Local Community Meeting Ends With Darkness Interruption
A Sandyton gathering from 7 15 to 8 10 pm featured about 20 residents from all community sections. Chair J Spence presided as MPs and Sir Gerald Strickland attended. speeches honored the King and various public concerns. A power outage paused proceedings for minutes before continued, and local figures pledged action on railway advocacy and agricultural locks for Northampton district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. ¥. Spence
Rondi Bount
Bisight
Gerald Strickland
Taboo Kelly
Hin Exeet Jeney
Specens
Frank Willson
Gerantton
Sandytons
Mick
Car
Carson Tound Fr
Mbie
Toreig
Troy
Trap
Une
Irip
Pecminee
Canorad
Acess
Peri
Sundey
Winnsap Spunea Aemaelute
Uivtenn Sandatomi
J. ME
Bromley Football Round Continues in Tight Draw and Defeat
Bromley’s Saturday match produced a tense fourth round with Rovers edging Railways 4-8 at halftime then Railways pulling level as the final whistle neared. Key performances from H Carl and Stokey highlighted a hard fought game while Howell and Hale contributed amid a tough defensive effort. Juniors Cadets fell to Railways in a contrasting Saturday clash.
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Bromley
Rovers
Railways
Eten
Myr
Thailwayn
Mire Ae
Rover
Hee Sein
Ee Ae Whiruers
H. Carl
Stokey
Jones
Howell
Hale
Thnis
Hutchison
Daly
Busia
Sears
Aly
Dente
Radiwaye
Vinernt
Mits
Watla
Strang
Otto Kelly Defends Umpiring In Football Dispute
Otto Kelly writes to Exites defending wagers on Wanderers versus Pip rates match at Walkaway. He rejects claims of impartiality and accuses report of omitting specific breaches and unjust bias. He asserts that alleged unfairness harms the game and insists on adherence to official rules and proper refereeing standards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bagel
Ya Pier
Wanderers
Amalgamated Carpenters and Joiners’ Society Opens Branch
A newly formed local branch of the Amalgamated Carpenters and Joiners’ Society held its official opening at the Mug Bi son Inn in Geraldton. Officers named include President W Radford, Secretary W Virleton, and Treasurer T Whitby, with support from allied unions and civic groups. The gathering featured speeches on wages, unity, and advancement for skilled trades, amid discussions on improving conditions for Geraldton tradesmen.
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Carpenters and Joiners’ Society
Manchester
England
George Gray
Perth
Mug Bison Inn
W Radford
W. Virleton
T. Whitby
Stewart
Amalgamated Society of Carpentery
Geraldtin
Grrakdton
Wiikt
Hik
Aston
Grape Brandies for Coughs Reference
Partial OCR reads Hans Irvine’s pure grape brandy for coughs and Woodn Great Peppermint Cure listed as remedies. No clear publication details or full context available. cannot confirm date or author from the fragment.
Union gathering in Geraldton discusses labor, wages, and cooperation
A damaged excerpt from a Geraldton labor meeting covers union cooperation, wage discussions, and benefits from the Amalgamated Society. Speakers note members in Australia, compensation cases, and plans for a new AN A branch as delegates push for cross union support and a Saturday half-holiday for assistants.
Peps Fumes Claim Quick Relief for Throat Cold Fever
A testimonial from Roger Gowkint of Barees Mount Morwan Quebec praises Peps fumes as a sure remedy for sore throat and chest complaints brought on by cold. He cites portable use and rapid relief, noting Peps helps with coughs bronchitis asthma and related throat and chest troubles in outdoor work. Local stores offer the product at a small price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roger Gowkint
Bares
Mir Amt
Hanty
Chidren
Amd
Wellington solicitor commits suicide after son’s death
Telegrams report that Donild Lanareh a Wellington solicitor shot himself in Dunedin after a prior family tragedy. His father once served as Minister of Public Works and had previously died by suicide.
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Wellington
Donild Lanareh
Dunedin
Disgraceful Scenes At Essendon Port Melbourne Match
In Melbourne on Sunday a troubling football clash between Essendon and Port Melbourne ended amid violent scenes. A Essendon player was struck on the head as a crowd erupted with objects and a woman appeared involved, with police escorting the scene.
