News in Brief from West Australia Markets and Yet More
The clipping lists assorted items from the West Australian area including IPTA figures, race results, a court case on Marmat mine thefts, a gold adulteration incident, and various local happenings. It mentions figures like £38020 and £248050, a champion sprinter, shipwrecks near Albany, Aborigines missions, trotting matches, billiards, court fines, and railway surveys. Several named locations and persons appear, with a miscellany of incidents from mining, transport, and sport.
Shipping note from Bunbury era reveals old charter party
A fragmentary historical shipping tale describes the Haxque Taraion charter dated February 24, 82, detailing cargoes to Bunbury WA, freight charges, and a ship named Lorraine. The anecdote recalls deck cargo, passenger diversions, and an inspector’s reaction to mislaid cargo amid port delays.
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Bunbury
Vnquirer
Thai Hayward
L.A
Agaiant Shipping Apts
London
Lorsing
Tone
Meo
Geography Bay
Wrao
Cave and Go
South Africa
Carzo
Jarrah
Laepare
Akippor
Lockaville
Alauritmas
Fliger
Thak Chonga
South Maybury Railway v Railways match report scorers and players
South Maybury beat Railway 11 goals 1 behinds to 6 goals 12 behinds in a hard fought contest. Key players included Naylor Clifford Willey and Champion for South Maybury while Railways relied on Kens, Stokes and Cridland. South Maybury dominated most of the game and led from early on, with Railways briefly challenging in the third quarter before South Maybury sealed the win.
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Liodruas
Commonwealth
McDonald
Boulder
Vince
Hover
SOU
IHS v
Rail Sys
Ewan
Saturite
Bunbury
Caphart Wacom
Cour Toner
Sehioh
Linary
Uel
Satunlay
Trtte
Sech
Clay Tunes
Witlay
Clilord
McCyies
Mr Jay Whig
Marui
Bagteloge
Alps
Menwrilly
Roxy
Ead
Clifford
Wal
Harry Naylor
Brace Arimiy
Aligy
Wil
Uvien
Naylor
South
Mankervie
Edwarta
Uisiop
Lewewer
Neskwevia
Bel
Dunn
Bouthe
Gonla
Lok
Railways
Minh
Dall
Willey
Edward
Uhermste
Hopeluse
Bonguin
Nuntweiiy
Kenger
Champion
Stokes
Kruger
Gene
Runbury
Palinge
Chauipiom
Nankarvia
Tecreviey
Harry Stokoe
Abey “Thommy
Bhicky
Cridlund
Tina
Sharp
Amd
Tye
Tev Clifford
Wall
Spence
Frye Tan
Nana
Sebiin Ueda
Herb Willey
Yas
Mdyautase
Min
Picton Junction
Luna
Eliak
Bunbury Butter Factory meeting notes and tensions
The Bunbury Butter Factory held a shareholders meeting on a Saturday with absent chairmen noted due to illness. Directors discussed government plans, proposed pricing changes, and potential plant upgrades while several shareholders voiced views on revival strategies and managerial appointments.
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Whectin
Ube
Phord
Chile
Haywood
Alta
BM. Clarke
MLGC
Chirmas
Momsrs
J. C. Rox
J Partridge
8. Bose
PF. Huuniloom
Folie
Mid
Hon Seo
Wale
Ruppet
Progres
Tiven
Suind
Whey
Stsio
Avon
Pri
Civen — J. Paynedge
Krunsvick
Rose
Apa
Bom. Chacko
Bunbite
A. J. Chilton
Atvorstalia
Mbirsia
Watartoo
Saatinau
Atoniamb
Brooks
Pigtin
Argc
Parkfield
Drakweed
Eis Martha
Saturn
Dionid
Balduele
Linncea
Kinsella
Guvern Nmr Daiey
Lrance
Bonemain
T. Hayward
Vague Sports Report From Town Hall Bout
Vague notes describe a chaotic game between teams with unclear names and scores. The report mentions a 48 point effort by a player named Blah and an 18 point contribution from Low Rantyay with Stanton also listed. No clear dates or locations are provided.
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Tye Wavel
Rantyay
Stanton
Uwe
Indian frontier trouble nears Mohmands on border
Brigadier General Willcocks holding two brigades on the Indian Afghan frontier prepares to move against Mohmands who have resisted talks. The action follows a parley and the approach of summer.
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Tangton
Willcocks
Cleamer in Trav En Pios Rennes Report
Rennes correspondent reports that the Indian Government issues a warning recalling Afghans who crossed the frontier and divests Nid officials to stop Afghans aiding the bihesuim against the British.
