Vessels in Port and Arrivals at Bunbury Harbor
Port of Bunbury report lists arriving ships from Dislagon Bay to Port Elizabeth and Natal with tonnage and captains, including Warrumbeet Burrunbout Borrowdale Lady Penelope Alf and Elna. Expected arrivals Sydney and Monsro noted, plus sipping notes on Albertinus Pillmera and Hucruabest voyages and demurrage concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fredon
Nor
Byne
Veluert
Durban
Klurs’ Cy
Elna
Haliburg
Natal
Timbur Corporation
Montrosa
Byue
Anderson
Port Elizabeth
Port Elizabeth. —Millars’ K and J. Col. (1902) Led, Agents May 4.—Borrowdale
Janssen
Millars Co
Lady Penehyn
Nor Bque
Lehland-Eyelien
Cape Town
Timber Corporation
L. H. Spencer
Alf
Nordque
Framantie
Millnes’ Co
Flyita
Rodrigues
Buenos
Ayr H Spencer
Albertinus
Banbury
Weliavad
Pillmrra
Sheelutt
Albany
Sydney
A. Forrest
Abe
Fremantle
Spencer
New
Weneaday
Monte Video
Andersen
Montross
Borrowdalg
Sa. Nithedale
Delagon Bay
World faces gigantic wealth distribution and trust problems
The Bunbury Herald reviews global economic strife as workers demand a bigger share of produced wealth. It notes the shift from free competition to pools, rings, mergers and monopoly, tracing the rise of trusts over classic liberal ideals once championed by Cobden and Bright.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herre
Trusts
Mancester
Uhe
Cobden
Bright
Adam Smith
John Stuart Ml
Gladstone
Dutty
Trusts and monopolies fuel rising prices and control the market
A lengthy exposé argues that trusts dominate American industry by grouping independent firms under trustees who collect profits, close plants, raise prices, and limit output. It cites the milk and butcher trusts, notes Western Australian tensions, and condemns restrictions on workers while urging education and government action to curb monopoly power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Hawn von
Ster Vail Trust
Vulcan
Liowy
New York State
Ami
Iscahcos
the Milk and Butchers’ Trust
New York
Simon Strauss
Richard
Tobin
American Republic
George Washington
Benganin Wratseling
Parndale Smith
Cimbing
Timber Trust
Turkey
West Australia
Jeesilale Smith
George
Local Notices and Social Happenings in Bunbury
Local and general items list community notices from Bunbury. Topics include a central relocation for a teacher, a Sunday concert program with cornet and vocal items, Salvation Army services moving to South Bunbury, quarry rotary screen operation, interstate mail timing, Wesley Church services and choir offerings, Congregational Church sermons, a drapery sale advertisement, and available goods from local chemists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Randolph Boesh
Nothar
Jantesstrest
Palmer Auay
Fuselay
Salvation Army
South Bunbury
Bunbury
Wesley Church
W. James
3. Sundera
Donnybrook
A. C. Cook
Kings
Mra Aylett
Mira Brittain
Retirement of a Great Singer and Santley Benefit
The benefit for the renowned baritone Santley raised 2100 pounds. A deputation from multiple denominations, led by the Bishop of London, urged the London County Council to oppose displays of living statuary. Also noted are an uncalled fellow of the Royal College of Surgeons in Adelaide and an accident to the Mail Boat KAALS, towed to Plymouth after losing her shaft off Cape Ushant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Titas
Santley
Lether Dart
Nisie Balls
Fondon County Council
Melville Birks
Adelaide
Royal College of Surgeons
London Line
Oraya
Cape Ushant
Plymouth
Anglo French Agreement Reported by Le Journal
Le Journal Paris cites negotiations between France and England on the New Hebrides. It says administrations remain distinct with only limited joint services. A Sierra Leone exchange for French claims was deemed impracticable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teunton
Jung
le Journal
France
England
New
Hebrides
Peo Post Exchange
Sierra Leone
Early Bunbury Days Recalled by Aa Wenn
