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Newspaper
Geraldton Express
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Jan 09, 1914
Page
3
Local council confirmed the appointment of an accountant for £220 per year. Mary A. Carney of Perth was the successful candidate, noted for substantial accounting experience. Also covered: railway issues, summer sale, and election nominations developments.
Personal details of several travelers and locals: Mr A Paitryman, solicitor of Apu, plans a week in Perth on business. Mr J Calrna, mine owner from Day Hewn, arrives by train en route to Perth. Mr H Gray on a month long Perth trip. Mr W G Sutherland, Fremantle Trading Co director, attends Perth meeting. Mrs Swthierkands visits district for a fortnight. Mr Juck Grant returns from Perth by Friday train. Mr and Mrs Williams journey through to germoon for a holiday at the Cottesloe coast hotel.
Cablegrams report the Zabern court martial of Colonel Von Kreuter for usurping civil authority and infringing liberty. Witness Haupt was roughed, the colonel justified due to a youth who failed to raise his cap. Von Rewer and We Inlow fled, and artillery was prepared to suppress protesters if needed.
A fragment notes retirement of officers in Constantinople with a Seeman officer succeeding Zin and mentions Pash with assistant cl ofStalt. The text is garbled but indicates official military retirements and imminent changes in command.
Notices indicate Transvaal railway workers will strike at midnight. Cabinet met to discuss the situation and security was tightened to maintain order. Cape Citizens Committee of Public Safety forms to prevent disturbances during rail traffic from Transvaal to Cape Colony. Pretoria authorities seek volunteers for specials and constables amid broad alarm. Federation of Trades threatens a general strike if grievances remain unresolved by Saturday.
Telegrams indicate a poisoning incident at the Final Mine with a man named Chas Smith involved but not employed there. A medical officer ordered organs removed for analysis after recamlation, as part of the investigation.
A man named Harry Edin was crushed to death when the roof of a new bakery under construction at Bunbury collapsed during removal work. The incident occurred this morning in Bunbury. Police and emergency services attended. investigation ongoing.
The Perth edition lists the acceptances for a major Belmont Thousand handpicked lineup. Names include Artesian Swoxger Full Soil Chief Secretary Tathkenle and many others among the field.
The Belmont Thousand event drew strong betting support with Third Best at three to one. Uhlet Accretors opened at ten to one, while no other strong contenders were evident.
The latest betting odds show complex tallying with multiple names and figures. Traits include 4 to 1 for Thint Net and New Tipperary and 10 to 1 on FW Sail and Remogade with several other contenders at various multipliers.
A student was dismissed by Shaw University president after marrying a nun. In protest, 250 students demonstrated, the university upheld the dismissal, and many workers left classes. Authorities expelled those connected with the strife as tensions mounted on campus.
Bronte January Mr Toweph Chamberlain MP for West Birmingham announces retirement from political life at end of the present Parliament. He says he cannot hope for parliamentary work again and expresses thanks, noting his decision crosses party lines.
A disjointed medical note warns about stomach acid issues and suggests gentle diet, water with meals, and magnesia as a remedy to prevent discomfort. It emphasizes avoiding excess fermentation and asserts magnesia helps neutralize acidity and ease symptoms.
Current Events reflect a drift of population from rural areas to cities across Victoria Australia with notes on unemployment and social issues. Obituaries honor notable residents in Geraldton and nearby districts while detailing community services, fire safety improvements, unions and local trade matters.
An advertisement claims Dr Williams Pink Pills restore strength and vigor for anemia sufferers. It recounts a Mrs Mook who reports improved energy, weight, and mood after taking the pills. The text promotes the pills as a ready remedy sold at 2/7 a box or 15/3 by the Dr Williams Medicine Co.
The Victoria District Turf Club invites nominations for its January meeting. Secretary Meg Mackenzie must receive entries by next Monday. races demand approved riders and ponies, with special attention to polo ponies and the need for healthy, well-conditioned horses.
A misread account traces a Fenian member named Mr. Paco from Ballineal near Morkibe through West Vienna and Portland Prison, then transported to Western Australia in 1868. He recalls two years in Portland before release, with private teaching noted by Meagan.
Senator Pearce and Senator Fearce continued the second reading debate on postal voting reform. The discussion covered proposals to abolish secrecy of ballots, amend electoral law, and enable a postal vote while criticizing existing arrangements and potential political manipulation. The article notes limited support and indicates likely failure of the amendment.
An old advertisement text promotes California Syrup of Figs as a safe gentle remedy for children's ailments. It asserts health benefits, a pleasant taste, and simple dosing for all ages, urging mothers to keep the original product with the blue trademark visible. The copy emphasizes trust and widespread availability in pharmacies and stores.
Cricket match at Queen's Park between Restmodt and Keeton Vio Grout Mercantiles. Siipwing team faces Hatways, Mercantiles and commercial vy. Gin aRitom competing in the event.
A garbled text fragment outlines a chaotic scene with references to locations, transportation, and potential investigations. It mentions a search or mission involving figures, engines, and a political or exploratory context, but details are unclear due to extensive transcription errors. The piece hints at a continuing inquiry or report.
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