Extensive Australian town notices and incidents in brief
A noisy Australian news in brief lists council resignations and health issues, coal mine progress near Drecough River, racing and court cases, a fatality at Golden Home Show, ship delays, labour rates, fraud and bankruptcy, and colonial affairs with attention to New South Wales, Adelaide, and Surrey connections.
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Geraldton
Tor
Lim
Tee Doll
Erwto
Drecough Rive
Skale
Local Football Affiliation Plans and Match at Bunbury
A summary of efforts to form a southern football association including Wallsnglis Donnybrch Preston Balinwap and Kienpp. A Bunbury–Ki app match 6 8 vs 4 7 excited fans. Maldon Dean and Roife Dow highlighted. Banbury meeting notes include resignations and debates over league qualification removals and gate charges.
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Borer
Weat
Wallsnglis
Donnybrrch
Preston
Balinwap
Kienpp
Donnyhrwk
Kieapp
Scoras
Naera Ware i Maldon
J. Dean
Gebnese
Imall Pasta
Rolfe He Dow
Broady
Banbury
Prinos Hotel
Mossie du Hanks
Spencer
Steers
Vandlay
Kennady
Sorarkipeney
J. Willams
Baindss
EH. Zollner
Penaldeut
Wxanentiun
League
Stadin
Nagatrra
Bunbury
Clune
Anne
Cully
Irty
Jacob Fabricius
Famnas
Carmane
Aatakaspr Iostructons
Iaeus Po
Thie
Xuran
Jere
Steere
Wr Spencer
Yardley
Yassire
Indiana Farm Massacre Terror Grips Public as Suspect Confesses
London reports intensified public outrage after Lamphi re arrested on suspicion of involvement in the La Porte Indiana murders. He confessed to catching Mere Guinnew burying a dismembered body. other locals who vanished include a Norwegian named Andrew Hild and two men who withdrew large sums from local banks.
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London
Lamphiere
Guiness
la Porte
Lindbock
Egman
Usage
Chinese Seamen Fears Rise as Chinese Hunted in East End
In a House of Commons reply Winston Churchill says the annual rise of Chinese seamen shipped to UK ports is a serious matter under study. The debate sparked indignation with Brit sailors attacking Chinese workers to block them from British ships in parts of the East End of London.
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London
House of Commons
Winston Churchill
Board of Trade
United Kingdom
Tt In
Hart End
Wright Brothers Aeroplane Disaster Follows Progress
London reports the Wright brothers paragliding craft achieved a seven mile circular flight in 6 minutes 40 seconds before a lever error caused a sudden descent and wreck. Mr Wright unhurt. The air tests were conducted under strict secrecy.
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London
Daily Telegraph
Wright Brothers
North Carolin
Wiltur Wright
Wright
Dimzulu Trial Sequel Court Sees Libel Award
The Natal Witnes published letters by Jellico accusing Mr Carter the Minister for Justice of delaying a telegram to block Jellicoe’s admission to the Natal bar. The libel ruling awards £500 against witnes.
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London
Natal
Carter
Jellique
Jellicoe
Dinizula
Cattle Drivers Arrested in Ballina Protest
One hundred twenty cattle drivers were arrested at Ballina during a cattle driving disruption near Ballina. The incident occurred in Ireland as authorities moved to clear the blockade affecting cattle transport between farms and markets.
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Ireland
London
Ballinaslow
Tornado Decimates Western Louistans Oil Region
A severe tornado devastates the Western Louistans oil region, killing about 100 people and injuring about 700 while leaving widespread destruction and disruption in its path.
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London
Louistans
Saven
English Bar Plans Banquet for New Prime Minister Asquith
The English Bar will banquet Mr Asquith, praising him as the first lawyer to lead the Government since Spencer Perceval. The event marks recognition of his legal background and ascent to the premiership.
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London
Asquith
Spencer Percival
Vagrancy case drags Bunbury court into May session
At Bunbury Police Court on Thursday May 14 before Justices Forster Johnston and Rawaay Gregory Prindivius alias Thomas Jones faced vagrancy charges. He was found idle and disorderly with no visible means of support and sentenced to one month in jail. Another man James Carmody pleaded guilty to drunkenness and received one week imprisonment.
