Mixed international and domestic items from late 19th century clipping
The fragment mentions Me W A Barton son of Sir Edmund Bartes and political career shifts between Melbourne and Sydney. It notes Phillip Fox and other figures, plus varied notes on printing, industry, crime, ships, weather, and public affairs across Australia and abroad with several named places and dates embedded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Barton
Edmund Bartes
London
Sydney University
Echoice
Alter Nn Abeanes
Melbourne
Pstire
Phillip Fox
Stee Yatnringa
Pere
Commonwealth
Correspondence on Rate Payers and District Naming
A letter discusses influencing ratepayers and the naming of urban districts, noting Brunowick as a former settlement and the need to consider a broader district name. It mentions the Roads Board, Public Works Department charges, stationery changes, and advertisement cost borne by the government.
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Z Deers
Roads Board
Tarloop
Harvey
Public Works Department
Local ratepayer questions Reading farm funding at Brunswick Rows Board
A ratepayer questions whether private land funding backed Reading's up-to-date farm residence, urging direct action by the Members to meet openly and expose past actions. The letter requests timely clarification before participating in future proceedings at the Brunswick Rows Board.
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Lears
Banbury Herald
Menftou
German rail scheme for Africa approved by council
London reports the German Federal Council sanctioned a plan by the Minister for the Colonies Herr Dernurg to build 900 miles of railway in the German African colonies at a cost of seven million five hundred thousand pounds.
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London
German Federal Council
Hae
Herr Dernurg
Perth Cricket Drawn Test After Jones Declares Early
Last night in Perth Jones declared at 362 for 6 to try to dismiss England. Howe and Howard built a strong stand for Western Australia before stumps with WA at 265 for 7. Match ends in a draw as England struggle with Bowling by Crawford and Rhodes.
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Perth
Jones
Eavert
Dosmiaa
Howe
Howart
London
West Australia
Lowe
Crawford Ss
Moyeey
Crawford T Hogns
Crawford
Kelis
Catchings
Rhodes
Gouly
Briget Ee Howard
Bo Christiano
Hardatat
Beaund
Hogue
Noboot
Eynnest Hayes
Braund Evers
Mywund Coyne
Tanings
Howard
Chrystigdn
Teawfant
Fouen
Barnes Rows
Efones
Rhodes Moysey
eJonda
Rhodus Evers
Kelly
Wobout Bouly
Bundhee
Joven
Inns
England
Pang
Christian Hobbs
Christian Fordstaff
Tiw
Coyne Hutchings
Evans
Cayts Gunn
Gut ' Rhodes
Chriss Baruvs
O Evans
Beawford
E Chrisrannd
Sandrion Thogusu
Domestic Troubles in London Abduction Case
Gaboon Gully surrendered to the charge of abducting his daughter and was placed in Brixton prison. Earlier reports noted Hondams Gully, eldest son of Lord Seilly, ex Speaker of the House of Commons, fleeing to Sweden with his ten year old child under a separation deed.
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London
Gaboon Gully
Brixton
Hondams Gully
Lord Seilly
House ‘of Commons
Sweden
Wreck of the Union Liner Newark Castle
The London report says the Union liner Newark Castle is wrecked north of Durban with crew and passengers saved.
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London
Newark Castle
Durban
Canada tightens entry rules for paid passage arrivals
London reports on March 16 Canada banning landing for any person whose passage was paid by a charity or public funds unless a permit is obtained. The Timex correspondent in Vancouver says the policy is needed after several British undesirables were deported, and immigration is growing absurd and muddled.
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London
Canada
Timex
Vancouver
China and Japan pledge to curb illicit arms trade
China apologises for seizing the Tatu Maru and paying demurrage while releasing cargo of arms and ammunition. Japan agrees to prohibit unlawful import of military arms and ammunition by Japanese vessels.
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London
China
Japan
Bunbury Fire Brigade Domination At Sporta Event
The Ranbay United Friendly Societies Sporta program drew mixed patronage with 13 shillings gate takings. Hanbury and South Bunbury fire brigades shared top prizes in two contests while Bunbury teams claimed numerous cycling outcomes and handisps.
