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Newspaper

Bunbury Herald

Location

Bunbury, Western Australia, Australia

Date

Feb 11, 1908

Page

3

Melbourne Herald Tragedy and Far Flung Notices

A chaotic OCR fragment reports on a man named Ea Bowman at the Hising Hotel in Mulbourne taking his own life by banging on Thursday amid long-term illness. Other lines reference a Melbourne to Horsham incident, labor figures in Watford and Perth, tax and legal notices, and various local incidents, including a hospital ward, a ship incident near Melbourne, and manufacturing plans.

Bowman Hising ‘Hotel Mulbourne San

Dampers win Jaffrey Cup cricket at Forrest Park

In a crowded Forrest Park match the Dampers defeated Lampers to claim the Jaffrey Cup. Shaw starred with a high score while Palmer led bowling for the Dampers as Bunbury visitors struggled to reach double figures in a nine-player effort.

Forrest Park Tenn Twissasson Shaw A. Clare Lampra Palmer Prsin Moe Ieee Lampere Lampers Clare Faulknet cNeava Palmor Gooch Tulloch i. Holmes Palmar Ahaw Planar Prain Preminsory Ya Donaldson Berend Notomt Bennett Sundhee Benninger Tullyah Cince Fort Bunbury McAllam Tulloah Khaw Benninger H Gooch Ol Uare Mitahwil

Fourth Test Match Ends With Australia Victory

A chaotic report on the fourth test match notes Australia at least two early wickets, with complex innings details. Key figures include O Connor and Mecluaion on the English side, and several Australian bowlers like Crawford and Fielder contributing to the fall of England’s wickets.

Methiourne Eingiishmon Natundas Australia Baing Ono Cuntin Gregory Bite Mace Witney Pawfaord Sears Juan Carter Asustenlan Cradit O'Connor Arlustrone Stupa

Annual Vases Bass Clap Meeting At Bussalten Course

Fair attendance for the annual meeting at the Bussalten course last Friday with competitive racing across events. Results include Binkes Gem first, Paynedale second, Husk Base Elein second, Woodland second, and other placements in Vases Cup and Scurry-Hoclea events with entries noted for Quindalup course events today.

Bussalten Binkes Gem Paynedale Husk Base Elein Ty Woodland Teuhla Dark Bo

Four starters race in Saturday yacht event with Question winning

Stage races saw Phase ware Comway Defender Lotus and Question May 21 45 with Question taking a narrow victory over Lotus by 57 seconds. Defender trailed as Conway crews battled shifting conditions and waning winds. The overall result underscored a day of uneven participation and sobering absence of several clubs.

Lotus Swartant Conway Carender Ware Np Lote Wad Hve Dafender Wren Questia Artie

Visit of metropolitan bowling team to Bunbury cited

A 16 member delegation led by Mr L Alexander visited Bunbury for an annual metropolitan bowling excursion. They were welcomed by the mayor Hon E M Clarke at a supper and reception with local bowlers and civic leaders, followed by formal toasts and social mingling.

L. Alexander Han Banbury Iscal Bunbury E. M. Clarke Alarandur

Wagin Darkan Railway Meeting Arguments for a Branch Line

A public meeting at Arthur discussed forming a Wagin Darkan railway branch to spur construction to link Wagin with Darkan. Speakers cited rural freight needs, proposed route via Williams Kojonup, and urged action to secure railway facilities for local farmers and merchants. Leaders noted Bunbury as a natural exit and urged support from Arthur firms to compete with grant–funded lines.

Arthur Warl Me. W. Davay Wagin Logue Wagin Bi Darkau A. Pian MLC Williams Kojonup Bunbury Bath West Dirkaror Madden Wagin Teague Delozata Artinan Roads Board W Dawn Banbury Absolwn Bee Bainbury Collie Aml Wainy Dale Arthur Roads Commeres

Social and Personal Notes From Bunbury Station

Mr J Wo Cyall resigns his commission as justice of the peace for the Callie mangghaterial dbetrier Me W 6 Townley and Mrs Townley of Beverley are holidaying. They stay at the Toss Hotel. Mr J Scaucian the mumbr for Tranhons anenf the vonatifuengiar flies to Himiary on Saturday. Mr Syuddan and lr Davies attend the Brenem ination. He leaves for Perth by the midnight train. Remuty on sale of Central Nunegcucy. The Bunbury shop offers Hooks Stationery and Bunbury Views with deliveries to all parts.

