Geraldton News Notes Heat Wave and River Jetty Issues
Local column covers extreme heat affecting events at the afterdown on the Howls tournament, plus a police court week ahead. Reports include continued jetty work, inadequate winches, and calls for direct hospital telephony. Continuation classes at Geraldton State School, weather notes for the region, and Chamber of Commerce actions on wheat handling and rail facilities are summarized with named places and people.
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Victoria Hospital
Geraldton
Geraldian Hospital
Northampton
Nabawal
Waikawap
Flongesford
Gerateton
Chamber of Commerce
Berna
Serlen
Tosis
Mesars Re
Kelly
Fallowfeld
Brode
Banks
Randle
Thallon
Ubrir
Saas
Sehool
Lasacork
Asta
Asalatants
Hn Mose
Vents Feif
Kolie
Miromgh
Geraldton State School
Yalgoo News From Yalgoo and Nearby Mines
A erratic regional update notes Parker Hua sustaining a crushed foot at Yuin after a wheel passed over it. Geraldton Hospital reports possible amputation risk. Me Hynes mine at Melville yields ton 15 with further crushing. Mugga Muga mine near Guilewa shows promise as new ore opens. Mme A Rowell leaves the Toco Department for Donnybrook after ten years in Yalgoo amid heat and dust.
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J. Lang Ty
Mugga Muga
Guilewa
Mme. A. Rowell
Toco
Donnybrook
Andy Will
Yalgoo
Maitland Brown Memorial photo unveiled at Fremantle Explanade
A Western Mail recap notes the Maitland Brown Memorial bronze bust by Porcelli on the Fremantle Explanade pedestal. Four panels honor Maitland Brown and the early explorers, with inscriptions recalling the 13 November murders near Boole Boola and the memorial’s contested associations and history.
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Maitland Brown
Frerunto Explanade
Porcelii
Maitbood Hrown
Ieoin Tooia
A. Trockman
Panter
Harding
Goliweyer
Geer
Gregory
Boole Boola
la Gromze Tay
Ibn ' Trin
Maitland Vwrown
Aternat
Devlor
Wilda
Perth
He Wan van
Tharenrenrmund Coral Fon
Metrovalia
Teqinlat- Wwe Council
Mane Yeu
Tural
Nir
Lownshin
Pebich
Transco Units rail project noted in Geraldton dispatch
Personal references show Mr Bow Dooley and Mr A with Mes tinoley leaving Geraldton to join the Federal party. They plan to visit Kate oor and engage with the Western Australian section of the Transco Units railway project as J. A. Boyes, a Geraldton Technical Régie student, is mentioned in the dispatch.
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Bow. Dooley
Mestinoley
Geraldton
Herth
Federal
Kate Oor
Transco
J. A. Boyes
Geraldton Technical Régie
Terrible tale of privations on South Polar expedition
Cablegrams recount Captain Scott and his party enduring ferocious weather and near disaster on the South Polar voyage. The record notes deaths, including Evans and Bowers, Oates and others, with bleak temperatures and dwindling provisions, while Campbell’s crew survived nine months on seal meat. The death of Scott’s wife and widower status are mentioned as the windless news shocks the world.
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London
Scott
Attison
New Zealand
Nowa Jett
Walz
Amy
Bit Point
Butler Point
Cape Evans
Seary
Tony
Evans
Beardmore
Mates
Oates
Wight
Oater
Ian
Wilton
Mars
England
Campbell
Seal Desh
Huband
Balkan Siege Report From Adrianople Amid War Turmoil
Feb 11 dispatches describe the siege of Adrianople and French pressure as governments urge exchange of thousands of Europeans stranded near the city. Reports note Montenegrin forces capturing a fortress, with heavy casualties and ongoing attacks as European powers reassess demands and positions.
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Paris
Adrianople
Nulzerin
Quater
Marina
Paria
France
Mexican Revolution Rumor of Dictator Appointment Emerges
Fragmentary report claims General Life appointed dictator after Madero regime defeats.Source notes possible bloodshed and pursuit of Miclero by Mexican revolutionary forces, with unclear dates and official confirmation.
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Vancouver
Fey
Madero
Life
Madero Nic
Peace Talks Advance in Mexican Occupation News
A report from Mexico City on February 1 notes that President Sta dora seeks to avoid further conflict as peace negotiations proceed amid the occupation of the national palace. The dispatch hints at progress toward a settlement, with diplomats awaiting formal proposals and potential terms.
