Local school additions and incident reports from Pinbury and surroundings
The report details school extensions at Hanbury School including new classrooms and a lobby added on the western side by Perth contractor Malonsld. It also mentions James Carmody’s arrest in Dardanup, a reprimand for a driver on a public path, and plans for public works and licensing debates involving the colonial treasurer and local authorities.
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Hanbury School
Kuabuey
Mattora
James Carmody
Tate
Dardanup
Constably
Corel
Ain Jeiboree
Borgia
Pinbury
Costa
The Lillie Turner Inquest Ends in Murder Charge
The Lillie Turner inquest reports Ellis Turner died, with nurse Pears charged with wilful murder as authorities proceed with the case. Officials state investigation remains active and ongoing through the inquiry.
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Éllis Turner
Tragic Deaths and Local News Across the Districts
A chaotic scroll of incidents from the Bendigo region and Sydney area reports a man crushed under a wagon after an apparent instant death. Other items cover gas explosions, building collapses, prize fights, and public notices, with mentions of immigrants, legal cases, and notable cultural events in Victoria, New South Wales, and Queensland.
London Cablegrams Prime Minister in better condition
London March 30 The latest medical bulletin on Sir H Campbell-Rannerman shows a slight improvement in the Prime Minister's condition with continued strength noted in further signs of vitality.
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H Campbell-Rannerman
A Stubborn Suffragette and the License Dispute
Physician suffragist Mix Lewin rested on Saturday at Wimpole Street as she was fined £10 for declining to pay a crest license. Vevenant said she would not pay until women received enfranchisement.
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Mix Lewin
Vevenant
Anarchist Demonstration in New York Sparks Violent Confrontation
In London on a March day 20000 people mostly women gathered, officials refused entry to Union Square as 180 police moved to disperse. Selig Silverstein a young Ruwian Jew attempted to throw a bomb. fuse failed, exploding and tearing his arm off and killing a man named Becomen. Letters detailing plots against financiers were found in Silverstein's home, linked to Emin Goldman, husband of an anarchist.
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Union Square
New York
Selig Silverstein
Silverstein
Becomen
Birkman
Emin Goldman
Silverstain
Cambridge Wins All Ten Events in University Athletics Meet
Cambridge representatives swept all ten events against Oxford. RB Te Robinson of Adelaide placed second in the weight event while A Mutton of Melbourne finished third in the same event, representing Oxford.
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Oxford
Cambridge
Te Robinson
Adelaide
Oxforl
A. Mutton
Melbourne
Canadian Pacific to Build Faster Atlantic Expresses
London March 10. The Canadian Pacific Railway Company plans two larger Atlantic expresses to support a weekly service and to align with renewed Home authorities mail contracts, using the latest vessels built for the Pacific line.
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Canadian Pacific Railway Company
Shipbuilders' Ultimatum Signals Broad Coastal Strike Threat
The Federation of shipbuilding employers warns that all North East coast yards Barrow in Furness and on the Clyde will be closed unless strikers accept an eightpence wage cut within a month a fresh ballot is planned.
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Federation of Shipbuilding Employers
Sll
Barrow
Furness
Clyde
French Influence in Morocco Sparks International Tension
Herr Schon, speaking in the Keigh utagy, admits the impossibility of proving infringement of the Algecinan Agr by Franer. He argues there remains room for independent action by the Powers, noting that their interests are flagrantly violated.
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Lanilon
Herr Schon
Algecinan Agr
Franer
Believers seek return to Russia amid settlement talk
OW Believers in Roum, Austria express desire to return to Russia now that freedom of conscience is recognized. They allege they will likely be resettled in the Amus territory as discussions unfold.
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Justics
Bartolte
Uwuelip
London
Roum
Austria
Balkans
Russia
Opium Smuggling Case From Perth Court
Perth case last night involved Opium smuggling with Ab Tes charged after customs divers detected contraband hidden in his clothing. Officials described a tin of opium found during searches and noted a broader inquiry into illicit Chinese presence and possible investigative delays by authorities.
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Perth
Bullen
Frumantis
Glenelg Murder Suspect Still At Large
Police pursue J A Coleman a Glenelg fisherman linked to a murder on Saturday and found shot dead Sunday morning. Substantial search efforts are under way to capture the alleged killer believed to be in hiding within town parklands and adjacent areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aril
Clayton T Mason
J. A. Colemian
Glenels Fshwrman
Suspicious Death at Norwood Inquiry Begins Today
A private inquiry opened at Norwood into the death of a young woman linked to Antoin Kedwig and two other persons. A lawyer named Lundborg is involved. further testimony expected as investigators examine the alleged circumstances and relationships surrounding the case.
Fatality in N.S. Walks
Surtmey Last Sughd John Pope a resident of Scott's Creek near Capdlaton on the Manning River died while attempting to rescue his son Harry from drowning. The father and son were found dead at the bottom of the creek in each other’s embrace.
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John Pope
Scott's Creek
Capdlaton
Manning River
Harry
Ag Sinu
British press on Dr Fill’s nomination as American ambassador
Berlin announces Dr Fill’s nomination to the post of American ambassador at Berlin. The Daily Mail calls the move a frank gesture to American public opinion while Kudser shows reluctance to offend, signaling political signals ahead of confirmation.
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London
Berlin
Dr Fill
Daily Mail
Conviction Quashed as Judge Admits Error
Purth reports from the full Court that Morit Martinelli, convicted that month by Justice Booth for harming a countryman, won his appeal this morning. The ruling faults Mc Hana for prompting the misjudgment. The judge later faced calls to justify the decision.