In a reminiscence series, Aa Wenn recalls Bunbury’s early days detailing streets, houses, and shops. He describes the old wall, swampy yards, and the Wellington Hotel site, with names like Haywards store, M R Shell, and Mr Knight’s public house. He notes whaling origins, opposition rivals, and incidents at Quindalup and Castle Rock, plus a 47 ton boat named the Fillak and the cutter Two Sons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tha Strand
Victoria Street
Eymmonds-streat
Victoria
Wallwray
Haywards Store
W.P. Clifton
Steynd
John Wens
Bunbury
England
H. Shell
Perth
Sampain
Hevelnebaw
Knight
Burlington Hotel
Hatcher
Ommaney
Ommaney. On the Corner Where Me Filiresore
Kalgoorlig Hongy
Lyth
Bateman
Hester
Veale
Howe Wientual
Hreters
Landis
Kinchlet
Spencer Liven
Hillott
Hoover
Lhutels
Atu
Ij Yiaser
Vasgo
Vivnahami Apgood
Masa
Quindalup
Anuiher Eliling
Castle Rock
Nytare
Liste
Cooper
Wena
Jack Portswouth
Hammolin Bay
Vivash
Apgood
Turner
Win
Alley
Tras
Edward Pettit
Pettit
Amelia Twaa Tado
Capt Inck
Dutchman
Valverson
Adelaide
Banbury
Wassa
British Journalists Treated as Distinguished Visitors in Germany
Anglo German entente era reception of British journalists reported from London and Munich. Prince Regent Luitpold and Munich officials welcomed them, a crowd cheered King Edward during their Colne procession, and a banquet featured notable singers. The event was described as highly cordial with warm receptions throughout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Germany
Prince I Tuitpold
Bavaria
Munich
Colne
Edward
Dome
Newfoundland and Canada Rivalry Over Union Talks
London June 6 The Rt Hon Joseph Chamberlain wrote to Newfoundland dinner organizers hoping the long standing fisheries dispute with France is settled and that a Newfoundland union with Canada may follow. Sir Robert Bond’s premier reply says such a union is not desirable or practical now. Bird complains the Imperial Conference records misrepresented the discussions and notes the Blue Book omission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Joseph Chamberlain
Robert Bond
Newfoundland
France
Canada
Bird
Blus
San Francisco Troubles Report Bomb Outrage
In San Francisco a bomb exploded as a tramcar with passengers passed, striking a near miss for riders. Earthquake shocks were felt in the city amid the unrest. In London a note mentions Tuxford's cash price for UK assorted fruits, listed at 4s half dozen and 7s per dozen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Une
San Fransico
San Francisco
Tuxford
U.K
Birthday Hunt At Kangaroo Camp Near Banbury
A group led by host George Hayward celebrated a birthday gathering lasting from Saturday afternoon to Monday evening. The party hunted kangaroos across bush and park paddocks, sharing meals and camaraderie, with ten kangaroos bagged and a grand posthunt dinner, ending with plans to attend Hayward’s next anniversary celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Talaju
Goo
Ita
Mat Wallis
George Hayward
Ernie Birch
Del
Bin
Uhay
Little Gus
Wing
Little Wonder
Res
Con‘ainting
Lon Spencer
Col Eilwarde
Iatter
Banbury
Puch
Wellesley
Gould
Billy Marsh
Bill
Gus
Tigar
Aix 'Roos
Earth
Mosquito
Iack
Marc
Matt
GC. Rose
Doga
Mc Hayward
Bunbury
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Locke
the Browns
Locke's
H. Locke
Wellington Street
Head Shaw Bar Aw Snd
Neesesbuiy
Northam
South Fremantle
York
Bridgetws
You W. James
Dray
Anil Mour’ Oulditter
Hunbury
James
Ginga
Bunbury & Donnybrook
Mead
Srembor Mead
Mead's Furniture Emporium
Vymia
Atrests
S.S. Vancouver and
Goodwin
Fire Fly Garden
J. G. Alcock
Tel
Thomas’ Kofflene
Thomas & Co
Victoria St
Thomas W. L. Wilson
Harvard University
Jd. H. Carr
F. W. Steele
Soliett Chambers
Stephen Bireel
Port OF
Shipping Intelligence
Auaivans
Nitheitale
Purley
Dislagon Bay
W.A. Jarra Baw Mills Co
Agoata
Warrumbeet
Sollay
Eastern States
L. le Spencer
Deransvile
Burrunbout
Feewantle
R. Forrest
Monsro
E. Forrest
Bunbury Herald
Taewis Derisey
Tinther Trust
Helv
Ma S
Great
Prine
Oe Ae
Namne
Chows
Parc
Presence
Topnrehngs Woods
Saine Congregational Cl
J. Chapin
Christ i
A. ¥. Fowler
Murt
Pat
Woods
Cawmax Co
County Council
the College of Surgeons
Rms
New Hebrides
J. F. Wenn
Newfoundland and
Carr and Co. the Chemists
The
Hungey Huntsman
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