Suri Death Report From August 2005 Hospital Notice
The fragment notes an August 2005 event at Nurse Lindenberg's Pirate Hospital in Haytrent involving Tavth, wife of Lara Smith, of Munbury, a som. The readable text is incomplete, but implies a personal death or medical notice linked to these names and a hospital in a pirate-themed setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suri
Lindenberg
Pirate Hospital
Hay-* Trent
Tavth
Lara Smith
Munbury
Deine
Retirement on Municipal Council and Governor General Visit
Dr G Hayward, North West representative, may resign from the Municipal Council at November’s end due to increasing illness. Lord Northcote, Governor General, to arrive September 2 40 train, visit caves then proceed to Karvidalg arriving September 25. Local volunteers parade drew 140, with officers from 18th Light Horse and WA Infantry. Anniversary services at Angualina Congregational Church marked by sermons and prayers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Hayward
North Wand
Eent
Hayward
Lord Northcote
Commonwealth
Busselton
Karvidalg
18Th Light Horse
W.A. Infantry
Bunbury City Band
Major Moors
C. 18Th Regiment
Lieut. Davis
Ight Horse
Lionts
Port of Bunbury shipping intelligence update
Shipping news from Fremantle, Bunbury and Adelaide notes arrivals of the Seiior and Bombala, remains of the City of Delhi, and Southern Hemisphere steamers. Vessels Lawntwews and Toch Tionhe report from Cape Town and Buenos Aires respectively, while Adele and Vorm Vike sail for Dunedin. Millars Co lists agents and cargo details with sleepers from Millars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Humbury
Lomilop
Pyi- Ang
Rovers
Adelaide
Bunbury
Bombala
Fremantle
Jurusagar
Citained
Contin
Melbourne Steamship. Co
Came Company
Steater Sydney
Sydney
Melbourne
Serje Viken
Millars’ Co
Stuumer
Delhi
Millar’ Co
Lawntwews
J McDougall
Capetown
Millars’ K. and J. Co
Toch Tionhe
Ekholm
Buenos Aires
Timber Corporation
Adele
Barane
Tone
J. Olsen
Tueia Tava— Millare’ Nd
VESSELS TO ARRIVE Cry of Velbi and More
Dated notices show vessels to dock at Fremantle and Sydney from the Eastern States and Anges Prynens. Captains include A. Tw ving and Jedookninsen, with tonnages around 2140 and 360 tons. Shipping agents Hychart and Forrest list destinations, dates and routes amid chaotic OCR text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cry of Velbi
Vteansr
Pam Whureday Mor Ing
Evva
Ansas
Mobiltins
Auhk Tana
AM. Flagheaor
Fremantle
B. Pitrast
Hychart
Tone
A. Tw. Ving
Tetagon May
Oxo
Nurweplan Danity
Jedookninsen
Anges Prynens
Transfer Woe to Inapactor and Local Notices Roundup
Transfer Woe places Inapactor Wadewood in charge of the Western Goldfield Postal Department with residence in Coolgardie. Hunt Club plans a gend-olf for Mr Joe Turmar at Ross Hotel tomorrow 11 Velock. Perth-bound Tarnor departs Wednesday. poster ball at Lyric Theatre promises entertainment with Mr Auguste Van Biene and London Dramatic Company. Railway employees in Bunbury hold meeting for picnic with substantial funds aiding hospitals and convalescent home. Bunbury council hosts send-off for Mr J D Tyrer promoted to Resbourne branch with toasts to Dalgety and Co and city officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. Musgrove
Bunbury
Mysteinn
Auguste van Biene
Nis
London Dramatic Company
Henry Ludlow
Horace Lingard
A. Bawtree
Ern Laceby
Arthur Lewis
A.eldred
Miss Morton
Ida Chapman
Avis Graham
Marie Rignold
Lena Burnleigh
van Biene
Hunt Club
Joe, D. Turmar
Ross Hotel
Velock
Tarnor
Perth
Auguste van Biono
Lyvid
Auguste van Riene
Lyric Theatres
Goo
Musgrove
Tindar
Banbury
Franke Harvey
Vian Biano
Diskina
South-weat
Bouth-wewe
Fr Uis
Bunbury Hospital
Howe
Cottesloe
Instituta
Finnbury
P, McCarthy
P Taunt
Fred Counsel
WC. Robinson
C.F. Coles
H. Craven
Loco
J.B. Williams
J. Foley
Traffio
H J. Cooper
A. Counsel
Permanent Way
B. Vente
Way and Works
C. Achton
G. A. Fox
Collie
F. Banner
Scott
Brunswick
E. Needham
Bunbaery
Cntiring
D. Tyrer
Messrs Dalgety and Co
Resbourne
Turner
