Municipal Council Hears Health and Housing Matters
City board reviews hospital plans for a temporary ward and a permanent addition. Health inspector reports on diphtheria measures, food supplies, slaughterhouse oversight, and private dwellings in Wittenoom Street. Officials seek improved ventilation, sanitation, and enforcement of by laws.
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Ap Jeciation
Tutute
Thy Stud Board
Roth
Grinteads
Ant
Starsaan
Duscovar Eny
Waport
Balch
Sinan
Coeat
Cronld Hague
Central Board of Health
Baaith Board
Isicldo
Dinea
Sugat
Conauraps
Privain Hospitale
Amt
Avithur
Emeistarad
Thare Aco
State Children's Department
Huisasee
Ratbieh
J. 1
Wittenoontreet
Baepetf
Wittenoom-strest
Woolf
Han Ques
Mont Merigus
Wistecona-street
Council notes and decisions on town works and finance
The council discussed the Hasith and Fire Hrigadas Bills and planned a conference for July 14. It approved funds for musical instruments and a new crusher, reviewed drainage and road works, and authorized reports to be adopted while debating council members' conduct and the cost of municipal improvements.
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Municips
Counsil
le Tire Co
Football Association
Prefan
Frimnall
Mtstion
Emma
AL North
G. Sharp
Beawad
Ce ‘Thomas
Pscot
Sepa
Hanbury
Fesianie
Buawel
Abel
Weimp
Steere
Baswell
Ida Pub
Gratore
Stone Street
Guilfople
Beaund Street
Sewart Atrest
Rermess
South Banbury
Raneay
Tilind
Maedamiad
Alhurod
Charlie
Vawe Cal
Misainup
Sponter
Ce.Steore
Cr. Thomas
Gr. Koras
Cr. Steorn
Thomas Wat
Peymant
Busbury
Vaub
Gourail
Alma
Fire Brigade Meeting Minutes Outline Officer Roles
Last evening a meeting approved committee roles for the fire brigade, naming the president as chair and outlining the executive committee composition. It details duties for secretary treasurer, subcommittees, and appointees, plus pay and duties, with positions open for application.
Executive committee duties and budget provisions
The notice outlines duties of the executive committee to manage housing and victualling accommodation, appoint and remunerate officers, and present audited balance sheets. It specifies equal monthly allocations, a 78 percent draw from amounts due, 25 percent to be paid on audit, and treasurer duties to handle funds and report at meetings. It also assigns duties to executive committee members to resolve disputes and allocate any profits to financing a new fire brigade building.
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Entn- Sand
U Ball
Thare
Storstary
Beerstary
Belary
Post Office Classification Shifts in Western Australia
The Postal Department reclassifies towns into new grades with Bunbury, Albany, Eucla, and Albany under higher classes, while Bunbury gains promotions for officers and薪 transfers. Names, allocations, and salaries are listed, including transfers to Yarloop, Bridgetown, and Kurridaly, with deadlines for offers to manage the portage facility in Gardenup.
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Wnre
Geruid
Fremantle
Enlgrorlio Tornie
Western Australia
Bunlder
Wobh
Albany
Eucla
Garalitton
Gallio
Banbury
Bunbury
Cass & Postymane Ueships
Ewey &Anlary
Ryhn
Boulder
Nalacy
Guardia
Laverton
Toonegee
Greanbughes
Claremont
Aq Jarvest
Lloyd
Wasing
Brennan
Ona
Incited
Yarloop
Wt & Mlary
Counnollig
Donnybrink
Bratamick
C. &. Kirkby
Brush Arrow
Donnybeivik
S. Bearley
Bridgetown
Avrandale
Youba
Lunnonville
Burgess
L. Soitt
Harvey
Hows
Williamn
Mr. G. Maguire
Baysoup
Perth
Jens
Hudadabe
Uardenup
Fire at Mr Bargin's tailoring shop in Victoria Street
Shortly after midnight on Monday smoke Issued from Mr ML Bargin s tailoring shop on Victoria Street. Fire brigade led by Bremen Woodrow and Stokes arrived and forced entry, quickly extinguishing the blaze with a plug used water jets. Stock suffered water damage, insurer Manchester Fire Insurance Company. Adjuster not yet arrived. under brigade supervision.
