Port of Bunbury Vessels In Port and Arrivals
Port of Bunbury reports shilking of vessels in port with May and April entries. Montrasa arrives from Port Elizabeth. Borrowdale from Natal. Alf Norbque from Fremantle. Janeta from Fremantle. Expected arrivals include Hadbridge from Middleborough and Winfield from Fremantle with cargoes. The Monaro and Winfield noted for timber and general cargo, Campbell from Africa and forthcoming heavy timber shipments. Community thanks extended for sympathy at a sad event.
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Montrasa
Bqury
Anderson
Port Elizabeth
Millars’ K. and J. Co. (1902
Borrowdale
Rusa
Su Byus
Janasen
Natal
Millers’ Co
Alf
Nor Bque
Andersen
Fremantle
Millars’ Co
Janeta
Hendry
Janets
Millar
Monaro
H. Forrest
the &S
Winfield
Ahrs
Campbell
Africa
Redbridge
Retirement of Sir John Forrest Moves Bunbury
Ty notes Bunbury’s strong local ties to Sir John Forrest whose retirement from Federal ministry sparks warm recollections. The piece recalls his early public works policy after responsible government, his railway projects, and long association with South West settlers and local leaders including the Chief Justice Mr Justice Parker.
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Sir John Forrest
Bunbury
South-Woest
Sir John
Hibernian Hall
Western Australia
Western Austrian
Justice Parker
Forrest
Political realignments and Sir Johns resignation in Western Australia
The article traces Sir John Forrest s political role and his resignation amid federal ministry shifts. It notes the Bunbury Railway Hill act passed February 1801, Parliament openings by Sir William Robinson, and Forrest s stance on caucus dominance and protectionism. It discusses alliances with Deakin and Reid, Australasian imperial ties, and Western Australia s premier candidates, suggesting Sir John retires amid ministry tensions.
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Bunbury
William Robinson
Sir John
Nehina
Johin
Labor Party
Watson
Perth
Busselton
Australia
Deakin
Reid
Mr Reid
Deaking
Willian Lyne
John
William
William Lyne
Western Australia
John Forrest
Sir William
Sir William Lyne
Sir John Quick and the protectionist wing lead in colonial politics
The article lauds Sir John Quick as a central figure in the Commonwealth arena, praising his anti socialist stance and leadership of the protectionist wing. It argues his influence is vast but disputes branding him an empire builder. It notes his deep knowledge of his homeland and suggests he has never made a mistake in 17 years.
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Sir John Quick
Sir John
Hhis
Charles Wentworth
Henry Parkes
Richard Seddon
Australia
New Zealand
Cecil Rhodex
Africa
Wilfrid Laurier
Canady
John
Wester Australia
Sir John'sese
Window of 26 11d bargains at Cornish's Drapery Store Banbury
Local and general news from South Bushbury notes winter stock clearances at Cornish's Drapery Store Banbury with trimmed millinery ladies blouses and sweaters all priced at 26 11d. Cautions about health and a local hotel arrest are mentioned along with a community concert and several incidental anecdotes.
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Cornish
Banbury
Brunswick Ladies Guild Plans Barase and Music Week
The Brunswick Ladies Guild is preparing a barase at the Heunemiek Agricultural Hall on September 28 with a sermon by the Bishop of Porti and a musical program. A complimentary concert at the Lyric features Mr F Ui Jones, Miss V Baylis and other vocalists, aiming for a large turnout to honor Mr Black and the event.
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Haxaar
Brunswick
Iliec
W. J. Peel
Pms
Bunbury
Messra Aron Nm
Swan
Amondort Elsnehery
Assumyi
Font
Ford
Willara
Atule
W. J. Ford
Premier and Sunday Time on the Railways
Report on Bunbury West Australian Amalgamated Society of Railway Employees gathering. Swain claims credit for gains including Sunday time and full time guarantees. Extract from Hansard notes Premier and Ministers supported settlement of a railway dispute, with cabinet influence cited. Includes ad for Cheerio Ghost Complaisats.