Hanbury South West Nuriak Wells Botha Baldock Ines Ramsay Syime Matture Svarrick Stevre Alexander Alexandar Hameny Cis Birlghont Carr Reed Tiller Jerding Witton Sagan Carter Wilkinon WW. Bay Praiie Cail P J. Solslien Piller Cadd Witton Cartar Han Berry Tom Opponant Odin Odin, and Was Duren U Ponte Yin Ford Howdee Hon J Prioa Hudson Allautt Milla Parkes Dr Jost Owen Wid Sunes Vieirirs Indun Anil Nathan Clans Euney Ayne McCure Fotherwill Leimonth Wilkinson Clarke Brittany Genkire Ted A Hinde Priss Allontt Milla Eee James Joel Barkowa Aya BO Feely Tostons Nathan Oldhom Te J Wo Cyall The Callie Mangghaterial J. Scaucian Himiary Syuddan Lr Davies Perth P. Briody Kanowan Deon Martelli Rey Father Hayes Bunbury Eorta Wellingtonsta Tabaron Casers Cigaestian Hairdeyerizg Pater Willisas Claremont Maylands Wellings Tountreat Opporité Rows Adve

Harvey Notes Parkfield Match and Local News Highlights

Cricket report shows Harvey victorious over Parkfield by five wickets while Parkfield suffers a home defeat. Other items note business changes, drainage board plans, a quiet wedding, and concerns over diphtheria measures and health policies in the community.

Alluvial Find at Meekatharra Sparks Mining Rush

Reports from Porth via Last Night describe an alluvial rush near a mining camp sight miles from the nearby mine. Prospector Hamer and Red claim daily wages and salaries around 210 to 840 per annum with a seven-assistant commission to be stationed, while a court case sends Rose Risinge to six months’ jail.

Rose Risine Oles Kalgoorlie Thurder Adelgids

Release of Sir Harry McLean Amid Ransom Settlement

London reports the release of Sir Harry McLean the British representative at Morucw after capture by rebel chief Raisili. A £20,000 bank deposit funds the ransom with 15,000 pounds to stay for three years and interest paid. 36 prisoners freed and 50 pounds monthly to Raisili.

London

Notorious Judge Hargis Shot Dead in Kentucky Feud

A man killed Judge Hargis in Jockon Kentucky amid the Hargis Cockrill land feud. The assailant remains at large and the motive tied to long running family land disputes and past murders. Police in Ithe United States report the tragedy.

London United States Hargis Jockon Kentucky Cockrill

Flying Machines Accepted for War Service

The Secretary for War on behalf of the American Ordnance has accepted three offers for heavier than air flying machines including Wright brothers models. Deliveries must be completed within 209 days at a cost of 5000 pounds.

W. A. Tall

Dinizulu Trial Claims Of Unfair Tactics At Natal

Jellicoe alleges the prosecution blocked Dinizulu’s defence evidence and describes the trials as a judicial outrage. He says officials arrested hundreds of witnesses and used martial law to coerce natives while the Daily Telegraph reporter disputes the charges as unfounded.

Lendon Jellicos Dinizulo Matthew Nathan Natal Dellicos Fle Ubati Dinizulu Daily Telegraph Pitermaritzburg Jellicoe

Portugal Republican Plot Foiled Before Assassination Attempt

Lis bon correspondent reports a raid three days before the assassination that halted a planned attack on a police station to spark a republic. Militant republicans sought Franco’s murder and to sway soldiers and sailors. Franco escaped by refraining from driving. Public mood steadies with loyalty to Manuel and coolness toward Carlos fading.

