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Newspaper
Bunbury Herald
Location
Bunbury, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Jun 09, 1914
Page
1
Health officials report the boy Morrison died during a smallpox outbreak due to weak constitution and lack of vaccination. He was cremated at quarantine grounds as relatives remain barred, while other patients show gradual recovery. The incident fuels calls for vaccination and notes quarantine restrictions.
A four year old child at East Kirupp developed a rash and fever after exposure rumors of smallpox. Dr Gano attended the child noting suspected smallpox but opened to cautious conclusions as general circumstances do not clearly indicate infection.
Tomorrow measures will lift the quarantine embargo on Bunbury if the contact camp is visited and all unvaccinated residents remain in the camp. Health Board official will supervise a purge of belongings for quarantine, with the external quarantine plan ending later in the week.
A Pekin decree by Yuan Bhih imposes death for officials found guilty of bribery to subvert justice. Bribery offenses carry banishment to unhealthy districts, and theft of official funds above 4100 triggers severe punishment. The government also bans preaching in streets and treason spread.
Lord Obangellor hopeful Lord Iligh Obancalins spoke yesterday at Oxford noting Edward Cureona utterances and urging credit for those who kept Ulater quiet. Viscount Haldane criticized Ulier and Watlonalia armies as illegal but cited government leniency for evacuation.
Tomorrow evening a Plain and Fancy Dress Ball in Lie Agricultural Hall with music and dances arranged by the Wesnerday dancers. Next Friday June 1 Brigde town Brags Bend will host similar events at Mechanics Hall. members urged to attend to fund musicians for town. Gymnastics club meetings begin tonight. new members invited with small dues and a capable instructor.
A balloon exploded at about 4000 feet over Paria on Monday killing three crew members including Le Brine and the sergeant. The mounted aviators were part of the balloon company aboard the craft. Investigators pursue the cause as survivors recount the tragedy.
Melbourne reports on dissolution and selection day with debate over the attitude of the "Age" newspaper toward the Labor Party and high protection. John Forrest comments on timing for polling as Labour, Liberal, and the press maneuver for influence in Victoria and the federal election.
Melbourne reports Labour opposition to the double dissolution tactic threatens to stall Supply Bills. The Usbour Party aims to force disclosure of advice given to the Governor General and the motives behind urging a double dissolution while debating constitutional propriety and ministerial powers.
Mr Devlin MP addressed the Belfast Nationalist Volunteers yesterday. The movement began to preserve liberty after a 30 year constitutional battle.
Sir Edward Carson warns that if anyone attempts to rob you of your weapons or break the peace you should unhesitatingly use force. He urged Ulnterman to remain steadfast and stick to their own defense in the tense situation.
G B Fry reappeared for Hampshire County Cricket eleven on Saturday. He showed brilliant batting form and scored well against Gloucestershire at a county match played in Wendon on Monday, delivering a strong showing for the team.
Mrs Edwards a well known resident of Greenbuaker died suddenly from heart failure as she was out collecting funds for the Church Bazaar on Relday. The community mourns her kindness as funeral rites were held on Saturday morning with many from Greenbuaben.
Word spread that a new effort to place thref non-unionists from Millars' yard into congenial labor was underway. Two men favored relocation, one resisted, and talks failed. A fresh bid reportedly offered bigger incentives, with a result expected soon.
At a Younell meeting, the Mayor urged requesting the Federal Health Department to fund a quarantine hospital and fumigation plant for the port of Baldock. Dr Colax and Dr Clarke supported an inquiry into inadequate quarantine facilities, with calls for a ward for Asiatics and a site away from town centers.
At last night’s meeting the Heath Board was noted to have made no special expenditure in cleansing. The Mayor proposed seeking a grant in aid from the Government. Also mentioned are references to local names and a patent remedy, unlikely to be historically accurate.
A council meeting formed a four member committee led by Councillor Griffiths to thoroughly investigate grievances of municipal employees, wages, and working conditions at Buck Beach Quarry. The panel, including Councillors Minore and Qoles, will report on equipment, repairs, and expenditure to improve efficiency and economy.
Minutes from the Moobapios Institute Tiensusl monthly meeting record staff present including Mr Lake and Mr Davis. They discuss a skylight purchase for the Members Room, attendance apologies for Mr Laverty, and a testimonial presentation to Mr Joseph Smith. Events include choir leadership, a Gymnastics Club request, hall rental for Ladies Guild, and annual show planning with October 1917 application and financials.
A reporter questioned a Commonwealth Boll official about circulating rumours and political chaos. The official, Mr. Oathie, appeared fatigued yet offered a brief, lightly humorous denial while stressing that critical infrastructure remains under strain.
A labor court case involving a special inquiry into the conduct of a judge amid allegations of biased handling of labor disputes was heard. The proceedings focused on the judge's impartiality and adherence to judicial ethics during workers’ rights cases.
London reports an amateur burglar invaded the King’s Palace at night. Guards restrained the intruder who was arrested in Warwick quarters. The intruder claimed the intrusion aimed to show the palace’s fragility, while guards held him for questioning.
A damaged line incident from a railway service saw the engine off radio contact and derailed sections. driver Bullman sustained light injuries and a relief train moved in to clear the obstruction. Traffic resumed with little damage and normal service restored.
The piece cites showings including In the Wilde of Africa at Bedford Mall and Ireland To Day at the Lyric Theatre. It notes audience excitement, film content, and ongoing election coverage with calls for accurate voter rolls and readiness for upcoming elections.
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