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Newspaper
Geraldton Express
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Jan 28, 1914
Page
3
Report from Dominions Royal Commission issued in January outlines colonial governance, subsidies, and transport limits. Highlights include financial strains, defense, immigration, and policy recommendations affecting Australia, New Zealand, and colonial administration.
An obscure effort shows coal porters on strike in London causing reduced output. The article notes 31,000 unemployed workers in related trades and 1,060 coal porters affected, with widespread disruption in provisioning and transport amid industrial tensions in the Commonwealth era.
London Jon 27 reports growing attention as Gray and Newman clash over ivory ball use. The scoring stands at New mom Hyl67 with Gray Wily leading.
An advertisement extols Dean's Backache Kidney Pills as a universal remedy for backache kidney pains and related disorders. It recounts a testimonial from Mrs Grieve detailing dramatic relief after using the pills, and urges readers to buy from Foster-Modelson Co with ordering by mail.
A Melbourne Salvation Army Rescue Home was burned early yesterday with three people burned to death and several others injured. Witnesses report a woman, Jane Martingale, 32, locked the fire exit and set the blaze. The disaster followed a serious fire in the building and is being investigated as a possible arson.
Weights issued for Victorian Autumn meetings list top weight Dolly Tiyggar in the Oakleigh Plate with Silver S for company. Eli Beggar 4.2 and Rockfast 7.4 appear among the entries. other horses include Lilyver Rt Saturate and Silver Lad with varied figures.
Hawken give exhibition in Melbourne showing a graceful flight. The aviator ascended to about five thousand feet and demonstrated maneuvers as crowds packed the flying field.
Sydney umpire notes Victoria innings and inter state match details with Hirst Carkeek Pare Stewart Aviatrong Varna and Sundries Wight wickets for. Vague formatting and OCR errors obscure teams and final scores.
The Mingenew polo team defeated Geraldton district in a lively afternoon match in Victoria district. Officials praised the crowd, coaching, and the visitors dinner at Freeman hotel as Mingeneow players praised by Geraldton and Mingeneow clubs for sportsmanship and skill, with plans for the next contest.
Melbourne dispatch reports Governor General Vanoe Ng announced resignation from his role due to indifferent health. He plans to depart for England this February, stating illness influenced the decision and that stepping aside serves the Commonwealth's best interests.
A big fire swept Throssell Street Collie destroying fourtern weather brant Rkops and other structures. Origin of the blaze is unknown but authorities say no water supply exists to combat the flames.
A letter sorter named Reggina fell from a carriage on The Tootpath, a divtayee of ZFC, during a crossing at Chirendon Street viaduct Melbourne. He sustained a fractured wound and died shortly after at Melbourne Hospital.
Federal Parliament plans a quick assembly in Melbourne to debate restoring a government program amid general disquiet. The move follows unclear signals from officials about postal voting and employment measures, with observers uncertain on timing and agenda.
An outline in Perth discusses forming a syndicate with a capital of about 840 in 120 shares, aimed at funding a Murchison region prospecting tour starting from Meekatharra and moving northwest through Mt Kerrion and nearby areas. The Burrows Bernard owners currently operate a survey across the locale, reporting promising ore values and potential depths. The plan seeks further funding to advance what could become a premier proposition in the district.
An incident near Uke district yesterday afternoon ended with James Hugghes killed as a wagon team owned by Wall’s outfit hauled wheat. The wagon lurched, Keaned driver applied brakes, and Hugghes was thrown beneath wheels. Bolts crushed his limbs. he died at midnight.
Large crowd attended the Victoria District Turf Club meeting on Monday with sunshine and a sizable Indies presence. Twelve ponies contested the pony event, while B riddled races featured stewards scrutiny on weighings and rider explanations. Standout performances included Truslade and Battlement, with Alf Harris praised as starter and Mumty Mackenzie commended for organization, as betting favored Truslade and Amia in several races.
Market reports show rising demand for stock on the cow herd while supply remains short across districts. Marginal goods press stocks, with excellent mutton supplies causing prices to slip. overall beef and livestock markets stay weak.
A Melbourne wool sale drew large crowds of buyers from Victoria and Western Australia with strong competition. Prices rose on some lines as dealers reported improved demand, while items from South Australia and local districts fetched robust bids. The next sale is planned for Tuesday, with additional consignments anticipated in coming weeks.
A vivid entertainment feature highlights a dramatic change in tone and performances. It notes a standout act by a leading figure, recalls London and Paris settings, and sketches poverty and social themes threading through the scene. The piece credits Mary’s temptations, a cashier’s role, and a complex array of performers shaping the era.
A garbled OCR style note describes plans for a classical production at Queen's Hall featuring works by Sir Walter Scott and others. It mentions Fraser Films patrons, the Wanes of West's and Spencer's supplies, and the involvement of local agencies and authorities in costume and set preparation.
A fragmentary notice reports Mr Gils of Widewa being slightly fine after a frayed condition and Mrs Giles in private hospital care. Over the last week her mental state worsened before a slow improvement began, with Mrs Chien and Marlamt referenced in the context of recovery.
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