Port of Bunbury Shipping Intelligence Blurred Entries
Derawrenes ships and cargoes listed for August trade include Mymor 58 1084 tons under Capt Smith en route to Karachi via Fremantle with sleepers for West Australian Jarrah Saw Mills Co. Vessels in port include Lamberga Loch Linn Adle Vorjo Viken and others, amid a long analyzed political reflection on Russia and Europe, ending with a Bunbury note from Care and Lo Thy Chemiste.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Derawrenes
Mymor
Smith
Tor Kacichi
Frowantie
Weet Anatraliay Jacral Siow Mills Co
Manorrok
Karachi
Fremantle
West Australian
Jarrah Saw Mills Co
Civebria
London
Fort
Lamberga
J.C. McDougall
Capetows
Millars’ K
J.co
Loch Linn
Ekholm
Buenos
Turbulent Times Foretold by Ballot and Bloodshed
A garbled account references a stormy period with mentions of a nation harnessing power, a crowd's reaction to a Winter Palace massacre, and ominous prophecies. It alludes to internal executions and strained politics as observers discuss looming upheaval and the fate of key actors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tepubloua
Vladiuse
St Petersburg
Winter Palace
Fragmented view of Russia and autocracy under pressure
The text argues Russian autocracy rests on tyranny and ignorance, while Enlightenment spreads and peoples awaken to claim government rights. It cites Byzantine influence, Mongol domination, and the need for reform, predicting autocracy’s collapse through conciliation or revolution as revolts gain momentum. Shared critiques reference Nicholas II and the Zamstvos as pivotal forces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
Eculta
Aureia
Robespierra
Maroni
Danton
Rassoh
Europathias
Sp Petersburg
Ilv
Cyav
England
France
Europe
Central Asia
Mong Wolk
Zinghis Khan
Gibbon
Sind
Nicholas
Rewsian Auwayes
Local and General items from Bunbury region
In Bunbury the Rifle Shooting final for the Erokin Trophy is set for Saturday afternoon with handicaps to follow. The Banbury Howling Club Ball will occur tonight at the Masonic Hall with music by Mr Bort Olively and a supper promised. A list of social pieces and notices, including testimonials for Strathmain and various local vendor ads, fill the page alongside reports of a recent Sailors’ affair, a performance by Mrs Madge and friends, and a Bunbury Skittle Club meeting scheduled Friday evening at the Rosa Hotel to discuss alley rentals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Banbury
B.B.C
Masonic Hall
Bort Olively
Sailora
Mra Madge
Thrim
Miz Elsie Pearson
Miss Thrim
Miss Nation
Vine
Mies ‘Thrum
Ford
Moyes
Miss Madge
Miss Thrum
Messrs Ford
Moyer
Madge
Air Dolley
Bunlury
Police court reports indict two men and a military ball notice
At the police court William Murphy was sent up for two days for a similar offence, while Daniel Alexander paid a half-penny crown fine on his first appearance. A grand military ball by the 18th Light Horse is announced in Harvey on Friday the 11th with music and a supper. G Hay and A Weare faced unlawful on premises charges regarding the Government Railway Department, with the hearing adjourned. Evidence shows the accused were involved with railway yard activity and nuts theft, five individuals cautioned, with security and behavior bonds set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alles
RLM
William Murphy
Deabh
Victoria Street
Danial Alesander
Sall
Harvay
Light Hors
Harvey
G. Hay
A. Weare
Government Railway Department
Money
Stanley
Walker
Pc. Suckeon
AOL
Hay
Sergi Smyth
Jackson
Sand Cpm
May
Weare
Ace
Neare
Nose
Burgh Smyth
Maclyea
Second Band Contest discussion at Bunbury meeting
An adjourned Bunbury meeting on Monday discussed holding a Second Hand Contest around Christmas. N J Moore M L A presided. G W Keith said Albany, Perth and police bands would back Bunbury with a formal application to stage the 1905 Champion Contest, with Melbourne music possible and special excursion fares likely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. J. Moore
M.L.A
G. W. Keith
Perth
W.A. Bands’ Association
Bunbury
Albany
Keith
Melbourne
Parth
Police
Leederville
Subiaco
J. G. Baldock
H. E. Reading
Keith J
Cant
Steare
Cook
Kowman
James
Ste Baldock
England Wins International Lawn Tennis Match Over Australasia
In London Angnat 1 England defeated Australasia in doubles two nil and won four singles to two. Brookes of Australia beat Mr. Doherty in straight sets two love.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
England
Australasia
Brookes
Hr. Doherty
Cotton Spinners Urge Delay in Buying American Cotton
A circular from the International Federation of Master Cotton Spinners and Manufacturers states most spinners do not need to purchase new crop cotton before arrival and should refrain from buying American cotton for the next three months, leaving speculation to market actors to address conditions they created.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
International Federation of Master Cotton Spinners and Manufacturers
The French Fleet Arrives to a Royal Welcome at Portsmouth
