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Newspaper
Bunbury Herald
Location
Bunbury, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Jun 16, 1914
Page
1
A Sunday demonstration against Home Rule drew about thirty thousand people in Leeds. Lord Milner and Beresford spoke as the crowd remained peaceful toward the end. The Duke of Norfolk and Lt Col Sir Mark Sykes stood in a Nationalist section with some disorder near the platform.
A suffragette bomb exploded at St George's Church in Hanover Square London today. The blast damaged the chancel and shattered three main windows, injuring several, with Thornbill's painting The Day Suppers damaged in the incident.
A hospital fundraiser in Bridgetown featured a turkey raffle with 100 tickets. After a disputed sequence of events, Mr Seadden held 45 chances, and the Hospital Board later declared him the winner amid confusion over the correct drawing and ownership of the turkey.
Por Coughs wind Castle remains unclear in the fragmentary text with few readable details. The content appears nonsensical and lacks identifiable names, dates, places, or events to form a coherent news item.
A violent thunderstorm swept South London on Sunday killing two adults and four children who sought shelter. Several others were injured as St. Mark's Church near view spags and Bullingham railway station suffered damage in the storm’s destruction.
London reports a White Star liner Canopic incident where a lone Italian passenger suddenly went berserk with a knife. He wounded 25 shipmates before being restrained. five were seriously hurt.
The Scottish Miners' Executive ordered a production cut and announced miners will work only four days a week to implement the reduction. The move aims to adjust output to match demand and ensure compliance across mines.
A traveler from New Zealand describes Italian farming near Milan and the Alps. He notes smallholdings, terraced fields, spade work, bullock plows, and limited horse use, with vines on ridge tops and extensive vegetable growing. Cattle are valued, dairy potential seen, and Italian farming praised for efficiency despite old methods.
A fragmentary note quotes Mr Nag on ovary nine ms hin prinn and remarks that few of them are worth it. The lines hint at a wry, satirical point with unclear context and incomplete syntax.
In a Western Australia report the Farmers and Settlers Association debates nominating against H Gregory for the Dampier seat. The Labour link is highlighted as party aims to gain more seats while Sir John Forrest’s long service is noted.
The funeral for Morris who died of smallpox is set for tomorrow at 4 PM in the Roman Catholic Cemetery. Reports describe frightened villagers and health officials moving to clear infected areas as Bunbury authorities step to close the outbreak page.
An Albany executive committee meeting discussed removing import restrictions affecting the Albany area. The group planned a public meeting Thursday to urge lifting controls, citing economic and regional impact if limits remain in place.
A partial dialogue between Cynthia and Muriel reveals a casual exchange about a misstep and a moment of disagreement. The text appears as a diaristic or stage-like snippet with informal speech and unclear context.
A Perth and Ballarat based cornetist Hugh Mestabon known as Hugh McMahon will perform in Bunbury at the Lyric Theatre on Wednesday night. The program includes arias from Gondoliers and The Chocolate Soldier, a Pathe drama The Bridge of Terror, and other drama and scenic pieces. Special acts from Rickardy's Tivoli Theatre will accompany the show.
Bedford Hall patrons are urged to attend Friday night events with prize drawings for children and adults. Coupons exchanged at the ticket office enter a numbered draw, while two revolutionary pipe and autograph prizes are planned. The program continues through the week with further announcements in the papers.
The management announces to the Mayor the outcome of a Monday entertainment. The result shows a win of 45 1 percent, tied to Morrivon.
A drowning incident surrounds James Buchanan missing after joining a search for a lost boat from the Elpis. The Elpis crew faced injuries, a cart accident occurred, and a repair crew watched suspected locations as Buchanan’s fate remained unresolved. The missing dinghy was found washed ashore on North Beach.
An ivalid OCR fragment notes mutton and lamb prices with references to import influence and London rates. It mentions North Ireland and Australian and New Zealand lambs, various weights and shippings, and fluctuating but steady prices in a historical market brief.
A letter to the editor argues against high Tariff costs on farming inputs and warns of land revenue losses without customs protection. The writer urges policy focus on railway costs and administration cuts, cites living costs, and critiques Labourites and protectionists while defending lower duties for farmers.
A fragmentary report describes a mid afternoon discussion on union revenue and organizational goals. Key figures debated religious teachings, policy alignment, and the role of believers in the movement, with hints of opposition and impending interruption by authorities.
A historic note discusses a peppermint cure linked to Chideon y Meeker Coghae Woade. The text details local remedies and traditional healing practices in a concise, era tone with emphasis on botanical treatment and community knowledge.
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