Balkan tensions and reports on atrocities amid Turkish retreat
Diplomatic circles note shifts in Turkey retentions in the Adriatic area as a boycott of Turkey looms. Bulgarians clash with Turks in Ortakers, taking 124 prisoners. A Telegraph writer is alleged to be a former official now a newspaper correspondent with no official investigation.
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Lonluu
Monusy
Abe Bev
W. Gintie Lackert
Bible Lands Mission Society
Mr. Woodruff
Uulipopolis
Othc
Anu
Diplomsbinie
Qhanes
Turkey
Adriaople
Growiy
Rusain
London
Daily Telegraph
Dewnpaper
Italian Priest Sentenced in espionage case in Vienna
Vienna report says Italian priest VIENNA 2 Jay Rather Selvade and au Luan privat were sentenced to eighteen months in prison on four counts of espionage.
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Vienna
Jay Rather Selvade
Luan Privat
New Dirigible for Army Mil Monday Delegates
Delegates discuss a new dirigible for the Army during Mil Monday. The craft blends airship and rigid features, aiming for improved stability and payload.
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Tw Bagge
Water main dispute delays Charles River supply fix
Residents heard of a lengthy debate over replacing a leak at Charles Street. Workers split the supply bore and a municipal plan aimed to improve the water system. Officials hoped a backup line would ensure a steady future supply.
Transit Schemes Meeting at Bedwil Hall Tonight
A meeting of ratepayors is urged this evening at Bedwil Hall to hear reports on proposed transit schemes and to decide on a settlement. The article notes potential properties involved, and emphasizes avoiding unwarranted expenditure while considering improvements and a transfer. Tomorrow night a film, Lea Mimurable Teor, will be shown at Anderean's.
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Bedwil
Wuginoura
Transierie
Ritbury
Po Pais
Tomorow
Tyre
Lea Mimurable Teor
St Anderean’s
East Perth Murder Trial Underway in Perth Court
Thomas aged 18 and Williamson aged 23 faced murder charges for the J. F. Allen killing at East Perth on March 17. They appeared in Perth yesterday as evidence emerged including a positive identification of one man near the crime scene. The case remains unsettled.
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Thomas
Williamson
J. F. Allen
East Perth
Perth
Claremont Murder Suspect Wounded in Self Hauntings
Surradge, accused of killing his wife, attempted suicide by cutting his throat. His condition improved by yesterday but he learned of his wife’s death this morning, a shock he bore with effort. He remains conscious and complains of thirst and throat pain.
Northumberland Miners Raise Wages By 34 Percent
Northumberland coal mine owners announce a 34 percent wage increase for workers in London on Monday. The move, added to previous rises, brings total wage increases to 25 percent over the last two years.
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London
Northumberland
Thia
Harvey social in Harvey town hosts dance and plans for hall rebuild
A large crowd attended a Friday evening gathering in Harvey with music and dancing led by Mr A Pickard and Miss O, as Captain and Mrs Markham return from South Australia to reside. Residents plan a September 17 plain and fancy dress ball to fund Harvey Hall reconstruction after a gale destroyed the hall.
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Harvey
Tom Hayward
Haywand
Abies
Hayward
Mir
Horrocks
Gibsone
Mew Walsh
Shinton
Sly Wickes
O'Driswll
A. Jenkins
Fors
Bunbury
Wilon
Ward
Geo
Gibba
Ning Campbell
Mie Maxwill
Alm Rath
Airy C. Leite
A. Pickard
Miss O
A. Rogner
Ray Hayward
Harvey Propos
Harvey Hall
Painters Strike Expands in London Unrest Grows
Five thousand house and slip painters in London have begun a strike seeking an advance and formal recognition. Indications show more unorganized painters may join, widening the stoppage across the city.
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London
Paimtorg
Strik
Obituary Notice for Kalgoorlie Cup Winner Robbie
A private obituary notes the death yesterday morning in Melbourne of bookmaker Robbie who won the Kalgoorlie Cup in 1905 with The Snail. Robbie was a promising footballer and versatile athlete who later developed illness and faded from public life. Many across the State will regret the early death.
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Kalgoorli
Melbourne
Robbie
Irrigation Debate After Thursday Conference
The letter recalls a Thursday conference on irrigation rates and feasibility. It questions whether lands will be irrigable at 21 per acre per year under the Victorian system and notes doubts about adopting 20 to 40 acre blocks. The writer seeks clear policy and funding to advance irrigation in America and England.
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Victoria
America
England
Victor Hugo's Immortal World Renowned French Classic
Announcement of a major film event with high cost prompting new concessions. Dress circle and side gallery seating offered with updated pricing. Bar plan open at Ganteal News Agency.
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Massagerent
Activigecon
Wallery Fmont
Ganteal
New Power Works for City Cheapens Rural Benefits
Fragmented OCR text discusses proposed power works costing thousands of pounds, claiming benefits to South West regions, fruit and wheat growers, and city facilities. It mixes garbled dialogue and stray phrases, obscuring the intended policy details and dates.
Shrinking World Meat Supplies Reported
The Board of Agriculture notes global meat shortages with limited overseas expansion for Britain. U S imports fell by 30 million rwta since 1907, Canada down over 500 000 cwts, and New Zealand lacking export growth. Only Australia and Argentina show notable increases.
