Execution of Smith at Fremantle Morning
The condemned man Smith, recently sentenced to death for murdering W. J. Clinton, was executed at Fremantle under executive council orders. He appeared composed as he mounted the scaffold and declared his repentance, reciting a verse and expressing readiness for judgment. A confession is believed to be written, and letters from his spiritual adviser suggest sorrow for Clinton and a plea for God’s mercy.
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Orth
EL. Stith
W. J. Clinton
Fremantle
Executive Council
Thaen
Hick
Gorerner
Moston
Smith
Tee
Sheil
Shane
Swith
Caton
Clint
Clinton
Batoru
Ipft bin Beith
Ebioh
Do Women Want The Vote Opinion Polls Reveal Mixed Views
A fragmented editorial discusses whether women should have equal citizenship rights. It surveys public sentiment, noting many oppose suffrage while a sizable minority supports it. The piece references polls by a city editor and the Shetland poll, highlighting debate over enfranchisement.
Roads Board Elections in Beath-Weat District
In Beath-Weat district west of the Roads Board, candidates matched vacancies. Bowevur and Sumox roads board nominees filed for last Thursday's elections, drawing strong interest across the day. The results declared the fire Chem wire duly lined, with GREEROUSHES listed among the outcomes.
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Rods
Sumox Roads Board
Thareday
Races Marked by Turbulent Sailing and Handicaps
In a windy Saturday yacht event the leaders battled for the lead with spinnakers and ballast handling. Defender edged Lotus after a close tussle, while Corbett and other boats struggled with gear as wind and current tested crews and handicaps amid calls for course tweaks and river safety concerns.
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Moe
Wneet
de Tooder
Limit
Cotas
Imin Beece
Cui Tion
Himin
Corbett
Loti
D-tander
Shic
Ehold
Ghradmin Zemoe
Latur
Ghradmin
Queetlin
Jerstirn
Lotus
Collis
Preston
Callin River
Alan
Brunswick Versus Armatah Cricket Duel Ends With Victory
In a hard fought match at Brunswick on the 21st, Armatah posted 164 in reply to Brunswick’s 117. W Row impressed with 6 for 36, while Jenking’s 16 contributed to Brunswick’s total. The Lumpets Club meeting Wednesday aims to wind up the season after this close contest.
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Brarnwick
Maldvon
UNL Warhnetem
W. Row
Bop Tin
Brunswick
White Hut
Rose
Joe Gibbs
Ben
Jenking
Roe- Inmdathas
Folkowing
Asorse
Boelands
Annual Meeting of Western Australia Teachers Union
The seventh annual meeting of the union was held in Banbury, presided by Mr Painley. Several officers were elected, discussions on Lay Tom Lut, Scottland, and other topics were forwarded to conference. A celebration of Suspic Dag was debated. The social event at the infants' school attracted over 50 teachers with musical items and toasts.
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Painley
Wilson
Lice
Amdrewarthe
Setuvon
Newt
Mr Milkigan Foe
Buspice
Alec Dieyunayd
Chase
Banbury
Mers
Echool
Tucough
Wylie
Audrewartha
Grigg
Miles
Botte
Weil
Gantiouyn
Leo
Milter
Tay Yea
Ubtedate Circulating Library Item Inquiry
Fragmentary OCR notes mention a circulating library update with a quarter reference and terms about scheduling. The readable text implies a potential start time being adjustable, with scattered phrases including Grapheagall and hart Sub. Further context needed for precise event or person names.
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Eyebom
Grapheagall
the. Hart
North Ward Vacancy Sparks Budgetary Debate in Meeting
Metre Hl Hollemann and Wy b. Thom as faced a ward vacancy vote amid a heated council meeting. Mr Fraenkel resigned from the ratepayers last evening. Speakers argued over expenditure including Electric Light and jetty works, while governors urged prudent spending and better drainage, roads, and health measures.
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Hollemann
B. Thomas
Fee Mort Ward
Casa
Fraenkel
Tr Ramesy
Thomas
Convassime
Thalaatram
Amit
Haennati
Tyre
Holtzman
Clifton-strait
Ssbury
Thor
Mornington Mills and the West Australia timber trade
A detailed, nostalgic look at Mornington in Western Australia, describing Mornington Mille, its workers, mills, housing, and social life. The piece highlights the timber industry’s scale, railway logistics, and related labor conditions, praising the workers and regional development while noting alcohol absence and community facilities.
