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Newspaper
Bunbury Herald
Location
Bunbury, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Jun 28, 1905
Page
3
London reports that Russian authorities have still paid no compensation regarding the sinking of the British steamer Knight Commander last year. The case remains unresolved with no settlement forthcoming.
In the House of Commons Mr Arthur asked about the outrages at sea. Mr Balfour stated the government has reason to know Russia disapproved of the cruiser action and that orders to the Dnieper would prevent repeats of violations against international law.
The Russian cruiser Tersk sank the British India Steam Navigation Co steamer Tkbons after six hours of combat off London on June 2. The incident highlights naval clashes in the area.
London June 27 Captain Stone of the Tichons protected his vessel after attackers removed provisions and exploded dynamite cartridges in the engine rooms. The attack proved ineffective and quick to fire was used. The mail bag was opened by Russians and some letters were extracted.
A Sunday evening charity ball at Boyanup Agricultural Hall drew locals for a dress and fancy ball in aid of the Anglican Church. Attendees included Miss Grace Anderson and Miss Bessie Ecclestone, with Mr W. J. Ecclestone hosting and the Clively farewell noted.
A Japanese officer discusses his shift from warlike ideals to valuing Western home life, democracy, and commerce. He recalls disillusion in San Francisco, praises English family life, and notes lessons for Japan in gender roles, public virtue, and honest business practices. He contrasts Japanese and Western views on merchants and national service, stressing mutual learning.
A collage of satirical sketches and clipped anecdotes critiques on labor, politics, and society. Characters include Frosty the executioner figure, Simeon and goats, Premier Thomas and ministers, with comic asides on education and mining knowledge. Local satire references Bunbury and Arb Court dynamics.
Desperate clash reported as a group called Toughs Noll and the Burglar attach a bar wagon. Descriptions suggest a volatile confrontation with Atiray and poachers involved in the disturbance.
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