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Newspaper
Bunbury Herald
Location
Bunbury, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Dec 13, 1907
Page
3
A chaotic collision near Fulkortana causes steamers to topple and multiple crew losses. Reports mention Lorwor crew deaths, ongoing inquiries, and charges against various individuals as authorities probe the incident and its aftermath.
A letter discusses Bunbury as a temporary hub for workers with long shifts and eight hour day disputes. It urges accommodation planning, mentions tents and camping, and notes interest from Christy and local artisans in facilitating worker housing and nearby amenities.
In a Bunbury court session, judgments were entered for plaintiffs in cases over rent, damages to vines, and unpaid work. Defendants faced balances, with costs and weekly payments ordered. some cases adjourned for further debt collection efforts.
Fragmentary report details a judgment creditor's action against a hotel manager and associates over sums owed for board and drinks. Evidence includes prior statements, hotel records, and an assertion the debtor did not owe as much. The case references dates in 1900 1906 and involves local municipal council consideration.
Stapleton pleads guilty to evoking a disorderly scene at Rowlands and receives six months hard labour to run concurrently with existing sentences. He had four prior convictions and appeared with L. Owen who reported the case. The sentence was announced by the magistrate in the month and Stapleton accepted it calmly.
Edward Kanowly and Ony Dreger face charges of harm and receiving a stolen Mossy Harris bicycle from Bunbury area. Dillon and witness testimony link the bike to D. Livingstons. Dregar pleads not guilty. Trial to next Tuesday with bail set at £25 and conditions.
Perth Monday midnight session moves to 2 50 pm for remainder of the term. The adjustment aims to speed up business and enable passage of the Estimates before the Christmas holidays.
The cable reports KwaZulu rebels tied to a murder spree in Zululand as Dinizulu surrenders with followers. Natal police guard the royal figure while preparations hint at a trial for incitement and a swift government crackdown amid rising tensions.
In Bradford, Yorkshire, New Zealand rugby players suffered their fourth tour defeat as Bradford led early, scoring 2 goals and 1 try to New Zealand’s 1 goal amid heavy rain. The match was closely contested after the opening score.
London December 11 reports the condemned woman Goold receiving a visitor, despite guards. The prisoner, described as violently resisting, was restrained by warders to prevent further assault. The account notes the emotional tension surrounding the death sentence.
Figures from London report New York unemployment at 125000 due to the financial panic. Trade nationwide has been partly paralyzed with a generally low mood across the States.
London December 11 reports a court martial over alleged illegality and dishonor in the Port Arthur surrender. Among 150 witnesses listed are Generals Stoessel Reiss Fock Smirnoff and Kuropatkin Wirren Gregorivitch.
The Narrogin Wickepin Railway Bill passed all assembly stages after strong opposition from Mr Johnson. The Premier defended the measure noting broad support and regional benefits, arguing the route serves the state’s interests and the majority of scholars.
Iredale Hill and McAlister name the Twelve for the first test against the English Eleven to begin this month. Noble Teumper Cotter Macartnay Carter Saunders Hill McAllurer Armstrong Banfors Haslity with Dut as twalith aan.
Detective arrested W. Boardman in Porth on a charge of assaulting Mr. Jee Saunders, licensing magistrate for the Portish riot. Bail set at £200. Boardman to appear at the police court tomorrow to answer the charge.
Yesterday at Wales South Australia Sydney inched toward victory with Wales on 519 for 8 while needing 385 more to win. Peamore Jolmaon built a scant 3.3 partnership as Ivegore contributed 135 and Carter climbed to 143 before dismissal. Kellaway Whiddow battle continues as fans mark an exciting, closely fought day. The match stands as one of the keenest since inter-State cricket began.
Bunbury dominates the South-West Pennant clash winning decisively as home players capitalize on chances. Scorers include Bly, Boutou, Stokes, Glare, and Ram cay while key teammates listed with captains Ford Craven Brittain Cant Buck Pettit Wood and Bigs Hill.
A Perth publican Mills and others discuss alleged bribery tied to a liquor license. Boardman sought money from Saunders via Mills and Pilkington, with a £250 fee referenced. The Attorney General was briefed, leading to Boardman’s arrest amid claims the affair involved interfering with Saunders and Saunders’ license outcome.
Sports notes from Friendly Societies report a busy program with cyela and athletic events topping twenty entries. The entry list promises stiff competition as the 1907 gala day nears, with handicaps appearing in forthcoming issues.
A man identified as Porth, last seen with Waller Hymns and Netta Total proprietor, was found dead in the scrub between Magnet and Tou-and-Me. The body showed signs of foul play with bloodshot eyes and a strong smell noted at the scene.
The director reports Wn Joulting son of Mr J H Jeplans of bury ranked high in an examination based on unitary principles. AlbanyAdvertiser notes Ker Crans has been made curate of the Anglican Church in town and will oversee Mit Barker parish. parishioners presented a dressing case and a pipe and tobacco pouch before his departure. Dardame Park bulletin notes Hoo H W Vean remains ill yet confined to his room while Avicemon Sharp is elected alderman among Southampton’s nineteen.
Mrs Wallace appeared in Mulbourne’s court on a Wednesday hearing. She denied all accusations of infidelity or improper conduct and rejected claims of any marital fault or wrongful behavior.
In Perth last night an inquiry into the death of Pelia Clarke began. Authorities expect a multi day investigation as clues are gathered and witness statements are taken to determine circumstances surrounding the death.
Town council met Wednesday to review payments including Mr Cullah's bill and meter issues. Lighting committee reports delays with faulty meters while plans to reorganize the band and hire staff were discussed alongside nurse recruitment at the hospital.
The trial of the libel case titled Porth last night before Julian Burnside and an eleven member jury resumed with the plaintiff’s examination ending without major new developments. The court heard limited evidence and the proceedings yielded no substantial disclosures beyond routine testimony.
A decree nisi was granted in a divorce suit on grounds of supposed adultery. Evidence pointed to Felas affair with Margaret Meahan, with witnesses including Charles Mecha. The Attorney General intervened, seeking to revoke the decree pending further proof, and the case ended before adjournment.
A fragmented list of church services across parishes including holy communion at 11 a.m. and evening prayers in multiple towns such as Donnybrook, Cape Wellington, Capel, Boyanup, and Dardanup. Several entries mention lay readers and reverends with varied service times and denominations.
The Harvey district improvement advances with Korsjikup drain planning to boost productive land. Farmers protest drainage rates while the government funds engineering work and local officers report mixed crop prospects across Harvey and Udoo districts.
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