Frlicstone
Proman
Tunbury
T. Hayward
Dalgety
G. Purmaner
Hi Company
L. Fi. Spancer
Calgety
le Mayor
Special interchangeable lenses aim to aid sight in Bunbury
A.C Cook offers a line of interchangeable glasses and frames to test and improve vision. If your sight is not as it should be, visit Cook, jeweller and optician, Stephen Street, Bunbury, for suitable glasses to prevent further injury. The chemists Cure and Co Bunbury supply pure drugs and chemicals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A.C Cook
Cook
Bunbury
Conspiracy Claim Warns Telegraph War Headlines
London August 6 The Daily Telegraph warns that a dangerous conspiracy to defeat the government is planned by Unionists orLiteral Whips with efforts to use any means before the end of the cession. The report cites warnings of covert actions and political scheming described as by hook or by crook and fair play or reverse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Daily Telegraph
Union
Nationsliste
Hook
Crook
Telegraph
Thieney
Cotton trade faces five per cent reduction clash
London August 6 The Mastac Cotton Spinners Federation committee will resist the operatives demand for a five per cent advance. At Bolton the masters announce a five per cent reduction and the industry fears a strike amid rising tensions in the cotton trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Mastac
Bolton
New Orleans Yellow Fever Toll Rising
The outbreak has produced eighty nine deaths and 475 reported cases in New Orleans. Three deaths are confirmed, and the Marine Hospital reports a need for at least forty more surgeons to cope with the crisis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
New Orleans
Marine Hospital
Tarrant Makes 162 Not Out For Middlesex
In the Middlesex versus Essex match, Tarrant compiled 162 not out, anchoring the innings and guiding his side to a substantial total. Essex faced a tough chase as Middlesex posted a strong score with Tarrant’s defensive and attacking mix.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Middlesex
Essex
Tarrant
Rivet Makers Strike Shuts South Staffordshire and Worcestershire
Rivet makers in South Staffordshire and Worcestershire have gone on strike after employers refused wage increases. Workers demand a sixteen percent rise and stage a full stoppage across the regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
South Stafordshira
Worcestershire
Russian Political Prisoners Emigration Allowed
Washington reports that Japan will permit Russian political prisoners found in Saghalien to emigrate to foreign countries if they request it. The location Lamiton is cited with an August 6 date. The statement suggests broad refugee options for detainees amid ongoing tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lamiton
Washington
Saghalien
French Fleet to Be Welcomed in England Tour Party Arrives
London August 6 The French fleet is expected to reach England tomorrow as King Edward and Queen Alexandra travel to Dowds to greet them. Great preparations are under way in Portsmouth for the reception with extensive decorations and festivities planned. Two hundred members of the Lords and Commons will banquet the French sailors at Westminster Hall on Thursday with the Earl of Halsbury presiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
King Eward
Queen Alexandra
Dowds
Portsmouth
House of Lords
The
Commons
Westminster Hall
Earl of Halabury
Russia and Japan Peace Terms Discussed by Witte Letter
Russia and Japan, envoy M. de Witte, have presented President Roosevelt with an autograph letter detailing the criteria by which he will judge the acceptability of any terms that may determine peace with Japan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
M. de Witte
Washington
Roosevelt
Cuar
Japan
East Fremantle V Banbury Combined Exhibition Acknowledged
East Fremantle faced a Banbury Combined side in a football exhibition at Bunbury with a large crowd, key players from both sides named, weather dampened play, marking and quick passing suffered, and local merchants Garraud Co and The Chemusta featured in the event coverage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fremantle