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Mornington
Milly
Inbor
Uwining
Chyaring
Anricatt
Thartucea
Ingeansounr
Nual
Mornington Mills
Milla
Sven Addes
Brivrnese
Dda
Sven Luvar
Hunwey
Aonstant
Ths
Rngular Ancemion
Australia
Stata
Bocinlinm
Mornington Shoud
Nature study session guides rural teachers to science
In 1908 a Proudly themed nature study event drew teachers from Busselton Coolup Quindalup and Huwohuey to Banbury Harcourt for a three part program led by Mr Milligan. Demonstrations covered plant and animal life sea shore geography and practical classroom methods showing inquiry based learning and daily observation records.
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Pridey Sud
Busselton
Quindalup
Huwohuey
Mulligan
Kiropp
Bern
Melbourne
Lesch
Australia
Hunbury State School
Chow
Nalere
Wijonen
Lafunte
Hart
Milligan
Thors
Wars
Leeson
Ohiddsa
Banbury
Toachers
Bosch
Jonson
Msbure
Natara
Chile
Meilligen
Ubu
Scottish Rugby Team Defeats England In Keen Contest
London March 0d A large crowd witnessed a keen contest between Scotland and England rugby teams. The Scottish fifteen won by two goals, with four goals in all. Two came from drop kicks from the field, while England scored two goals by place kicks.
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Scotland
England
Scniel
Sir Campbell Bannerman In Grave Condition
The Observer reports the Prime Minister Sir H Campbell Bannerman is gravely ill with heart disease and a serious attack of dropsy, worse than medical bulletins indicate. The London dispatch notes the severity of his condition and the added complications.
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London
Mure
Observer
H. Campbell-Bannerman
General Stoessel Sent to Peter-Paul Fort in St. Petersburg
General Stoessel who faced court martial over war actions at Port Arthur and had his death sentence commuted to ten years of penal servitude has been sent to the fortress of Peter-Paul in St. Petersburg.
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Theo
Amast
Duarte
Ewan
London
Marsh
Stoessel
Port Arthue
Fortres
Peter-Paul
St. Petersburg
Dishonest Scotch Lawyers Arrested in London Case
Report from London dated March 23 states Henry Lamond and J Lang, two Glasgow lawyers, have been arrested on charges of embezzling £100 belonging to the Royal Infirmary. The article notes alleged involvement of other parties and a trust for legal matters.
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London
Henry Lamond
J. Lang
Glasgow
Royal Infirmary
Hell
Furman Sets Record Flying Seven and a Half Miles
Another Aeroplane Record report from London on March 23 describes Furman winning a £2000 prize in Paris last year and setting a new French town record today by flying seven and a half miles. He circled the town three times during the flight and landed softly from a high airship about six metres from the ground.
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London
Flenty Furman
Paris
Japanese Emigration and Tokyo Ambition in Paris Interview
Baron Kogoro Takahira, Japan s new ambassador to the United States, said in Paris that Japan and his countrymen aim for direct emigration to Korea and Formosa. He added that American battleship feats would be welcomed on arrival, while in Japan a desire for peace and no war prevailed.
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London
Baron Kogoro Takahira
United States of America
Paris
Korea
Formosa
Japan
United States Pacific Fleet to Visit Japan
London reports The Times correspondent says U S Pacific Squadron’s planned visit to Japan is a milestone. The piece notes growing ties between the two nations and Roosevelt’s role in easing tensions. Japan reportedly values the honor of the American fleet’s visit.
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New York
Times
United States
American Pacific Squadron
Japan
Jourest
America
Roosevelt
Electoral roll access sparks complaints in Perth
In Northwest Perth, residents protest delays in obtaining the new Legislative Council electoral rules and registration forms. Officials warn that applications must be filed 14 days before writ issues, and late submissions after next Thursday will not be considered. Voters fear their names may not appear on the rolls due to unavailable copies.
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Perth
Sortham
Legislative Council
Inut
Federal Postal Business Meeting Appoints Committee Chair
At last night’s Federal Zasinot gathering the committee consisting of Mere sad Kedling was appointed by the senate for healing. The business proceeds quietly through the common room.
