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Civilians First Hand Accounts History Joseph (Joe) Byrne News Reports Superintendent Sadleir

Inquest on the Body of Martin Cherry (03/07/1880)

A magisterial inquiry was held this day at Powell’s Hotel, Benalla, on the body of Martin Cherry, who was shot at Glenrowan on Monday.

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First Hand Accounts Glenrowan History The Glenrowan Archives

Epitome of News (20/08/1880)

“It is stated that old Martin Cherry, who died from a gunshot wound received dur ing the attack by the police on Jones’s public house, had been shot by Ned Kelly. The following statement on the subject is furnished by a correspondent of the Benalla Standard.”

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Glenrowan History News Reports The Glenrowan Archives

Martin Cherry’s Death (18/08/1880)

“One of all the persons who was confined in Jones’ Hotel, Glenrowan, on the memorable morning the police stormed the building, has sent an account to the Benalla Standard, describing how Martin Cherry met his death.”

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History The Glenrowan Archives Trials and Legal

To the Editor of the Argus (16/08/1880)

“Sir, — I have with much pain read the sub-leader in your Thursday’s issue. To the credit of journalism be it said, it is very unusual to observe remarks in newspapers prejudicial to any person awaiting trial.”

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History News Reports The Glenrowan Archives

Victoria (09/08/1880)

“The registrar has granted ad ministration to the estate of Martin Cherry, whose property was valued at £101.”

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History News Reports The Glenrowan Archives

Martin Cherry’s Will (03/08/1880)

“The registrar has granted probate to the will of the late Mr Martin Cherry…”

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Civilians First Hand Accounts History The Glenrowan Archives

The Glenrowan Tragedy

“Sir,—Having seen several letters in reference to the Glenrowan tragedy, in which the writers are strongly condemning the police, I think that, although not belonging to that force, I might throw some light on the subject and explain the circumstances that resulted fatally to some of the unfortunate prisoners in the house at the time.”

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Edward (Ned) Kelly History News Reports The Glenrowan Archives The Harts The Siege

The Kelly Gang (06/07/1880)

“It is stated that Dick Hart openly dared this police at M’Donnell’s hotel, Glenrowan, to interfere in any way with the funerals of Dan Kelly and Steve Hart.”

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First Hand Accounts Glenrowan History The Glenrowan Archives

The Enquiry on the Body of Martin Cherry (05/07/1880)

“A magisterial enquiry was held this morning at Powell’s Victoria Hotel, before Mr. McBean, J.P., on the body of Martin Cherry, who was accidentally shot at Mrs. Jones’s Hotel, Glenrowan, on Monday, during the attack on the Kelly gang. Inspector Sadlier conducted the enquiry.”

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Civilians Glenrowan History The Glenrowan Archives

The Glenrowan Tragedy (03/07/1880)

“There is nothing fresh to report about Ned Kelly’s condition nor his diet, which is still farinaceous. The armor which he wore when captured was brought to Melbourne. It was taken to the Minister of Railways’ office this afternoon, and a few people were allowed to gaze upon it. You will notice that, according to the latest telegrams from the district, the statement that Kelly shot Cherry is contradicted.”