This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!
This newspaper page contains 23 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.
Newspaper
Geraldton Express
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Apr 06, 1906
Page
3
An 1905 Chronicle summary lists gold output by country, noting the United States and Australia as leading producers. It cites totals in a rough comparison to other nations and mentions shifts in premier positions while describing global gold production distribution among major powers and regions.
A garbled legacy recipe page lists mashed potatoes and various ingredients. It mentions frying, walnuts, pineapple, sponge cakes, and milk with sugar. Scattered phrases reference Baker, dinner, and vendors but lack coherent instructions or a clear narrative.
An Irish court heard a dog and licensing dispute involving Evans and Geneve Davidson. Charges included keeping a dog without proper license and falsely hearing a dog, with costs and license fees discussed. The article notes a warm morning and forecasts rain by April, with local service attendance and a baptismal event mentioned.
The text describes a medical claim for a remedy named Chamberlain's Cough Monvely and contrasts its purported healing effects with mere soothing. It mentions a seller W. Pallowlirt at Marine Terrace and contains garbled phrasing and stylized product language.
A long OCR paragraph reports on various mining yields and parcels from several batteries across central Australia. It lists tonnages, locations, and returns per ton from mines such as Mack Range, Mackatharta, Marmont, Commodore, and Morning Star. It notes new finds near Mack Range and Revdy's, with scattered profits and investor interest across multiple claims and companies.
Over the past year the Government's share stood at 26000 pounds with no less than 2950 pounds spent on equipment and the water scheme, all financed from profits. The Carman diamond is nominally valued at 430 pounds but may be reduced after an early disposal. Diamond production has sold well with prices improving.
In Geraldton the WAA Society of Railway Employees faced internal dissensions over the Arbitration Court award and its application. General Secretary E H J Casson visited, chaired a large meeting, and an amicable settlement was reached. New branch officers were appointed to serve the unexpired term ending June 30.
Mr Casson voices strong dissatisfaction with the arbitration award. He cites violated industrial agreements and unpaid duties, claiming widespread breaches by the department. He warns of forthcoming reports to the general committees and pressure on employers to meet perceived rights.
A fragmentary 19th or early 20th century column portrays a church secretary accused of misusing funds, a physician’s improprieties, and a tangled web of gossip. The piece references ministers, politicians, and various named publications while hinting at moral concerns within elite circles. The prose dwells on scandal, personal conduct, and the social consequences for those involved.
Fund appeal invites further subscriptions for a testimonial honoring the mayor and health committees. Contributions may be paid at the offices of the paper or to any committee member, with details provided in the public notices.
The Watir Chigi Ramhaara is reported moving from the mountains toward Greytown with a small escort. Natal native police and volunteers, plus trackers, pursue rebel forces across the region as forces under Vanell and allied units clash near Krate’s Drill.
Fragmented English notes describe parliamentary factions, ministers, and chambers debating migration schemes, labor needs, and national population goals. References to ministers, chambers of commerce and labor discuss attracting workers, preventing native displacement, and funding schemes amid economic tension.
A fragment notes a glass artifact linked to Castlemaine with broker J. C. Bulchor listed as agent in what appears to be a sale or appraisal record. Potential details are incomplete, but the parties and item type are identifiable for archival tagging.
A garbled OCR passage mixes names and events from political and academic spheres. It mentions delays and inquiries, references to South Wales and Mediterranean topics, and various figures such as Leonard and Queen Alexandra, with unclear dates or outcomes due to the damaged text.
A garbled historical note references the New York Legislature and discussions on insurance regulations. The fragment mentions trespass, aviation, conduct, and ratio terms suggesting debate over insurance policy controls or rates, but the text is incomplete and unclear about concrete actions or outcomes.
Fragmentary report describes coded movements and a hidden weapon in Pentellee. It notes a prisoner facing a five-year term under a regional authority, with limited readable names and ambiguous offenses.
Fragmented OCR text references Prime Minister and ministerial policy in New South Wales. Mentions Dowkin and Tahar Pfte with unclear actions or attacks and a failed stall or attempted husting listed with dates. The readable content is heavily garbled.
In a testimony before the Federal Royal Commission on Oversea Shipping, Mrs George, Commissioner of Haylwars, alleges mistreatment by leaders in England. She accuses general managers of favoritism and mishandling, while noting inconsistencies in the Camimissine process and reference to SUP. Foxe Thomas.
Fragmentary text reports a Northand member named Lames Mele discussing a holt Stheme of Wungeatian. It mentions Crown lands and a £100 incentive, with vague references to wives and a galaunt estate. The source is garbled and hard to parse for concrete facts.
An unsigned 19th century advertisement touts Zantuk as a universal remedy for bruises burns boils cuts rashes and skin and throat ailments. It claims quick relief from aches and a long list of conditions while urging readers to buy through The Meralikenxpress weekly mailer.
Fragmentary text mentions Gregorys Warder and Syvpatiy Kor Qmenlan's mother among unclear references. References to Couleardie, Friday events, and a movement tied to Tuman Ca Thole Charch Marter Kinnealty suggest a local bureaucratic or ceremonial note with uncertain names and roles.
At Arulay on April 3 racing showcased entries from Galloway, Ryee Men, and Abedintion with notable placings in events led by Mira 19, Kinehott A, and Hasehnd 87. Track officials listed marks for Losers, Winners, and stakes including Newmarket findicap Marka, Ha Kingholt R10, and Wise titel TA Deenetd with Wolfe's Schnapps cited for vigor.
The Express invites letters from all district areas covering agriculture social events marriages deaths and public meetings including cricket matches. Names must be clear and correctly spelled. authors should provide name and address not for publication unless requested and guardians’ consent where applicable.
We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.
People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!
You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!
Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.
Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.
Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.