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Bunbury
West Australian Amalgamated Society of Railway Employees
Swain
Hull
Hanssrd
Mir Scaddan
George
Bax
Rime
Railways
Belivya
Yorkshire and Middlesex Cricket Roundup
Yorkshire drew with Leicestershire as Meat took fifteen wickets for 63 runs. Middlesex defeated Gloucestershire by innings and 141 runs. Tarrant starred with 93 runs and five second innings wickets, including four in a row. other details include Leicester, London, and August context.
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London
Yorkshire
Leicestershire
Middlesex
Gloucester
Tarrant
Nio
Hutchings Invited to Join Marylebone Team
Hutchings receives invitation to join the Marylebone team, signaling a potential roster addition for the club and marking a notable development in its competitive lineup.
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Hutchings
Marylebony
Meeting of the Czar and Kaiser at Lanilon aboard yachts
On August 4 in the Baltic, their Majesties the Kaiawe and Czar traveled aboard the Lusperial yachts Hohenzallern and Standart with meh ab Schnetmunde. They exchanged visits and reviewed naval affairs.
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Lanilon
Hohenzallern
Standart
Kaiawe
Czar
Meh Ab
Blackmailer Breytenbach Sentenced in London News
A South African affair report notes Breytenbach receiving three years penal servitude for attempting to blackmail Mr Louis Botha the Transvaal Premier. The prisoner alleged bribery by dynamite commissionaires prior to the war.
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London
Breytenbach
Louis Bothas
Transvaal
Bothas
Wir
Editor Cleared in London Trial With Plan to Sue Crown
The editor of the Land on Work was acquitted after the judge’s favorable summing up. He declares intent to sue the Crown for unjustifiable arrest, asserting no stain on his character.
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Micheal Hartnett
Stirling
Trast
Hanbury
W.p.c
Lyona
Michael
Owen
Lyons
Bunbury
London
Land On Work
Riots Rock Italian Cities Over Church Scandals
Rumors of ecclesiastical scandals in Italy trigger riots in Turin and Spezia. Demonstrators in Spezia attack Carabinieri who fire in self defense, killing and wounding several.
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London
Italy
Turin
Matua
Spezia
Carabinieri
Five Die in Criterion du France Motor Race Crash
A collision between two cars near Bordeaux during the Criterion du France motor race left five dead and two injured. Emergency crews detained the scene as investigators opened inquiries into the high speed wreck.
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London
Bordeaux
Explosion at Koenig mine kills 18 miners in Westphalia district
An explosion of fire damp at the Koenig mine in Mittel Bexbach Westphalia district results in the deaths of 18 miners and injures 11 others. The disaster prompts emergency response and investigations into mine safety practices across the region.
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London
Koenig
Mittel Bexbach
Westphalia
Raisuli Offers Negotiations for McLean Release
Raisuli accuses Kaid McLean of insincerity and claims this led to his capture. He now proposes talks through the British Legation to secure McLean's release, according to Reuters dispatches.
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London
Raisuli
Kaid McLean
McLean
Reuter
Casablanca Outrage Expected Occupation Of Casa Blanca
London August 3 four thousand French and Spanish troops are expected to occupy Casablanca within a week with the consent of the signatory powers to the Algeciras Convention.
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London
Itis
Casablanca
District News Scraps and Water Woes From the Loop
In a lively district column the writer jokes about a water scheme, road floods, and ducking swims, while recalling a folksy night ride. He mentions a local event at the Loop theater, a fire of gossip, and the arrival of Mr Kelly with police, observing small-town humor and curious misadventures.
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Cookgurdia
Bunbury Water Board
Alvant
Hilt Thors
Billy Adams
Cookerano
Holt
Thidias
Saddie
Lindle
Dhave
M'Neil
Mac
Kelly
Imm
Mr Kelly
Panay
Phito
Carlo
Lassie
Willie
Vom Chicago
Resignation of Bunbury City Band Conductor
The Bunbury City Band confirms conductor Beach will retire after two months with a retiring allowance. A testimonial letter from REG Wood notes Beach’s skill, leadership, and the band’s regret at his departure, hoping for his continued musical influence even as he leaves Bunbury.
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Beach
Bunbury City Band
Bunbury
H. Randolph Boech
M Musical Fraternity
Unbury
Reg. Wood
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