Black Hand Kidnapping and Murders Shock New Orleans
A London dated cable reports the Black Hand gang abducted a boy in New Orleans demanding 1200 pounds for ransom. The father refused payment and the gang murdered the child, with one Italian member Caracetara breaking the neck and the others carrying out the act. Fifteen gang members were later arrested after a confession.
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Hague Conference Sees Cuban Delegate Resign
London reports that Ferrara, an anarchist and former Italian revolutionary, resigns as Cuba's representative at the Hague Conference after being informed he was unwelcome. The June 35 date appears misprinted in the record.
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Emigration to New South Wales Reported by London Bureau
The New South Wales Emigration Bureau London issues half year figures showing assisted passages to 1,594 males and 427 females. The report notes aid is now limited to agriculturalists and domestic servants with many farmers ready to emigrate after harvest.
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Campbell-Bannerman rebuffs referendum principle
In a London speech Sir Henry Campbell-Bannerman declared himself against the principle of the referendum. The Wimbledon notes recall Wilding defeating Wright by three sets to love in the first round.
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Distemper inquiry opened in London for dogs
The British Board of Agriculture announces an inquiry into the cause and remedy for distemper in dogs. In London dated June 23, officials state effort to determine the disease and preventative measures. A Santiago wreck report notes one boat with twenty passengers was wrecked on rocks after days at sea.
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Nthe
Synauvue
Moubury
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Weir and CO
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Perth
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Capel Roads Board
Noyanup
Farmers and officials discuss district dairy and jetty needs
In Capel the Farmers' Association met after rain disruptions to review the Boundary Butter Factory scheme and transport issues. Delegates Yates and Hawkins were appointed, with the Perth conference set for August 14 and a July 18 follow up. A children's fancy dress ball raised funds for the rector, and briquetting tests by Messrs Bunster and Shekleton proceed with government and New Zealand interest. Local council debates baths funding and jetty improvements to allow 20 foot draught loading. New neighbors arrive while taxation and recreation ground plans stir village discussion.
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Rectory Fund
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Bunbury Through Time A Letter From Peter to Bunbury
A long nostalgic letter recounts Bunbury’s growth from the 19th century to 20th century. It notes population shifts, new town halls, clock towers, and municipal reforms, plus Bunbury’s rising rail and port prospects and the winter Bunbury Club meeting. The writer contrasts past hardships with modern progress and hints at future railway developments.
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A. Spencer
Bunbury
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Perth
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