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Newspaper
Bunbury Herald
Location
Bunbury, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Jun 18, 1914
Page
1
The inquiry heard Captain Kendal of the Kumpreme reports the collision occurred with the vessel turning in a circle and the Empress disappearing. The starboard helm may have been put hard aport, with the inquiry continuing.
The Morigil was purchased and renamed Stuart for Northern Territory duties. Extensive alterations cost about £18,907, with ongoing expenses and a deficit from the start. The vessel carried a wireless operator and cargo, including wool, coal, and fencing material, but capacity limits and losses mounted over months, totaling significant financial losses and depreciation.
The fragment references Coughe and Corda with a 1960 date and a product named Woods Gret Peppermint Cure, indicating an item or advertorial note. Specific names and context are sparse, but the entry points to a period tobacco or medicinal product mention from a newspaper page.
In London on Wednesday Australian competitors led several events. McAlister and Harrison placed sixth and seventh in the Osledonian Shield, McOue from Melbourne took ninth, MoAltster faltered near 600 yards, while Mo Allmer and Grosckreuts from Queensland finished sixth and fifth in Torch Advocate events. Harrison tied for first in the Henry Vasa but dropped the final shoot.
The Colla Coal Commission members will take evidence in Banbury today. They arrived after last night's rain and are staying at the Boss Bovel.
Tasmanian apple growers face a shrinking South American market as shipments to that region drop due to a bad Argentine season and uncertain demand. With prices volatile in New South Wales and Queensland and no coordinated export effort, fruit remains unsold or stored while acres of trees come into bearing and the industry seeks organization to sustain Australia’s apple trade.
A fierce storm battered Sydney with a die wind and heavy rainfall. Three cottages were uprooted and walls blown down. a resident, Mrs. Curry, was badly injured. Canterbury market gardens and regional farms submerged. snow fell on mountains.
The 200 ton steamer Novelty grounded near Lake Macquarie Heads with the crew enduring a trying experience. It is feared the vessel may become a total wreck.
Mr Wilding made remarks on the proposed nomination for Dampier’s Senate seat and the Liberal tie to Labour. The executive discussed inviting three Senate seats and resisting Gregory’s stance while noting a potential May conference. About 3000 net names remain on the Swan sector roll after additions and removals.
Police report over twenty deaths from a severe storm in Paris on Wednesday. Four bodies recovered at Place Saint Philippe and a taxi cab with chauffeur and passenger found in a crater at Place Saint Augustine. Lightning struck a suburban church killing four and injuring several. Two inches of rain fell in three minutes. The prefect cites tram congestion as a contributing factor. A 60 by 10 foot hole opened beneath the Porte d’Orléans tramway.
Prices for potatoes rose to £15 10s per ton amid import restrictions on diseased tubers from Eastern States and stricter Victorian inspections. Growers argue supply cannot meet demand while imports are limited. calls for a clearer government policy to stabilize pricing and ensure safe consignments.
Sharp rise in cattle prices at Fre mantle market with bulls selling to £17 53s per head and an average around £14 6s. per head. About 20 head noted, showing an exceptionally strong sale for the season.
England beats America in a polo international, with periods showing lead changes and a final 4 to 2 margin in the seventh period. Crowds cheered as England secured its second win against the United States amid disputed penalties and strong late play.
The Commonwealth Arbitration Court, led by Mr Justice Power, ruled that levies by a mining union for political party purposes were unlawful. The Duke Main Leads County Gold-mining Company challenged union registration under the Commonwealth Arbitration Act, arguing nonemployee eligibility and fund investment rules. The case also addressed pledges to vote for Labour candidates and deemed the union rules too restrictive for membership and deposits.
A faulty diving repair in the hold led to a volcanic incident causing the loss of nine persons. A rescue attempt by two volunteers failed as the vessel perished with all aboard.
Travellers recount a disastrous Katanning Bunbury trip marked by delays and inconsistent timing. The 148 mile journey stretched from day to night with engines bucking under load and trucks shunted for amusement, leaving passengers arriving around 2 a.m. amid dismal transport conditions.
The community mourns Mrs Anne Morrell widow of Frederick Morell a long time resident and founder of Northam. Details note changes in local offices with Jute accountant Mr Titurom to oversee Bunbury branch awaiting Mr Cyrer’s arrival. Engagement announced between Miss Violet Yelverton and Mr Alfred L Citomare. Remains of Morrison buried in Catholic Cemetery with health officials in attendance.
There seems no doubt Buchanan Leen drowned and the body has not yet been recovered. The harbour has seen other bones of men found in prior weeks, and the inquiry continues with no evidence of a false disappearance.
The Bedford Hall program features a photoplay titled The White Sin and other attractions. A vaudeville bill includes He and Woatuy and acts like Le, tee Dog. New competition starts Monday with cash prizes and numbered tickets for patrons, with additional incentives for Friday intervals.
A local children’s program plans a Saturday night event offering prizes for girls and boys. Organizers announce a nighttime program with activities and gifts, aiming to engage youngsters with a glow and excitement in the community venue.
At the Lyric Theatre a high class vaudeville programme features stars for Saturday and Monday. Highlights include Benson and Bak, Amy Rochelle, Gabelette Hope, and others with musical numbers and tricks. Prices and seats may be reserved in advance with extras avoided.
A malfunctioning note describes a Labour Party gathering and campaign push. It mentions a gala event, a leadership engagement, and plans for parliamentary activity with unspecified participants and locations.
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