Burubury Council Debates Arbiters and Lighting Plans
The Bunbury Municipal Council held a tense meeting debating the appointment of an umpire under an arbitration agreement with Splatt Wall and Co over the electrical works and a proposed footbridge. Officers reported on lighting plans, water mains, and by laws for carts and licenses while the budget showed a current overdraft and allocations for maintenance and works.
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Tha
Tha Lion
E. M. Clarke
Des Bariaay
Clark
Stokes
Beigel
Boswell
Boeurer
Baldcck
Sid Fraenkel
Wall
Hedches
Iin
Allie
Mosary Splatt
Jon
Weil
Mesara
Wall and Co
Lampa
Breund
Brenhd
Remave Lea
St. Buchanan
W. Hayes
TV. Wi
Medway
Haldiek
Spes Evanctl
Fencaikel
Garka
Clarks
Tnt
Rameau
Ieran
Tira
Couneil
Basenay
Balgil
Cy Freenke
Threlanan Wan
Ebi
Ce Clarke
Council clash over December balance and overspend
A municipal council meeting reveals disputes over last year’s debit balance and November December expenditures. Cr Beigel and Cr Ramsay spar over accounting, overdraft growth from £2632 to £102, and whether current year liability should be carried from the new council’s start.
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Mons
Ramsay
de Bnizel
Cr Beigel
Cr Ramsay
St Waanc
Averchatt
Cy Ramey
Beigel
Kameyy
Beigél
Mr Beigel
Eldres
Baniany
Sam
de Halles
Cr Beige
Hulanc
Owe St Tore
Itba
White
BlatcolPa
Pamn
Galus
Ce Heizel
Ce Barwell
Namaly
Clara
Gr Boiysl
Caising
Caising Penal Joan
The Willoughby and Ward Company Delivers A Farce Satire
Review lauds Gerald Wykeham as Duke of Braanborough with exact cynicism veiled by refined manner. Palotta as duchess, Hopkins and Ward praised for comic vitality. Ensemble sharpens humor in a lively stage night at the Opera House with The New Crowd tease.
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Yaare
Pico
Gerald Wykeham
Duke of
Braanborough
Ward
Thare
Hopkinson
Temoty
Tully
Endignon
WA Producers' Union offers varied fruit rates at Kalgoorlie
Commercial notices from Ek al Goorlie report Wa Producers' Union salesmen listing apricots nectarines and plums with price ranges per large cases and per 1b, vegetables and other goods priced by unit. Also advertised are backache pills, cheap novels, and medical supplies, with multiple local suppliers and shops named.
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Ekalgoorlie
Pievad, Lite and Cx, Ltd
Hannan Stren
Kolgoorlie
Wa Producers’ Union
Bunoh
Pearson Denies Tariff Reform League Ties
London January 8 Mr C A Pearson principal proprietor of the Standard Daily Express and director of several newspaper firms in London and the provinces declares that the Tariff Reform League is not connected with The Times organization He also states that the Standard will continue a distinct publication.
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C. A. Pearson
Standard
Expres
London
Demiss
Tariff Reform League
Tiees
Fund for Crimean and Mutiny veterans backed by king
Lord Troberts appeals to the nation for funds to rescue Crimean and Indian Mutiny veterans from workhouses. King Edward becomes patron, pledging a sum toward the relief effort to aid aged veterans.
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Lonion
Lord Troberts
King Edward
England Win Second Test at Melbourne by One Wicket
After a tight game England chased 81 runs to win with eight wickets down in their second innings. Barnes and Fielder bowled well and, aided by cautious batting, guided England to a dramatic one wicket victory. The third Test begins in Adelaide with Hazlitt’s spot uncertain after a poor showing in Melbourne.
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Melbourne
Humphries
Barnes
Adelaide
Yal
Hazlitt
Australla
The Druce Case Death Rumor In New York
London reports January and Robert Caldwell who supplied evidence about the alleged mock funeral of T O Druce and the perjury case against Herbert Deuce is said to be dying of Bright's disease after collapse in New York.
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London
Robert Caldwell
T.O. Druce
Herbert Deuce
New York
Bright
Russian Unrest and Sevastopol Plot Report
A massive labor dismissal in Sevastopol sparked insubordination amid the Black Sea fleet. Sailors found a list classifying officers for punishment while authorities report 100 pyroxiline bombs hidden at Sevastopol and Simpesto val, said to target the fleet.
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Savastopol
Simpestofal
Hest
German Court Judges Transferred After Harden Trial
Judge Kerns who presided over the first trial of Heer Maximilian Harden editor of Zukunft has been moved from the judicial bench to another department of the Ministry for Justice. Judge Schmidt who oversaw the Haren trial when acquitted of Limes majesty was similarly transferred.