Arbitration Court sets weekly hours and wages in Wellington
In Wellington the Arbitration Court awards fix cook and waiter terms in the hotel and restaurant workers dispute. Cooks receive from £1 10s to £4 10s weekly minimum, females get at least £1, waiters earn 26 0, waitresses 21 13, housemaids 16 shillings weekly.
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Wellington
Arbitration Court
Kilmore Tragedy Report From Melbourne Hospital
In Melbourne a woman Mrs Morrowsie died after a family attack at East Kitmace and her husband Demettius Morles Wey is reported in Kal Moor Hospital with life threatening injuries. Police say he attempted to end his life with a revolver as a fire broke out, with unclear surrounding details and ongoing investigation.
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Melbourne
Morrowsie
Demettius
Morles- Wey
East Kitmace
Kalmoor
Murfesain
Bookmakers' Fate and Totalisator Rethink In Wellington
A fragmented report suggests new moves to end bookmakers in Wellington while retaining a totalisator with a reduced duty for a privileged inheritor. The article hints at law, policy shifts, and potential financial impacts on racing and betting interests.
Taxation scandal rocks Wellington region
In a Sunday report, the resignation of Tasos Coroner Tyres is linked to a civil service inquiry led by Sir Joseph Ward. Allegations center on Heyes misusing valuations by Mr. Dugsale to secure larger loans, prompting concerns over government control and property dealings in the land.
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Wellington
Sunnday
Tyres
Tasos
Dionspeeting Walier
Joeph Ware
Civil Service Board
Heyes
Dugsale
Bronerartist
Joseph Wardadiles
Foxx
ANOTHER RAILWAY SMASH VICTORIA HARNESS DEVASTATION
Melbourne edition reports a rail disaster at Richmond today with fourteen persons killed and many injured. Details are scarce with no clear casualty list or locations provided yet. The Elsternwick express reportedly derailed near Midhongton station and collided with another train, causing extensive damage and casualties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne
Terrthin
Richmond To-Tay
Tasmanian football disaster at Hobart injures players
In Hobart on Sunday a drag involving twenty players from Rokeby FC ended with players hurled onto the footpath. Several were taken away injured and some were seriously hurt. The incident disrupted the match as spectators and officials rushed in.
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Hobart
Rokeby
Notrd
Ceere Frag
Oreruczord
Huber Iiat Hight
Local case awards compensation against Associates Gal Mines Ltd
State court in Kalgoorlim heard a claim by Nerwun Michael for compensation. The solicitors presented addresses from Lothy sides as part of the case. The panel unanimously fined and awarded combined sums totaling £798 to the claimant.
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Kalgoorlim
He Tahini
Gal Mines Ltd
Nerwun
Michael
Solielors of Lothy
Victoria Workers Grievance In Federal Power Debate
In Melbourne a discussion on workers grievances and federal powers unfolds. Minister of Customs Thdor notes public sentiment on giving Parliament equal power with states to regulate industry. MAL.A. Billson argues progress requires change, while workers seek remedies and transition to new roles as grievances shift.
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Melbol RN
Sumaay
Guylosuis
Thdor
Billson
Explosion at Melbourne mine test injures workers
An accident occurred at the Boad cert Corp Tacs mine test near Melbourne. James Johnston and another miner were affected by a loud explosion inside the drive. Johnston was found in glazed condition. Tad Hannet suffered burns, and another miner had burns to hair and eyebrows. Other miners escaped uninjured. Suspected that a current of air causing vapors triggered the explosion.
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Melbourne
Suming
Boadcert Corp Tacs
James Johnston
Wats
Johmston
Local Drapery Sale and Community Notices
Local and general notices describe a large drapery sale at Davies Husy Ben Strine-tAdv with various items and prices. The text also mentions choir anniversaries, sale events at Meeth, market updates, and upcoming program highlights at Glideaway Bank, with notes on entertainment and local happenings.