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Ranbay United
Yromotlon
Rainolahon
Eevt
Ginghes
Dhe Gretrignie Wronte
Hanbury
South Sumbury
Bunbury
Burche
Wagin
Alf
Cle
Texma
McSweeney
Webb
Tetham
Tima
Zain
St. Patrick's Wheel
T'vo Allen
Thorley
Lcainlay
Boyde
Ainlay
Q Fraser
Sheffield
Burchell
Tydu
Owens
Michael
Lome
Local Collie Notes Include Accident, Visits, and Library News
An injury report from Darkan mentions Mr Lavender sustaining an accident while driving. Dr Rigby attended the injured man. Madame Marie Narelle arrived en route to Hunbury, with crowds gathering in Collie to glimpse the visiting singer. The article highlights the Mechanics Institute activities, library updates, and a brave rescue by Mr Dietins on the river after a near-drowning incident.
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Bunbury Andianca
Collins
Tab
Ingee
Colle
Aethors
Conparatine Collia
Tharewith
Brest
Gstropolis
M. Gavin
Bunny
Morin Nere
Presentation Convent
Collis
Savarel
Naw
Marie Mareilo
Temore
Uriah
Reeal
Prinsman
Madame Nurelle
Collie Loars
Maris Barrelle
India
Benk
Dietinso
Rivar
Stroggis
Secon Tims
Lickisean
British Politicians and Liberalism in Economic Policy
The Spectator argues that Lloyd George and Churchill favor a liberal program backed by state nationalisation of railways and canals and home industry supports, funded by bounties and expedients, while avoiding tariff reform to sidestep accusations of stealing union thunder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Spectator
Lloyd George
Winston Churchill
Five Pennsylvanians Suspected in State Capital Swindle
London reports that five officials from Pennsylvania including the architect contractor and auditor have been implicated in a swindle totaling 1,800,000 tied to the building and furnishing of the State Capital.
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London
Pennsylvania
Wales Triumph Over Ireland in Rugby Supremacy Test
A great contest unfolded Saturday afternoon as Wales defeated Ireland for rugby supremacy by one goal two tries to one goal.
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London
Wales
Ireland
Pacific Host World Tour Aimed at Peace
Tokyo Foreign Office officials claimed the U S decision to send the Pacific Host to Australia would end war prospects and guarantee peace as the tour around the world was announced by Washington and London on March 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
United States
Pacific
Australia
Foreign Office
Tokio
Boy Killed in Gun Accident at Bootenal
Geraldton reports a fatal gun accident on Bundy at Bootenal. Joseph Petar Bake, nine year old son of George Baker, a prominent local resident, died from an accidental discharge. Police investigated the incident and cautioned residents on firearm safety.
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Geraldton
Joseph Petar Bake
George Baker
Oppar Abapmés
Bootenal
South Australian Senate Election Result Report
Adelaide observers note Me Vardon was reelected as Senator with a large majority over Me O'Doughlis after disputed irregularities led to the voiding of a prior claim. The late count favored Vardon in the state capital as votes were tallied last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adelaide
Me Vardon
Me O'Doughlis
The Man of Many Wives Guilty in Bigamy Case
Arthur Hyne or Witshof the bigamist faced a Bristol court after pleading guilty to three indictments. He received seven years penal servitude for bigamy and five more for fraud, while his victims and the crowd reacted with shock and pity during the sentencing.
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Rondon Eabrasry
Arthur Hyne
Briviol
Son
Ivy Yusre
Ron
Hyne
Sir Charles Mathews
Alown
Fisges
Byne
Bigamlat
Witshof
Ty Bullnis
Witzhof
Western
Resener
Reader
Witshol
Fred A. Schotss
George Muller
Albert Reider
Thore
Bristol
Weelarn
Bell
Bond Torse
Liltln Birnie
Teball Posson
Ste
Caleridva
Bynd
Alethian
Maryarst Stevens
Beinlington
Aumnat
Kate Auolia Matthews
Young Oman
Weetons-per-Mere
Uate
Thomas William Pack
Brislington
Anesolan Obatin
Hynn
Parcival Clarke
Lord Coleridge
Lansing
Alleged Murder at Perth
Elisabeth Peers was remanded for ten days on a murder charge in Perth after Lily Turner’s death. The case drew police attention as investigators anticipate further action in the courtroom.
