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Newspaper
Geraldton Express
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Dec 27, 1912
Page
3
In London on December 26 the chairman of the Parliamentary Labour Party cited a demand made by Mr. Keir for an arrangement or action by neighbouring workers. The report notes the request and its political context within party discussions.
The King in suffering could not attend the Christmas Day church services at Sandringham, nor the dinner given by Aturon Mevandya. The report notes the King’s continued ill health affecting royal engagements and public appearances.
A bomb at Delhi injured Lord Tarding and killed the umbrella bearer, with reports of a fatal blast and a later injection in hospital. Earlier, an assassination attempt failed to reach Prince Yamgata in Tokyo, as the would-be attacker died by suicide after capture.
Turkish newspapers condemn any peace terms that do not preserve Adrianople and Salonika. Government plans counter proposals to the Peace Conference, while Turkish forces regroup at Chatalija after Fav er Bey's appeal to officers to end factionalism.
A sobering Christmas Eve occurs in London as Magstie Totden daughter of a revered jeweler, kissed her brother then, amid a prank, he fired a pistol believing it unloaded. The weapon was loaded and fatally wounded his sister, a shocking fatality reported from Tormarden yesterday evening.
In Sydney on December 26 Walle Cassingham a laborer was taken to hospital after cutting his throat. His wife Mare jorie Cassingham, 39, was admitted with a fractured skull and facial wounds. The couple and their three children hid in a St Peter's house. Cassingham, despondent and under medical care for nine years, attacked his wife during lunch and then struck her with an iron bar. He collapsed alongside his injured wife as bystanders watched.
Australian advertisement claims Mile Beans cured general debility, back pain, and dizziness after failed remedies. The testimonial states fever, headaches, and digestive issues subsided, and health restored with a course of Mile Beans. It lists piles, fever trouble, anaemia, and female ailments as past problems.
Telegrams report that 17 year old Chas Stacobium and 1?7 year old William Tar o Yan were swept by a river near Macquarie Plains yesterday afternoon after falling from a raft. The younger brother vanished first, the elder dived to save him and both disappeared in the river as onlookers watched.
The article reports on race day totals and tote investments with the Western Australian Turf Club WATC profit of 2456 pounds versus 1585 on Derby Day 1911. It lists race results from Perth Star Melbourne and South Australia meets, naming horses, drivers, and placements, including Floratel and Duelor in various events and a murder report of Toby.
Report from yesterday’s cricket match notes Mumtigon’s team, roped by a Dutch side, suffered a 6 wicket defeat as Gerakhou’s visitors dominated. Seward top scored with 47 and Overhew and Rock shared wickets amid a 124 run second innings, with detailed bowling figures for both sides recorded. The match, set to start at 10:80, showcased Harker, Kidd and Champion among others in a tense encounter.
Interstate cricket match reports Victoria versus New South Wales in Melbourne with detailed batting and bowling figures. Nine wickets fell as Victoria chased a target. Amery, Loch, Mawby, and Brown among contributors. Separate notice lists tenders for a Ngowangerup police station and quarters, highlighting a youthful town and a noted pub presence.
Testimony extols Doan s Backache Kidney Pills as a cure for kidney trouble bladder issues and urinary disturbances. Oscar Johnson reports relief after four pills and four days leading to lasting wellness over four years. Product pitched by Foster McClellan Co with price and distribution details.
The Mt Erin State School held its December 21 prize distribution with a student concert. Principal Mr Baker praised the teacher Mrs Yankin and the pupils as prizes were awarded for brushwork, spelling, writing, and improvement. A Christmas Tree display and a dance followed, with refreshments provided by local ladies and staff.
A Sydney reader describes a persistent water blister like skin disease on a baby that caused sleepless nights. After trying various treatments, a sample of Cuticura ointment and Cuticura soap were used, leading to improvement and eventual healing over several months, with the ad suggesting continued use.
At Moonyoonooka on Thursday a decorated Christmas Tree funded by the parish and community wowed the children. Pupils performed songs and dances led by Mrs E S Brotherton and masterful pieces by J Giles N Mitchell Roy Gils and Tacks by Vinsoe M Scully A Beeson. Adults contributed songs and piano solos as prizes were handed out and thanks were expressed to patrons who supported the project.
A garbled OCR list details a new large menswear store in Western Australia featuring coats trousers coats and suits in various fabrics including drill serge and Alpaca. Items named include white drill trousers navy and grey coats, khaki patrol coats, tunic suits, and tropical suitings with prices and sizes implied, reflecting a comprehensive catalog. Provisions hint at extensive stock from jackets to tunics, with strong emphasis on tailored fits and veteran-style menswear.
The Victorian wheat crop is rated at 1,151,000 bushels with a 10 twishels per nerro average. Forecasts predict warm, sultry weather with inland showers and coastal winds. Land Open for Selection in Victoria near AMG 9900 acres and 0720 UMLG access by the 131 wily post Reserve. Major bug in the reboche highlights bad roads and a tour by Scottish commissioners. Australian government plans four cat un the countey opening up. Mundeods used at Antonia for ente with various deities noted.
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