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Mesors TV
Martin
HL Stokes
Ore
Fromen Carr
Woodrow
Buswell
Moore
ML Bargin
Salsblohment
Alee
Bremen Leora
Slaith
Marton
Champion
Memenger Stokes
Bireman Woodrow
Howe
Biah
Janes
Bengin
Manchester
Sunbury
James
The Odgers Tragedy Inquest Reveals Double Deaths
An inquest into the deaths of John Odgers and another man concluded that the killer lost his wits before killing himself in a similar fashion. Evidence showed the suspect borrowed a revolver and 100 cartridges from a pawnbroker on the morning of the murder and suicide.
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John
Mr. Odgers
S Barth
Mander
Sincida
Train Robbery By Boy Bandits Shocks Passengers
London reports a train robbery in Montana carried out by three boys aged 12 to 14. Passengers were terrorized during the stop and robbery, with some attempting to flee and shot by the youths. The trio were arrested later the same day.
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America
Montan
Correspondence reveals theater dispute and mayoral clash
Fragmentary note shows a clash over private boxes at a theatre. It mentions a Lancashire ed company and Bunbury suitences, with mayoral involvement and confusion over identity. The damaged text hints at revised bin use and correspondence about the matter.
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Monealors
Bunbury
Berth
Theatre Bay
Bunbury Fire Brigade Demonstration Aims for Next Year
The Bunbury town council surveys lessons from 1905 fire brigade visit and plans a larger demonstration next year to attract visitors and boost local enterprise. Officials stress funding, hospitality standards, and public spirit as essential to success and enduring town benefit.
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Boobury
Brigady Detmoneem
Loeur
Bunbury
Westra Australia
Sanbury Bax
Imanos Cone
Pople
Avery
Im Bunbury
Choowe
Australia, Navy, and Empire Support for Strengthening Defence
The Daily Mail cites Australia s civili siana on the visit of the American Beet to the Commonwealth, arguing it shows a force capable of protecting Australia. The paper notes the navy cannot be strong at all points and gains support from various Empire States.
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Daily Mail
Australia
Cviulusiana
Commonwealth
The Powers and the Porte Autonomy of Samos
London reported June 3 that the Powers warn the Porte to maintain Samos autonomy. The Porte promises to withdraw once order is restored on the island.
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the Autonomy OF
Samos
Samos Mus
Missing Gainsborough Portrait Found at Hackney Doorstep
The stolen Gainsborough painting titled Girl, taken from Mrs Wetherly’s Kensington home, has been recovered. It was discovered beneath the doorstep of an empty house in Hackney. Police are investigating the theft and recovery details.
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Banbury
Gainsborough
Mra Wetherly
Kensington
Hackney
Massacre Reported in Macedonia as Balkans Tension Rises
A Greek raider band massacred 15 of a group of 40 Bulgarian peasants in Gelda, Macedonia. The incident prompts Greece to restrain raiders to ease regional disorder, amid tensions involving ex-Minister for Foreign Affairs Al Taura.
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Macedonia
Greece
al Taira
Joint Action of the Powers on European Macedonia Reform
The Russians indicate support from Rue in France Italy Germany and Austria for Sir Edward Grey in guiding foreign affairs on the proposed Macedonia reforms. The note outlines a coordinated approach among major powers to manage the plan.
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France
Italy
Germany
Austria
Edward Grey
Zaks
Ira
Macedonia
Ocean liner Mauretania makes record voyage to London
The Cunard liner Mauretania, using three screws, completed the transatlantic course from New York to London in four days 20 hours. Both Mauretania and Lusitania have met the government requirements.
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London
New York
Outbreak of Plague Hit Hong Kong Mortality High
Reports indicate a renewed fever outbreak in Hong Kong with a high death rate. One European individual has been targeted by the illness as authorities monitor the spread.
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Hong Kong
The Catter Elsie Arrives Safely at Port Hedland Port
The Catter El rs, once feared lost between Port Hedland and Connack, arrived safely at the first named port today after a night voyage.
