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Newspaper
Bunbury Herald
Location
Bunbury, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Jan 11, 1908
Page
3
A string of incidents reported in Boulder and surrounding areas includes a theft of a gold watch, arrests for suspected wrongdoing, and hospitalizations. Police note ongoing investigations, with several suspects under guard and local officials promising further updates.
A new high tech fire control contrivance is tested to supersede current expo and station alart. The device, placed on a vessel, promises to modernize gunnery and streamline targeting in naval battles.
The Standard reports the Crue Cabinet has sanctioned regulations prohibiting all Japanese provisions except those direct from Japan from landing.
Unemployed workers in Britain gathered outside Birmingham Council House protesting the Mayor's refusal to enforce the Unemployed Act. The march aimed to pressure authorities as distress was deemed not acute, with estimates suggesting about 10 000 unemployed in Glasgow and related protests in London.
A January dispatch reports Turkey amassing about 14 battalions near the Persian frontier, signaling a widening breach between Turkey and Persia and heightening regional tensions.
The Labor Council of Transvaal and the Asiatic and Labor groups urge strict enforcement of the Asiatic Registration Act in full. By late December the Chinese population in the area reached 33 074 on the land.
Appellate Court in San Francisco ordered the release of Schmidt, former mayor of Frisco, who had been imprisoned for accepting bribes. Judgment cites procedural grounds and underscores rehabilitation.
Outbreak in Somaliland reports Abyssinians raiding high territory in Italian Somaliland. Both sides suffer heavy casualties in fighting around the disputed area. King Maenelis is suspected of not authorising the raid.
Tondon reports that about a hundred motor bus men involved in the strike have been dismissed for refusing to resume duty.
A Herald interview with veterinarian H. Ravana outlines the bot fly infestation in the South West district. He explains the life cycle, symptoms, and deadly impact on horses, stressing the need for immediate preventative care and kerosene applications to jaws and stabled animals.
A blast outside the residence of Mire Chadsvirk a landowner at Bal manty Tipperary follows an incident near the home of Mrs Shalwick. Authorities report a bomb exploded causing ruin in the area with no further details available.
In Sligo the postman delivering registered letters to tenants who refused rent faced intimidation. Two hundred police backed the delivery but withdrew amid threats from the peasants, delaying the mail on the estate.
The report notes that 100 German pastors will arrive in London next June following recent visits by editors and mayors. Arch bishop of Canterbury Dr Davidwin and Anglican bishop of London Dr Ingham will greet the visitors with a welcome.
Mr. Jackson in New York railed against lawless bakery methods and likened pirate bakers to the Tweed ring. He met many men who should be in jail as he probes wobbling banks. Me Mets, comptroller of New York City, says the panic continues.
Ada Crossley and an unselected concert party, led by Mr J Williamson, plan a tour covering Australia New Zealand and Tasmania. They will arrive in the Commonwealth next September.
Jan 10 Bondoo engineer Lownine of Paris arrested on charges of swindling a South African mining company out of 640000 pounds by pretending to manufacture diamonds. The case centers on a major alleged fabrication in the diamond trade with international implications.
A Mandurah fire destroyed Mr Newnham’s Harvey Estuary home on Wednesday. Police suspect arson and investigations are underway. Estimated property loss ranges between 2500 and 2000 pounds.
Australia edge England by seven runs in a tense third Test at Adelaide. Key figures include Trumper and Saunders with notable performances, while England’s bowlers struggle to contain a strong Australian chase.
The South-West Club prepares for a pivotal bowl encounter with Banbury Lemors. Teams feature seasoned players led by captains Dormer Williamson and Rameau with Evans and Carter acting as key figures. The event promises a close contest as both sides seek a decisive win.
District report describes a New Year outing from Donnybrook to Brockhampton and Preston Upjwr with about 100 travelers to Brockhampton and 120 to Upper Preston by rail. Promoters arranged pleasant weather and friendly sports on arrival, while guards Cooper and Walsh were praised for safe handling. return journey proceeded smoothly to Donnybrook.
Local leaders in Lower Blackwood discuss authorisation for Unreal woods railway line and early construction, plus plans to urge government for a land guide. Community groups push for cemetery fencing, improved mail service, and new mill site surveys. Swamp crops look promising with rain and feed remaining green despite delays.
