Premier visit plans for Fremantle district events
Details outline a Thursday visit by the Premier with a banquet at Shamrock Hotel arranged by a committee comprising Municipal Connect, Chamber of Commerce, and VIP members. The gathering will showcase railway and wheat export plans, Chapman railway route choices, and district statistics, including Black Range and Mt Magnet outputs with notes on gold production and local business developments in Geraldton and Laverton.
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Black Rater
Chapman Railway
Reilrom
Geraktton
Chapman
Trvighta
Black Rance
Fremantle
Mt. Magnettis
Prinr
Geraldton Port Coal and Cargo Returns for Early Year
Shipping returns show January to March inflows at Geraldton with coal and general cargo. Inward and outward tons listed, noting an unrealized discharge of 850 tons on a coal cargo and a comparativet toll for the first three months this year versus last.
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Geraldton
The Lock Out in the Timber Trade
Fragmentary plea seeking subscriptions for wartime welfare of wives and children amid timber trade lockout. Letters reference fund raising to aid dependents and acknowledgment of contributors, with unclear totals and names.
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Ubeln
Ube
Cerasuror
Aljeet
Aml
The Baby-Farming Trial of Allen Mitchell
The trial of Allen Mitchell for the alleged murder of Fidel Rooth, a baby in her care, ends with a verdict of manslaughter and guilty negligence. Judge McMillan imposes five years hard labor and censures negligent administration of infant protection laws. Mitchell remanded for sentence as Mrs. Mitchell showed distress in court.
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Fidel Rooth
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Harker
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Cape
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Alice Miter
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Uwe
Derek
Justice McMillam
Seth
Tibet
Lin
Tin
Rome
Mitchen
Onal
Cricket match at Queen's Park ends in mixed innings
Report of a weekend cricket match at Queen's Park between Ceraliten and Wo o tacarra. Batters like Maley, Campbell, Barker, and Walter scored, with Stokes, Kidd, and Darling successful bowlers on varied runs. Final totals show a competitive day with several standout dismissals and a strong showing by Moulton.
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Thee
Marey
Stokes
Walter
Maley
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Miler
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Bateman
Pawar
Geralton
Kidd
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J Steves
Dunk
Ray
A. Kelly
Ednants Way
Vi Darling Iide
J. Kelly
I Stokes
F. Davis
Jenner
Hawline
P Tavis
Oeraldton
Flora Mac Wins at Perth Jumpers Flat Race
The April Perth meeting featured Minilya Boy winning the Jumpers Flat Race and Flora Mac taking the Midland Handicap in fine weather. V.B.C. April meeting in Melbourne also saw Vim win the April Handicap with strong fields and several notable nominations for Flying Handicap and Greenoog Handicap.
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Perth
Flora Mac
Miinilya Boy
L Donovan
Riuartian
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Flying Star
Lady Pio
Italy
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I Chancework
Stoesch
Midland
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Saltillo
Osi
Targeon
Rei Tily
Me’bourne
Ataer
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Vim
Aprit S Sandicar
Seach
Match at Recreation Ground ends with Mercantiles win by 21 runs
A charity cricket match at the Recreation Ground featured Root subscriptions aiding wives and team boys. Mercantiles won the toss and posted 71 in favorable conditions, Young Stokes and Scott being top scorers. In reply, the visitors held steady, with McGuiness and Gilmore among the bowlers, and Mercantiles dismissed for 50 with key efforts by Kidd and McCagh.
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Ployres Recreation Ground
Young
Stokes
Scott
Gilmore
A. Metalens
Criteh
Patience
Tate
J. Mefluiness
H Dryden Young
Sons
W. Stakes
Gilmore W. A. Scott
H McCagl
Geraldton News Roundup and Local Political Skirmishes
A chaotic Geraldton page reports on TOF Walter's criticism of Manual Tabor, local letters of disbelief, and civic reactions to clergy changes led by Rev A aiming and Bishop Kelly. It notes speeches by McLaren and Patter van All, and mentions Postmaster Gajé’s wedding plan. Supplied items cover railway route politics, land-owners thorny delays, and public meetings on the Upper Chapman line, plus assorted local incidents and personalities.
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Me. McLaren
Kelly
Patter van
Miss MacDonald Opens Luncheon Tea and Sipper Room
Miss MacDonald announces in her advertising column the opening of luncheon tea and sipper room in Jose's Buildings Marine Terrace. The venture will feature refreshments including ali eramm tea soda drinks pastry and confectionery with spacious handsome fittings and inviting appearance.
