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Newspaper
Geraldton Express
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Apr 24, 1907
Page
3
A long satirical column critiques public officials appointments and legal wisdom, praising a judge candidate while lamenting the waste of political patronage. It also blends stray anecdotes on charity, journalism, faith, and a bizarre digression about water divination and underground springs.
A 19th century health notice urges changing to autumn with a focus on belly health. It promotes Bile Beans as a remedy to strengthen the stomach and liver for winter, warning that autumn chills threaten health. The piece links liver congestion to cold exposure and advocates timely use of the remedy.
Thomas Ritchie pleaded not guilty to drunkenness on Muri Terrace and was fined three days in custody. Charley McCallum, first offense, received a caution. Dotm Pasken charged with severely assaulting Henry Grovester and refusing to name himself to a constable. offences noted as first offense with a caution. Wm Bone charged with insulting Harzuage to Me Gane. sentence led to a fine. Gane cited piracy and drunken behavior. memory of statements cited.
On March 14 Rar Singh faced charges with Kah Sing for unlawful actions on the premises of Mahomed Eida's. They joined against Mahneved fista wid Kulah Sing as co-defendants. Attorney Bou lay to prosecute, Wilson for the defense. Evidence shows Ruj Singh and Rijah Singh were drinking on Saturday morning March 1, and Tee Singh entered a back room through Mahomed Eida's in the afternoon where Kujah Singh was involved.
The report describes a dispute between Ruj Singh and Rajah over money and jealousy involving Mrs. Ruj Singh. Ruj Singh grabbed Rajah by the throat and struck him with a chair, breaking it, then bit him on the head and arm drawing blood. Mahomed Singh reports ongoing issues with Ruj Singh and his wife failing to visit his shop despite police complaints.
A premeditated attempt to assassinate Captain Fredk Hare, Commissioner of Police, occurred at Perth on Tuesday evening. Ex-Corporal Tyler fired at Hare, the bullet deflected by the officer’s shirt. Tyler struggled, the pistol exploded, and Hare escaped with minor injuries while being rushed to the railway station. Hare’s shirt was burned, steel fragments scarred, and Tyler was arrested. prior disciplinary actions and a rehearing were noted as part of the case.
Perth this morning. Fee Comranteler wren chapted et the police ert This morning with The aiienqtted a Mimlee of Commis.
London reports that Major Taylor the famous negro cyclist was yesterday refused admission to the Sydney Hotel in Paris amid objections raised by American descendants. Protest at Woolwich Arsenal saw 8000 men march to Westminster to urge retrenchment and support for Arsenal needs.
Fragmentary report describes injuries to several men amid turmoil at Toulon and Salonica. Landon notes major destruction at Toulon arsenal while Lomton cites brigand actions and a ransom demand involving Mr. Ate hott in Salonica.
Mary Goodall, aged about eighty, suffered a fractured hip after a man fell in front of her on stairs this morning. Her condition is described as critical.
Melbourne this morning amid reports that judgment has been entered against thirty two civil servants for overdue income tax A stay of execution has been granted to enable an appeal Ratlor drowned in the Yarra mcumarine This morning a sailor on the barge Thala was drowned in the Yarra yesterday The deceased was with three mates when he slipped and fell into the river The others struggled to rescue him but failed as the body drifted downstream
The announcer notes a well attended meeting with large fields and good racing. Catering was praised and profits from the event are expected after £102 in stakes are paid. The Seal football club held a meeting at the Dungarra Hotel to form a committee and appoint captains and officers for the season.
A damaged OCR fragment references a court scene involving Tyler and alleged grievances. It notes the polite remark that Tyler has given no trouble and is rational, and mentions concerns about press comments prejudicing the jury before his removal by express.
Residents complain of a severe water shortage as the sole supply relies on a few wells. A three month old promise to link the district to the Gobields scheme faces delay, prompting a meeting to address promised redress. Attorney General Keenan sends a letter urging urgency to all districts.
Porth this Morning James Tavenek one of the oldest residents of the Mateyim District died in The Toa hospital op Suimlay. Suicide is suspected it appears that he went to the lavatory and shortly afterwards a terrific explosion was heard Officials on presiding to investigate Toul Tayenek in a shattered condition One tool held a ming of dynamite and the other a fuse.
An appeal was heard in the Full Court this afternoon from Mefier and Manian challenging their Tower Mill robbery conviction. The challenge rests on alleged improper use of Markey's depositions and the statute under which the evidence was obtained, claimed not in force at the time.
Teesdale Smith consents to meet the Sawmillers Union executive in conference. Holwan, the only executive member in Peru, held an interview this afternoon with Mr Smith to arrange a basis for the settlement. Acting secretary reports funds arriving in May to aid the relief fund.
A large town hall meeting in Perth adopted resolutions expressing sympathy for workers harmed by the timber dispute and criticizing the Combine for wage reductions under an Arbitration Court award. A deputation was named to present the resolutions to the Premier and seek government action to enforce the law.
A correspondent recalls a London War Cry column from thirty years ago. He quotes a verse about a Belfart youth and notes the evolving nature of protest rhymes. The piece reflects on titled phrases and contrasts early warlike lines with later labels like To Zion from Belfnat.
The club and secretary report Aleteclive Gerakiton clubs intend to skip visits on several off Saturdays. Ineal Howhface, a leading figure in spotting movements, mobilizes effort with a hamtanmo donation. A grand variety entertainment is set for the 11th Brox as Football Club teams with railway promoters organize the event. Local talent rehearses eagerly.
In Porth a sensational attempt to assassinate Polis Conmmrvainner Mare is reported, tied to a grievance Tyler has held for years culminating in self harm and a police career dispute. Meanwhile society notes Mayo Patterson and Robert Norman Slow wed, others travel to Europe, and local figures discuss politics, loans, and rail rust. Cameraman Tay-Postle races, Westralian Worker editor Tom Bath, and Senator Newtham’s Northern Territory trip are noted alongside funding to workers and co-op efforts in Geraldton.
J A Toomam MCC traversed the Blue Mountains at Katoomba seeking renewed energy. He reported recovering from a lime congestion attack and plans to proceed toward Perth this week. Local news notes ex Labor Premier Awdy Dawson running a Melbourne confectionery shop amid political comment and public notices on photography display standards.
A severe blaze in Perth caused extensive damage to a factory or warehouse district. Fire brigades struggled for two hours to control the flames, destroying immense stock and buildings while only the walls remained standing. No precise names or locations are clearly legible in the report.
A major blaze erupted this afternoon in Perth damaging Daniel White's factory and adjacent properties. Fire brigades responded within minutes, battling a long structure fire as residents feared spread to nearby buildings. several injuries reported and extensive damage anticipated.
OCR text incomprehensible. readable fragments mention Geraldton and Omar, but no coherent event, date, or action. Unable to determine purpose or entities beyond two names.
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