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Newspaper
Geraldton Express
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Apr 12, 1907
Page
3
James Thompson, a Fremantle traveler, credits Williams Pink Pills for ending a severe digestion disorder and nerve weakness. He describes near collapse from the ailment, then reports regained appetite, energy, sleep, and improved health after using multiple boxes, praising the treatment and its vendors.
Grave fears for the Harriet Constante schooner from Witoma bound for Fremantle after leaving Fremantle on February 18. The crew included mate Andere Holm, brother-in-law to Captain Andersen, and other unknown men. The vessel was rebuilt after the last war and faced damage on the West Coast. A prior message claimed arrival at Coa snok, but referred to a different schooner.
The annual swimming and diving contests were held Wednesday, with several first place finishes. Notable results include Leanorst Haen-S, J. Smith, and Phlert Taiee in various events, plus Mills and Sheppard securing top spots in both individual and relay races. Five teams competed in the team race, led by Shennanl, V. Caran, W. Woulhowe, and BBreeze, while the Consolation Race saw wins for Wright, Nana, and Nelly.
The Easter meeting of the Yalgoo A C drew a moderate crowd in fine weather. Winners included Tachim in the Melville and Yalgoo Handicaps and Derelict in the Mangarrong event. Several races appeared one sided with few starters and unclear results due to garbled OCR.
A Victorian era testimonial claims Ronnington's Irish Moss relieves coughs and colds. The letter from St Andrews, Rochester, Victoria praises the remedy after trying cough mixtures previously without relief. It endorses Chamberlains Cough Remedy available from chemists and stores.
Fragmentary OCR text from a Geraldton page mentions oaths and a receipt of funds, lacking clear names, dates, or context to define an event or outcome. The readable words suggest a government or civic note but do not establish a concrete action, person, or place beyond generic references.
Geraldton cricket reports a lively match with Woota Cartas and GoraM, noting fielders and umpire antics, then shifts to municipal matters. Mr Haselden’s death is marked, roles of auctioneers discussed, and local civic debates on inspectors and council matters chronicled in a flowing, period-tinged tone.
A fragmented Western Australian clippings scene mentions Andrew Brand claiming a slaughter, a cricket score by Mw Liddelow, Bunbury deaths and clergy changes, Bunbury letters, Fremantle gossip, and Premier Moore with railway plans. It touches on Gallant editor J P Archibald, a visitor, the Kalgoorlie Hyp, and mentions Wolfe’s Schnapps as both beverage and remedy.
Correspondence from Geraldton dated April 11 notes goats roaming at large causing damage to lawns. Authors urge authorities to license and supervise goats to prevent further mischief, suggesting a goat keeper be appointed to manage and restrict access.
Owners of goods listed at Masonie Hall Auction Mart must take delivery by May 1, 1907 or arrange disposal. Unclaimed goods will be sold without reserve after that date. Nelly Naslden.
London Thursday reports from the Pall Mall Gazette on colonial premiers seeking status equal to the British Prime Minister Sir Henry Campbell-Bannerman and urging participation in the Colonial Conference. The piece notes loyalty to the mother country and calls for closer alliance within the empire while the British government contemplates a restrained approach.
A serious case involving General Barrios is described as a Guatemalan youth of 18 reportedly attacked him in Mexico City. The report notes Barrios was struck by a weapon and that his aide or aide-de-camp was arrested in connection with the incident.
In an yesterday divorce proceedings, Mra Violet Shine was granted a divorce from her husband, the well known actor Harry Shine. The petition cited adultery with an individual in Melbourne Victoria and was approved by the court.
A suggestion circulates in Germany advocating compulsory national service for all young women. The proposal envisions a year of training and service at military hospitals and naval facilities to support the armed forces.
The Marylebone cricket authorities agreed to send an English side to Athtenia in September contingent on a guarantee from the Australian Cricket Council. Yorkshire bowler Jackson, who starred against the real Australian Eleven, is mentioned as a possible captain for the proposed tour.
In Victoria Melbourne on a Thursday afternoon a fire broke out aboard a vessel near Cape Nelson. Hatches caught fire causing a large flare and smoke. After two attacks the blaze was extinguished and no injuries were reported.
Several sociologists including J W Fleming facedDistrict Court action for distributing socialist literature at Yarra Park on a Sunday. Defendants claimed they were not allowed to sell the literature but offered to hand over the books on suitable sheveney in the hat. They were fined small amounts.
Coroner considers possible accidental cause for fractures on infant Victoria Quinon. Police and doctors fail to determine how injuries occurred amid fading leads. Nearby Melbourne search for missing Grace Crichton, 15, linked to Kensington family. authorities seek clues as girl vanished after leaving home with clothes and ten pounds.
An exaklerman and detortinent unionist Patrick Devitt died today in Block 10 mine at Broken Hill when a rock fall caused a fatal accident. The incident occurred in Sydney, with reports noting the deceased’s union ties.
Local Perth reports that Mr T Ryan general secretary of the Amalgamated Sawmill Employers Union awaits a telegram from the Sydney Amalgamated Workers Union. Lumpers and other unions send cheques, including 262 and 5, with further levies and contributions. The Crown Law Department has been asked to decide whether the ongoing dispute is a lockout or strike, but no action is yet planned.
In the Supreme Court yesterday the action of Moore and Scroope against the Crown concluded with a jury verdict for the plaintiffs. Damages awarded amounted to £595 10s, following four hours of deliberation.
The Canadian House of Commons debated a motion to discontinue certain licenses for immigrants. Minister of the Interior Frank Tiver argued that halting these benefits would harm British immigrants, whom Canada prioritizes over others.
A hidden stash near Newcastle on Tyne yielded 21,000 Mauser cartridge rounds and pistol ammunition inside tins labeled paint and coal. Investigators report the find includes numerous small calibre rounds, with authorities continuing checks of related storage sites.
Ro T L Baker of New South Wales traveled to England to compete for the boxing championship after suffering enteric fever. He has recovered sufficiently to leave the hospital and plans to recruit his health in Ireland.
A garbled account describes a meeting between Sir Arthur Conan Doyle and a Boston cabman who instantly recognized him from the train. The scene includes remarks on Doyle’s appearance and hair, with reporters noting the encounter amid a chaotic street stop and a later journey.
Disorder spreads as protests threaten Ekaterinburg manufacturing. Large crowds clashed with authorities in Siberia after 5 000 workers were dismissed amid the closure of the Brianake ironworks. Troops patrol the site and numerous arrests reported.
The unreadable fragment mentions Mrs Tallywag Mather and Mr TallyWag with hints of a domestic dispute and warnings about a father. The text is incomplete and lacks clear events or dates for fuller summary.
A terse note discusses a March last year offer to repurchase part of the Oakshella Fatate estate. Government support for the purchase is indicated but details are unclear. A response received today outlines vows regarding freedom and pastoral arrangement, with no concrete terms.
Preliminary advertisement from the executors of the late A McKellar announces a public auction at Porrea Cham George's Terrace, March, of leasehold land and stock. The notice references 1,003 mixed cattle, property details, and describes advantages of the late Juses Aithen with fuller particulars to follow from Dalgety & Co Ltd Perth.
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