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Newspaper

Bunbury Herald

Location

Bunbury, Western Australia, Australia

Date

Jan 30, 1908

Page

3

Perth police inquiry closes amid disjointed charges and odd details

An inquiry into a dispute between Perth officers Tillotece and Sion wrapped up on Friday. The report notes insults, fines, a questionable chart on Melbourne bred stock, and a mention of Denetark’s Prince Gunter as a notable figure. Other items include a famed violinist Wilhelm died, and a violent accident near Kalgoorlie with a fatal outcome.

Gunter Denetark Melbourne State Freqaetia

Bunbury Race Club Meeting Highlights and Declines

The Bunbury Race Club meeting produced mixed financial results and multiple race notes. Winners included Tamby Loch Shiel and Kalmia with close finishes and a controversial whip incident following the Tote division.

Cricketer Scores and Close Matches Highlight Weekend Action

A rambling report notes a Tarloop–Yarloop cricket match with Yarloop edging Harvey by 136, Blakely scoring 31 and Misers 31 not out for Harvey. It also recalls Gregory’s top international innings at Sydney and a Hobart draw with England, with scores and key wickets mentioned.

Tarloop Thatrome Tanes Mardeen Gordon Blakely Ma Wink Yarloop Harray Misers

Roelands Rifle Club Marksman Events and Winners

Roelands Rifle Club hosted a day of shooting with J Talbot winning the Hora Handicap by scoring 94 of 106. Jack Gibbs matched high accuracy, finding the bull 25 times in an eight attempt run, while A Dune and B Clarke excelled in the Boslande Handicap.

Bunbury Hoelands Rifle Club J. Talbot Suratok Nck Gibbe Aa Talbot Enny A. Dune B. Clarke Wank Ville Ancurid Roelanda Club A. Crampton Jack Gibbs Bull Athampta Reontts

Rosh Handicap Emigration and Prizes at Banbury Club

A report on rifle events and prizes including the Rosh Handicap and Roelands Handicap with results, scores, and notable participants. It notes Japanese ministerial figures, restrictions on emigration, and the Banbury and Rostands rifle clubs, with winners and trophy details.

Fragmented Report From NSW as Storm Claims Lives

A NSW disaster summary notes multiple fatalities from a thunderstorm and accidents. Victims include riders near Mudgee and a boat race at Sydney Harbour where the yacht Avolus failed to finish. Police arrested a man amid a separate assault incident while authorities plan to establish a branch of the Mines department at Cun.

Reaporne Ota Cun

Edols Seeks Freedom After Trial Result

Perth report notes JH Edols at trial's end seeks liberty. The item mentions central news agency and cheap editions of novels by noted authors while describing local shop displays and literary notices.

Perth JH Edols Araou Viz Max Pooberton Bir A. Conas Doyle P. Oppenborn Guy Boothby Central News Agency

Great Struggle As Wales Faces Victoria In Sydney Test

Orlicket NSW and Victoria contest a tense day as Tarrant and Warne anchor Victoria’s innings. Noble reaches a century as Sydney stumps with Victoria 418 but faces a nobly fought defense led by Gregory and captain. The Welshmen trail in a close battle with Carter and Waddy contributing modest scores before stumps.

Sydney Carter Waddy Syd Gregory Sung Sbruggles

United Kingdom Mutual Steamship Assurance vents at colonial police aid

London reporters note the annual report criticizes police and shipping authorities for unjustified conduct in handling seamen and aliens. It highlights unwillingness to assist captains upholding regulations regarding desertion and alien handling.

London United Kingdom Mutual Steamship Assurance Association

Drace Case Drags On as Witness Silent in Prison

In a Drace case trial for perjury Mrs Robinson, a key witness, wrote to her counsel stating she does not wish to see him again, claiming she received more sympathy and mercy in prison than from him.

Loni Robinson Witnes Drace Ale

Coghlan Explores Australian Irrigation Prospects

Mr T A Coghlan, Commonwealth Statistician, publishes a series in Statint on irrigation prospects. The articles attract attention and prompt numerous inquiries about the subject.

South African Asiatic immigration sparks calls for action

In Pretoria Mr J C Saints the Transvaal Colonial Secretary warned that rising Asiatic numbers in Natal require firm measures across Africa. He urged Natal to register immigrants while stating the Transvaal would still accept voluntary registration.

