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Newspaper
Geraldton Express
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Dec 02, 1912
Page
3
London reports progress in peace negotiations between Turkey and Balkan states. A protocol for an armistice is expected to be signed soon, with discussions continuing at Chatuldja near Constantinople. The War of Five Nations context colors the dispatch as cables detail hopeful, cautiously optimistic diplomacy.
London reports discuss feasibility of Indian princes arming armored cruisers at an estimated cost around 18 000 000 to 24 750 000. Indian office lacks information and tax funding is doubtful. Berlin notes German interest in the proposal and says Germany would not abandon naval policy to oppose it.
The report from Tascon notes suffragette actions in the city as they protest oppression aiming to extend parliamentary franchise to women. Militants disrupted pillar boxes and attempted property damage but caused little lasting harm. Mrs. Pankhurst described agitation as necessary to win voting rights.
The writer disputes a protest ruling over the Fire Brigade football team’s qualifying match for the Geraldton Football Association. He notes a protest by the Railway against the brigade’s players and the association’s handling by the Protests and Disputes Board. He urges delegates to attend the next meeting to resolve the issue and prevent misrepresentation.
Telegrams report a sensational fire at a Melbourne studio on Sutton property Saturday. Fire started among film pictures and spread quickly injuring Levins the worker. Women were warned with? Men jumped from a window. The manager fractured his skull and remains in critical condition.
A medical student at the University, Jans Nextiy, the son of Dy Norrie of Killacra, died after a sailing mishap in the harbor. Five youths and three girls were aboard when a sudden squall overturned the boat. All could swim. Norrie was rescued unconscious and died before reaching shore.
Alarming statements arise from a Dec 1 report in Sydney about dairy cows at the Henevatent Asylum in Rookwood. A veterinary inspection found 61 cows condemned as tuberculous yet all condemned animals are in excellent condition with no outward signs of disease.
Melbourne reports anticipated influx of Alten thousand immigrants to be brought to the state by year end with preparations underway to welcome twenty thousand more next year.
In Melbourne on December 1 intense finals mood gripped Albert Park as 8,000 watched the Davis Cup. Brooks defeated Dixon and Parke overcame Heath in singles to give Britain a 3-2 victory over the hosts, reclaiming the trophy after a tense final.
The Navigation amendment moves from Senate to the House next week with the aim of royal assent. No expected changes in passenger carriage rules on mail and overseas steamers are foreseen. Western Australia could make representations to the same authorities on the subject.
Wellington reports the Federation Labour Council has officially ended the Waihi strike after twenty eight weeks of conflict. The Labor Federation has been practically driven out of town.
The Government Statistician Malcolm Fraser estimates the coming harvest will produce about 379,001 bushels of wheat, with an average yield of over twelve bushels per acre. The figures reflect preliminary projections for the season.
Perth December 4 The Workers Homes Act hearing provides a summary of applications under the act. The board chair Johnston states that total applications amount to 151 001 pounds with 5 00 pounds granted.
Perth dispatch notes the Premier will soon introduce a new loan bill to fund extensive works including railway construction, new public buildings, and the Metropolitan Tramway reorganisation. The loan is expected to amount to five million pounds to sustain government projects.
The court resumed with Mr John Crothers as the first witness in a land resumption case. Valuations ranged from £4 to £16 per foot for Marine Terrace and nearby blocks, with total estimates around £3,097 to £3,354. Witnesses cited market rises and future development, noting past sales and potential profits, as the examination adjourned to the next day.
Public opinion pressure reached officers of the Mining Employees Association after calls to compel union dues for political funds at the New Red White and Blue Consols and New Moon Mines. Non unionists resisted compulsory levies, amid broad sympathy for the cause expressed by Bendigo officials.
Fragmentary report discusses a proposed political levy within an association and its likely implications. The legibility issues prevent precise details on parties, dates, or exact actions. The piece hints at labor involvement and compulsory payments but the core facts remain obscured.
A successful plain and fancy dress ball raised funds for Christmas gifts for underprivileged children. The hall was crowded for dancing though the event ran smoothly with tickets sold, and many elegant costumes noted among attendees. Performers and helpers, including the MC and music organizers, were thanked for their support and lively entertainment.
A Christmas toy and fancy goods fair by E Snell opens offering a vast range of dolls, tricycles, rocking horses, steam toys, guitars, trinket boxes, writing cases and more. The display includes dolls’ wrags, enameled sets, piano toys, and numerous gift items priced from fractions of a pound to several shillings, with accessories for children and Ladies fittings.
An auction style notice offers nine blocks of ground for sale near Geratition Furniture. Prices to be set upon application. Potential buyers are invited to inquire for details and terms of purchase.
An agent for JAMEB BALL and CO offers to buy wheat for cash delivered to Northampton or nearby markets, signaling readiness to transact. The notice emphasizes immediate purchase, cash settlement, and local delivery terms for farmers and merchants.
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