Immense preparations fill Portsmouth to greet the French host. Festivities are arranged by the Channel authorities as a flotilla of destroyers gathers in the Solent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Anguat
Portmouth
Asisiadvon
Ernigers
Solent
Strikes in Russia ignite clashes near Roslof on the Don
Reports indicate rising strikes and daily clashes with police around Roslof on the Don. Two soldiers killed and several wounded in ongoing confrontations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Roslof-on-the-Don
Unemployed Leaders Arrested After Manchester Conflicts
Violent clashes erupted in Manchester as unemployed protesters clashed with police. Several leaders were arrested for interrupting traffic amid reports of numerous injuries including broken hands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Manchester
England
Large Failures at Paris Brokers Collapse
Large failures at Paris involve Tondon Anguat and Paria produce brokers with liabilities estimated at £761,000. The downturn stems from speculative losses tied to Yalwaot trades, leaving bags of unpaid exposures and broad liquidity strain in the market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tondon
Anguat
Uny
Paria
Riots Near Warsaw Outbreak Suppressed by Brevet
Two thousand reservists and two thousand regarvista sacked rowers shops and restaurants at Gore and Kalwania near Warsaw. The brevet with difficulty suppressed the outbreak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Regarvista
Gore
Kalwania
Warsaw
Submarine Explosion Kills Seven in Mine Practice
During mine practice near Hellingfor the Sandhemn Roade struck a submarine mine and was blown to atoms. Seven men were killed and eight injured in the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Sandhemn Roade
Hellingfor
Fancy Football Match Promises Funds for Fire Brigade
A Tapey fancy football match on the Oval features The Dark Town Fire Brigade against the Cycle Club. A parade led by the City Band, with grotesque costumes and a decorated reel drawn by Seldom Fad, entertained a large crowd. The event aims to raise over £10 for the brigade next Easter, with Winn's Studio offering cabinet photos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darktown Fire Brigade
Prince of Wales Hotel
Indiana
Chicamen
George Musgrove Presents Van Biene Season at Lyric Bunbury
Public interest rises as Augusta Van Biene and the London Dramatic Company arrive at Bunbury Lyric Theatre under George Musgrove. The run features The Broken Melody and Musicians Romance with Van Biene praised as a premier cellist and actor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. Musgrove
Bunbury
Auguste van Biene
London Dramatic Company
Ilu
Henry Ludlow
Horace Lingard
A. Bawtree
Ern Laceby
Arthur Lewis
A. Eldred
Miss Morton
Ida Chapman
Avis Graham
Marie Rignold
Lena Burnleigh
Ven Bione
van Bion
Augusta van Biene
London Dramatis Company
Lyric Theatre
George Musgrove
Vac Bienehan
Pica
Fesson
Ayn
van Bione
Clement Scott
Adelina Patti
van Biene
Tandon
Muaisian
Mae
Bunbury Playgoore
Igok
London
Timea
England
Sch
Rim
Mim Gon Burnleig
Mus Marie Rignold
Mine Toin Chapman
Mise Avis Greham
Horace W. Lingard
John Denton
Arthur Bawtree
Ernest Lacoky
Arthur Eldrid
Harry McLennan
Percival Qoufin
Sydney
Melbourne
Worth
Paria
Gove
Uist
Kirékine
20 000 Mile Race Ends In Dramatic Ocean Venture
A London Daily Express report dated June 20 details a 20 000 mile race among three Glippec tes ques sailing ships from Melbourne to Queenstown. The Iredale Inverurie and Kite competed, covering 15 000 to 20 000 miles, with the Iredale first to Queenstown. The German Kite barely reached harbor as storms battered boats and sails.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Daily Express
Melbourne
Queenstown
Melbourns
Cape of Good Hope
Iredale
Liverpool
Roberts
Bere Yeu
Charleston
Kite
Hamburg
Carlatern
Inverurie
Victory
Carlstern
Herricanes
Eta
Trade of the Port Harber dues and school class notes
Returns of harbor dues for seven months ended are listed. Mention of Danging and Department Hirs linking to South Bunbury College forms a class for Miss Shaw head teacher from 2 to 4 p.m. Saturdays starting August 5 with terms on application at the school. Also reference to Curr and Co chemists offering Condition and Worm Powders and horse and cattle machinery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Bunbury College
Curr and Co
Also Mentioned on This Page
Locke
H. Locke
Wellington Street
Weanches
Hanbury
Northam
South Fremantly
W. James
Cheap Cash
Victoria St
Horrocks
Joudies
Lawlivs
Flansielettex
Ramsay
W. GC. Ramsay, Stephen Street
Bmnbury
Thomas and Company, Chemists
OTD
Stephen Street
North
Victoria
Aewtratasinn Addepae
Maraden
Fister Con. Dept
Collins St
Zfessrs
J. H. Carr and Co
Ater Ee SN
Case and Co
Carr and Co's
Busbury
India
Salih
Matro, Musgrove
Erskine's
Port OF
Shipping Intelligence
Shipping Notes
Bunbury Herald
Mapbury Abily
Cave Varr and Co
Ailir
Trigwell
Itael
Strathmain
Dane Sin
Travesa
Atc
Advt
Lior Drage
Chemtiowla Sre
Vit Cary and Co
Australia
America
Paris
Cyclists
Bundu
Winn
MR. George Musgrove
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