Wilson
Rankin
Sunt
Bradshaw
Sharp
Heindricks
Connolly
Lee
Palmer
Parsons
Williamson Chritie
Doran
French
Doig
Gilbert
Randall
Sweetman
Hanbury
Monkhouse
Apt
Dowling
Bryant
Haxter
Stevens
Stokes
Gibson
J. Naylor
H. Willey
Donnelly
Buck
Smith
Shaw
Cridland
Danny
Johnston
Mills
Hawker
East Fremantle
Bunbury
Fin
the Gral
Louby
J- Tiumas
A Heindricks
Scotty” Doig
J. Mantle
McGowan
HL. Naylor
Fremantle East vs Bunbury Ends in Close AFL Showdown
Visitors from Bunbury provide a strong display in a fast contested game despite fatigue from travel. Reports show East Fremantle led at half time 7 6 to 3 3 before Bunbury triumphs 11 9 8 with a disputed umpire decision noted and praise for both teams in upholding Australian football in the South West.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fremantles
Ren
Bunbury Boys
Bunbury
Rell
Scolars
East Fremantle
Easts
New York
Heindricks
Sharps
Connolly
Lant
Cridland
Buck
Gibson
Naylor
Stokes
Stevane
Dowling
Wall
Sharpe
Palmer
Sturéns
Bryant
Hawkes
Danny
Donnelly
Huck
Slemkhouss
Maxter
Ten Mile Banbury Cycle Club Handicap Race Held
A Ten Mile Handicap Road Race under Banbury Cycle Club held Wednesday afternoon starts at Haatie's corner and travels five miles to Waterloo corner and back. No pacing allowed. Prizes include a suit of clothes from London Tailoring Co, a silver-mounted Spirit Hawk, a silver-mounted pocket book, and a gold medal for fastest time. Handicaps list riders with times and positions, naming G R Bigatti, C Howard, D Buckle, L Haswell, Parkes, P Kenna, J Jacobe, J Delaway, Willey, A Hrves, Wood, R Mc Alpine, and others. Bunbury Herald and The Chemist Bunbury listed in sponsors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Banbury Cycle Club
Haatie
Ton Point
Waterloo Cond
London ‘Tailoring Co
Bunbury Cycle Club
Cycle Club
Bunbury Herald " Co
GR Bigatti
Bow
C Howard
D. Buckle
L. Haswell
Parkes
P. Kenna
Gaz
O. Jacobe
J. Delaway
Gaze
Willey Gait
Spence
Wood
R.mialpine
Curr and Co
the Chemiste
Bunbury
Alleged case of stealing at police court hearing
At the police court this morning George L Hay and Alfred were charged with stealing tools and items from J G Baldock. Prosecution details allege valves calipers rivets and bags of property were taken from a smithy and shop, with a defense that accused worked for Baldock and had a right to take tools for jobs. Evidence described private marks on items and possession of tools, with several witnesses noting purchases from various parties and ownership disputes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RM. Geo
Mr. Baatman
Hay
John Johnson
Weare
Sto
Atolen
Baldock
Kasteagn
Po Horan
Eastman
Sctwd
Mr. Baldock
George Lancelot Hay
Waldock
Witseas
Perth
Beldock
Witeass
Baldock Witnans
Delaway
Wit
Eas
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Wellington Street
Northam
South Fremantle
W. James
Cheap Cash
Victoria St
Cash Howe
Pweed
Gout
Chestertinhi
W.P. Coute
Fiant
Chesterfield Cluth
Neual Pri
GS Coutry
James
Ramsay
W. C. Ramsay, Stephen Street
Fantury
Thomas and Company, Chemists
Sagles Street
North
Victoria
Minera
Priscian
Adsifitasian
Dr. Marsden
Electric Battery Power Co
Collins Sr
Sessrs
Care and Co
Chemists
Robur
Lyric Theatre
Geo. Mascnuve
Erskine
Tol
Niagara
Trans-Siberian Railway
Kuowe Ag
Angualina
Chapman
Prayur
Tickson
Port OF
Shipping Intelligence
Annients
Uombala
Banks
Fremantle — and Son
Derdirunes
Omnva
Lona
Banke
Hayward and Son
Agante
T. McDowell
Walage
Carr Mud Co
Luubury
Waodrow
Postal Department
Wwe
Winstern Goldaelia
Coolgardia
F Watt
Sesketh Jonas
Buttington
Fowler
B. Mainstone
Federal Hotel
Mainstone
Willistas
Prese
Prince of Wales Hotel
Peines of Wales
W. J. Marsh
Marsh
Mr Sercian Service
Imperial Politics
England
Russia
Garraud Co
Gorion
Fred
Cbristy
Hehiid
Messrs
E. Smith
Heagers
Atkins
Jamieson
Baxter
Carr and Co
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