London Tima Lisbon Franco Carlos Manuel

Changes in proprietorship of the Times newspaper

The Times announces major changes in ownership and management. Ivesteens Pormad becomes limited company with Mr Artie Walter as former chief proprietor and chairman and Mr Cyril Arthur Pearson as managing director and principal shareholder. Pearson to reorganize the business and maintain editorial independence as in 1904. A list of subscribers and associates is noted, along with details of a circulating library service offered by Parma.

Times Hygw Ivesteens Pormad Mrr Artie Walter Cyril Arthur Pearson Me Pearson Companian Standard Thes Daily Express Hays Mr Chamberlain Turk Reform League Burinces Wanszament Tir Arthur Pearson Thishurahollare Mes Ninstystoor A. P. Walter Bearwood HF Warliar Drayton Norwich Hodfrey Wattur Greunstreat Enerick Hagieto Donald ‘Campbell Moonabb Ar Jewph Soames Caden Wok Siblay Abinisr Reavery Mawar Wailer Honanittey W.T. Rive W. Johingon Alice S. Hanusck Mary Ries G. A. Conybeare

THE WINDSOR WRECK No News of Missing Men

The steamer Vente returned to Gorafils today with an unclear crew report. A Bywrs and 8 Mann assisted in reconciling losses as the Sereskud wreck appears to have survivors. Jean Rewlyuirs leads the Mhimyse crew toward safety. They plan to sail to Hingapore and will permit fingerprinting upon arrival.

Mann Aeanuier Wiese Jean Rewlyuirs Mhimyse Bsiuzapory Hingapore

Shipwreck and crew rescue off Geraldton

Early Saturday a Marine Erie titers Association crew and two apprentices were aboard the wrecked vessel Walkie Sissons near Geraldton. They suffered cuts and exposure from rocks. attempts to obtain food failed. The captain and crew were rescued after authorities intervened, with officials denying further supplies as the situation unfolded.

Evane Rhe Chailiame Marine Erie Titers Association Mfr Danke Burrs Philp and Ci Fune Garaldtos Iyane Emerson Payne Gunkran Mateerials Elovhing Ibiale Geraldton Bassw

Four ton Truck Rate Debate in Bunbury Chamber Fight

A Bunbury Chamber of Commerce dispute centers on proposed four ton truck rates. Authors argue the plan harms local merchants by raising delivery costs, delaying shipments, and increasing prices for Perth goods. They claim rail and warehouse inefficiencies, call for alternatives, and urge a national review to protect Bunbury’s trade.

Military fundraising event stirs Banbury crowds

A detailed report recalls a large community event with the Banbury brass band, infantry cadets, and local volunteers. It describes parades, sword displays, boxing, and a grand arch round the city to raise funds for military apparel and travel demands, noting tickets and anticipated attendance.

Attempted death by own action at Fremantle in Tortiast Night

Albert John Collins allegedly wounded himself while his father feared a desperate act. Mrs Collins was found agitated, Collins was bleeding but alive and taken to hospital. Maintenance arrears and a reconciliation effort were noted amid rising family tension.

Colline Yuten Fremantle Hisather Albert John Collins Bist Arther Colling

Central News Agency Displays New Window Goods

Cornish's Drapery Store showcases Muslin and lawn fabrics in the center window. Featured are white grounds with colored spots rings and sprigs navy grounds with white floral design and stripes at a price per yard. Also advertised are electro plate ware birthday gifts and a wide range of silver plate items and domestic wares by A. C. Sterkecetust, Bunbury.

Corniah Aml Addrons A. C. Sterkecetust Bunbury

Town seen as promising apple and farming center

In the Blackwood district Bridgestown area prosepects are described with emphasis on orchard crops and cattle farming. Mentions Mr CK Proust, Mr OB Dent, Mr Williams, Mr Doust and Mr Court as local landholders shaping a growing rural economy around sheep farming fruit yields and pasture improvements.

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