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Kerns
Heer
Maximilian Harden
Zukunft
Ministry For Justice
Schmidt
Haren
Count De Brogtie Remarries After Parental Consent
London reports the marriage of Count Robert de Brogtie to American wife MM Estelle Alexander after a civil ceremony in New York declined by a court. The suit argued illegality despite parental consent. the court upheld the marriage as valid and the count reached majority to proceed with the ceremony in London.
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London
Ition Das Noe
Robert de Brogtie
MM Estelle Alexander
Marti
America
Tome
Wobert Fins
Paremony
Yome Monus
London Press Opinions on second Test match drama
The Daily Chronicles notes sportsmanship as a pleasant feature of the keen contest while Morning Post calls the finish more thrilling than England's 1902 Oval win by a wicket. Telegraph describes notable feats and a close margin amid weather and fielding conditions.
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London
Daily Chronicls
Morning Post
Fisteric Naela
Oval
England
Australia
Battia
Daily Telegraph
Labour leader decline ended Shackleton’s bid for Clitheroe
The Labour Party in Britain sees Mr J D Shackleton decline the party leadership amid other duties. He told a public meeting a plan to raise 17.5 million pounds by taxing parsons earning over 5 000 a year to fund all age pensions at one shilling weekly, claiming those in the top income group could bear a small cut.
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J. D. Shackletom
Uanor
Clitheroe
Labor Party
Shackletun
Parsons
Runaway Airship La Patrie in Irish countryside tragedy
An account of the French airship La Patrie collapsing after a crash near Ballynallagh in County Down. The vessel shed wings and machinery, tearing ground, then rose and drifted toward Ballydavay farm, with parts scattered 300 yards away. No further details on its fate have emerged.
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Walee
Treland
County Down
Strangfora
Belfast
Alehandr Macfarlane
Ballydavay
Graigayid
Assefurlane
Arrest Leads to Fortune in Singular Paris Case
London report recounts a camelot arrested before a theatre for a minor by law breach. The officer to whom he was brought identified him from a missing persons register, revealing the man was heir to 24,000 left by an uncle. The arrest led to his discovery and a handsome reward later for the policeman.
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London
Camelot
Paris
Antold
Lulan
Policommin
Hia
SW Club to Meet Bunbury in Trophy Contest
The forthcoming trophy match between South Western Club and Bunbury will be staged on the turf. The town team lists Hillzmann Bunting Garter Carr Stokes Mota Clare Bunneny Ford Craven Brittain Cant with captains Carr and Cant. It is expected little change from the lineup that faced Busselton last Saturday.
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Bunbury
Toremers Grees
Hillzmann
Bunting
Garter
Carr
Stoles
Mota
Clare
Bumeny
Ford
Craven
Brittain
Cant
Rew J
Wheat Crop Experiment Yields Vary Across Varieties
Adelaide last night reports on a wheat crop experiment revealing varying yields. The trial tested several wheat types and found crops ranging from thirty to sixty bushels per acre, indicating significant differences in performance among varieties.
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Adelaide
Extraordinary tale of a boy drawn to penny horrors
Frederick Hemmings, age 16, read penny dreadfuls at home, collecting titles including Dick Turpin and The Twofold Murder. His father, a grocer, objected to the "horrible rubbish" and lamented the boy’s longing for adventure and a glorious death noted at the Inlingtos Cargnar's Court.
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Inlingtos Cargnar
Frederick Hemmings
Dick Turpin
Newgain
Robin Hood
Hemmings
Five Millions a Year in Limerick Boom
London reports a new craze in limerick contests and postal orders as Buxton notes Post Office income. The August to October 1880 surge shows 831,000 postal orders issued, far above last year, with debates over impact on magazine profits and potential losses in Canada.
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London
Buxton
Laiire
Eaxpanay
Inet
Corree
Wang Leon
Pedal Syainmms
Hume
Cory
Hiteh Magazin
Sande
Ungnd
Outober
Dew Canada Magazine
Oat
Gye
Gold Theft in Kalgoorlie Two Men Arrested
Two young men claimed to hold 71oz of gold and presented it to the W A Bank at Boulder after a period of concealment near Queenland mine owned by Parnall. Bank manager doubted the amount and later the gold was retrieved as detectives secured the parcel and the accused were restrained with the gold on them.