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Gregory Prindivius
Thomas Jonoee
Mwann
Withers
Wallington Huta
Hincamp
Mill Print
Fijensile
Andes
Wil
Morusud
Bunbury
Bach
Dermody
James Carmondy
Bas
Lyons
Evang
Iris Uinderstbod
A. D. ‘Temple
Tully Simp
South Bunbury
Teddy
Opening of Anglo French Exhibition by Prince of Wales
The Prince of Wales formally opened the Franco British Exhibition before about 130 000 attendees. Officials reported incomplete preparations and many exhibits not fully ready, marred by rain and unreadiness.
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the Prince OF Wales
London
Princs
Wales
Legislative Council Elections and Central Province Recount Demanded
Reported results show Messers Connolly Jenkins Moss and Kirwan elected with Wilding's return assured. Central Province election tied. recount demanded after Geraldton and Strawberry returns create uncertainty. A Sydney telegram says poll outcome not to be declared until ten o'clock tomorrow.
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O' Bren
Carson
Me Carson
Garaldton
Atatan
Geraldton
A.D. Jankine
Malloy
French British Exhibition urged to open Sundays
Professor Guygot Lves, a noted French scholar, argues to the London Timer that the French British Exhibition must stay open on Sundays or thousands of French visitors will be barred. English Sabbatarians oppose the proposal.
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Guygot Lves
London
The Indian Frontier Trouble
The Ameer of Afghanistan vows harsh penalties for anyone preaching holy war and warns he will punish those who flee to join rebels on the Tadisa Afghan border against the British forces.
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Ameer
Afghanistan
Cabal
The Adelaide Cup Night Summary
The Adelaide Cup last night featured King Wallwovatrent winning in Adelaide with 41,700 thirds. M Doncellas was noted at a hospital for naau. Mallar P10 and 2880 figures appeared in the brief dispatch.
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Adalaide
King Wallwovatrent
Doncellas
Naau
Mallar
Funeral of William Preston and mine tragedy notes
The funeral for William Preston killed at the Cardiff mine on Tuesday followed by a large gathering at the graveside. A special train carried mourners to West Colk cemetery for the interment. an inquest was adjourned to Monday the 19th.
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William Preston
Cardiff
Tusadag
Res Stansfield
Collis
West Colk
Pomains
William Proalin
William Proalin Was Opmand and Adjotrand
A. 3
Gow Tewplate
Mechanics’ Tratibute
New Zealand
Callie Post
Iawt
Oronies
Empire Schools Competition Sees Two New NSW Winners
Dorothy Wiles of the Model School Spivey wins Lord Meath's cup and prize for a secondary day school essay. A separate prize for Arab schools has been awarded to Arab schools head Newtown New South Wales.
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Merton
Hate
Ayn Fiert
Tarbeck
Britain
London
Dorothy Wiles
Spivey
Lord Meath
Jrown
Newtown
New Sth
Anti English Prelate Reference Sparks House Debate
In parliament today Hon W G Wilks cited a cable from Archbishop Logue of Armagh warning that Australia risks rebellion against Britain. He questioned enduring ties with Great Britain as the Prime Minister refrained from comment and planned to send a telegram to England clarifying the prelate’s remarks. Merry Leacon asked if Logan’s remarks reflected a federal bid to dictate Imperial Government on Ireland.
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Atelbourng
W. G. Wilks
House of Representatives
Caport
Archbishop Logue
Armagh
Iceland
Australia
Auatralia
Great Britain
Ho Stalley
Lrobishop
Logan
Affray Between Spanish and French In Casablanca
A drunken affray occurred in Casablanca between Spanish service rifle sharps and the French Zonaver. Several shots were fired. Two soldiers were killed, and a Spanish corporal who intervened was also killed.
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London
Casablanca
Alleged Assault Hearing Details At Gordon's Hotel
Friday session before Mr W L Owen remanded 17 year old kitchen boy facing charges for striking Joe Sing with a stone and kettle during a dispute over water. Complainants describe threats and a chase with a knife. defendant bound over for good behavior for three months. Also notes the Goodwood Handicap Australasian record and a vehicle accident injuring Miss Koight with minor injuries.
