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Newspaper
Geraldton Express
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Dec 03, 1906
Page
3
A long disputed telegram and alleged multilogues fuel debate over truth and influence in the local political scene. The piece defends the telegram as genuine and discusses impacts on voters and candidates, including Mr Carson, with reference to Labor and Ministerial actions and mining communities.
In good cricket weather on Saturday Geraldton defended 157 with strong bowling led by R Kidd four for 9. Wootacarra were all out for 102 after a 14 run first innings score, Teton top scoring with 43 before falling to Smith.
The State School annual concert drew a crowded Friday evening audience at the Masonic Hall. Performers showcased children in varied acts from dancing to recitations and a cantata Queen of the Seasons, with Laura Crean as Quern Rosie delivering a standout performance and the ensemble earning enthusiastic support.
Readers witness a lively performance led by Edna Stdgman and Daisy Glatys Cream. The boys in uniform contributed to the show while a small orchestra supported the chorus. The event closed smoothly at 10 90 p m as attendees filed into the street satisfied with the evening.
A municipal meeting with Mayor Armalone and town officials reviewed loan offers for the new town hall. Tenders from T Church, National Bank, Commercial Bank, and others were read, totaling 22 000 pounds. Cr J Trek moved to accept J F Burt’s £450 bid at 12 1/2 percent.
The Local Board refused Terence Giles hotel license citing no need for a licensed house. J Hi Jensen and others also had licenses refused. Billiard table licenses granted to Thompson Eaton Raynor Linsthorne Priddle. Licenses for eating, lodging, and tavern businesses issued to Wight Moore Prateus Barlow Clark Cantelo Amterson after required improvements.
Sporting notes report Victorian racing at Sandown Park on Saturday. The Cun nf 100 save f one mile race results list GRAFTONDELLE first with Alp and Blaster runner ups, Lady Doris placed further back.
Helena Vale Bicycle Club in Perth held its December meeting this afternoon in fine weather. A large crowd attended as several races produced close finishes and favorites fared modestly, with Hatteras and Reverie among notable winners. Wales suffers 11 point defeat to South Africa at Showground.
The Licensing Bench sat at the Police Court approving transfers renewals and new licenses for several hotels and premises. Licenses granted or renewed include Railway Morrison Fremasena Shamrock Queen’s Beatrice Adameant Tim and Mullewa Walkaway premises with conditions. Searches for improvements noted and police oversight requested.
London reports William Sonday was found guilty of manslaughter in the Nottingham Cashier murder case. Sonday was arrested last month for killing Albert Smith of Cook's Agency Nottingham. He was sentenced to 14 years penal servitude.
An oared racing four capsized on the River Varra during a Melbourne regatta Sunday. Mercantile Rowing Association captain Albert Ti Moot perished, while a sculler is missing. Authorities report a likely drowning as rescue efforts continue. Local mining accident notes and ballast reef depths are also mentioned in related dispatches from Ballarat.
A parliamentary party left Perth to inspect the Goming-Dowering way construction just completed. The delegation travels in the morning and returns this evening, assessing the new railway segment's features and readiness.
In Kalgoorlie in the Circuit Court Justice Booth reduced John Francis Murphy's sentence from ten years hard labor to seven years. The reduction followed an application made by the prisoner's counsel during the sitting of the Court.
A New South Wales report recounts a man identified as Graptin escaping custody at a Tunatic asylum. He fled through the city and threw himself under a tram at the Cooks River, dying instantly. Earlier reports mention Sviney and Greaves in related crises and a rally at Burgood where Greaves shot himself.
A sudden explosion aboard the Tardowie injured sailor James Tares and scattered debris as the vessel lingered near the engine area. The incident occurred just before dawn on Sunday, with reports detailing a violent blast and the discovery of Tares near the ship’s rail.
A sensational account describes a procedure where a patient undergoes facial transformation using injections and skin alteration to resemble white features. The narrative cites Dr. Hobinson and costs, noting limitations on achieving Caucasian likeness and suggesting repeated attempts over time with uncertain success.
A male observer confronts a intruder during a tense scene at a club breakfast. Words clash as Mr Bitzclarence accuses another guest of violating club rules and asks him to leave quietly. The confrontation centers on authority and decorum within the social gathering.
Reads like a garbled diary fragment with stray names and phrases about a fire at Johnsen house and vague plans. The text intermingles names and actions without coherent events, leaving a snapshot of confusion and scattered imagery rather than a clear report.
The article touts Chamberlain's Pain Balm as a quick remedy for rheumatism, claiming it relieves pain and enables rest and sleep. It mentions a user named Chap man from the Marine Terrace area and cites improved comfort and rest after application.
The Geraldton Morning Herald fixed an error after publishing a counterfeit telegram claim during the election. The paper released a correction detailing that the text printed as a genuine message to the Attorney General originated with Perth telegraph sources and not an official dispatch. Residents previously shown the telegram in the Geraldton Telegram addressed the Attorney General.
At Rochinr on Saturday night discussion focused on eviction of agilatters ram Crown lands in the Nor'-West. Mayor doniston of Boulter am and others supported a motion against action by the Minister for Mines.
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