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Newspaper
Geraldton Express
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Dec 05, 1913
Page
3
The Geraldton Amstear Rowing Club plans opening events including a Club Four race this Saturday. The Geraldton council authorised purchase of a £217 6d clock from Gibson Co for the mayor’s wall, a humorous note on time and debate at the council table.
Cablegrams report thousands homeless in New York as harrowing scenes unfold across a broad zone. Scores of people seek refuge on roofs and amid trees as the city battles the crisis, with scattered aid efforts underway across affected neighborhoods.
Telegrams report a sea-military funeral held yesterday for Thelabo Mr. Toserts, a representative figure in the Touré of Representatives. Names linked to possible successors include Mr. Computleer, member for Dorrens in the Legislative Assembly, and af tr. Water, secretary of the Cit Labour Party, with prospects of Roberta mentioned as unlikely.
The report records end of play scores in a Falkiner versus Cmiay billiards match. Falkiner leads with a strong showing, tallying majorities in the final results.
A local auction at Séwumeket igrdagr realized 20,040 guinega for several entries. Bids included 8,100 guinean for the Mayario Cheshire Cat colt as part of the overall record sale.
The article outlines Western Australia s wheat outlook with official forecasts and private estimates. It cites area under crop and potential yields, noting expectations of a higher average than last year and possible long term gains from improved farming methods and land development. Professor Lowry and Mr Sutton are referenced regarding production targets and farming efficiencies.
Sydney reports a decision at the Trade Union Conference about waterside trouble. The conference insists cargo from New Zealand be handed to certain wharfs, and says the Steamship Company's vessels trading to the Islands and Tasmania may face refusals. Mr W M Tughut expresses confidence the work will proceed tomorrow despite union interests pushing for a stricter line.
Berlin December 4 The Teichstag heard the Chancellor say Lieutenant von Foerster in Zabem Alsace Lorraine was punished for using the insult Wackes regarding the French Foreign Legion. The Army was forbidden to use the nickname toward Aleiutians but not to overreact. After desertions and hooting crowds, the Chancellor stressed equal insistence on state authority and lawful respect.
December 4 Perth reports strict discipline by amalgamated Society of Railway Employes officials who mandated a deputation to the Commissioner for Railways. The conference with the portion lasted five and a half hours with thorough discussion of all disputed points. Labor circles are optimistic that the outlook is satisfactory and the issues may be resolved without serious difficulty.
Meagre reports from Kojonup District describe a fatal shooting of Heine J. N. Moulin, once a leading figure at Moulin and Co, shipping agents in Port and Fremantle. The victim, a well known Perth restaurant figure, is identified as Moulin. Police investigations are pending.
Personal Mr and Mrs HL Thompson of the Railway Hotel Yatgoo plan a long holiday in the Eastern States after Mr Thompson spent about twenty years on the goldfields and fourteen of his bosses. The change is hoped to benefit Mrs Thompson who is presently not in good health.
An 1880s style testimonial from Mrs Gray of Kelraville Wollongong asserts cure of rheumatism by Dr Williams Pink Pills. She describes severe pain, swelling, and inability to walk without furniture support, claiming relief after using the pills, and notes a general recovery with the second box. The ad promotes Williams' Pills for rheumatic conditions and nervous complaints with price and distributor details.
Benjamin Mare, journalist, sued John Norton of Truth for £6.0M alleging defamation. Jury found in favor of Mare on all questions, awarding £750 damages. Judgment for plaintiff entered with costs, but proceedings delayed for 15 days. Appeal contemplated.
The Government Statistician notes the state's population increased by 878 persons in November. Current totals show 161,143 males and 129,968 females. Arrivals by sea reached 3,014 with departures at 2,610. births 20,111 and deaths 263 were recorded.
Morning workout report from Ascot describes Cup candidates Saturate Dakal and others in light sprints and gallops. Mentions horses Full Sait Artesian Leli Veil Lask and Keer Veer with mixed results. several runners pulled up or were recorded sound.
Perth December 5 betting quotes list odds for horses in the Perth Cup and related races. Prices feature Ligvelt Coratep Pitharya Swagger Sparkle Chae Snerotaey Lucky Ragear Florahat Rocktant Maorin Tad and other contenders with varied odds including 40 to 1 and 1 to 1.
The Mercanih Clain tieyrwasivh faces Comawrtal Uy in a Quermrs ark Vemut teemt clash at Qujam's Park with Bonald W. stokes Evensen Mills and Me Vonalt among listed players. Other squads include The Conmmnreigls at Mereantitey and HailWways at Geraldton with names such as Warren Mostrowokith Rubin Rar Giseon and Stea'nvan.
Reports from Holden's Find indicate a faster rate of ore development. Observers note potential gains in efficiency and quality, though additional data is needed to justify further investment.
In Northampton near Suony Corner a new mine prospect shows extensive veins of galena and silver. drills report 15 percent galena and promising pay zones while exploration continues north-west of the township. Officials and investors note the discovery’s potential as prospection advances with a deep drill depth and ongoing ore grading.
The article advises that good digestion supports wealth and health, warning against fermentation and stomach upset. It recommends remedies like half a teaspoon of arsenic and magnesia, hot or cold water for dissolving, and notes that improper digestion causes discomfort and worms.
Local reports allege a large scale TyMering program using a vaccine allegedly deployed by German military authorities and others. Officials warn of mortality concerns while noting ongoing testing and political pushback amid public confusion.
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