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Newspaper
Geraldton Express
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Feb 24, 1908
Page
3
An Australian cricket club report describes a Yeratch practice match at Sntiititay showing Perth team from Geelongdon fielding. There are notes of injuries, weather, and a scheduled property auction for March 4 at Cunpinon River Valleys.
Sydney reports show England at 160 for 3 after 3 wickets fell and rain halted play. Gunn stands 77 not out, Mardstaff reached 17, as stumps were drawn at 187 for 3. Hardcastle and Crawford scored later, innings closed at 281. Australia 0 for 0 declared at rain delay.
AUSTRALIA. Noale, Barnes Macartney, Crawford. Baie 1 O'Connor. Young. Prante 1H by Barnes 1 Gregory. sand b 44 Armatrong, 0 'Trompe, Bratmd, b Aarmes 10 Ransford, Gunn, hb Barnes. ag Viartigan, and b Crawfor wd Saunders, Young. b Carter. not out Barnes 0 Total 170? vs Francisco by Noble ap Hobbs, b Saunders. 72 Hatchings, rim out 1 422 Gum, fot ont Hardatal, O Connor, b Saunders. Crawford, Hill, b Saunters. Draw, wt Carine, b Macartney. Rhodes, Noble, Armstromg 1 Young, at Carton, bh Macartney. dunn es, Marariney woos Taree, tin Hut 1 Siegnlches Total not tally Will seoes.
Turbulent second day at The Turf V AT C Autumn meeting with Mountain King winning the Fulity Stakes and several winners across races including The Brewer and Antonio. Lord Carlyon led a strong field in the Hawksburn Handicap while odds favored multiple favorites as punters struggled to keep up with results.
The February meeting at Canning Park Turf Club drew strong attendance despite hot, windy conditions. Pupil won the hurdles over 14 miles, with other notable results including the Galloway Stakes and Mabtington Handicap, while Loch Shel won the Fare Handicap and Evolution claimed the Galloway Stakes. Betting favored the winners across the key races and thrill persisted throughout the program.
The soothing and soothing remedy is praised for its pleasant taste and quick relief from colds croup and whooping cough. It contains no opium or harmful drugs and can be given to both babies and adults. Sold by all pharmacists and storekeepers.
A blaze on the Causeway bridge yesterday evening caused extensive loss of valuable records and risked human life. The telegraph linked alarm system failed briefly before Perth fire brigade arrived, quick action limiting further damage though substantial destruction occurred.
At the Police Court this morning AW Lee faced charges as keeper of a gambling house on a night when several men played pique. Witnesses testified there were Asiatic and white players, with dominoes and counters on the table. After scrutiny, the case against Lee and others was withdrawn as the evidence proved insufficient.
London Sunday reports the Sweated Amnisteres BAI welcomed by parties in the Commons as the measure clears the second reading and progresses to the committee stage. Government backs compulsory minimum wage, with ministers arguing for principle while awaiting further scrutiny.
Fragmented local note describes a Meekatharra Saturday event about a 822 ton cleanup and unemployment issues. It mentions a protest or march with unnamed participants, references government aid, and quotes unclear figures and names amid a chaotic OCR fragment.
In Fremantle on Saturday crowds gathered opposite MacDonald and Co. produce store on Tilgh Street to protest the Early Closing Act. Police and mounted troopers faced a rowdy mob as windows were broken and arrests made including Victor Browning, Matthew J Plant, John Lind, Sidney Parsons.
A letter from a railway committee member notes that the Midland Railway has advised the supply of water hakes soap and towels to lavatory carriages on trains between Midland Junction and Geraldton. The move aims to curb water decanter breakages and theft by passengers, though current limits prevent placing these items in company trains.
Fire damaged the Government Printing Union building yesterday afternoon. The blaze started in the record room among waste paper and spread to upper floors. Fire brigade extinguished it, with several operators trapped on upper levels escaping via the staircase. No injuries reported.
A fragmented report discusses a shipwreck near Abrathon and delays by authorities and officers named Captain Irvine and Captain Smith. It mentions proposed relief societies and the need for field provisions, charts, and rescue effort coordination amid ongoing shipwreck risks.
Perth Sunday Dr Crumstrn reports the Mestrent Meer ot Schoolg investigates a diphtheria outbreak at Moor A. Officials say the information received is exaggerated and only four cases are confirmed amid broader concerns.
Prewifr Moore travels to London to attend Franco, artistic exhibition. He leaves Perth Morning Telegraph behind, citing government stance to resist state at the Analytic Property Exhibition.
A remarkable anarchist incident in Philadelphia involves a young girl named Voltairine Chetere leading unemployed Russians and others in a disorderly procession. Shots were fired and a knife was used as the riot was quelled, with mentions of the mayoral involvement and racial terms.
A severe gale struck British waters on Saturday causing ships to capsize and many lives lost. Reports describe vessels sinking near the Mersey with all hands believed drowned, while shelters and markets suffered damage and residents faced dangerous conditions.
Fragmentary OCR notes claim arrests of ninety five terrorists in St Peterburg. Mentions carrying fenibs and an unclear reference to ministerial action. Text is garbled with many illegible words and names.
A clash occurred between opposing forces in the Bazaar Valley, near Lonlon and Sumas. Major Tuzla Porkes Seenpill led the Seaforth Wishhawl in the operation. Two Indian NCOs and eight Srpoys were wounded in the engagement.
Yesterday Christ Church hosted the annual Marfest with morning and evening services. The congregation listened to a sermon by Tov VA Prosth on Genesis 1 1 and enjoyed a well-decorated chapel, choir, and the anthem Praise the Tan Qo Térnanteau.
A San Francisco financial hiccup saw Market Street Bank suspend payments as deposits faced disruption. Officials named Lamitin and Stievbay in the failing institution’s turmoil, with uncertainty over customer access to funds and future resolutions.
Lieutenant Tillmowe and Lieutenant Wimarr were sentenced for conspiring to traffic military secrets. One officer pleaded personal weakness and moral failing as a reason for his actions, while the other argued to transport punishment. The case highlights security breaches within the service and the penalties imposed.
London market report lists Cowper quotes at 587 pounds for ear Qs and Iyeward at 268 pounds 120 pence. The notes reflect erratic price movements with limited trading and unspecified quantities.
Mails for the Eastern States and New Zealand depart Tuesday at 10 p.m. with a late fee on Wednesday morning. UK and Continent mails close Friday at 10 p.m. with a late fee Saturday. Ship per RMS Asturian and IMLS Orantes.
Theoretical examinations of Trinity College London show the Presentation Sisters’ pupils passing most subjects with honors or credits. Notable scores include Vivienne Morrixapy 99 honors, Vivienne Carson 61 credit, and Lucy Ehlert 98 credit.
Mr T L Brown MLA addressed Geraldton constituents in Mascale Hall on the eve of a hot, small turnout. He reviewed government measures, especially land tax, and defended his party's conduct while criticizing exemptions and the burden on the poor.
An Australian parliamentary debate centers on Port Hedland camel imports and landing practices. Critics accuse the government of tolerating camel landings, noting past compensation paid to an Afghan and alleged lack of inspectors. Discussions reference Chapman-Mallwar routes, Geraldton, and plans to connect Geraldton with the sea route, with implications for the Murchison trade via Crowther.
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