Logs of Bravery and Elections in Local Evening Notices
Local notices recount a church election result event in Valley Church with Rev A. W. Bray hosting a discussion on election outcomes. A concert by the Lindertafel group at Maronic Hall appeals to music lovers. A Christian Tent Mission continues with nightly sermons and weekend meetings. Sir John Forrest visits Dardango and tours the harbor improvements. The Bunbury Herald reports on federal election results with early telegraph wires and Labor Party gains amid public reaction.
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Maila
Prstotie Ea Wetteetey
Valley Church
A. W. Bray
Banbury
Maronic Hall
Vasse-road
Burling-atreat
John Forrest
Joni
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Uraidla
Woodrow
John
Perth
Bunbury Herald
Labor
Labor Party
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England Wins First Test Cricket Match in Bunbury
England defeated Australia by five wickets and one run in the first Test after a dramatic finish. Australia totalled 289 and 480 in two innings, England 194 in their first innings and 877 in the second, with key contributions from Warner and Hirst. The Bunbury Telegram notes strong local interest as the wires arrived and readers followed the result with anxious enthusiasm.
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Warner
Howell
Boyes Ea Dsaundora
OL Muidesiey
Noble
Baunders
Kelly
Armstrong
Brawad
Howell Hirst
Cab Au Aus Bonsoquet
Ry Bandiios
Fogland
Bushney
Coun
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Bunbury Herald
Fins
Corrspondence on Betster's stance and anonymity
A correspondence item notes that Betster does not identify with the views expressed by correspondents and emphasizes the need for clear distinction between the editor and reader opinions.
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Himmelf
Frustrated Voter Reports Electoral Roll Omission
Bunbury resident complains at the polls that his name is missing from the district electoral roll and Perth city roll. He asks who is responsible, and asks to be informed of the cause and remedy for disenfranchisement due to alleged omission. The letter notes delays in Federal roll compilation and possible clerical errors.
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Bunbury
Perth
Federal Elections Show Labor Sweep Across State
Reports from polling stations indicate a broad victory for labor candidates across the state as voters finalize returns in the Senate race and related contests. Strong showing across cities and counties signals a decisive shift in political alignment.
Voter Shifts in Australian States Question Balance of Power
The Wellington district results show Labour as the balance of power. Victoria backs Protectionists and Ministerialists in the Senate, while New South Wales supports Free Traders and Opposition. South Australia Queensland Western Australia and Tasmania send Labor members to the Commonwealth House.
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Labour Party
Senate
Victoria
New South Wales
South Atatealia
Queensland
West Australia
Tasmania
House of Lords
Commonwealth
Bunbury
Capel Dollie i' AG
Branswick
Harvey
Mornington
Armadale
Belmacott
Dardanup
Wellington Mills
ST Hoganap
Donnybrook
Kirrap
Worsley
Bridgetown
Geeouboabes
Balingap- de Largie
Henderson
Craft
Cavanagh
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Moore
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Saunders
Onvanaglee
Mo Moore
Martin Na
Preston
Wellington
Nelson
de Largie
Croft
Scundars
Martin
South Angliana
Deakin
House of Representatives
Labor
Donkin
Reid
Labor Party
South Anglrata
Taxmains
House of Repreigentatives
Assassination in Uls shocks European Rosnia group claims
The President at the Assia Court in Uls, European Rosnia, was assassinated. In Bialyatok Russia the Socialist Group sentenced Motienko, police chief, to death for beating Jewish Band and Social Democrats at a forest meeting. Two members upheld the sentence before disappearing. The Socialists killed two spies at Pinak.
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London
Assia
Uls
Rosnia
Bialyatok
Russia
Motienko
Memnbars
Social Democrata
Bocialiets
Pinak
Lord Northcote Honored With Australia Departure Farewell
Lord Northcote the Governor General of Australia receives a grand send off at Victoria Street station. Attending were Essel of Slborme First Lord of the Admiralty the Attorney General the Duke of Marlborough Paymaster General the Earl of Halebury Lord Chancellor Mr CT Ritchie and Lord Tuygh Greil.
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London
Lord Northcote
Australia
Victoria-street
Essel of
Slborme
Duke of Marlborough
Earl of Halebury
CT Ritchie
England to lose South Africa, predicts Carnigle
London dictates that Andrew Carnigle, speaking from New York, forecast England would eventually lose South Africa as unemployment swells in Capetown with thousands of artisans idle while dates increase and the English fail to hire Kaffirs.
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London
Andrew Carnigle
New York
England
South Africa
Capetown
Explosion at Marseilles sinks Sealian vessel
A Sealian vessel at Marseilles exploded causing the death of the captain and six crewmen. The blast was heard for miles and twenty three comlladon tracks on the quay were blown apart.
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London
Marseilles
Bishop Riley Farewell Speech at Bunbury Meeting
Anglicans in Bunbury host a farewell to Bishop Riley amid plans to form a new South West Diocese with Banbury as see. Sir John Forrest and Rev H Darling speak on housing, funding, and the need for a residence and supportive towns as the diocese reorganizes Western Australia.
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John Forrest
Watner
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Bunbury
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Mine Byglis
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de Williams
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Diovese
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Agito
Farewell to Mr E Woodrow in Banbury ceremony
The Banbury farewell honored Mr Woodrow the longtime postmaster with a public meeting at the Masonic Hall. Mayor and Sir John Forrest led speeches praising his 25 years of service and promising continued friendship as he departs for Fremantle to assume a higher post. A silver tea service was presented and the gathering featured music and tributes.
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Woodrow
Fremantle
Masonic Hall
Sir John Forrest
Bunbary Orchestral Society
Post and Telegraph Department
Western Austral
Me Shell
Bunbury
Shell
Metropolis
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Perth
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Evica
Aleo
Bath
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Moore
Capplaine
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Snwarda
Wellington Mountel Volunteers
Duro
Birst
Haar
Meyer
John Forrest
John
Bonbury
Solin
Binthers
Toona
Banebury
John Forryat
Kia
S W Railway Employees Pic Nic Dampened by Rain at Picton
The S W Railway Employees picnic sports at Picton were marred by heavy rain on Wednesday afternoon though officials praised the day overall. Sir John Forrest and the Bunbury mayor visited the grounds, sharing in the event despite showers.
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S.W
Picton
John Forrest
Bunbury
Trophies Donated for Banbury Picnic Prizes Delayed
Banbury benefactors Messe W Tattle McDowall Mrs Aylott Misy Alling and others donated trophies not ready for the picnic program. Prizes will be added at the next committee meeting. The day closed with a Cinderella Comfort at the Masonic Hall and a harmonious dance with Me Maley and Mr Banter.
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Aylott
Misy Alling
Banbury
Mensis Perguam
Shaw
Griffide
Reynardson
J John
A E Dickinson
BA Boyera
S Welnn
Callie
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