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Newspaper
Geraldton Express
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Jul 26, 1907
Page
3
An obituary notes the passing of a respected church elder aged 79 after illness and long service in the Presbyterian congregation. The report also covers business interests, railway and mining prospects, civic matters, weather disturbances, and planned public meetings in Geraldton with updates on inspections, subsidies, and local infrastructure.
The garbled account references Nelson and Alf Pulling, local figures, school activities, football, and a mix of names like Coyper, Molden, and Mey. It hints at a community meeting about games, injuries, and plans, with scattered remarks on sport, railways, and local issues without clear events or outcomes.
To the Editor Siry A third inspection of Signora was conducted this morning by the Bacise Department. The process involved two inspectors in the Inst and their observations showed peersings at the Shamrock Hotel. Observers note questions about why Mr Bhlent was not summoned to appear in court over the last inspection.
A fragmentary ad copy extols Gutiura Soap as a pure delicate antiseptic cleanser for women. It promises medicinal sanitizing effects, skin benefits, and fresh aromas, urging daily uses and various suggested applications.
A well known mining engineer and sportsman, Mr Fenton, died after a train collision at Burswood crossing near Perth yesterday. He was traveling by sulky with Mr G Murphy when the Canmunetan bound train approached. Although Murphy escaped with slight injuries, Fenton suffered a compound skull fracture and died in hospital. The incident drew strong regret as the deceased was highly regarded.
A fishing voyage from Fremantle to Cervantes Island ends in disaster as a gale capsizes the Tasco, sinking the boat and forcing a 6 year old boy to swim for safety. The father is believed drowned while a survivor is pulled aboard another boat. Nicola, a Shindy fisherman, loses the vessel and a substantial sum.
At Lord's London an enraged crowd gathered to watch a Middlesex v Lancashire match. Disruption mounted as rain delay extended and the crowd demanded refunds, prompting Lancashire captain Muslan to walk off. Separate report notes Prince Roights leading a Pekin to Paris motor rally and Kazan fortifications near the Kazinsko River mouths into the Volga, 430 miles east of Moscow.
Reports cite legal action on a trial in Trelun regarding cattle drives with solicitor general granted a change of venue. Separately a great fire in British Columbia destroyed 150 buildings including five churches in Vittoria.
Constables Fryer and Anderson arrested Dennis Ties and Martin Malone after a late night fracas at a Didontudn house. They assaulted Daniel Conway while trying to separate the men. Conway and his wife had separated years earlier. Isles shared the house with the wife. Isles received five pounds and Malone three pounds for assault, with both men sentenced to five weeks’ imprisonment.
Melbourne police report an inmate named Awan, alias Bquers, at the Benevolent Agim home in Hontigy was discovered beneath a staircase with a throat wound. The victim remains in critical condition as investigators probe the incident.
In Thursday afternoon action New South Wales fighter Allegedly named Fuppedvormener and rivals from Western Australia and Sydney battled for £125 and the Austell championship. After a closely fought bout lasting two rounds the referee awarded Ress the decision on points. The huge crowd booed the ruling amid loud protests.
Charles Fotheringhant charged with larceny of employer Messrs G and BR Wills property. He pleaded guilty and was sentenced to three months imprisonment under the First Offenders Act after claiming drink led to the act. The case notes he sought leniency by blaming his wife and wife’s influence.
Fragmentary text reports a missing vessel tied to Adelaide with a steamer due to pick up a person at Kingscate and resume a voyage to Western Australia. The garbled lines suggest a maritime incident or search in progress near Adelaide with an uncertain status and timetable.
An Australian reader recounts illness and recovery using Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People. The letter praises the pills as restoring strength and vitality after anemia and blood disease symptoms, urging readers to obtain the genuine remedy from local stores or by mail order.
Perth court continued the hearing on the conspiracy charge against Prorence Taviling and alleged accomplices Yl oANsy and Willian Lenehon. The eldest daughter’s evidence was concluded and more testimonies were heard regarding a burial seducational matter. Proceedings adjourned until 4 next morning.
The court session in Perth adjourned after a ruling by Mr. Tuscics Burnalde regarding a mining dispute. The judge ordered an interim agreement to be forwarded to the Master, with further hearings adjourned and Howarts reportedly distant from the case.
Edward Chaintoy, newly appointed executive, faced City Police Court charged with theft from a Wekup and possessing a revolver, burglary tools, and jewelry. Police traced a yearlong search leading to a West Perth shop on July 10, with substantial evidence presented. The case proceeded with a bearing action set for Saturday.
Commandant of the WA accompanied by Captain Pendlebury arrives by morning train to inspect the Western Australian forces at an evening parade in Ub Ne HES Torwarraw le. They plan to move to Dongarra that night, inspect Nabuwale Light Horse Sunday, then return to Perth by Monday's charting train.
Chaos marks the Western Australia Parliament as debates rage over the Midland Railway purchase. Leaders clash with the Labor government on asset acquisitions and disputed authority, while calls for referendum and constitutional questions swirl around ministerial powers and public spending.
Yerth reports this morning that the Supply Bill's second feature was moved in the Legislative Council and received, with the standing orders suspended. The House then went into committee and adjourned until Tuesday.
In the Legislative Assembly the Attorney-General resumes the debate on the tithe issue, after customary formality, confining himself to defending the government.
William Elspherd of Northampton applies under the Mining Act 1904 for a mineral lease over Badan Soch Extended, twenty acres, southwest of Lot 1472, Geraldton dated May 96 1907. boundaries described with lines and points along the north side of Rand Court storing pointy. lot 23.
A notice from HALLIGAN, Registrar of Newtlangton Mineral Field, states objections to an application by Ws Shepherd referenced as pamab be Lo at Vaydon’s offer before August 26, 1907. The heating of the application is set for August 27, 1907.
Fragments of a dated note reference Persianwaterians and a port routine on Fridays. Mentions Mesins OH BL Drew M C Slone Brown Ma Captain We Oates and Captain Gates with travels to Perth and Perth Lonigton. Health ad copy warns against coughs colds and chest pain with Bon wagbon's substitutes.
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