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Cleamer
Trav EN
Pios
Rennes
Sula
Amonr
Hylas
Frys
Nid
Afulins
Bihesuim
Attack from the sea raises fear of assault
Unclear fragmentary lines describe an imminent sea attack near the Arabian Sea with mentions of bombs, ships, and armed forces. The text is garbled and names or places are obscured, but suggests maritime combat and defensive actions by marines and coastal units.
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Gasjug
Dasky
Arabian Sea
Ty Cine
Muiun
England Education Committees Agree on Teacher Exchange Plan
England and London education authorities, led by Lt Whe Lundon of the county council, have agreed to implement conference recommendations. The plan focuses on exchanging teachers between the Motherland and allied regions, aiming to strengthen interconnection and standardize practices across authorities.
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London
Lundon County Council
Calon and Menibaly Lead Troubled Town Talks
A garbled OCR passage hints at Calon and Menibaly addressing a crowd about a local issue in a town, with mentions of Iowa and possible detention or warnings. The text is fragmented and difficult to interpret clearly, but suggests political action or discussion in a Midwest setting.
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Menibaly Ascrouan
Savor Il
Pinyors
Cycling event results from Salledeg port meet
Readable OCR shows a local cycling race by Collin cycling club at Salledeg port with riders Cusack Hosta Bivati Pras Moens Turan Wynn Hoyt Beazer Wabn Hastie Raymardegn Koster Webb and others. Times include 2 minutes 80 seconds and 10 additional marks noted.
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Pho Tilliwinyg
Thin Collin Cycling Club
Salledeg Port
Wrk
Basin
Sts
Hastie
Wabbit Mors
Hun
Koster
W. McCluskey
London Clergy Petition Against Orthodoxy Policy
London's clergy petition ministers opposing the pro per to establish Orthodox churches. The plan would treat the faiths as equal with Judaism and paganism, an alleged wrong. In Samara 128 political prisoners and 500 others began a hunger strike to protest the drastic privation regulations after five days of fast.
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London
Hay
Council of Ministers
Duma
Samara
Hum
Whetcha conference plans national union convention
Federation of South Africa in London May L1 outlines a national convention to decide on union. Delegates will include twelve from Cipo Colony, eight from the Transvaal, and five each from Natal and Orangia.
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London
Cipo Colony
Transvaal
Natal
Orangia
Man Arrested at Parbatipun With Large Bombs Found
A man named Benpdi was seized while entering a location in Parbatipun and found with four bombs. Police report indicates the seizure occurred in May near Lest in India London. Further details pending investigation.
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London
Benpdi
Parbatipun
Bomb making lessons taught to Bengali conspirators
A report notes that Bengalis sent to France learned bomb manufacture as part of the Calcutta conspiracy. Authorities fear many are compelled to act amid seized documents showing plans for a general revolution and a notorious Crown Canon Reserved. The Mary Hamilton perjury appeal was denied as a court affirmed the conviction.
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France
London
Mary Hamilton
Pruce
Donnybrook court hears case over chemist shop disturbance
In Bunbury Police Court a man charged with disorderly conduct at a chemist shop and a Salvation Army barracks case faced testimony from Constable Growien and Sergeant Major. The chemist was fined 25 with costs. in default, one month’s imprisonment. The Salvation Army disruption led to warnings and a possible harsher penalty if repeated.
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Donnybrook
Hare
John
Hidwies
Theegan
Defendant
Growien
Groen Liushes
Depos
Thst
Donny Beach
Ayell
Astablichivant
Cambridge University
Constulla Johnston
Datandant
Ejlint
Nick
Hir
Owwa
EL Se
Richardaan
Fon Charoy
Hawinge Bain
Salvation Avy
Loh
Bumbury Corps
Ts Salvation Army
Barewcks
Cory
Att Aman
Brown
Witrens
Dafendant
Smith
Ligon
Dafandant
Varanilah
Muni
Sid
Wright Brothers Airship Flight Spans 25 Miles in Gaede
London reports aerial navigation tests as two Wright brothers pilot an airship over Gaede U.S.A. spanning 25 miles partly against wind. Fatiaan's aeroplane executes several successful flights near Pariy, showcasing early aviation progress and regional trials.
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London
May
Wright
Gaede U.S.A
Fatiaan
Pariy
Destructive Fire Torches Atlanta Business District
A severe fire in Atlanta Georgia destroys six business blocks and two hotels causing damage around a quarter of a million sterling. The blaze disrupts commerce and prompts emergency responses as investigators assess the cause and assess losses.