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Perth
Elisabeth Peers
Lily Turner
Acow
Heer Og
Drainage Chief Evaluates Bunbury Works After Inspection
Mr Pidgeon, chief engineer of the Water Board, visited Bunbury and inspected local drainage. He praised the pipes used, plans subterranean tests beneath the railway line, and hinted the drains might be rerouted to avoid current piping.
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Pidgeon
Bunbury
Umderneath
Kit Depeetmsot
Ong
Stabbing Aboard Steamer In Perth Port Case
Last night in Perth a Malay seaman stabbed George Blair after a scuffle over a pipe aboard the steamer. Blair, in charge of the animals, was wounded in the thigh and the assailant was restrained. another Malay armed with a knife was kept at bay. No further details available.
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Perth
Hardy
Broome
Wioholax
Ragahorses
Singa- Poceportatal
Intiuis Cammarvon
Orem
Ramon Atranges
George Blair
Blair
Alalay
Elsie
South West Australia Seen as Prime Orchard and Wine Land
A special commissioner extols the South West of Australia as a vast fruit region with high land values and strong orchard potential. He notes climate, soil, and market prospects for apples plums and wine, citing European demand and the advantage of shorter voyages for Australian canning fruit. The report urges developing fruit culture and vine lands to boost national wealth.
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Totel Landscapa
Diateiot
California
South Africa
Europe
Avia
Africa
Colombo
Saboutta
London
Hamburg
Australia
Cis
Commonwealth
Europa
America
Wight
Thetr Baer
Galionnik
Vhia
Wynn
Day Dawn Murder Suspect Sights Uncertain Outcome
Fragmentary local item notes Henith and Bow T Allan relation amid executive council delay. Includes stray ad lines for Central News Agency services and Bunbury establishments.
Adventures of the South Bunbury Correspondent
A long rambling diary style piece recounts travel from Wallington to farms around Dardanup with encounters of work sought, farm life, a Crick Club official, and a tale of dogs, wild birds, and bush mishaps told in first person. The narrator recalls meeting Mr Lowrie and Uncle John, and describes feeding fruit, mutton jokes, and a chase with yakkings while camping near a homestead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Opaagh
Tawid
Bairan
Lowrie
South Bunbury
Fowler’s
John
Tioor
Hon H W Venn An Appreciation In District News
The death of the Hon H W Venn is noted with sorrow across the Par Ruson district. He was a neighbor of Mrs Yaun and helped found the church at Dardanup. His charitable disposition and willingness to assist will be deeply missed by the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Derdanup
Brotharls-Law
Ted Gardiner
H W. Venn
Par Ruson
Stata
Mre Yeon
Cohen
Ferguson
Herw
Osama
Dardanup
Deni
Sud
Worsley Notes Show Crowded Week of Events and Plans
The Worsley notes describe a large audience at Bet day events, a lively dancing round, and praise for promoters. Nominations and subscriptions rise for Engine Saturday athletic sports, with many training groups forming and a secretary preparing grounds. The town looks forward to visits by nearby groups and a busy schedule ahead.
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Mfr
Ules
Aasic
Iit
Worslayites
Pevnien
Worsley
Engine
la Boy
Metian Histo
J.B. Molman
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Rae Avery
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Farian
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Fionerty
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Howard and Brown
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Pero Pan
Taring
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Abe
Wreasning
Mowe
Waleows
Porth Os
Sronswick Roads Board
Sporting
Cricket
Suideien
Canada and Immigration
United Friendly Societies’ Sporta
Barchell
Lyda Owens
Thydd C Prosser
Tyde
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Tao
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Ladmark
Prager
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Adecca
South Hanbury
Banbury
South Banbury
Heam
Banbury Slea
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Collie News
Pee Ee
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Savaayy
Colossal Francis
International Rugby
Yaron
Man
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Vettral Haws Agency
Rowe
Honoary Herald
Smith
Henith
Bow
T. Allan
Executive Council
Les Central
the Central News
Hookrallee
Brabisuer
Vittoria Street
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Traul
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Charley
Rosatet
Lython
Lewin
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Lord Armateony
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