Wreck of the Zulieka
The article reports a maritime disaster titled Wreck of the Zulieka. It notes a fatal incident linked to the Glenbrook area and lists notes by Teteora Pu.
01 May 1897
Page 1
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Newspaper
Norseman Pioneer
Location
Norseman, Western Australia, Australia
Date
May 01, 1897
Page
1
The article reports a maritime disaster titled Wreck of the Zulieka. It notes a fatal incident linked to the Glenbrook area and lists notes by Teteora Pu.
The Zulieka wreck near Palliser Bay in heavy seas claimed twelve lives including H. Graham first mate and G. Pettet steward. Nine crew survived led by Captain Bremer as the ship broke up at Palliser Bay four miles from the lighthouse. Coffins lowered from a government steamer with a clergyman present.
A report describes an outrage near Alien Epria ACSA where a stock-owner Charl of old Bleu Helen's Station was killed. The perpetrators, described as Blacks, were pursued and captured after a long chase covering about 700 miles.
Reports from New Guinea state warn that fever is raging around Woidlark talent where numerous diggers are stricken by the disease amid harsh colonial conditions and ongoing exploration efforts.
Telegrams report two smallpox cases on the Polynesian French mail boat upon arrival at Albany with five passengers for Albany. two proceed to Adelaide while a lady and two children go into quarantine.
Fragmentary OCR text from a 19th century style notice mentions a trial commitment, a named jury in a Bay area, and references to individuals Richardy and Josph Molo with garbled details of a shooting or death. The segment is incomplete and lacks coherent context or dates.
Fragmentary OCR text from Queensland reports a Monday event at Ondaibs in Queena involving a named Montorf. The damaged passage mentions severe injuries and a gardener, but details are unreadable and multiple words are garbled.
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