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Bunbury Herald

Location

Bunbury, Western Australia, Australia

Date

May 01, 1913

Page

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Austria Moves Independently Over Skutari Balkans Crisis

Reports from Vienna indicate Austria may act alone after the failed Ambassa nations conference on Montenegro. Prince Danilo returns to Cetinje with city keys as Beutari’s sanitation improves amid siege hardships. Telegram exchanges between Italian and Austrian officials precede possible Austrian action.

London Wernerday Daily Telegraph Tasad Pasha Beutari Travid Passwig fonBer Anotria Shutariideeja Shutari Austris

Baptist Church Faces Large Membership Decline

A London Baptist report shows a decrease of about 10,000 members and nearly 5,000 Sunday school pupils, indicating a significant drop in church affiliation and youth participation.

London Wednesay Baptist ‘Church

Racing Lawsuit Over Slander Ends With Damages

London on a Wednesday James Patrick Hayes a hermotrainer sued George William Smith a book maker for damages claiming defamation after being called a blackmailer Verdict favored the defendant with Hayes awarded no damages Smith won £5 on a counter claim Hayes had been warned off in mania but was later reinstated and Smith employed as a trainer

London James Patrick Hayes George William Smith Teeds Hayes Smith Ares

Cycle Crash at Corner Injures Rider in Imperfect Report

Yesterday afternoon at the corner of Bte- Phov and Arthur streets, Tom Hough riding a bicycle collided with a motor cycle driven by Mr Harry Moore. Moore escaped unhurt while Hough was bruised but walked home. Dr Gullen found no serious injury. the motor cycle front wheel was badly buckled.

Bte- Phov Arthur Streets Tom Hough Young Hough Harry Moore Moore Hough Gullen

Motor Fatality in Western Australia Near Subiaco Causeway

In Perth near Subiaco a motor vehicle crash at about 2 am yesterday killed Donald Gillice Gillies, 38, of East Perth. Gillies' car overturned after possibly striking an object, pinning him under the steering gear. two passengers were freed uninjured. Several young men were involved. Gillies leaves a widow and one child and had interests in the Criterion Livary Stables.

Perth Donald Gillice Fremantle Thane Ces Lonlie Black Black Gillies Nicholson Road Hluck Cillian Harper Criterion Livary

Antarctic Disaster and Royal Pensions Debated in Commons

In Parliament today the Prime Minister sought annuities for relatives of Terra Nova expedition members including Lady Scott Peter Scott and Captain Scott's mother amid several joint pensions. The Boware relatives in India would share a 190 pound pension as the Nava reached Rio de Janeiro from New Zealand.

London House of Commons Lady Scott Peter Scott Lcott Wilkaw Evans Admiralty Government of India Nava Rio de Ilaneria New Zealand

Duchess of Connaught Undergoes Major Operation

London report states Her Royal Highness the Duchess of Connaught had a major abdominal operation due to widespread inflammatory adhesions. An official bulletin says the operation was necessary and her condition is satisfactory with a normal temperature. The King visited the Duke to inquire about the patient.

London Duchess of Connaaught Duke of Connaught

The Butter Trade Meeting Seeks Legislation Action

Wednesday session of the Colonial Belfer Sailing Agents discussed preventing butter and margarine coloring. They resolved to seek help from Danish and Irish producers to promote legislative changes.

Five Murder Gangsters Arrested in Graft Murder

New York police say five men connected with a murder that killed Jerry Muide, who aided State Attorneys investigations into police graft, have been arrested. Authorities describe the case as tied to city graft investigations and street violence.

New York Jerry” Muide

Liberal Rally at Bedford Hall Highlights Referenda Debate

A Liberal rally last night at Bedford Hall featured Mr Foster delivering a pointed address on Referenda while Mr Willon outlined present day politics. The event included the giving of magical items and refreshments afterward, with a fuller report promised in a later edition.