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Kreneh
Blaser
T. Davies
Husy Ben Strine
tAdv
Shocking Perth Tarbour Works Accident Claims Life
A serious incident at Bremantis Tarbour Works in North Fremacths yesterday morning results in the death of James Anderson, an employee. He was reportedly dragged toward a tar tank, caught, and crushed before colleagues could free him. J. Patterson barely escaped as the tank’s force struck the bow, causing injuries.
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Perth
North Fremacths
James Anderson
Bremantis Tarbour Works
Andersen
J. Patterson
Prohibited goods arrest in Perth night encounter
Police detained a Chinese national on a night walk in Perth as part of a customs probe into prohibited imports. An inspector confronted the suspect near Mourrays Street and Guildford, noting the man refused to comply and appeared unsettled by questioning.
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Perth
Sairiilas
Mourraysstiet
Smith
Vourlzyman
Guildford
Tate
Midland market report notes strong sale despite high prices
Dalgety and Co Limited and Lathe and Co report a Midland sale with active demand for cattle pigs and sheep. Buyers showed appetite for fat lambs porkers and dairy cattle while prices rose. notable consignments included dairy cows and young steers.
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Jiller
Shenton and Co, Limited
Dalgty
Tlintet
Port
Ander
Zond Rounditin
Ted
Woieltemis
Sheen
Lamba
Dalgety Anit Co
State Goal Mine Dispute Sparks Melbourne Trouble
In Melbourne on Sunday a tense dispute at the State Goal Mine near Murphy saw the union head Murphy indicate work could resume after a standstill. A key worker named Dave was urged to return to his ventilation job, but officials insisted on safety delays while the mine manager reported failed systems.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne
Murphy
Mura’ Union
L & Menting
Dave
Pattion
The Collie Strike Leads to Union Action
The Cardif strike planning continues with proposals discussed by local leaders. Mr Robb responded, saying the stance remains against allowing women at a certain station and urging orderly conduct during demonstrations. The dispute centers on labor representation and union rules at the Collie works.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Collie
Monlay
Robb
Cored
Evanstabian
Nike
Australian agricultural trade eyes American seed profits
Amid mixed weather across North America and Melbourne, the Victorian Agricultural Department notes severe frosts in several states damage fruit crops, lowering output. Prospects for next season hinge on seed supply, seen as an opportunity to expand Australian exports to the United States and advance the export trade with Am utlea.
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Nuuether
Caport
Amutlea
Perth Death Report Insists on Local Plant Changes
The Perth item notes a death and details about a Fossil dawn station owner and changes at a factory plant. It mentions machines, a washing process, and a new wiring layout by AI Morison and Co. The piece references equipment and a chronic chest remedy Woods' Great Peppermint Cure offered at 15 shillings.
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Perth
Mandel
Fossil
UEC
Akerstrum
Gorahiin
AI. Morison
Woods
Try SANDY MACDONALD Whis KY Whisky Ten Years Old
A compact whiskey note promoting Sandy MacDonald whiskey, aged ten years. Mention emphasizes purity and availability in leading hotels. No clear event or dates, but branding highlights a Kentucky origin and premier hotel distribution.
Medium Drafty Horse Sold at Local Auction
A medium dyauptit horse sold for 22 dollars and 10 cents at Mr Mackionese's auction. The buyer was Natunay. J Jackyon and Oakarola acted as witnesses or participants in the sale.
Fragmentary church service at Christ Church misspelled names
Readable portions report a Sunday service led by His Londship at Christ Church with a sermon urging wisdom to rule well and personal duty to live by the faith. The narrative references Saint Members, congregation, and Creed themes amid garbled text and weather notes.
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Riley
Ceruddton
Linth
Reibinon
Svcey
Perouk
Individu
Cis
Tatention
Peiple
Insley
Unclear OCR fragment yields no clear headline
The provided text is a garbled OCR block with mixed fragments, lacking coherent events, names, or locations to form a factual summary. No readable entities or dates are extractable. no main action present.
Proverb Ad Ad Offer for Weekly Geraldton Express
An old proverb with a slight alteration is noted and the Geraldton Express is advertised as a weekly paper issued every Monday, Wednesday and Friday. It may be obtained free to any address in the State for twelve months on receipt of a small fee.
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Towler
Geraldton Eapresa
Btate
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