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Mexico
Stadora
Bile Beans Claim Lasting Cure For Digestive Ailments
A Sydney woman Mrs Ellen Gainor recalls violent indigestion with chest and back pain three years ago. After trying many remedies she found relief with Bile Beans, reporting headaches ceased and energy returned. She endorses Bile Beans as a permanent, effective family medicine available at chemists and stores.
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Paiva
Ellen Gainor
Margaret St
Aut jahell and W. Zimpel in furnishing notes
The text describes a furnishing problem and various ad like phrases about home equipment. It mentions Aut jahell by W. Zimpel and includes fragmentary lines about plans for rooms and decor. The passage conveys a satirical or garbled reflection on domestic adornment and maintenance.
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W. Zimpel
Perth Telegram Reports Car Collision Involving Walters
Telegrams from Perth describe that Mr Walters former secretary of the Dairy Farmers Society and Mrs Walters were on Along St George's Terrace when Walters's horse bolted and collided with a motor car. Mrs Walters injured and taken to hospital in a dangerous condition.
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Perth
Pebruary
Walters
Dairy Fanners’ Society
Wallern
St. George's Terrace
Ary
Indy Holne
Empire Trade Commission Names Premantle Appointees
The Empire Trade Commission announces a Royal Commission to Premantle from Landen Yesterday. The Countadian was appointed after a unanimous resolution at the Tabériat Conference in 191. The party includes Chalrring Edscard Vincent Ultra Tate man Rider Lorimer Out nett Tetlow and Dod Campbell of Australia. Prefects aim to encourage imperial cooperation with Australasia commerce.
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Perth
Royal Commission
Erepire Trade Commission
Throne Premantle
Landen Westerday
Tabériat
Chalrring
Edscard Vincent
Ultra Tateman
Rider
Messrs
William Lorimer
Tom Outnett
Joseph Tetlow
United Kingdom
Dod. Campbell
Australia
Australasia
Transcontinental Railway party at Fremantle and Kalgoorlie event
Federal members and their wives arrived in Fremantle to mark the Kalgoorlie hot sod turning today. They left for Kalgoorlie after Perth and Fremantle receptions where speeches were given, with mayoral officials accepting the invitation and plans for the new post office and office erection under way.
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Pert
Weir
Fremantle
Pher
Kalgoorlie
Perth
Wisher
Tresway md
Frazer
Aspendale Motor Fatality at Inquest
At Aspendale inquest into the February 2 fatality of Ure McPonahi the driver George Lewis was committed for trial on a charge of manslaughter after being identified as the junior motorist responsible. The details emerged during proceedings held February 11.
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Atelboutire
Ure
McPonahi
Aspendale
George Lewis
The Charge Against J. D. Williams
Sydney reports a charge against J D Williams for receiving and trafficking in weapons. Frank Lloyd, charged with committing a felony, is also implicated and Williams faces related counts as the case proceeds.
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Sydney
J.D. Williars
Bea
Sirewa
Aml
Willian Wan
Rioting near Parliament House in Japan sparks crisis
Serious rioting occurred near the Parliament House with attempts to wreck government offices. Police used drawn kahres as militia were called out. A rescript by Mika Mohan urged relaxation, while two cabinet members support it and others resist. The Diet suspended for three days. fifteen wounded. Prime Minister Kataura’s residence was guarded.
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Parliament House
Mao
Mika
Mohan
Margiin Saivay
Wikattianual & S Econd
Diet
Kataura
Capricious Carping on Suffragettes and Prison Fares
A polemic piece argues for abolition of prison diets and endorses fasting as a potential cure, citing historical figures and protest rhetoric. It blends advocacy for suffragette tactics with critiques of modern punishment, praising punishments or reforms that deter crime and challenge authorities.
Sydney Postpones Mural Show Amid Rain Delays
A Melbourne style feature notes a Geraldton man amid metropolis fashion scenes, as a show front in a department store window is postponed due to persistent rain. The article mixes garbled OCR with references to upper house, printed notices, and shifting fashion attention in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geraldton
Williners ‘Department
Allantom
Settlers Homes Show Building Process and Australian Birds
An article details a home building method in Korea with a Bucking plan using cement bricks. It explains mixing ratios, curing, water spraying, and stacking bricks for a 3200-block project with cost estimates. Also discussed are Australian birds and giant enekwoutines.
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Howe
Kalletterrin
E.W. Bucking
Cemvat
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J. D. Williams
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A. Gibson & CO
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