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Newspaper
Geraldton Express
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Jan 26, 1912
Page
3
Owing to overstock and new arrivals by steamer, the Big Store in Geraldton launches a rapid clearance sale of drapery undergarments mercery gloves laces trims dresses silks prints linen ribbons men s clothing and shoes with unprecedented prices.
Reports from ROWE dated January 25 describe Turkish forces pursuing the Union’s van in the Tripoli outskirts. The Turks expelled troops from entrenchments as Italian corpses were found in trenches. Nine Turks captured were declared to be head members of the Red Crescent Society by examining doctors.
Fragments from a wartime dispatch discuss the Reichpost view on ceding African possessions in exchange for Tripoli and Cyrenaica. The text mentions nominal terms and a proposed bilateral settlement, with references to Chitshe, Tukey, and other place names.
Fragmentary report notes a recall of officials and a potential resignation of Sung Seni in favor of Bhi Kail amid public stance against Manchurian ties. Mentions Shangipme and Ching Merchant Steam Nicization Co as related actors in the upheaval.
An excerpt from a correspondent argues that major powers are unlikely to launch a decisive attack soon. It notes forces worldwide are positioning for possible interventions and warns that any escalation could lead to heavy losses and extended tensions.
Senate leaders discuss proposed charges for American and foreign ships passing the canal. Proponents urge a canal toll on all vessels with revenue shared by railway and state interests. Unclear draft outlines double duty for foreign ships and local dispatch implications.
Telegram report from Sydney notes severe burns after a fire incident. Victims including a teamster were affected with injuries and impaired speech. Authorities assess risks and monitor the injured as rest conditions are tracked.
The Board of Control debates protest outcomes and appointment authority for Australian cricket officials. Disputed points include funding responsibility, representation during tours, and the authority to appoint or restrict governors, with tensions over who can authorize official actions and the impact on players and captains.
Report from Launceston on a fasianian second innings where England chased a target with resilience. Key players and wickets are noted as England secure an eight wicket victory in a low scorer with several notable partnerships.
An extended reminiscence from a sea voyage to Geraldton includes theater impressions of a rare, well staged Australian production with praise for Miss Hilda Spang and the Victorian styling. The author surveys audience reactions, costumes, and the societal mood, interleaving travel notes with fashion critique and local impressions.
In a cluttered court transcript a man faces accusations of assault at a bathhouse. Testimony centers on Mrs Murphy and Mrs Earle describing a bath scene, with cross examination detailing alibi and witness credibility. The judge adjourns as police present further evidence and contestants are questioned about the encounter.
A mosaic of garbled text hints at film, theatre, and local events with names like Thee Vookehier and Hastos munisted. The piece appears as a corrupted Olympia paper page segment mentioning screenings, programs, and community notices without coherent detail.
Fragmented read Like OCR notes recounting a King's Hall event with mentions of theatre and film. Names and places are garbled though reference to West's Pictures and Gerardton production appears. The piece seems to describe a Saturday event with social or cultural activities.
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