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Newspaper

Bunbury Herald

Location

Bunbury, Western Australia, Australia

Date

Mar 03, 1908

Page

3

Global news in brief from Nuonine to Muaka raid

A garbled notice outlines railway work from Nuonine to Muaka on the Murchiseo field to commence for government use without delay. It mentions a parish resident in Corswall who left funds to clergymen for a memorial permit and references a series of local events, including a sailing incident, a prize fight outcome, a concert in Laverton, wage strikes, a ship revival, police cases, a suicide in Sydney, and various sports and weather notes, all framed in a scattered, era-typical news brief style.

Nuonine Muakathatri Murchiseo St Myulysr Corswall Wanganai Toemay Webb

Fire on board the Elaine and Fremantle rescue efforts detailed

Reports describe a large fire aboard the steamer Elaine near Fremantle. Supt Stokes, Captain Millons, and the Vigilant brigade led an extensive pump and firefighting operation to extinguish the blaze, with crews overcoming smoke and heat while discharging coal and safeguarding lives and property.

sBire Lad Tanos Boeing Brikney Fire Brigade Peanot Shaw Cook Wight Fremantle Coil Ivena Talon Ainstone Jwwrur Aurahatoann Blaine Ralston Tims Iain Uray Abrahamon Purhad Nantly J Bmvith Steradorm Coalstadt Elina Wendy Cnal Alingaida Lloyd's Aterayor Welock Enal T. Cox R. Baylis Millons Millions Mort

The Union Secrets Viewed Antic Exter

A chaotic fragment recounts a scene with talks of fire fighting and a raised issue about terms offered to the men. It mentions Captain Kamane and an executive reaction noting steps were not properly taken to prevent the incident. The piece hints at internal tensions and unresolved negotiations.

Iit Uff Union Secrecs Ingslinen Kamane Raopun

England Wins Test After Swinging Finish Against South Australia

England scraped past South Australia as Jones top scored in a slogging day. Gunn guided the chase with steady knocks while openers Hobbs and Byaund failed to fire, but England reached 218 for six before stumps. Wickets fell early and late as bowlers Hewor Hamer and Howe/Hann troubled the innings in a tense tour match.

South Australia Loningy Hobbs O'Connor Fiano Claxton Howe Hutchings H Gann E Chamberlain Ei Hordstall Hamer Byaund Hewor Rhodow

Great-Southern Team Plans Easter Match

The Great-Southern team considered a match with Touhy combined at Hastertide and discussed venues in North Perth and Bunbury. A letter from Mr Uren indicated players must return to duties early in the week, so the Easter Tuesday game at Boa-Dury was postponed to a later date.

Somay Wonke Urenehwaa Touhy Hastertide Feank Praia Luo Succesney Banbury Nto Wich Anatn Cricket Association Azin North Perth Cageral Vous Uran Tim Kaater Wark Bunbury Drain Hae Mir Uren Boa- Dury

Australian Cup Berth Secured in Last Night's Action

In a tense night of racing, results favored Pou over Horetiore, with odds listed as 4 to 1 and 10 to 1 respectively. The event determined a berth in the Australian Cup as the contenders delivered decisive performances.

Mineral Output Figures From State Industry Totals

The gold output for the state was 131,895 units valued at £568,000. Other minerals contributed 204,171 units valued at £678,882, tin at 167,883 units, and various minerals totaling £15,500. Overall the mineral output totaled £413,472.

Arrest at Albany in contravention of duty charge

Albany report cites Gast Nieht and John Hall committed for trial in Albany on failing to arrest Constable Normoyle in duty. Evidence shows the constable faced a rough attempt to detain PL McCarthy, a political passenger, with Ha thon assisting but being refused.

Albany Gast Nieht John Hall Tony Normoyle

Accident at Katanning injures Lands officer

An Lands Department officer, Inglis Syonot, was badly injured by two kicks from unknown assailants last night near Kulayming. Police are investigating the attack and have urged witnesses to come forward.

U. Mataoe Kalgoorlie Claremont Kulayming Inglis Syonot Lands Department

Wellington Licensing Court Summary of Applications

The Wellington Licensing Court granted or confirmed transfers and licenses for several premises in Donnybrook, Harvey, and Upper Preston including Forest Hills and Korijakup Hotel. Applicants cited prior hotel experience, local residence, and stock values. some licenses required newspaper advertisements and stricter renewal conditions for next year. Delays due to late appearances were criticized by the chairman.

Benjamin Oliver Forest Hills Upper Preston Hostman William Ogden Transtar Conrad A. Klotanach Donnybrook J L. Walker Draybrook Humphrey A. Hawrna John M. Houston Harvey Robinson Enstmaan Herbart J. Clively Alloa Hcanse Berger’s Brewery L. Z. Brinkley Hundbhyer Toronto Howe Edea Hadlow Owen

Teheran outrages prompt deadly blast and threats

Cablegram reports a Tehran incident where explosives were thrown into a street. A gardener and a laborer were killed by flying fragments. The Shah is angered by lax protection and threatens the police chief.