London J. C. Saints Traunsvaal Pretoria Natal Africa South Africa

Pittsburg Stock Exchange Reopens After Three Month Pause

London reports the Pittsburg Stock Exchange resumed trading on Monday after a three months suspension caused by financial panic in the United States. The reopening marks a notable step in restoring market activity and investor confidence.

London Pittsburg Stock Exchange United States

Thaw Trial Continues with Doctor Testimony in London

The Thaw murder trial in London resumed as English doctors testified about treating Harry Thaw for insanity in 1899 and 1902. One physician recalled seeing Thaw dancing like a man in a nursing hospital during his London visit.

London Harry’ ‘Thaw Pittsburg Zillionaire Stanford White Rowe

British Politics in North Bristol Speech on Hate Rule

Mr Augustine Birrall spoke at North Bristol about his difficulties facing a population bent on Hate Rule. He blamed the Land question for the turmoil in Tisland where Treland was once seen as crimeless. Lords who backed the dispute mutilated bills, worsening unrest and juries refused to convict.

Bunbury Collis Buselton Joel Flynn Banbury Thors Toonsider Awietonta Bit Huanet Sonia Fey Tata Yaare England Tanbury Cortouts Statomo Waltorn Willlans Hwalth Solange London Augustine Birrall Bristol Tisland Treland Mr Scott Rex P. Montiping Brswlnic Wells Aitlo Rerwe Deavlewnn Childess Bethlehiom Marti F 'Cocker Fosaja Deva Chile Herhor Daisy Auangu Brifly Gun Scott Atairgan Furthar Mosdamon J Clarke P- Sant W. Rosa Droid Arbor Laweenca W. Lawcesios Mir J. Clarke Nino

Prime Minister Lomilon Improves After Chill Confinement

Health update from January 29 notes Prime Minister Lomilon’s condition easing as Sir Harey Campbell-Banterman, previously confined to his room with a chill, shows early signs of convalescence.

Lomilon Harey Campbell-Banterman

Round About the South West Yarlop to Waters

A vivid travelogue describes a journey by rail from Yarloop to Watersh, detailing landscapes from farmland plains to mountain forests. It highlights timber industry, two sawmills No 1 and No 2, machinery, mill yards, rail sidings, and the bustling forest town infrastructure amid rising production and social activity.

Hodaan Lille Eidis Yarratumpanys Alorg Gisos Charn Frank Flroy Rafusa Bailey Will Yard Mon Berw Haaibate Roauliinas Brill Ind Bara Yar Ks Sturning Milan Uy Mud St

Engagement announced of Miss Madeline McEacharn in Melbourne

The engagement is announced of Miss Madeline McEacharn of Melbourne to Tyers son of Sir John Aron Maxwell.

London Madeline McEacharn Melbourne Tyer John Aron Maxwell

Henderson Leads Independent Labor Party in Commons

London January 29 A Henderson MP for Barnard Castle succeeds Keir Hardie as leader of the Independent Labour Party in the House of Commons.

London A. Henderson Barnard Castle Durham Keir Hardie Independent Labor Party House of Commons

Dublin Castle Robbery Inquiry Finds No Clues

The January 29 Dublin inquiry into the loss of the Crown regalia yielded no new clues about the robbery. No leads were uncovered as investigators pursued possible angles.

Tondon

Vanity Fair Libel Case Order for 5000 Damages

London news reports Victoria Bank: Paris Bank, Ltd wins libel action against Vanity Fair over comments about the bank and several actions deemed frivolous by the law course. Damages set at £5000.

London Vanity Fair Paris Bank, Ltd

Yeading Submarine Complement Deemed Inadequate for Defence

Australian defence concerns rise as Yeading naval authorities label the submarine complement insufficient for Australia’s security. The report notes limited submarine strength and calls for reassessment of naval capabilities to deter potential threats.

Emigration to New Zealand Sees 8839 Assisted Departures

The Agent General for New Zealand, The Hon W. P. Reeves, reports 8839 assisted emigrants sailed last year including 656 female servants and 3354 applicants for assisted passages declined.

London W. P. Reeves New Zealand

Rich Find in Bayleys Reward Show Sparked by Wilderness Show

A curious discovery in Bayleys Reward reveals an antiquated specimen collection praised by Worval and a party. The find hints at a re floatation of a once celebrated show in the district.