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Nelbourns
Todsy
Zasinot
Mining Fatality At Norseman
Perth last night reports a mining accident at Norseman where two workers Jobo Petersen and Arthur Leouris were buried by a fall at North Mine. Peterson, an experienced miner, survived with injuries while Leouris was believed dead as rescue efforts continued by fellow miners and authorities.
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Perth
Jobo Petersen
Arthur Leouris
Aerthy Peterson
Priacums Boys
North
Banbury Conference Appreciation Marked by Milligan’s Teaching
Reports from the Banbury conference praise Mr Milligan for his practical teaching on nature and Sesober. Teachers express gratitude to Milligan, Braddock, Clayton, and others for their hospitality and support during the gathering, with thanks extended to the Biruth-Weet teachers for their reception.
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Hathan
T. W. Paisley
Milligan
Braddock
Clayton
Eatiatanca
Banbury
Civic Farewell to Mr Fraenkel in Bunbury City Council
The Bunbury Mayor led a civic farewell on Sunday for ex-Councillor Mr Fraenkel who leaves for a prolonged tour of Britain and the continent. Attendees included T, Disgiennd Af LA, Cre Ramesy, Spencer, Steare, Boswell, Baldock, Masta G. Hayward, Banckendorth, Monthous and Rev J Tiller. Fraenkel received a formal valediction noting his long municipal service and expressing best wishes for his health and safe return.
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Pyaenkel
Britain
Disgiennd Af LA
Cre Ramesy
Spencer
Steare
Boswell
Baldock
Masta G. Hayward
Banckendorth
Monthous
Rev
J. Tiller
Clarke
Preaprsal
Frankel
Fraenkel
Franko
Wil
Cy Rameau
Stoore and Spencer
Vary
Fraonkal
Bonckendoelf
Ruankel
Bunbu
Secend
Water Board
Cottopillar
Great Britain
Thys
Bunbury
Bunbury City Band Chooses Contest Program and Practice Schedule
The Bunbury city band selects a varied program including Vallisare, Australian Flowers, and Veni Vidi Vici for the Boulder contest. Twenty eight players will join the quickstep, with twenty four musicians in each item, excluding drummers. The band plans regular practices, aims to show local musical merit, and seeks public support for its championship bid in the state.
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Vallisare
Vici
Barbaat
Ervice
Priaa
Shaw
Hich Ie
Napeogla
Ad Wa
Boulder
Hanbury
Utrio
Wadnonda
Banbury
South Banbury
Bryadesales
Collie News NotesMiners Union Meeting and Local Plans
In Collie Arthur Wilson representing the Minors Union attends a meeting to discuss disputes and easing tensions. Town reports indicate a revival of trade and planned social events including a forthcoming Female’s table event in April. Local officials Zollaar and Holmes visit Collie. social programs and a distribution of duties are outlined for community outreach and upcoming section activities.
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Collis
Arthur Wilson
Louree
Perth
Tuadarat
Thors
Collie Barn
Tom Lash
Collin
Amrushing
Nuzroging
Imapestor Holmes
Mr Zollaar
Collie
M Zollaar
Aue
Sundar
Rhonp
Preston
Commercial news brief from Kalgoorlie market report
Markets show weak demand with vegetable prices varied. Apples and pears scarce, cabbages and onions mixed, greens and fruits range broadly. fowls and turkeys rise slightly while peaches and plums move up or down with regional shifts. Commodity quotes list many items with inconsistent figures.
Market report on Dalgety and Company stock March sale
Dalgety and Company reports Eastern and Southern stock market activity for March. Prices eased for aged cattle and sheep while good porters and baconers showed revival, with quarantine relaxations from fever affecting demand. North sale and Pingolly consignments featured large drafts of sheep, cattle, and horses, with varied prices and cautious bidding.
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Dalgety and Company, Limited
Varios
Weagyin
Northammala
Northammala, Sre
Pingolly
Esat Beverly
W. Nivd
Tuyere
Tork
Pingally
Idedd
AG Nuzrogin
Emigrant Laborers Sail From Britain to Australia
Western Australia celebrates the first batch of agricultural laborers and domestic servants who sailed on the Omrah. The Agent-General urges that only qualified workers proceed, as the government plans to cover travel costs for agriculturalists and related trades, while shop clerks and similar roles are unlikely to receive support.
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Sramantin
Omrah Om ‘Thureday
Western Australis
Wantare Australis
Lane
Ametralia
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