The Dunnybrook bush tragedy inquest and verdict
An adjourned inquest at Preston examined Henry Hind's death after a rifle accident near Dunnybrook. Witnesses traced the body, rifle, and cartridges, with medical testimony detailing a non-graphic fatal gunshot wound. The jury returned an accidental death verdict, noting Hind’s absence and a hunting rifle involved.
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Henry Hind
HG. Hinde
Cecaure
Moura Bedsti
Brdstaw
D. Langlends
Thom
Jones
Dunnybrosk
Muney
Domnybedok
Elind
M Logy de Cnamadt
Praton Hotel
Donnybrook
Sith
Richard A. Webster
Deeanced
Bop
Preston
Melaaller
Geo. Fokesten
Domuybrook
Upper
Preaton Hotel
Downybevok Hotel
Gunnybrock
Pruston
Ville
Elliot
Donny
Mga
Albe
Vitaras
Bens
Johneten
Troe B. Tome
de. Omaned
Premier and schoolmates toast old master in Bunbury gathering
The Premier Jon S J Moore and about 27 former Bunbury pupils gathered at the Ross Hotel to honor their old schoolmaster Mr T W Paisley. Speakers praised Paisley and Moore urged local families to support agriculture and state progress as they recalled decades of Bunbury schooling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jon S.J. Moore
Ross Hotel
Bunbury
Evan
Pateley
J Mitchell
Tunbury
Poulmatuma
Pramiar
T. W. Paisley
Annals of
Western Australia
Paisley
Chen
Mitetmi
Sohail
Mitchall
Avod
Hun Carey
Palaloy
Bunbury School
Clairman Poe
Hywie
Mitchell
Bn Hait
Jett Echoo
Paalhy
Mc Moore
Bauram
Neems
Aminh
Ban Caray
N. J. Moore
Moore
Fayward
Mysore
W. C. Baroy
Ohio State
Furthur
Wal
Moor
Hem
Liem
Birde
Lynd
Mime
Melbourne
Tle
Me Méire
Mr Mitchell
Brunswick
Aly Mitchell
Inteney
W.A
Maynard report on railroad tariffs and timber freight
A Maynard summary discusses mossing on the milmay freightn and proposed government regulation to cut charges on main lines. It argues the Combine should pay less, to ease state deficits, while railways and timber lines are debated and public talk pushes for tariff reductions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
Kelly
Docidex
Hades
Ont
Ely
Combine
Ewing
Sta
Parisian Delagrange Sets Aeroplane Distance Record
Delagrange, a Parisian sculptor, piloted a plane on April 1 covering six and a quarter miles without touching ground. He later flew nine miles around Place d'Armes in nine minutes, achieving 414 miles per hour. A later display near King Victor Emmanuel repeated the feat with five laps. He also circled a plane ten times at various altitudes in 13 minutes 26 seconds, winning £1600.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Jane
M Delagrango
M.telagrange
Rowe
Victor Emmanuel
Place d’Armes
Aeronautical Societies of
France
Delagrange
International Balloon Race at Hurlingham Ends With Valkyrie Victory
More than 30 balloons competed in the international race at Hurlingham. The British team Valkyrie won, with a crew that included two women. Spectators offered large sums for seats in the balloon cars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hurlingham
Valkyrie
RACING MEETING NOTES WITH MULTIPLE HORSE LOSSES
The report records a racing meeting with four horses killed and numerous betting details. It cites results including Little Mary Milner, Esmondes Betting-Flo-4, and other handicaps while noting losses and incidents across events such as the Winter Hurdles and various Stakes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boab
Esmondes
Stirling Stake
Mary Milner
Wundurrie
Little Stary
Forrest Hendicap
Gaurel
Bsinner
Adelaide Birthday Cup Market Update
Belting market from Adelaide notes last night quotations for the Adelaide Birthday Cup. Odds list Sto Lagst Destinist at 5-1 Enchanted States 6-1 with Will and Pink among contenders. Destinist and Enchanted States are highlighted as strong bets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adelaide
Sto Lagst
Will
Wally
Death of a Well Known Medico
Dr Davy a government medical officer died this morning after an illness. The brief notice records the death of the well known physician with concise local obituary tone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Davy
Mipdical
Long-Winded Senator Blocks Currency Bill Debate
In the American Senate on Friday Senator La Follette spoke for eighteen and a half hours, obstructing the Currency Bill. Opponents also spent long hours reading documents and paper extracts in nearly inaudible voices as part of a record stonewall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Senate
la Follette
Frankel's April Voyage Through the Suez Canal
The letter from OC Perenkel recounts a voyage entering the Suez Canal on a spring morning, noting harbor scenes at Port Said, the canal’s infrastructure, and immune changes since twenty five years ago. Passengers interact with traders, ships pass through, and a slight mishap occurs near a mudbank. The writer plans to post from Naples.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Sta
Suse
Busx
Hare
Han
Park
Wednysday
Wwe
Wwe Could Just Make Out the Viewt Winwr
Port Seid
Ahley
Tradara
Port Saiki
Port Said
Naples
de Lacseps
Bunbury
Genos
Southampton
Perenkel
Reading letter clarifies Clifton claim on coastal road maps
The correspondent defends statements about a road gazetted in 1872 and its alignment with the coast road. He disputes Mr Clifton and Mr Humphries, suggests map inspection supports his view, and calls for vindication of his position while noting long closed tracks should be surveyed and ignored.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifton
Efchmn
Otton
H. M. Clifton
Humphries
Chilton
Lands Department
PWD
Mohmand Action Wounds Lieutenant Young and Ten Natives
Frontier dispatch from London reports ongoing Mohmand operations as the second brigade closes in on Friday destroying the Hans Khel stronghold. Lieutenant Young was dangerously wounded along with ten natives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Young
Bowling bucksed by an ex Australian bowler
In a Marylebone versus Cambrai University match, ex Australian Tarrant took seven wickets for 48 runs, including a hat-trick, delivering a decisive bowling performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marylebone
Cambrai University
Tarrant
Viele
Amy Castles Plans Aus tralia Visit Next Year
London reports Australian vocalist Amy Castles plans a visit to Australia next year as part of her touring schedule. The announcement notes the singer’s rising fame and expected performances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amy Castles
Australia
London
Army Castles
Lawson Defeats Taylor In Amateur Golf Final
Lawson beat Taylor seven to six to clinch the amateur golf championship in a Saturday final. Lipton's Shamrock TV won the maiden race from Southend to Harwich, defeating Whit Heather Myria and Activa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawson
A. Taylor
Lipton
Shamrock TV
Southend
Harwich
Whit Heather
Myria
Activa
Fire Brigades Demonstration Planned in Banbury
A 1909 notice outlines a fire brigades demonstration that could boost Banbury’s economy. Organizers expect substantial circulation of around £17,000 to £214,000 in the district during the event. A June meeting aims to finalize details and avoid clashes with The Lancashire Theatrical Co. and other local engagements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Banbury
Mias Lancashins Theatrical Co
Tharshy
Pee F
Steere
Boulder wins at Kelgoar lig in tough match
After a tight contest at Kelgoar lig, Boulder bowling club defeated Coolgardie 47 to 4 with 35 frames played. The event featured Avatralings and notable figures including Mia Destrica Kerr and Fred Lindsay in Blackpool Lancashire, a premier motoring spot in England.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boulder Bowling
Coolgardie
Kelgoarlig
Boulder
Coolardie
Baatar Wesk
Blackpool
Lancashire
England
Mia Destrica Kerr
Thi Shamaple Indy-awimmee
Commonwealth
Fred Lindsay
Duchess of Norfolk News Delivers Fourth Son in London
A London report states the Duchess of Norfolk has given birth to her fourth son. The Duke of Norfolk, who remarried in 1904 after the death of his first wife in 1587, is noted to be 61 years old.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polich
Isi
Preston
Callas
Ate
London
Jane
Duchess of Norfolk
Norfolk
Lont
Immigrant settlement plans clash with wage demands
A worker asks for higher wages while the employer cites sole responsibility for on site residents. The text notes impending arrivals on the Orient steamer Brumington with prospective settlers including farmers and domestic servants. A Wert Australian newspaper bearing Nie diate of TB&GG is mentioned along with a journal from Adelaide Terrace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tb&gg
Wes
Adelaide Terrace
Local West Australia gold totals and upcoming New Yealami vote
Crude figures show 675 tons of gold in West Australia by month end and 39,000,000 acvereigne coined by Port Mint. Voters in New Yealami prepare for a locality vote on a quetion as residents oppose forming new lonses. A Valinudio faces ten pound fine for bulk whisky in bottles labeled Valsers. B L Phillips of Hotel Leopold pays ten pounds for diluting cuduly with the dandy ha.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Australia
Takso
Yota
New Yealami
Aix
Autorabis
Lonses
A. Valinudio
Fremade Publicen
B. L. Phillips
Leopold
Railway A vs South Bundurey in Australian football match report
A muddled report of a football clash where South Bundurey faced Railways. Souths led at halftime 46 to 18 and finished South Bunbury 7 goals 14 behinds Railways 4 goals 6 behinds with heavy wind and misfired attempts on goal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Venins
South Bunduey
Nunkervie
Champion
Kruger
Stokie
Cnidland
Whitey
Foley
Howardy
Gawreens
Kerrush
Surpros
Utter Evants
Wade i
Tha Emileaymer
Souths
Sud
Tattar
AoverAlverlmuinyes
Houths
Railways
Bouths
Kinoke
South Bunbury
Bobinds
Parlow Platers Show Strong Play In Narrow Victory
Naokerrie starred with rare form while Munosinh and Cridland led the effort for Parlow Platers. Stoke partners Kruger and Pud Cridland supported the win. Cal shone for the losers with solid rack work. Judging by front of goal, Railways have the material but need more urgency from secretary Live.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naokerrie
Naokeriia
Natkervis
Stoke
Pud
Cridland
Kruger
Thomny
Tuks
Goccer
White
Thompson Syne Anfo
Jak Naylue
Saky
Willey
Charley
Godden
Warner
Graham
Kirupy
Chord
Edwarda
Mines lose to Wallsend in stubborn Worsley match