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Kalgoorlie
Seapectivaly
MaDoaild
Josaph Reidy
Elie
Queeneland
Parnall
Waas
W.A. Bank
Boulder
Pacosl
Immiration Policy Debate Signals Broad Government Action
Fragmentary OCR notes discuss vigorous policy shifts and wider government considerations. Mentions of Brent, timber and mineral production, and settlement context hint at ongoing immigration related reforms impacting trade and regional development. Doubtful proper names reduce precision but imply pushed reforms with economic links.
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Brent
West
Ten Minute Ships and Admiralty Defense of Repairs
The Committee of the Roiohatag and Admiral von Tirpits defend plan to repair and alter Kaisar ships at 2.5 million per vessel. Kiser class ships built 1694 to 1698, about 1100 tons, will be lightened and armoured higher. Tirpits argues British ships are weaker and cites a list of ships to support German superiority.
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Condon
Bofors
Bunget
Roiohatag
Miniter of
Marine
von ‘Irpits
Kaisar Cme
Thors Ary
Admiralty
von Tirpits
England
Cost of Crime In United States Estimated Burden
An estimate places crime costs in the United States at 240 million dollars for arrests convictions and imprisonment with higher losses if non productive criminals are included. The report notes per capita burden around five dollars and cites one in extraordinary figures. It mentions costs for treatment and justice and references Central News Agency and other periodicals.
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Htstes
Cacaily
Ttim
United States
Panpur
Soldiers' Gossip From The Bugler Column
The Bugler reports social gossip and military club rumors in Bunbury. It notes a 1910s style rumor mill about a new rifle range, band attendance, and drill hall improvements, with barbed humor about cadets, auctions, and local amusements, reflecting community life and wartime morale.
Correspondence on drainage woes in Western Australia
A letter from Barrett of Glanmere protests slow modernisation of drainage policy in Harvey Udab and Coolup areas. It warns that high land water is redirected to flats creating lagoons, drowning settlers, forcing migration and risk of legal action, urging small drop drains and water relief for settlers and district.
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Ireland
Prosant
Aettler
Vinurs
Barrett
Ate
Glanmere
Coakernap
Brunswick Roads Board Correspondence Echoes Tension
Letters from Mick and Observer criticize the Brunswick Roads Board secretaryship and hint at internal divisions. The chairman’s approach is questioned, with expectations of a clash between board members and potential shifts in support.
Jowett Defies Orders on Sedinst Tallying Duty Trial
In a Hungary police court styled hearing, Jowett, third officer aboard the Newbridie, faced charges of neglecting duty for refusing to tally fourth and eleventh holds as ordered by Captain Dilly. The captain testified Jowett refused multiple times, claiming tallying was not his duty.
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Newbridie
Dilly
Jowatt
Ha Rion
Bean
RLM
Cardiff
Monte Video
Natal
Jowstt
Jowytt
Cubs
Heith
Agnicon
Aivllar
Fie
Mats Pik
Paich
Asesult
J. Books
Bucentaur
Carl Barg
Bea Daye
Mc Gwen
Day Dawn Murder in Pact West Town
A partial report notes the Day Dawn murder case with Parth and Ja onndahon involved. A rifle borrowed from a Cook resident was recovered. it had been returned last Sunday. Smith Potter and Blooiar face inquest proceedings slated for the 20th. Dr Rose’s Red Blood Pills are advertised for anaemia.
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Iy Pathe
Smith
Potter
Blooiar
Local Board of Health Reports Diphtheria Controls and Drainage Issues
The bi monthly meeting in the Council Chamber reviewed diphtheria risks with isolation guidance from the Central Board and noted three typhoid and three diphtheria cases this month. Drainage problems were discussed, urging formal repairs and possible gutter replacements to prevent future hazards.
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Council Chamber
G. Clarks
Belge
Ellen O'Connor
Roads Boards Meeting Over Appointment Sparks Debate
At a recent gathering in Naat Saturday the board debated the appointment of Mr Merry to a vacant post. Opponents contended appointments should be called, while supporters argued for expediency. A committee was formed to review the process and seek a path forward with the Public Works Department to regularize roads in question.
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Menary
Beloner
Hayward
Reson
Merry
Ypolitapenia Clifton
Mercy Waa Thoson
Ae Beoata Sr
Combine
Aly
Macey
Sattom
Iig Mim
Phair
J. BM
Cullon
Ura
Ware
Bout Bronewick
Publig Works Department
Tha Rosa
Sutton
Secre
Alba cured by Senden treatment claim wanders
Fragmented text mentions Alba cured by Senden treatment and references to hairdressing, civility, and customers. Includes garbled place names and agency phrases, with stray terms like Wellington and Bunbary. Overall, readable facts are minimal and obscure.
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Alba
Senden
Genta News
Oem Jews Agency
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