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Tandon
America
Atlanta
Georgia
Arson in Berlin Baffles Police As Fires Multiply
Berlin police struggle to stop a string of arsons since February with 7,000 homes under watch. Investigators believe multiple incidents were set by unknown suspects and remain on high alert after two blazes.
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Berlin
Condemnation of Catholics supporting Unionists in Britain
London May II. The executive of the United Irish League of Great Britain issued a manifesto condemning Catholics who back Unionist candidates in the interests of Catholic schools, accusing them of abandoning the political cause.
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London
United Irish League of Great Britain
Condidates
Lrolan
Dundee Election Sparks Reform Backlash In Chronicle
The Daily Chronicle portrays the Dundes election as a blunt blow to reform efforts. Churchill Elaine voices strong support for trade liberalization and temperance as central goals, signaling a shift toward conservative policies.
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Daily Chronicle
Wriff
Churchill Elaine
Lasker chess record hailed after world tour
Lasker, famed world champion, completes a lengthy tour and claims an extraordinary record, reportedly winning 1,310 games with notable performance across the year. The report highlights his dominance during the Emglich vlexy tour and marks a milestone in his career.
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Binynus Lasker
Right Honorable Charles Kingston Obituary in Adelaide
Adelaide mourns Sir Charles Cameron Kingston born October 22 1800 a pivotal Australian statesman. As youngest son of Sir George Strickland Kingston he helped pass franchise expansion women’s suffrage and progressive land and income tax, later serving as Minister for Trade and Commerce in South Australia and contributing to federation efforts.
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Adalaide
Charles Cameron Kingston
Adalaids
Gantivman
Ap Kingston
Semel Way
Suvlice
Parliamant
Memier
Mttamney
Giaseral
Ie Waa
House of
West Adelaide
Ana Colummree
Ulshaakli
South Awabeala
Siste Bok
Achame
Flawan Alan
Adelaide
Sydney
Molbwirne
Commonwealth of Australia
Adelaids
Premiers Conference clashes over surplus revenue bill
Melbourne hosts the Premiers Conference where Sir Bent or Hawke flag concerns. Hawke blasts the proposed Surplus Revenue Bill as inequitable and unconstitutional, urging the Commonwealth to fund its own actions while Queensland, WA and SA resist. McMuers warns of inconsistencies if the bill passes without state support.
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Melbourne
Ite
A. Hawke
S.A
Commonwealth
Mc Muers
W.A
Mir Kirkpatrick Ewid
Rickards' Company at the Lyric in Bunbury
A Burbury Lyric bill features Mr Harry Higkarda led acts, cyclonic jugglers Martyn and Jarvis, The Whestarn trick riders, Sir Tom Lawson, Rochfort and Tract in singing duets with Misa Files Lyane. Biograph Blows and various artistes given strong recall as audience stays till closing night. Tonight the final Bunbury performance continues with two nights more at Collis.
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Harry Higkarda
Buntury
Mt Aight
Lyric Theatre
Baturéu Larciv
Martyn and
Jarvis
Jack Busse
Mise Maud Florence
Viviana
Tikowina
Lyria
Bunbury
Collis
District News Meeting Discusses Library and Infrastructure
The Wednesday district gathering of Partners Association reviewed a plan to establish a library funded by donations and subscriptions. Debate covered railway sleeper charges, land subdivision for agricultural use, and government subsidies to ease local transport and cemetery improvements, with unanimous support for relief measures.
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Ecclestome
A. Hurst
Fr. Murat
A. Payne
Commissioner of Railways
A. Black
A. Hurat
A. Paynn
Kaubsidy
Hurst
Bunbury Railways and Local Football Ground Redevelopment
Reader notes a flood of railway expense and management quirks in Bunbury with criticisms of fare practices and alleged overcharges. The piece highlights the reopening of Bunbury Oval for a football match and surveys the town’s public works, charitable fundraising, and local sporting figures amid English influence on municipal plans. It also recounts a local anecdote about Mat Wallis and a ladder incident involving a worker at the racecourse, illustrating community life and minor upheavals in Bunbury.
Electro Piste Wedding Progate Birthdayists
A wide assortment of electro plates and airwar ware including liquor stands entern dishes egg boilers hot water joys salad bowls cake dishes and many more items. The stock also features watches jewellery fancy goods stationery and tobacconist ware benefiting widows.
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A. Cok
Sroghan-stress
Buulury
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