the recent appointment of Mr. Rennie to the Land Appeal…
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CALCUTTA, Monday.--A cairn was unveiled yesterday at the spot on which Mr. Noel Williamson died, in April last. Sixty Gurkhas fired a salute and sounded "The…
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RIO DE JANEIRO, Monday.--A squad of police at Bania treacherously fired on the Federal troops, after surrendering, but were annihilated, only four police escaping…
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Some time ago an attempt was made in New South Wales by the then Minister for Agriculture and certain other friends of the Sydney show society, the…
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Alfred Croucher, laborer, of Sydney-street, Albury. Mr. W. H. Palmer, official assignee…
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There were some sensational escapes from one of the gaols in Oporto yesterday. By bribing the warders a number of wealthy political prisoners secured a supply…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →Police Grievances. [?] Foung Men Won't Join
[?] first time during my connection with the [?] to an [?] representative to-day, which has [?] many years I have been in the public…
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James Rowe, of Bowraville, a blacksmith, and lately carrying on business as a boarding-house keeper. Mr. C. F. W. Lloyd, official assignee…
Continued on Trove, page 7 →Chaos in the Provinces. Murder and Outrage. Terrified Women Commit Suicide
Telegrams from the provinces give shocking accounts of cases of murder, rape, and arson. It is stated that hundreds of women are…
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There was a cackling commotion for a while in the Paddington Police Court this morning. It arose from the production in court of a box containing three fowls, but…
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In Chambers.—Before Mr. Acting Justice Rich, at Chancery-square.—At 10 a.m.: John Keep and Sons, Ltd., v Wilson and another, trading, etc., Taylor garnishee (part heard); Adams v Benaud, Robinson gar[?]i…
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An application was made to Mr. Acting Justice Rich, in Equity jurisdiction to-day, on behalf of the Perpetual Trustee Company, Ltd. (and others), as trustees of the estate…
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Valentin followed his wife without a [?]ward glance at Mouilleron, who, with laugh, lit a cigar and swaggered outside. In the lift Sophy remained silent. In the saloon a letter…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Federal Arbitration Court. Postal Association Registers. Perth
The Western Australian Post and Telegraph Association general division resolved at its annual meeting to reg[?] as an industrial organisation under the [?] Service…
Continued on Trove, page 10 →THE N.S.W. Land Appeal Court. a Labor Member's Condemnation
Mr. G. R. W. M'Donald, M.L.A., speaking in Tamworth last week, referred to the recent appointment of Mr. Rennie to the Land Appeal Court,…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Jolimont Tragedy. Shooting of Fred Tullidge Holt Before the Court. Melbourne
The shooting affray at Jolimont, when Frederick Tullidge, 34, a draper's assistant, was shot dead by Robert Holt, a grocer, of "Lindenow," has aroused considerable…
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In the Brisbane Central Police Court on Thursday, a young woman Mabel Sharpe was committed for trail on a charge of stealing £154 while employed by John T. Phipps…
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Charles Lloyd, a seaman, and his wife Florrie Lloyd, were before Mr. King, at the Water Court this morning, charged with stealing a coil of signal halliard, valued at £1, from the…
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Quong Sing (34), a Chinese vegetable dealer, was fined £3, with £1 costs, in default two months' imprisonment, on a charge of stealing a case of plums, valued at 5. Accused was seen by a watchman to take…
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