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Newspaper
Geraldton Express
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Jan 29, 1913
Page
3
The Balkan talks pause briefly as Russia weighs action. Reports say Trebizond could see a landing, with Erzerum in view, if negotiations with Turkey collapse. The move follows rumors of a unified front to press the Turks.
In London a Wattle Day ceremony marked Australia’s 125th foundation anniversary with thousands of youths wearing wattle badges. Sir George Reid spoke at the Colonial Institute, noting Australia’s progress and hoping the event would be repeated next year. The Nally Mail urged actions to accelerate settlement and railway development via Tulie regions, as Canada Pacific Railway ventures in Western Canada pursue similar aims.
London January 24 suffragettes clashed with police outside the House of Commons as the Franchise Bill was withdrawn after the Speaker ruled the action unexpected. About two thousand police guarded Parliament. Mrs Despard and Miss Sylvia Pankhurst were arrested with later sentencing for the former a night in jail and damage to a painting cited in St Stephen’s Hall.
The fragment references interstate cricket in New South Wales with names Vic tor ia and ShAM Wing. Details are incomplete, but the item appears to note players or teams and a match context. No clear outcome or date is discernible from the OCR.
Mrs Ade Erick ton of 73 Miley Street Sydney credits Bile Hoans for relief from fatigue headaches and facial skin issues. She describes severe tiredness, constant headache, and skin changes before using the product, then reports energy return and improved appearance after a few days. The ad promotes Fly Neon Mix and Lame's Lixoltim Cream as remedies for liver related ailments and general weakness.
A large fire destroyed Altasd Hovey furniture factory in Perth. Built mainly of wood and iron, the inferno raged early yesterday, damaging timber, Kapok, and other volatile materials. Damages are estimated at £2,000 with about £5,000 insured. investigators suspect wiring as a possible cause.
The Gothic brought 1,600 immigrants to Perth yesterday as a measles outbreak spread on board. About twenty passengers are ill and isolated at Woodman’s Point while preparations continue for landfall and quarantine measures.
A fortnight ago near Onslow the police learned of the body of Watkson found at his farm twenty six miles from Homestead after a fencing dispute with a Sylvester. An inquest yesterday returned a verdict that the death was caused by a bullet wound inflicted by an unknown assailant. Constable Fogarty and a tracker hunt for Sylvester, who has not yet surrendered.
A parliamentary inquiry in Melbourne was opened by Mr Justice Hodges into alleged gold dealings by Mr Chinn. Chinn and his counsel debated documents dated 1903 while witnesses described a 1906 offer of 3000 ounces of gold at two pounds per ounce. Gold bars were said to be in pockets, prompting discussions with officials. the hearing adjourned without resolution.
Perth January 29 This report notes the Minister for Mines and Tailways Dur thug addressing a crowded trotting race meeting at Northam on Monday. He backs legislation to govern racing, aims to improve the sport’s footing, and anticipates next year’s inquiry to place racing on a better footing and curb concerns.
The report describes a Geraldton gathering with unusually small attendance and a late afternoon program. It highlights outfits worn by women including hats and dresses, mentions a few local residents and visitors, and notes concerns for community sympathy efforts and nursing services amid a period of bereavement.
A fragmented report reviews the NSW Government statistician's preliminary harvest outlook. It notes falling yields from widespread fallowing, uneven crop prospects across districts, and calls for modernizing wheat farming while stressing rain, soil, and forethought to avert food shortages and sustain stock through dry periods. It highlights higher wool production prospects and farmer adaptability amid weather challenges.
At the Norham Agricultural Society gathering members argued over exhibitors at the Royal Show, noting tensions with non exhibiting firms calling them the black men. The discussions covered poultry breeding progress, costs, and proposed changes to future shows to boost farm industry.
Market notes from Duluety Co at Halgety Street dated January 24 1903 report higher quotations for sound pelts merino and fine breds with weights and conditions detailed. Kangaroo skins show keen demand with full quoted rates and second quality skins firm. greys averages and damaged linen remarks included.
An advertising feature extols Warner's Safe Cure as a treatment for kidney and liver ailments. It explains urinary poisons from weak kidneys and biliary disorders, and asserts the medicine restores function. The piece links liver and kidney health to general vitality and touts both alcoholic and non alcoholic versions.
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