Bedford Hall Foster Willon

Banbury Library Criticizes Town’s Book Collection and Hours

A correspondent denounces Banbury Library for poor hours and limited, outmoded shelves. The piece calls for a full library overhaul, noting space shortages and weak reference volumes, and condemns municipal support as insufficient for a respectable regional collection.

Banbury Baym Bunbury Bunburry Healu

Eucla Leases and Labor Land Scrutiny in Australia

A Melbourne Argus leader attacks Mr J Seeddan’s Eucla land dealings as Labor party corruption. It questions a 224500 acre syndicate holding along a trans continental route and cites calls for “further and better particulars” amid claims of stock development plans and a London loan controversy. The piece links Premier figures to vast land grabs and public interest in the syndicate’s actions.

Melbourne Waedueeday Argus J. Seeddan Eucla Boaddan Sydney Wright Senddan Labor London Joans Cabinet Freehold Beaddan Queensland New South Wales Sanddan

Accident Injures Ten Children in Grenoble Firework Blast

Ten children were seriously injured at Grenoble when a cartridge exploded during play. One child is dying as physicians battle to save others. The incident occurred during a night event noted for children’s activities and amusement.

Burin Grenoble Fie Winnie

Portugal and Its Plots

Lisbon papers report that recently captured revolants formed a 5 ministry led by Benbor Lima now in Zurich. A mysterious incident aboard the cruiser So Gab el resulted in shots fired toward the sea direction. the crew were paraded and the perpetrators remain undetected.

Lisbon Benbor Lima Zurich So Gabel

Land grab critique at Liberal rally targets syndicate

Mer Frank Wilson accused the Scaddan led syndicate of land grabbing along the proposed trans continental railway route. He claimed hundreds of thousands of acres were chosen for profit, criticized ministerial trust, and questioned two missing partners in the seven member group amid calls for public scrutiny.

Bedford Hall Frank Wilson Mumiayari Seaddun Melbourne Tugwday Wilson Soaddan Trans Continental Railway Collier Walker Tohnson Drew Huols Boaddans Scaddan Brother Ching

Unclear text fragment about ship facilities and engine power

Incomplete OCR note complains of lack of conveniences and facilities at a wharf. Mentions stoke sheds sore wharfage and need for better engines and power after recent breakdowns. Envisions higher capacity like 50 tons an hour but text is garbled.

Kaisar's Kinship Displays Royal Standard on Cars

A Kaiser at Mason adopts a new display style for royal emblems on his motor vehicles. The painted motto God with us appears prominently, and the arrangement is designed to be easily recognized as a royal symbol at public events.

Mason Kaiser Tke

Bunbery Roads Board Meets for April Session

Bunbery Roads Board held on April 24 with members including J F Johnncoo, O H Lewin, J G Hough, J Withers, J Monkhouse, and W Hales. Johnson reelected chairman for the 14th year. Lewin named pro tem chairman. reappointed Geo Rose, J Hough, and Hounkouss as members. Financials show £290 grant for year ending 1919 and orders to replace flood-protective measures at Picton Bridge. A proposed heavy traffic tax rates was discussed. notices to be enlarged. Paradiga road works planned. committee to consider bore purchase. Auditor’s accounts show £45 1s 10d payments. bank balance £11 0s 6d. Treasury £109. Public Works Dept inspected Edison storage battery cars for Claborne tramways and approved them as satisfactory, signaling cheaper electricity ahead.

Bunbery Roads Board J. F. Johnncoo H Lewin J. G. Hough J. Withers J. Monkhouse W. Hales Semetary H. Lewin J. FF. Johnson Sbeewwe Lewin Ma Geo Rose Masire Hough Honkbouss Yomewok Ag Public Works Department Stap Picton Bridge Paradiga Road Thu Xcercury W D. Thomas Johnson Alroy Duizeloay & Plough Conmarttes Easil Fe Wangs

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The Balkans Montenegro Skutarl Austria Baptists Karrakatta Road Terra Nova Duchess of Connaught Liberal Rally Banbury Library Portugal MR Wilson Kaisar Royal Motor Sign Tenbury Roads Board New Zealand Public Works Department Claborne Satine
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