Bayley Raward Worval

The Ballarat Mystery Is Linked To Ballarat Body Find

Melbourne reports a police inquiry into the death of Mrs MC Graham whose body was found in a shaft near Ballarat. Police have arrested a young man named William Tes in connection with the case.

Melbourne MC Graham Ballarat William Tes

Post and Telegraph Reforms in Malbourne Discussed

Last night in Malbourne a reform plan was decided for town deliveries and private coin use. The proposal envisions changing from sevenpence to ten shillings per week and restoring change for telephones across the Commonwealth amid ongoing adjustments.

Malbourne Bau Boon Chaile Commonwealth

Donnybrook Agricultural Society Meeting Discusses Show Plans

A Donnybrook Agricultural Society committee meeting on Saturday evening reviewed correspondence and read letters from Dr Arckett and officials about the railway opening tied to the show. Plans included joint meetings with the Preston Roads Board and a ceremony to open the new line the day after the show. The society appointed officers to liaise with railway authorities and named many prize donors and exhibitors for the event.

Teagricertural Society Abors Commmitton Wan Iwidio Esaning Corraapandenes Dr Arckett Donnybrook-Preston Railway Twayne Preston Roads Board Che Hon J. W. Hankatt Swormtary Rilway Loagie Corporation of Thi Mociety Thi Randy Hoard Cate Tha Nevity Biint Wae John Ewing Thy Phowday Wedaoulay Eronieg Einck Marvyn Thammon Asasa V, C Mitshall F. Layton Waa Bonbury

Fire at North Perth Claims Fire Captain in Collapse

A blaze at North Perth this morning spread quickly as Frederik Maller, captain of the l real Grebrugada, attempted to fight the fire. A falling wall fatally struck him, leaving a widow and four children.

North Perth Frederik Maller L Real Grebrugada Phonmatanes

Arrival of Bunbury delegate at Nanoup in 1900s ceremony

Lower Blackwood report states Bunbury Bialip with Ruy Mr Haynes arrived at Nanoup on Monday. A welcome address was read in the loss hall and responses were given by the Bishop. Afternoon service and evening emimation service followed before a morning Communion and return to Bunbury via Green hubs and Redo’s vegetable pillata.

Bialip Bunbury Ruy Haynes Nanoup Mam Bern Loss Hall Is Lordship Green Huubes

Canning Inquiry Hears Details From Expedition Party

Last night a royal commission heard testimony on alleged ordality among black workers during the Canumip expedition. Warden Finnerty and others presented accounts from team members and natives. The commission said the application would be considered in due time as witnesses described trestment and interactions at Bleadyood.

Finnerty Caunuip Cauaea Enprest Paddy Tannen Merry J Commisson Laehan Jim Constable Thompson Penativs Hinery Chrnnet Dick Briones Vincererars Sha Tilygars Goldfields Vln

Railway Picnic Delights at Mindinup Collie

An account of the Collie railway picnic at Mindinup highlights fine weather and careful planning. The event featured railway men and a range of athletic and novelty contests with notable participants and prize entries, praising officials and organizers for a successful gathering.

Collin Monde Collie Mirminup Gaurd Mare Folin Bwerwal Mindinup Bool Pringigal Shelfield Bandiony Firat Swat Alter Hevwlne Aya Beith Ubeda Hislop Ralph Cait Eyde Ostreaw Flnal- Saith Kona A Strudwick Ty J. Cwery Scott W. Hull Y. Swaith Hsvon W. Bowles Jance Old Butlers Reon J. Corry Mint Luley Aiwtness

Roads Boards meeting notes and project progress update

Minutes recount a Saturday meeting on January 26 discussing road improvements and beaching opus selection, including allotment of 240 to a project, and proposals for John Clark's road. The board considered a 5 acre corridor, 264 pounds for planning, and forwarding of a £2100 grant for Busbury Veene road. A bridge project near Reymen’s Gally was noted, with approvals pending earthwork reviving. Two officials arranged with the Dardsuwp Board to elevate Mt Bayasup bridge, with a public tender set for February.

Satunday Thors H Korrest Maitland Kparrghs Bestop Bett Wertain John Clark Distriot Suanex Lim Auryst Sager Stoade Moard Association Aleittalian Digarsmont Busbury-Veene Road Reymen’s Capelaie

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