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24 Dec 1912
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Newspaper
Bunbury Herald
Location
Bunbury, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Dec 24, 1912
Page
1
The excerpt notes gratified at the rear of Sir Eiward their efforts at thy pace mast London December.
Report from Mukden notes merchants urged to contribute to a war fund for operations against Russia. The dispatch claims that the Chinese Chamber of Commerce circulated an appeal and that railway guards requested reinforcement. The text is fragmented and includes garbled place names and titles.
In Paris on December 22 a report states a German intruder vessel moving toward Cherbourg was intercepted. Aimed at neutral harbors, the craft was forbidden to proceed and ordered to return to base by international defense authorities.
Berlin December 23 reports Prince Ludwig has ascended the Bavarian throne in succession to the late Prince Lieupold. A bill is to be introduced in the Bavarian Parliament opposing King Otto and proposing Ludwig's crown. The move signals a major shift in Bavarian politics and royal succession dynamics.
The Commonwealth Government has accepted a bidder from Castlemaine, Thompson Poy, for the construction of two engines at an approximate cost of 470 pounds with rights to build two additional engines to be delivered a year later.
The report outlines a crowded race program with experts predicting outcomes across hurdles plates and sprints. Notable entries include Algebuckling Joker Maor i Lad Conge d Eblire and Derby contenders Dudler Todanga and Pilbarra. Contenders face varied distances from five furlongs to a mile and a quarter with key weights noted for early wagering.
Mr Hales of the Trades Protection Society collapsed on Bunbury pavement near the Grand Central Coffee Palace shortly after 1 pm yesterday. He had been in fragile health and announced timing to depart for Perth. despite attempts at artificial respiration, he died of heart failure at about 80 years old. He lived with his family in Ade Love? Perth. He leaves a widow and six children.
An English language promotional note touts Christmas Ports and Sherries and urges visitors to W Zimpel's showroom to be convinced of his refined furnishing scheme. It stresses modern house decor in harmony with long study and practical experience and claims prices will suit customers.
Mr Thomas defends his year in Parliament at a Bunbury public meeting. He cites £2,000 and £38,000 harbor plans, urges support for his railway and Wagin line proposals, and accuses critics of injustice while detailing local gains and future benefits for Bunbury.
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