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Miss MacDonald
Oor
Columms
Jose
Marine Terrace
Fire at Sea Destroys Steamer Aparima
Fire sweeps the steamer Aparima on the high seas as it sails from Calcutta to Australia. The vessel receives heavy shock to its cargo and seeks port at Singapore Liphern where the cargo is being discharged. The Aparima, a steamship of about seven hundred tons, was built at Timharton by Denne Benz and is owned by the Trion Co.
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Lawton
Suntay
Calcuda
Australia
Singapore
Liphern
Ant
Timharton
Denne Benz
Iso
Trion 8.8. Co
Zrstand
Inter State Cycling Accident at Falls Bridge
A cyclist from Camperdown fell from a bridge while returning home in evening light. He toppled over the structure and sustained a broken neck, with authorities reporting a fatal or critically injured outcome. Names and precise details are unclear due to the damaged text.
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Amet Prarson
Camperdown
Adil
PIOSTO PARTY OVERTURNED AND VEHICLE TURNS OVER
A Melbourne morning report describes an excursion returning from Tavay when a carry-all pulled to a halt and overturned. Several occupants were injured, with reports of serious injuries and possible fatalities. Witnesses note the frightful scene as horses halted and the car scattered passengers in dire circumstances.
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Melbourne
Geetome
Taway
Narrow escape after tinny sinking and roof collapse
In New South Wales a tinny near Seeborough on Sunday collapsed a roof sending debris onto workers. Five men were buried and killed. Others suffered injuries including Michael Cavanagh Joseph Billington Alfred Thorder Artie Sethyte and Marty Garnet, who was struck by a falling beam.
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Sydney
Sinyday
Seeeborough
Satunday
Ferneath
Michael Cavanagh
Joreph Billington
Alfred Thorder
Amt
Artie Sethyteine
Marty Garnet
Missing Girl Found Amid Sydney Trainings
The police traced the missing girl from Darlinghurst to a friend’s home after she was enticed into a journey to Manila. The father recovered her and she planned to enter Australia’s Meatrial profession with an aim toward Sydney.
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Svdner
Eli
Iraen Crichtnn
Freses-steret
Mere
Sydney
Minney
Manila
Local Timber Money Relief Amid Lockout Report
Perth edition reports Secretary Ryan of the Saw Millers Employers Union says no new developments in the Limber dispute. Money is coming in fairly well, improving hopes that distress may ease each day for workers and families affected by the lockout.
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Perth
Ryan
Sawmillers’ Employers Union
Esplanade Sitooting Case and Lawlners Explosive Accidents
Perth reports yesterdays Fremantle Police Court fine of £50 on Sem for keeping a common gambling den. A disaster at Lawlers sees a miner explode injuring Varischetti, leg amputated after a fall incident on explosive. Alfred Langmid goes on trial for wounding Sarah Squires on the Esplanade in February. case continues.
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Perth
Fremantle
Fairbairn
Charset
Sons of Gwatia
Varischetti
Reintevalent
Shalterine Varichettim Rieht Inc
Teonora
Font Necessy
Fim
Alfred Langmin
Alfred Langmid
Central Criminal Court
Sarah Squires
Esplanade
Ministers on Tour in Australia Reach Requests on Railways
The Premier and Colonial Secretary met deputations asking for railway links to Leonora and other lines. The Premier pledged consideration while stressing the importance of the Hark Range line. A Sydney conference question arose on attendance as the State expected Ministerial representation. The party arrived at Nunaera and Moore faced questions about Brisbane conference attendance.
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Peesh
Mr N. Meare
Avwlets
Alumiay
Leonora
Fronara
Kalegarlie
Lineria
Mt. Magnet
Nunaera
Yerenday Svenine
A Complimentary Banquet Announcement
A municipal banquet will be tendered by the Gere alaton Municipal Council and the Victoria Development Laagur at the fyanvrimle Hotel on Thursday April 18 at 8 pm. Tickets 100d. Reserve by presenting from the Recrption Gunmitter RB G Armstrong A A Mountain RG Rolly Abbott EH Brode and the undersigned.
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Gerealaton
Victoria Development Laagur
Coloniel
A.abbott
EH. Brode
Jose's Buildings Confectionary and Drinks Hub
An early notice markets Ut Wha and LUNCILEON at Jose's Buildings offering tea and suppers in Marine Tse-mne. The core attraction is a confectionery and factory of Austs with suet drinks.
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Jose
Unclear Report on United States Road Projects
An unclear note reports an aggregate of about twenty two miles of construction in the United States. It estimates the current year total to reach about six thousand miles, though the summary lacks precise details and context.
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Putin
United States of America
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