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Newspaper
Geraldton Express
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Jul 03, 1912
Page
3
The report notes disagreement over a proposed measure by employers in London and surrounding areas. A vote recorded 254 to 1 with M. Aupith abstaining or not voting, reflecting divisions on risk management and labor policy.
The Titanic disaster case discussed in London court. The Attorney General Sir Ruta Tannes stated Myinin was lethargic at the boat with the Case and Lasly Vintt Gerdom who returned to the scene after the ship disappeared. He could have waved times given. The evidence showed the Titanic was punctured by a spur.
At the Baltimore Presidency Convention a riotous scene erupted as supporters from Vermont Tow Maine and Missouri disrupted the platform with chants and banners. The fracas followed insults aimed at Bryan and his policies while police struggled to restore order.
In a London interview with a New York Outlook representative, the Idle Rich are described as 2,000,000 Britons who roam the countryside with luxury on their shoulders. The text argues that equating wealth with pleasure ignores the many living in want, lacking food and clothing, while fortunes from gambling and gold fund a lifestyle.
Five tired Canadians celebrated Dominion Day in London with a ban in honor of the event. Sir Georgy Iield spoke and recalled that Canada relied too much on faith while Australia trains its youth for service.
Ottawa reports Utarsada struck Resinventorda causing damage estimated at £1,9000. The storm killed thirty people and injured many more. It leveled hundreds of buildings including six grain elevators operated by the Canadian Pacific Railway Co.
July 12 training in an open arena with 17 000 capacity as odds favor Johnson 2 to 1. Francesco is set to fight Flynn with local betting and fight details noted in the report.
A well attended Geraldton Agricultural Society meeting in the Council Chambers, presided by Mayor HM Fuller, reviewed preparations for an early mart. Members debated better grounds, larger and more convenient facilities, and urged timely decisions to secure suitable site and funding.
Fragmentary text references a shipment and Brockings with unclear references to goods such as wool. Reads like a damaged notice mentioning lines and names but lacks coherent facts or dates.
Fragmentary text describes a fatal incident during a study or event in Hills involving a person named mje 23 and a figure tied to a wedding scenario. The narrative mentions a belting injury and rapid severing, with portions of clothing torn and a black way broken word fragment.
Lord Denman voices strong opposition to withdrawing government troops from Sydney as the Governor-General faces questions about residence in the city. The public reacts to the stance amid ongoing debates on authority and occupancy.
A Kalgoorlie dispatch reports 20 000 unemployed men halted by delays in the Trans Australian railway project. Spokesman says men travelled from Perth via Morwell to reach gold fields but cannot find work. Mayor Cuthbus and WOL.C. members assist distressed families.
The Perth civic reception for Sir Baden-Powell praised the Boy Scout movement. The visit drew prominent figures including the lieutenant governor and Sir William Stone. The speaker urged readiness to face danger and highlighted Scout aims of character, craft, helpfulness, and civic duty.
Mt Erin reports celebratory rain improving crops in the district. Farmers Association shows resolve while public holidays spark protest against Geraldton shops. Local papers complain of newspaper distribution issues amid political debate and preview a Nabawah football match between a combined district team and Geraldton side.
A Melbourne reader describes recovery after using King Billy Beans and Bile Beans to treat sluggish liver and stomach weakness. He credits improved appetite, energy, and general health, urging readers to consider the remedies amid a political note on harmony.
The Guardian reports on the Seaddan Ministry facing political pressure over Midland Railway and state steamers purchases, with Parliament and public justifications for proposed funding. It also covers Geraldton social events, a Mothers’ charity gathering, and a detailed theatre review of Jane and Nellie Stewart's performances in Perth, noting cast achievements and stagecraft.
The readable lines suggest a fragmentary quotation about harmony and possession linked to a phrase The one thing they possess. ROCKDRILL. The source is garbled and lacks clear events or identities.
An aged classified notice lists a stock sale including fancy items such as matte and necklets, golf clubs, woolen coats, and cloth coats offered at low prices. The ad highlights limited stock and low costs in a single paragraph style.
A fragmentary account describes a dance event with Mr Conlon as host or leader. It mentions an unknown young woman present, a music scene, and a boy named Mesii of the pathy who joined the dance, with unclear further details.
The town of Yalgoo faces construction progress as Mr Poo’ Beien advances corial cultery works amid expected railway project completion. Mr O’Brien may supply washers for worksite tasks while Mr J. Eltmann takes a month’s holiday to Mulbourne. The Ivanhoe is being prepared for quarrying work, with stone extraction and plant removal planned as local efforts continue.
The report covers stock market activity and wool prices with notes on limited store stock, weak attendance, and varied prices. It cites Quotations from the Eastern Station, mentions machinery orders, and reports weekly market movements, including shorn wethers and lamb prices and general market softness with some firmer rates for specific lots.
Market notes from Freyantle Market describe weekly sales of mutton skins and hides at Dalgety Street with firm prices for pelt lots and varied wool values. Kangaroo skins show smaller offerings with mixed averages and weights, while prices for hides and horns are listed as part of the sale.
Mingenew notes describe welcome rains easing drought fears for farmers and spurring a wave of improvements. Football remains a key local sport with new fittings and increased housing, while club activity and practice continue amid financial constraints. The article cites players and fans looking for better pay and stronger teams as the season progresses.
The Irwin Agricultural Society held its principal general meeting in the evening with Mr A Michlipa presiding before a large attendance. The secretary reported a satisfactory list of members and discussed funds, ground work, and planned exhibits. Patrons were reappointed and the society announced prizes including a best draught stallion to be exhibited in the Metoria district, with funds not to exceed £3, aiming for strong competition at upcoming shows.
A puzzling report describes confusion in the Avon district where a bystander and a group including S Sytony Fleet TON Toll Byuns Astrwelt and HR Lee face unclear events. A British illustration copy mentions a lone judge named Jatin Lee resurfacing amid public stir at a far Southern location.
A fragment describes girls dresses in Tekton tweed and mentions Red House and a Commonwealth event. It references children’s fishing near Woods and a peppermint cure product, with unclear context and scattered notes.
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