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Newspaper
Geraldton Express
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Aug 27, 1906
Page
3
A fragmented historical report details cheap foreign cloth and dubious medical claims. It cites alleged hoaxes linked to health tonics and cosmetic powders, warnings about unsafe products, and public fears surrounding consumer goods. The piece mentions doctors and authorities commenting on consumer protection and chronic health risks.
Genuine jewellery in various descriptions offered as wedding presents. Electro plate items and sterling silver pieces featured for couples seeking lasting keepsakes.
Fragmentary OCR describes social debates on alcoholism and temperance in Western Australia. It references Geraldton Jewellery Arcade, Marine Terrace, clergy such as Rev Taylor and Rev D. S. Smith, and discussions of police, court cases, and public morality. Contains biased, stream-of-consciousness prose.
A fragmented critique targets a broad print culture, praising fearless journalism while noting misprints and coarse language. It cites Thomas Walker and federation debates, rail freight woes, and Western Australian farming, rail transport, and wage concerns with references to hawkers, merchants, and colonial politics.
A letter complains of policing in larger towns and nuisance from colonial era vendors while endorsing strict measures against perceived crime. The writer attacks colored gentry’s supposed annoyances and notes police efforts at railway stations. The piece shifts to a Horatian notice praising Bonnington's Irish Moss as a quick remedy for colds and chest ailments.
A fragmented advertisement style verse from the era extols a peppermint cure as a healing remedy. It references Sumner Autuman Winter Spiring and the need to ease coughs and colds with a peppermint cure, praising a healing king.
A vintage advertisement touts Chamberlains Pain Balm as a cure for rheumatism neuralgia headaches and related pains. It claims immediate relief on first use and rapid disease cure with constant at hand application. Sold by J. Chapman Terrase Gereidtan and others.
London reports an inquiry into the Worcester election which elected Conservative MP G I Williamson. The inquiry found widespread bribery of working men with ballots, shells bombs and other attacks used in exchange for votes.
A bomb exploded during a reception for Prime Minister Stolypine in the apothecary rooms in the Nova building. The center of the hall was blown out, killing twenty three and injuring many, including Stolypine’s 15 year old daughter and his infant son. Several officials were present, and the premier narrowly escaped.
Reports from Russia describe multiple murders of pollen commissionaires and widespread thefts at railway stations banks and factories. Arrests near Riva and implications of militant activity are noted as authorities clamp down.
Two battalions stationed at Morneonha near Odessa show signs of unease as they decide whether to fire on revolutionaries. The men weigh their loyalty between suppression orders and potential revolt.
Reports from Taondon describe tremor like events in Chili over two days. In Valparaiso authorities shot 159 persons found looted property after the shocks, following last week’s events.
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The Paris Matin reports that ongoing contention over naval estimates fuels a dispute involving Brent Tritain Primes and Turkey. The fragment hints at broader Franco Algerian or Allied tensions influencing defense budgeting and international alliances.
Reported tensions between French and Turkish forces near the Saharan front. Turkish orders to Tripoli governor to monitor Turkish troops and the Djanet area amid rumors of incursions and treaty-era commitments. Reuters dispatches from Constantinople note strained indications of troop movements and possible occupations.
Fragment from 1840 report notes an ex-member of parliament set for release from gaol. Mentions the SCALP and a company promoter tied to alleged laundering of wealth. Court official Mr Nequith is referenced, with Eschequer official involvement implied.
The Cuban Revolution forces under Guerra move from Sinduan de Mate to Guane and Pinar del Rio, about twelve miles northeast. The troops number in the thousands, including veterans from the war against Spain. The Chican Government appeals to the United States for military aid and intervention.
Dispatches describe continued labor tensions between workers and employers in Spain. Reports indicate strikes and clashes amid wartime food shortages and political strain, with injuries and disruptions cited in several regions.
Articles describe Canadian presses criticizing Imperial Government over North American relations. Reports mention an emergency meeting of the Canadian cable concerns to address tensions with the United States and Great Britain. The Lieutenant Governor visits Fucham and warns of colonial ignorance about Canadian affairs.
A partial OCR style notice discusses government proposals in a UK parliament context. It mentions Protectionists and Laborites, ministries, and ministers facing duties, with references to cobalt, markets, and a vote or decision pending. The text is garbled and unclear but centers on political party positions and ministerial actions.
A garbled OCR item claims Jed predicts a major shift in the Commi Wealth, noting support in South Australia Queensland Tasmania and New South Wales. The piece hints at international betting activity and political implications across several regions.
Sir John Porress expects to return to Parliament in early November from a seat in Australia amid fears for his safety. Vale party leaders claim the security of the candidate and list Mr Pinhoot among their supporters in the Vale district.
Local report from Kalgoorlie notes a Murray street gambling den raided on Saturday night resulting in 27 arrests, including two for weeping and 25 for being in a common jailers house. A well known publican John Meir faces charges over false bank declarations linked to £12000 deposits. Detective Kavanagh's report on gold stealing is cited.
The monthly meeting in the mayor's parlor included members Mewes Parker Re Brathrad Could Saunders and secretary das. Actions approved paid tenders for fencing, road sinages, and widening works from Geraldton to ConneNrey with rates per chain and per link. Several tenders accepted for crossing improvements, clearing Euward road, and crate road extending from Katrina to feajeriie Stig, all under supervision. A special government grant and transfer of funds noted, with discussion on ward boundaries and district works, plus a vote to close the Whapmaar River facility as requested.
Upper Irwin Roads Board notes relate to Mt Erin to Katerina Siding route, private right of way by Mr Saunders Radagate, and J L Walker road concerns. Complaints from John Slavin about a fence blocking a track lead to notices. Ownership changes, sharing claims, and supervisor reports on dog and vehicle controls. Busier discussion on stone, gravel contracts, and clearing from East Chapman to Koy Fe.
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