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Newspaper
Geraldton Express
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Jul 13, 1910
Page
4
A distressed scene reveals a woman torn by love, betrayal, and desertion. A man, accused of ruin, confesses his wrong while a harsh lover condemns both, and a desperate plan to stay with the partner she loves unfolds amid charged, painful exchanges.
An Australian user Mrs F Whittaker from Carnarvon credits Doan's Backache Kidney Pills with curing years of kidney and backache symptoms. She asserts vigorous health since treatment and urges others to obtain the remedy, warning to buy only Doan's. Foster Mackinnon Co. advertises 2/9 per bottle with larger bottles also available.
FeBUR comments on chemists daily burdens and patience. They mock aches noise and fatigue while stressing restraint and preference for pure tea. A quick five minute pause becomes the secret to a good cup in Robut No 1 Grade.
The Local Court, before Mr. Gise, BAM, delivers judgments in multiple cases. Plaintiffs W. Willcocky and T. Cole seek £1 15s for goods sold, with several defendants including Green and Co and W. H. Johnson. The docket includes money claims, costs, and altered payment orders, with disputes over partnership settlements and a December 1908 agreement.
A Wellington report notes Hy Resolutions seek to prohibit showing the controversial fight footage carried by various religious groups across parts of New Zealand. Authorities aim to curb distribution amid public concern and focus attention on regulatory action and community standards.
Workers at the Thisnane Gar Company and most South Brisbane Car Company plants walked out after the dismissal of a union secretary. The strike is led by gas employees claiming the sacking was because of his official position.
News from the Movove Lagoon area in the Salo Islands describes a deadly assault on a white settler named Paake aboard a small ketch. He was killed after being attacked by a native crew member, who was then killed by another crew member.
An emotive protest targets government or social authority as religious leaders condemn the display of judicial portraits. The Evangelical Council states opposition to the exhibit, citing affronts to faith and public decency amid rising tensions.
In the Pandy district amen Tochiel Smith was rabbiting when a knife in his pocket opened and cut the main artery. A boy with him tried to stop the bleeding but failed. Smith bled to death before medical help could arrive.
Perth notes revenue for the year ending June 30 1909 shows 3 486 118 against estimates up 214 647 while total revenue for the year 192? was 3 207 014. Expenditure reached 3 0 826 against 3 293 437 predicted, a 47 389 overspend. The preceding year 1909 outlay stood at 3 968 551 with a 72 25 deficit. Last twelve months yielded a surplus of 209 0. The June finances show June 1910 revenue 533 412 and expenditure 402 034, against June last year 408 199 and 34 816 respectively.
Perth district reports Forrest election results with Mr. O Foghlen at 196 votes and Mr. Wile winning the seat. The Wharf Lumpers strike headline follows, indicating ongoing labor action linked to port operations.
The Fremantle shipyard reports an end to the dispute with The Shapers and states that the men have returned to work, restoring production as normal.
The Arbitration Court in Perth has issued an award after a long hearing. Metha ton of WA representing the workers and Mr Somerset for the tram company must contribute funds to a midyear settlement of 637 to be paid to relief funds.
A courtroom exchange centers on a government issue and the validity of a document. The defendant objects to questions and insists the agreement is correct, while the plaintiff wants involement for £52 with costs to be taxed.
In Coolgardia July 1 a 19 year old George Mogg employed at Tiwind battery was fatally injured by a lift accident when a shark alenth occurred. His neck is reported broken and he died shortly after the incident. In Perth July 12 John Hearn, a known postporter of Anipo, died after being crushed between a lift and a gate in the Perth midtont Fe. Mrs Majochy’s Motil guest Annebyedt was killed in the event. Mrs Hearn and family await special train arrival in Dersh.
An account recalls a severe flood at Chapman River near The Bay now Geraklion. John Williams of Willow Gully, swims with a mailbag to secure provisions, inspiring volunteers to ferry ore workers to safety. Provisions and a dam across the river restore access, enabling miners to return and resume work.
A fragmented Perth Daily News column criticizes policing reforms and moralizing in public life. It cites Inspector Kohler and Judge Burnside, notes debates on abstinence and public virtue, and mocks a long anecdote about a churchgoer with hidden poker habits, illustrating distrust of parade abstinence and sensational policing rhetoric.
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