International Grigket Sweeps South Africa in Hampshire
South Africa beat Hampshire in a delayed Bourne-mouth match with strong hitting. The Beeres posted a six wicket total as South Africans showcased good scoring under cloudy conditions.
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Newspaper
Bunbury Herald
Location
Bunbury, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Sep 05, 1912
Page
1
Railway Disaster in Italy Kills Three in Rome Collision
An express train and a goods train collided near Ference today causing three passenger deaths and twelve injuries. The accident occurred in Rome on September 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Italy
Rome
Ference
American Cloud Burst Causes Floods and Drowning
Telegrams from Pittsburgh report a great cloud burst across Pennsylvania drowning many people and leaving others missing. Towns flooded, houses swept away, rail traffic halted, Cannongburg submerged, and 400 miners at the Pittsburgh and Buffalo mines narrowly escaped flooding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Pennylvania
Cannongburg
Pitteburg
Buffalo
Prison Revolt Suppressed Without Bloodshed
A telegram from Jackson reports a prison revolt where inmates overpowered guards and set a fire. The Governor called the Fire Department and the militia, who surrounded the prisoners and recaptured them after a fierce fight. No blood was shed as the prisoners were not armed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson
Turkish Atrocities Prompt Rebuild Plan in Constantinople
Sept 3 report states the Porte will reconstruct houses razed by Turkish troops after atrocities at Atberant. Christians may retain their army until ordered by the government to hand over weapons to the Albanians, who are also under government instruction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Constantinople
Atberant
Porte
American Lady Found Dead in Seattle
Mrs. Mary Cotter mother of the well known sculptor was found dead in Seattle. Report says her son recently engaged in occult sciences but abandoned them for Chinese and Oriental mysteries to seek higher spiritual insight aiding his art.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Cotter
Cotter
Seattle
Panama Canal and British Demands Raised
Washington reports President Taft will likely delay ruling on arbitration of British demands tied to the Panama Canal Bill until Secretary Knox returns. Taft's friends warn a refusal to arbitrate could create a delicate situation, though the U S may resist arbitration when all nations oppose its interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taft
Knox
America
United States
European criticisms shift American view on Panama Canal
New York correspondent of the Standard reports European criticisms of the Panama Canal Bill are widening doubts among Americans about their rights to lecture others while disregarding treaties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Standard
Lady Aeroplanist Falls 600 Feet During Flight
Mademoiselle Dutrieu crashed into Lake Lucanne after a sudden motor stoppage. She was rescued unharmed and survived the plunge following the fall from the aeroplane over the lake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mademoiselle Dutrieu
Lake Lucanne
Brutal Murder in Quarry Street Worker's Home
A laborer named James Patrick King killed his wife in Quarry Street after a noon return home intoxicated. He knocked her down and kicked her until she lost consciousness. Neighbors alerted police. the injured woman died in hospital. King was arrested on a murder charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quarry Street
James Patrick King
King
Lilyveil Wins Boulder Cup at Two Miles Race
In Boulder last night the Boulder Race Club held a second day meeting with fine weather and a large attendance. Lilyveil won the Boulder Cup by two lengths and a half from Camballo with Carnamah third, betting 5 to 2 on Lilyveil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boulder Race Club
Regalta
Harpeshoe
Drusilla
Glorify
Gadinstion
Lilyveil
Camballo
Carnamah
Hotel Manager Found Dead in Bed Under Circumstances
Mr H L Lenson, manager of Mr Harrison's Criterion Hotel, was found dead in his bed in his pyjamas with a revolver on his stomach. Last seen alive at 11 20 last night. About 40, known to be in financial distress. Wife and two children are abroad returning from a holiday. Circumstances point to death by his own action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. L. Lenson
Harrison
Criterion Hotel
Mr. Lenson
Mystery Shooting on Globe Point Car Stuns Town
Police investigate a nighttime shooting on a crowded Globe Point streetcar. Dr. Duffrey was struck in the leg by a revolver bullet. the assailant remains undiscovered, and the motive is a mystery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duffrey
Globe Pt
Mail Boat Delayed In Fremantle Harbor
The R M S Ofwova anchored at Victoria Quay Fremantle mid day after a 28 hour delay in English mails. Weather improved allowing the mail to proceed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fremantle
R.M.S. Ofwova
Victoria Quay
Baby Bonus Debate Faces Prime Minister Fisher
A council of churches deputation urged rejection of the £5 maternity allowance. Prime Minister Fisher replied unfavorably but said he would press ahead with the proposal despite unpopularity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Council of the Churches
Mr. Fisher
Fisher
Produce Market at Perth Rail Sales
Nine trucks of chaff and one of wheat were offered at the railway sales this morning. The top price for chaff was £3 5s, with an offer of £4 25 6d refused in one case. Wheat sold at 4a 6d.
Cadet band plan prompts instrument loan debate at Bunbury council
Bunbury council weighs a request from Lieut O Donnell of the Commonwealth Military Forces to loan idle instruments to a proposed cadet band. A committee including the Mayor and four doctors is formed to study the issue while noting existing schools and defunct bands. A closing quip about a boy and his mother ends the report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bunbury
Lieut
O'Donnell
Commonwealth Military Forces
Ford
Baldock
Clarke
Dermer
Hea
Wink the Racehorse Inspires Cautious Hope and Debate
A sharp debate swirls over the racehorse Wink, praised for looks and potential while critics warn of overhype. Analysts emphasize character and reputation, urging speakers to focus on honesty and prudent judgment in horse racing discussions.
Bunbury Council Considers Stirling Estate Golf Links Plan
A deputation urged purchasing over 200 acres of Stirling estate near Punch Bowls for golf links. The council debated option terms of six weeks, potential government purchase, and the need for ratepayers input before deciding on funding and development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bunbury
Stirling
Queens Gardens
Dooda
Clarke
Williams
Ford
Dr. North
Preston
Dr. Williams
Hear
Footwear Economy Promises Low Prices and Quality
The ad touts low prom prices for men's and children's footwear with repairs from best material. It highlights trade prices for sole leather at 1s 4d and offers boots and shoes to order including hand-sewn and wood-peg methods. Location Bunbury street stock on hand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Proms
Perth
Bunbury
Tel
Also Mentioned on This Page
International Grigket
South Africa
Hampshire
London
Bournemouth
Beeres
Australia
Surrey
Middlesex
Taylor
McDonnel Bricker
McDonnell
Nourse
Tancred
St. Stow
McDonnell Faulkner
Mead . White
McDonnell Ae Wee Peglar
Kennedy Ward
Sundries
Panama Canal
Washington
Lady Aeroplanist
Berne
Sydney
Boulder
Jupiter
Bunderrie
Gaylad
Moaque
Lake View Handicap
James
Parth
Melbourne
Bunbury Recreation Reserves
Council
Hales
Ld Dike
Hom
Ohe
Wavell
Wesley Church
Dodds
Opie
Ocean Drive
Golf Links
Hyde Park
Land Board
Ton
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