Seven boats are set to race the Williams course this afternoon, a seven mile water stretch. Handicaps were calculated from season times and average speeds, with entries including Helianes Flirt Bor Hanin Kobe Lofaa Defender and Eos. The event hinges on wind conditions and the adjusted handicaps aim to level speeds for a competitive race.
The body of Garry Evans a well known schoolmaster was found in the bush near Claremont today. Evans educated at the Church of England Grammar School in Melbourne came to Western Australia to prospect for several years and later worked as a bookmaker in Perth.
A lively sequence of events at Worsley featured a New Year’s Day outing led by Baruy Port for hundred plus attendees who enjoyed swimming games and a Cinderella dance at the dagal hall. Miss Fletcher and Miss Lee entertained, while Mrs Winsomai’s Perth-bound death cast sorrow over the community.
The Victoria gold yield for the past year reached 65 576 fine ounces, marking a decrease of 505 ounces from the previous year. The note mentions a local hairdressing saloon and a toilet club membership with unspecified benefits.
Flavin, last night seen intoxicated, wandered into the bush outside Coolgardiay. Constable Ford led a search with Chandive and a tracker. After thirty miles with rough travel they found him in a distressed state and brought him to Coolgardia capital for care.
Dalgety and Co Ltd report a sale on behalf of Mr MCE Bunbury Diedinulup station at Balingup on the 7th. Prices shown include several lambs at 74 shillings and other wool items with varying ages and weights.
Local notes describe Boyanup during Christmas holidays with many residents traveling, while remaining on the fringe of nearby Preston. The text hints at seasonal festivities and community mood amid travel and leisure.
The passage recalls a cool shade at the Stirling Estate where guests enjoyed a day of fishing and socializing. Mesars Simmons Score and Kent are praised for their willing help in providing a enjoyable time. More than enough fish were caught for supper in a tranquil spot by the sea.
On behalf of the committees of the Dardanop Club, officials express gratitude for those who sent money and other aid. The note notes that correspondence should not imply the editor’s personal views and signs by S. Wenn, Honorary Treasurer, with dated placeholder details.
The Isat mesting reveals distrust and blame aimed at Dr Ramsay and others as the council debates finances and responsibilities. An observer notes the town’s leaders struggle with blame, delays, and the push to meet immediate needs amid aspirations for better governance.
Correspondent Bugier forwards copy of competition conditions held by Koslanda Rifle Club. Official notes say terms are herewith enclosed and may be repeated at the office. Signed ALB ULAREE Hon Sec Hoslanda RC.
A long mixed列 notice reports on Captain Bul le ing leaving West Australia for South Australia and his early career, Mrs Large of the Bucentaur noted as pianist, Fairy King from Newcastle praised, and various local residents including Sir John Porraut, Inspector Holmes, Fred Roberts and Jim Davies mentioned with travel, holidays, and family events. The report also mentions a burial in Bunbury, a 65 year old deceased, and local commerce notices at Central News Agency.
In a dense, archaising address, Lord Cutroon lauds imperial cohesion and warns that secessionist pressures threaten India, Canada, Australia, and South Africa. He forecasts a London-centered empire, calls for loyal sacrifice, and envisions the Crown’s court in Calcutta as a turning point.
A tramp master named Harrison in Choltanhia Wyrkhausa reportedly hanged himself after a failed Limerick contest. Police recovered a note from his pocket claiming unfulfilled ambitions and a desire to visit a place called Teton, alongside a string of odd stray words.
A six man crew endured a brutal ordeal in a small open boat off a coast. Delirious from hunger and thirst, two crew members required amputations. Captain Bussolama and Captain Ummelman survived, while a signal shirt blown aloft led the rescuers to the stranded party.
Charles Eastman, appointed for the task, arrives at the Pine Ridge Reservation in South Dakota to oversee renaming about thirty Sioux names. Prominent Sioux figure Blaine Goodale is mentioned. some prefer traditional names while others adopt Anglo names like John or Charles. The process continues as land held by Indians remains under review and some backlash emerges.
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