In Worsley at Worsley the Mines fell to Wallsend by 17 points after a tight first half, Paddy Hernatt captaining Worsley and a late surge from G Young of Mines. Final tally Mines 5 goals 19 behinds Wallsend 4 goals 1 behind. Wallsend also defeated Town Railway 54 to 46 with a strong second half.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worsley
Paddy Hernatt
G. Young
Minos
Paddy
Minga
Wallsend
Town Railway
Town-Railways
Town
Bailway
Town. Railway
Town-Hailway
Unclear historical game summary from Bates Gallia area
Fragmentary report describes a Saturday event with references to Branewick Federals and a finish order. Names, scores, and exact details are unreadable, leaving ambiguity about participants and outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bates
Gallia Fedatile
Brunewick
Branewick
Pals
Buiinia
Uoalsickers
W. Faird
Stamust
Federals
British Association Versh Bunbury match report on Hanbury Oval
Play yesterday afternoon on Hanbury Oval ended with Bunbury on a heavy ground showing limited exhibition. The Burt brothers led their side with most goals while Prain and forward line for Perth struggled. Me W. CPhomag Rest Purth Siroale Bunbury showed for the visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanbury Oval
Kanbury
Warner
Frain
Manon
Dunnen
Retan
Tyunne
Roy
Huggs
Burtfield
J Take
Waithy
Gooch
Perth
Whitw
Taylor
Collins
Fisher
Watling
Wallace
Hogly
Hudace
G Huet
Burt
Kefuron
W. Cphomag
Bunbury
Colling
Prain
Walter Hayes
Maltby
Social and Personal in Yarloop farewell gathering
Residents of Yarloop entertained Dr and Mrs Loragrove at a farewell conversazione in the local hall on Friday evening. Contributions from Mine O'Vonnir and others supported the event with a cupper and dance. Mrs Loragrove and family sail for England soon. HE Glover returns from Kyster Stutan. minor notices of local movements are reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yarloop
Mw Mrudwine Loragrove
Una
Mine O'Vonnir
Me R. Driver
de Lovegrove
Yenteniay
Mindy
Romnier
Sia Lorgrove
England
Glover Haa
Hig Warkage
Banbury Police Court Docket Features Brazen Thefts
The Banbury court hears a string of cases from travelling without a ticket to alleged purse thefts at the Rose Hotel and other venues. David Carton pleads guilty to travel without a ticket and is fined. Bates and Jones face charges of stealing from a complainant, with testimony detailing pocket thefts and ensuing police actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Carton
North Daudaluy
Banbury
Hiatare
WC. Robinson
Gow
North Dandalup
Bramlingohn Oates
William Jones
Williams Beith
William Smith
Batos
Bates
Shoutly
Jones
Polies
James FH Stone
Vichidla Streat
Bank of Australasia
Monbovar
Rose Hotel
Sergt. Evans
Smith
Lyone
Ross Hayter
Biatmonay
Victoria Street
Witnes
Conetahla Dillon
King
Smith Agale
Bate
Hue
Jom Eaton
Bunbury
Unit
Toney
Thy RM
Fragmented Pitch of Political Turmoil and War Talks
A heavily garbled dispatch details the heated political atmosphere amid wartime tensions. It mentions anticipated parliamentary sessions, leadership figures, and calls for action by Prime Minister figures, with references to constituencies and public gatherings.
Agricultural Show Dates Debate At Wold Hall Meeting
A contentious town meeting at Wold Hall discussed the scheduling of the upcoming Agricultural Show. J Bignell urged delaying the event to align with district plans while others pressed to keep January dates. The chair ruled on motions amid heated exchanges and a vote concluding with 18 for the motion and 20 for a dampened amendment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brn Trustriots Agernatical
Wold Hall
Elie Puis
Dali Alseady
Gereeninic
Buapilton
Bly Sociaty
Fe Gale
Ghuir
Fulie
J. Bignell
Farrah
Hull
Bignell
Collie Town Developments Named In Brunswick District Reflections
Collie landowner Mr Jesse Porron of the Brunswick district is noted for notable progress in Collie town lots. He is reported to be constructing a substantial cottage on the Wingham River area. A civic gathering attended by Viator Hotel and others is mentioned with efforts toward justice and civil improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jones
Jesse Porron
Brunswick
Collie
Wingham
Cornish's Millinery Show Attracts City And Country Ladies
The text advertises a millinery display by Cornish's Millinery in the district, inviting ladies from town and country to place orders. It promises trimmed hats in fox style and mink materials, claiming fashionable quality and reasonable Perth prices. A later note references a past statement by a local firm about annual sales and export strength.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cornish
Moat
Naver
Perth
Titin
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BNE
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J. Messcott
B.M
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Kirin
Wellington
Steest
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Kevyn Billy
Will Sam
Muni
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Lew Dietriot
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John Partvat
Heulgos
Uli
Iim
Metchii Conway
Nipetwonth
Or Underwood
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Shulchside
Fisharne
Trudi Hull
Beaken Ald
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AY Washalon
Association Bistures
Gor Torpunbout
Collie Wews
Beday
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Innes
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