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Win Wedd
Joe Sing
Gurden’s
Dafundant
Seid Yen Wray
Bose
Kitahwa
Daffadant
Tida
Me Robin
Alternacde
Bio
Jaline Robin
Gordon's Oval
Wituwen
Defendant
Wedd
Witnew
Kitchen Bay
Gordon's Hotel
Br Kobi
Wit
Hieo
Owen
Surcharge Dispute Over Municipal Finances Reaches Court
The Callie Municipal Council faced a surcharge dispute over a three per cent overdraft during its 1907 1908 financial year. Auditors claimed improper overspending and sought proportional repayments from council members, with some paying and others contesting in a case brought before the Collis court. The hearing adjourned for a decision.
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Inet
Callie Municipal Council
Linait
T Wa
Tosal
Collis Court
J. L. Walker
Stanley, Sonep
Walker
Connail
W. ¥. Ogden
Plantiff Council
M Mbeta
Balunoa
Wuel
Ogden Aaket
Auditora
Suaith Ware
Tia
Gtmell
Chay
Basil Sponge Greer
Amd
Tames
Willian Partridge
Hogether
Novaimber
Tims
Ogden
Recreation Renarva
Yada
Directors decide on plant order for Bunbury Butter Factory
The Bunbury Butter Factory directors meet to finalize the plant order. Tenders from Hercules of Sydney and others are considered with six weeks to install if awarded. A manager is to be chosen from among 24 candidates, including locals and interstate applicants, as the building nears completion.
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Thaabora
Thueday
Hercules
Josephson
Sydney
Ap Alexander
Hercules Co
Vigilance Meeting Tackles Preston Railway Issues
Brommitown reports a Vigilance Association gathering chaired by Dr Elliott. The group discussed railway facilities for timber traffic and freight, railway crossing safety near Bentleys, and urged the Commissioner of Hallway to act. Western Australian Bank building project and local weather prospects noted as town improvements.
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Vigilance Association
Waa
Hureday
Dr Elliott
Starsumble
War Plus
Preston
South Honbury
South Banbury
Banbury
Picton
Bill Wimbridge
Boyanup
Dinham
J. Stanley Packo
Remarkable Mixed Chronicle From South West Notes
A sprawling, fragmentary report covers science, politics, crime, and society in a South West district. It mentions Eli pursuing bacteriology with Professor Bottomley, a theft at Hunbury, pre election tensions among temperance advocates, and a dramatic garden burglary linked to Foster’s farm.
Doan’s Ointment Promises Quick Skin Relief
A reader testimonial from Mrs W. Whit of Banbury praises Doan’s Ointment for curing persistent skin irritation after four months of suffering. She reports full relief and recommends the product, citing prior use years ago and claiming it cures piles and other skin conditions. The notice includes a sales line for Doan’s Ointment at stores and price details.
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Pilon
Dean
Hare
W. Whit
Whitescend
Banbury
Anxiouic
Big Sister
Sud
Cure
Phare
Amd
Thare
Sam
Tr Minta
Doas
Pestornus Clallam Co
Unclear fragment hints at tobacco and products
A garbled OCR fragment mentions cigars tobacco and related items with uncertain context. The readable terms include tobacco and cigarettes, suggesting a shop or directory note but no coherent event or names.
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Kalgooriin
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Boulder
J. Recan
Gaming & Ion Tilt
W. Carter
Smithfeld
Thy
WS Wales Arbitration Court
Tuseday
Larwood
Nsw
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Tustin
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Wedusutay
Lin Hai
Perth
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Leeuwin
Easter
Ensud
Jotaume Sheehan
Houkler Court
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Gonnalla
Una
Jose Bie
Leopold Ackland
Britannia
Zealand
Standard
Daily Journal
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Alas Marshall
Surrey
Derbyshire
Beck
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England
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Mount of Es
William Costello
Thedhany Town Band
Tony
Sporting
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Beth
Federals
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Grant
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ALF
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Wellington
H.W. Cuplentone
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Dimzulu
Bunbury Police Court
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W C. Rawaay, Jre
Legislative Council
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Central Province
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the Commonwealth
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Collie Municipal
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Kingeton
Wedeinaday
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