Afraid She Would "Flop." Hysterical Woman in Court
A big, square-jawea woman, Molly Smith, caused some trepidation among the constables at the Central Police Court this morning. She was of an excitable…
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Death of Mrs. Ball. Further Police Inquiry. Inquest to Open Nest Week
BINGARA, Saturday.--In connection with the death of Mrs. Ball, a further inspection by the police disclosed a barrow with bloodstains on the wheel, and also a pool of blood on a…
Continued on Trove, page 10 →Police Courts. Monday, January 29. Stealing Books
Henry Crawford (35), appeared at the Water Court on a charge that he did, at Sydney, between January and 22, steal seven books, of the value of £1026, the property of James Robert Tyrrell…
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At the Glebe Court Florence Annie Hughes (27) was charged, on warrant, with assaulting Cora Williams, at Leichhardt, on January 22. She was also charged with maliciously damaging property to the value of £1,…
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Before Mr. Maitland, D.S.M., at the North Sydney Court, Arthur Edward Bradley appeared to answer charge of breaking and entering the dwelling house of George Moritz, at Pitt-street, North Sydney, and…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →The Leichhardt Tragedy. Mrs. Bray Before the Court. Charged with Shooting Her Husband
The circumstances surrounding the domestic tragedy which was enacted in Edith-street, Loichhardt, carly in the morning of December 19 were retold at the Glebe Police Court this…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Crew Troubles at the Police Court. a Way Towards Settlement
The frequency of assault cases on board ship lately, and the trouble and time it takes to have the occurences settled per medium of the police…
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"It is no excuse men saying they cannot get work nowadays; they aced not be out of work half an Lour. For men to come here, and say they cannot Not work is monstrous." These…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Sandbagged and Robbed. Assault in Elizabeth-street
A stockman, Edward Eddie (33) of Cunning ham-lane, Redfern, was sandbagged and robbed in Elizabeth-street, near the Adelphi Theatre, early this morning…
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Before the Acting Industrial Registrar.— At the Industrial Registrar's Office, Queen's.square.—At 0.45 a.m.: Application by the Acrated Waters and Cordial Manufacturers' Association of N.S.W. for constitution of…
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BRISBANE, Monday.--At the Rockhampton Police Court, Mr. Dawbarn, secretary of the Jockey Club, sued Mr. Tompson, secretary of the Central Racing Association, for assault and…
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It was reported at yesterday's meeting of the Sutherland Shire Council that a young woman had complained on Sunday that she had been molested by a man whilst surfing at Cronulla…
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Campbell Nairn Moir. murder (part heard). Jurors, others than those engaged in Moir's case,[?] not attend until Wednesday…
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LONDON. Monday Evening.—An herole rescue from a fire was carried out by two police med and a fireman in th Mile End-road. There children were imprisoned by the…
Continued on Trove, page 8 →Glebe Murder Trial. Bib Crowd at Court. Scramble for Seats Looking for Blood Stains. Microscopic Examinations. Two Mysterious Men. Had Done Something Terrible
The trial of Campbell Nairn Moir for the murder of Henry Trevascus at the Glebe, on October 31, was continued before his Honor Mr. Justice Ferguson and a jury at the Central…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Law Notices. Tuesday, January 30. Supreme Court
In Equity.—Before the Deputy Registrar—At [?] Thos. Edols and Co., Ltd., to settle minutes of order. 11.30: Hughes v [?], to settle minutes of order…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →The Court of St. Simon. Chapter Xi
Sophy was mistress of the ceremonies that day, and more than a little exacting, but Valentin danced faithful attendance. It was Harrison who at last insisted that it was time to go…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →A Growing Evil Perjury in Police Courts. Prosecutions Suggested
The absolute disregard of the sanctity of the oath is becoming so pronounced in the police courts of late, that the magistrates intend to take extreme steps to put a stop to the practice…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Fight in Papua. Police Ambushed. Shots and Spears Exchanged. Melbourne
An account of an exciting experience in Papua by Mr. E.W.P. Chinnery, Assistant-Resident Magistrate at Kokoda, has been forwarded to the External Affairs…
Continued on Trove, page 8 →The Glebe Murder. Moir Upon His Trial. the Story of the Crime. a Sordid Tragedy
More than ordinary interest centred in the special sitting of the Central Criminal Court, which opened yesterday morning at Darlinghurst Courthouse, when Campbell Nairn…
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