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Port Hedland
Connack
Old Age Pensions Bill Goes to Second Reading July 1908
The Old Age and Invalid Pensions Bill was laid on the table of the House of Representatives shortly before rising. It provides pensions for residents aged 65 or 60 if permanently incapacitated, with five years of Commonwealth residence, good character, temperate life, and continued marital fidelity for wives, applicable with matching conditions.
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Milbourne
Commonwealth
Hans of Representatives
Australia
Gambling game ban reported in billiard room case
American Pin-Pool, Porth, Lass Nueht, Harry Fowar and John McDonald were charged after authorities alleged no gambling game could be played in the billiard room. The case notes 410 and 41 od ovate in records, reflecting a contested permit issue and enforcement actions.
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Lass Nueht
Harry Fowar
John McDonald
Sunday football on the Collie council agenda sparks referendum debate
The Collie municipal council faces a decision on Sunday football amid controversy over morality and religious observance. Proponents note clubs cannot field on Saturdays due to workers and scheduling constraints, while opponents cite demoralising effects and urge strict conduct rules. A referendum may settle the issue for good.
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Collis
Aeven
Collies
Stawarda
VOX Populi
VOX Byt
Hor j Brouchin Coughstalv Woods Great Pepparmint Our
A fragmentary item mentions Hor j Brouchin and Coughstalv Woods in connection with Pepparmint Our. The readable text provides no clear event date or outcome and lacks verifiable details for a fuller summary.
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Brouchin
The Marvel Loch Affair in Woatara Australis
Frances Nawport an Indy figure faces arrest amid alleged misappropriation of £800 from the Marvel Loch affair. She served as manager, overstepped duties, and allegedly moved funds while orders required surrender of old shares.
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Malbourne
Frances Nawport
Heer
Woatara Australis
Hy Company
Sharon
Abe
Fatal Accident on the Junee Derby Last Night
Iain Bteer of the Lunce reports that 12 darn McCartlaga fell at the foot of the stairs aboard the steamer and died. The skull fracture proved fatal and the deceased was buried at sea.
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Derby
Iain Bteer
Lunce
Preston Valley Estates See Rail Line Boost and Growth
A Bunbury Herald report details Preston Valley Junction properties along the new line from Donnybrook. It describes farms, irrigation plans, orchard, sheep and cattle operations, and railway impact on land values and development from Donnybrook toward Bridgetown, highlighting owners like Mr Deyo, Mr Inglis, and Pearce Bros as growth accelerates.
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Inglis Ia
Taglin
Bouble- Waal
Preston Railway
Ingli Grassor
Ingliny
Bottermant
Abe
Preston
Bridgetown
Togile
Blaskeood
Mallee
Furrmatand
Hering
Menara Pearce Eros
Tee Steere
Jayes
Finn
Tanto
Pearce
Political Pith on State Politics and Premier’s Revenue Plan
The piece critiques the Premier and his party, citing alleged failures and political tactics amid calls for reform. It references the Morning Fernid stance on Creacurar Lyme revenue diversion and debates over customs policy and state governance during Swouth Wales period. The text mentions Mr Gregory, the Wines Department, and reactions from newspapers to political maneuvers and public expectations.
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Lyme
Stata
Actiala
Bill Haus
Tim
Shen
Commonwealth
Walla
Castor
Chik
Eee
Michael Svar
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New Post Office Classification
Thansfees
Victoria Street
Odgers
TRE Inquest
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Fire Brigade
Hygnus
Ewkward Austomar
Parth
Gage
Banbury Houastiolders
Waiee Brow
Parnestus
Siero
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Thos Avynuer
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Wa Trust
England
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Luis
Llingsap
the Navy
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Ocean Greyhounds
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Maureetania
Catter Elsie
House OF Representatives
Melbourne
Albert Foo
Inci Abo
Minsall
Bodng
Criminal Court
Collie
Marvel Loch
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Junee
Bunbury Herald
Preston Valley Junction
Dhatnese
Praaton
Baskwood
Kofonup
Donnybrook
Lsnd
Rowsnaalt
George Hoss
Davin
Deyo
Preston Valley
Eulgny
Abotiah
Borar Napstan
Blackwood
Wilfred Stesra
Boyup Rock
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Catrina
Sattlemant
Boynp Brook
Gregory
Inbar Organisation
Wien
Olferta
Swuth
Wales
Sir A
Sir Willlane
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