Tunis Teheran

Great Fire Destroys Marseilles Warehouse

London dispatch reports a great fire centered at Marseilles destroying a Chamber of Commerce warehouse. The blaze covered 141000 metres and caused damage estimated in the several million francs range.

London Marseilles Chamber of Commerce France

American Lawn Tennis Association postpones Davis Cup match

London notes that on March 2 the American Lawn Tennis Association forwent a September Davis Cup challenge and that the competing teams had not yet been chosen.

American Lawn ‘Tennis Association

Australian Liner in a Gale

The RMS Victoria on its homeward voyage from Gibraltar to Plymouth faced a severe passage with the wildest weather seen by the ship's officers. Rough seas, a fierce snowstorm, and driving hail battered the vessel as it crossed the English Channel on Friday night.

Blaine Groumsteams Sinen Swarat Vurengor Nsw London Victoria Gibraltar Plymouth English Channel

Congress invites foreign delegates to tuberculosis conference

The United States Congress authorizes Secretary of State to invite foreign governments to send delegates to a tuberculosis conference to be held in America in September, with Eliza Roat acting in a supporting role.

Tandon United States Congress Low Eliza Roat America

Municipal Rate Quashed by Clerkenwell Magistrate

The Clerkenwell magistrate quashed Battersea Borough Council 3d rates levied to provide rest work for the unemployed. The magistrate ruled the rate violated the 1905 Act which limited such rates to a halfpenny, nullifying the levy.

London Clerkenwell Battersea Borough

Ireland Top Scotland In Rugby Test By Two Goals And Two Tries

Great interest marked the rugby test between Ireland and Scotland with Ireland winning by two goals and two tries to two goals and one try. The scoreline reflected a decisive Irish performance in the international match.

London Ireland Scotland

Death of the Earl Linlithgow in the presence of family

Karl Linlithgow, the Earl and first Governor General of the Commonwealth, died surrounded by his wife and family. He passed away in a private ceremony reflecting his long service and public life.

Karl Linlithgow London Earl of Linlithgow Commonwealth

Avalanche destroys Swiss hotel killing 19 in Goppenstein

A Swiss avalanche displaced air and destroyed a hotel in the village of Goppenstein. The disaster left 19 dead and 15 injured, with rescuers continuing search efforts. London reports the incident dated March 2.

London Goppenstein

Marie Narelle to Sing at Lyric Theatre With Fine Company

A historical notice praises Marie Narelle as a famed mezzo soprano and dramatic soubrette with world renown. She appears at the Lyric Theatre with Sydney Monk, presenting a program of Chopin, Hovhaness, and Russian composers. The article highlights her vocal power and international success, urging readers to attend as the house is expected to be full.

Thunbury Maria Narelle Trish Wong Lyric Theatre Due Fine Concord Company Australia Marie Narita England Old World America Mise Naraire Midato Novella Sydney Monk Misa Novelle Me Monk Blan Sigs Barnett Ipinion Bo Ts Planisto Chopin Hoothoven Moskawsus Sue

Local Dairy Ad Mentions Fresh Jerme and Deposits

An unclear ad fragment references Jerme 2s per quart on deposit with up-to-date stock and latest varieties. It notes state can be communes at any time and mentions Seakzal Bows Agssy in the context of a dairy or feed product.

Eyreare Irda Ion Seakzal Bows Agssy

Wellington Agricultural Society Meeting Highlights District Growth

The Wellington Agricultural Society reports on progress in rail and agricultural development. Highlights include Donnybrook Preston line completion, plans for butter factories, a proposed dairy show expansion, and a call for a government inquiry into South West railway timetables. Members discuss funding, show ground improvements, and officer elections.

Donnyhronk Preston Phoysday Durrahwond Wickwrsid Huecutton Aulme Bridg-town Paris Ainst Fouth-West Aue Peetit Hamilton Chess Thi Tims Hw Journal of Kinnella Wust Fir Agviculture Tiny Bunbury J. Hamilton C. Hows Aly Hamilton Mgrigal‘taral Royal Purth Hales Avrionitha Court of Appeal All Sociation Trust Toeedale Smith WJ. Boslentone Boolestove E. Heclestown Westdale Smith Chrréll Afbis Cag Faon Waa Fust Hosver Frank Mush Han de Rement Laisaorshost

Annual Boat Licensing Court Settles Renewals and Permits

The Annual Boat Licensing session reviewed renewals for motor-launches D and G Taylor on the Bogle. Rod Gilmour’s license granted with certificate from the manufactury inspector required. Lighters Kepler, Karri, and Torbay approved. adjournment for Tug Vigilast and lighters Jurrebdala and Xopkinginm license renewals. Owner L. Konda sought a permit to carry passengers from the steamer Vyinye. permit postponed to next month to obtain lifebelts.

TY_L Owan McKerson G& Taylor Rod Gilmour Ups L. Konda Ticates

Loss of the Viking subscriptions invited to nation

Subscriptions are invited for a publication titled The Loss of the Viking as the project seeks reader support. The appeal highlights upcoming issues and the goal of broad readership to sustain the journal.

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