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Purth
Miorit Martinelli
Justice Booth
Justioe Booth
Mc Hana
Acacs
The Lambeth Conference Bishop of Perth visit
A local hall event marked by the Lambeth Conference with Bishop of Perth and visitors from Bunhary Dardaway and Wellington Mille. Rain dampened the afternoon yet the gathering remained lively as Mr and Mrs Buckernin led arrangements. News covers a marriage rumor and retirements among prominent clergy, plus plans for Easter week celebrations and education discussions at Bed Perth.
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Fee Sig Avonin
Bunhary
Dardaway
Wellington
Mins Luuy Gardinar
Upp
Wallington Mile
Eauter Waek
Mr Meagher
Wilson
Carli Winds
P. Huckenarant
Australa
Miners Trapped After Wyoming Explosion
A coal mine explosion in Wyoming entombs over seventy miners. Rescue efforts continued as officials feared many workers were overcome by afterdamp gas and smoke.
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London
Wyoming
Premier Price Warns Against Elected Second Chamber
London March 3 the Hon S Price premier of South Australia now visiting England spoke at Whitefielde Tabernacle warning democrats against an elected Second Chamber that might dominate the Commons.
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S. Price
South Australia
England
Whitefielde Tabernacle
Scrambled notes on political and social figures in Western Australia
Disjointed account recalls multiple figures including Walter Wheeldon, Huy Wy Weyitonthi, and Johnatoy. mentions Guildford, Bunbury, Towd Hopetoun, and Kalzoorlia show. The report references parliamentary life, local appointments, and possible settlements in Dardanup with Indian army service and personal fortunes noted.
Why the Zakkas Were so Easily Defeated
A disjointed, warlike report sketches a battle where the Zakka Khel faced a superior force. It notes heavy training, European maneuver grounds, and tactical advances described in a distant continental tone. The piece mentions Gurkha pickets and engineers disrupting attackers, with the outcome depicted as decisive for the opposing side.
Bishop of London describes visit to St Petersburg Russia
The Bishop of London recounts his meetings in St Petersburg with Tsar Nicholas II and Empress Alexandra. He notes warmth of welcome in Russia, a 15 mile railway trip to the Winter Palace, biscuits and tea, and a brief audience with the Tsar and with the Empress, who wished to see his sisters in Moscow. He stresses aims of peace and the good of the Russian people amid tumultuous times.
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London
Paterburg
Digewmian
Russia
Ghitreh
Entarh
St Petaraburg
Tones Palace
Dortugues Atinister
Moarow
Tean
Wwe
Gostro
Central NE Agenut Key to Literature Interest
A brief note highlights central Nebraska agents promoting literature. The piece emphasizes regional outreach, potential reading programs, and local enthusiasm for literary events. No individuals or organizations are named in the accessible text.
Roelands estate orchards and alluvial soils sparkling
Reporter visits Mr Clarke at Roelands to document the alluvial chocolate soil and thriving fruit enterprise. Oranges, apples, peaches, and potatoes shown with intensive planting and staggered harvests. Clarke praises westward farming prospects, noting market demand from South Africa and plans for continuous fruit production.
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Roelands
Clirke
Halina
Crand
Roslande
Taftad
Henty
Mfr
CL. Clarke
Sonoe
Eva
Anta
Aleo
Clarke
Thia
Meainkner
South Australia
Wat
Kymars
Jonathans
Rowe Mowoty
Dunn
Mc Clarke
Tian
Boss
Military cadet reform and training drive outlined in Ranbury report
A long dispatch details cadet expansion in Ranbury with plans for senior and junior units across districts, mounted corps, and National Guard integration. It notes drills at Collie, recruitment of officers, and expected postings to camps, with emphasis on discipline, leadership, and practical weapon training for youths aged 12 to 21.
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Banburyites
Lurand
Collie Haa
Aorta
Nantor
Corina Mounted
Huidgetown
Feombushes
Rodent
Asmaurv
Uanior
Ilrattad
Simrae Adele
Urack
Murit
Etiam Cox Mircion Runic
Aed
Eulid
Lieut
Roburte
Win
Hemmingway
Kewn Se Ogoe
Wnrk
Rowan Duuinine
Teve
Baverley
Manual
Porth
Prings
Wales
Hutton
Dalgety Wad Company reports market steadiness and sale details
Dalgety Wad Company Limited reports last week's market activity in Matlj noting prices held near prior levels across stock classes. Yarding was smaller but inquiries remained strong with prices from 17.0s to 18.2d for cattle and leatherware amid varied sales. A property sale near Haverley Yard is reported with 1,280 acres transferring to L. J. Haarman of Caracron, Pine paid. A farm labourer incident near Bunbury-Poeth involves an attempted knife wound on a train. the victim is in hospital.
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Dalgety Wad Company
Linited
Wri
Andor Dats
Rd Matlj
Rport
Iattle
Bavarley Sale
W Amaller
Twa
Wall Abbuntal
Davialucury
Haverley
Auta Augauts
Js Robies
Haverlay
L. J. Haarman
Caracron
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Ube
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Doley
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Meanicipal Council
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Mrz Young
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Elatin Virtunas
United States
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Tarniwra
Labor Brirway
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Arhela
Tandnarka
Beidyn
York
J. ¥. Graham
Darmberlup Hady Boned
Criminal Court
Fridley
Citizens’ League
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Mr Staves
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Lowe
Commonwealth of Melbourne
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Praldtom Express
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Oxford v. Cambridge
Atlantic Mail Service
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Glenelg
Norwood
Antoine Kedwig
Ales Lundborg
Cjguinn
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Ferguson
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Jimsaléin
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X Keoony
Jack
Lin South-Wist
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Doblin
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Collie
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Ict
A. Soolhawial
A. C. Cook
Bd Jewellar
Wu Johansen
Mun Aijong
Glirant
Rho Mb Ecuul
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