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London
Board of Agriculture
Britain
United States
New Zealand
Australia
Argentina
Ailing Cutter Breaks Up After Ship Haul Incident
An old boat used as a WT cutter, booked abroad last week, broke from a rope haul and crashed onto iron and boards after the rope failed. The incident occurred near the berthing ship Penguin during preparations to move the cutter. Full notification and fault assessment are pending, with damage described as extensive.
New Harbour and Lights Boat Arrives for Bunbury Pilot Duties
A new 840 hp motor boat with an iron hull has been noted for Bunbury pilot duty. The vessel cost about £1500 to the Government and will incur roughly £350 yearly for sinking fund interest and upkeep. Previously the Department paid about £70 annually via the Harbour Board, making the change notable.
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Harbour and Lights Dept
Bunbury
Harbour and Lights Department
Harbour Board
Disturbance case leads to fines at Bunbury Court
John Dalrymply charged with causing a disturbance on Saturday night appeared in Bunbury Court in a disheveled condition and was fined £2. Richard Kavanagh warned that obscene behavior and pollution risk penalties, while another offender fined £2 for a similar Saturday night incident. A separate case found a person in Gordon Hotel on Sunday, fined £1 plus costs, for an unspecified offense.
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John Dalrymply
Bunbury Court
Richard Kavanagh
Alfenren
Goredon
Sundaes
Anderagn
Unclear fragmentary notice at Bunbury station
Fragmentary OCR mentions Bunbury station and Tunbury Quisler with references to trains and arrivals. Details are unreadable, no clear event or dates.
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Raves Tonmorrow
Thanbury
Bunbury Station
Tunbury Quisler
Ris
Chronic Chest Complainte Woods Crear Peppermint Cure
Readable fragment notes a product titled Woods Crear Peppermint Cure linked to Chronic Chest Complaints dated 1/6. Details are sparse but imply a historic medicinal remedy entry. No verifiable outcomes or usage data are provided.
Oddfellows Ball at Yarloop Honors Lodge Hosts
The tenth annual plain and fancy freas ball at Yarloop Ridgely Lodge of Oddfellows drew a bright crowd Friday night. Decorations of flags and greenery brightened the hall while Atkine Rand provided music and Mr George Nhormak served as MC. Ladies in elegant gowns received prizes for hostess and costume contests as committees thanked volunteers for refreshment gifts.
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Atkine Rand
Banbury
Noth
George ‘Nhormak
Walter Mirra
Orn Gerababster
Dalby
Ant Thomann
Ty Mise
Ethel Fisk
Edie Nicholls
Priva
AL Shellon
N. RE
Anderson
Thomas
Belt
Lockheal
Johanson
McCashin
Brighton
Gardiner
Gordon
Munn
Blakely
Koeseling
McKinney
Misa Moriarty
Miss K. Bartlett
Ruby Boyd
A, Murdock
Mise K, Smith
Mise Mabuel Marriott
J, Munro
Thomne
Lewkhead
Jamies
G. Thomas
Telfe
Mia
Tally
Xen
Arex Mere
Nichullss Hans
Bickford
Cronin
Pam
Mins Finlay
Police Pensioners in London Reserve Stock Amid Unrest
One hundred Dublin police pensioners have been sworn in an appeal sale in anticipation of disturbances, selling out of existing strikes as authorities prepare for potential unrest.
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London
Mooday
Dublin
Jack Johnson Plans London Stage Appearance
Jack Johnson arrived in London from Paris and stated in an interview his intention to fulfill his engagement to perform at a suburban music hall.
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London
Jack” Johnson
Paris
Railways Defeat Donnybrook in Weekend Football Match
A special Sunday run enabled the Railway football team to face Donnybrook association. On a fine day with light intermittent rain, Railways won by eight points. The return journey was delayed three hours as lines were held up by the Powellising plant and Lotta Bunbury visited around tam o'clock.
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Donnybrook
Donnybrook Association
Railways
Powellising
Bunbury Harbor Monthly Returns for August 21 1913
Customs and Excise revenue totals £301 18 2 and Exporta £62 048 10 4 for the month ending August 21 1913. Timber exported 9 114 973 fh with imports £243 and ship's stores exports £317 and oval export £880 10/-.
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Customs and Excise
Art Union result at Bunbury Rogers ticket draw
The draw lists Bunbury Rogers with ticket No 254 and spectator G Harrison Bunbury among participants in the Art Union of the British Association Football Club event.
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Bunbury Rogers
G. Harrison
Bunbury
Miss Lichyire and Others Attend Evening Dress Showcase
A parade of young ladies and Mrs Usher model cream and white dresses in silk, voile, satin, and lace with crystal and embroidered trimmings. The event closes with the Lyric premiere of the musical mis erables at Andersen's.
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M. Lichyire
Misa W
F. Rasteott
Lucy Tee
Miss G. Basteott
Mrs. Usher
Miss Garlick
Mind Usher
Mra. Thomson
Riybroiderad Tans Nore
Hoyne
Aymneraton
Mra Hirpmans
Charments
Miss Dalley
Mia Tahnsan
Barraclaugh
Aifk
G. Johann
Mia Csordiner
Belle Carr
Mrs. Wallidue
Mra
Richirderm
Amorrow
Tyee Miseraables
Andersen's
Bunbury Racecourse Notes Sparse Breathing Space
Fragmentary report from Bunbury racecourse mentions races in progress and a special drain ban entry returning after teak voyage arriving Bunbury quarter to expect.
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Bunbury
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Tom
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Wens
Rubble
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