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Newspaper
Geraldton Express
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Jun 02, 1909
Page
3
A fragmentary Perth column criticizes Mr Tim Quinlan and his supporters amid a heated federal federation debate. It notes alleged partisan insults toward Sir John Forrest and public figures, lampoons Liberal rhetoric, and previews an upcoming clash over centralisation versus federation in Western Australia.
Fragments describe a children's hacking cough at night and a sale event labeled HL Carsons Removal Sale. Mentions a gown and Cort clearance style pricing. Readable details are sparse but indicate a local sale and a medicinal cure claim.
An editor’s reader correspondence criticizes a recent concert. The writer disputes misstatements about the performers and the term used to describe the week of the event. The tone questions the accuracy of the report and defends the act’s effort and audience reception.
In Abe town Tumbolones are imported from Perth as Morrison states he can supply stems below Perth prices. He asserts the quality equals what the metropolis offers and hints at the possibility of forthcoming shipments or preparations for furnace or etherent repairs.
Telegram reports unsettled talks on a Deakin led ministry with Cook likely Defence, Forrest Treasurer, Millen Vice President, Thomson to head Tome Affairs, and Hest at Customs though a Senator-led Customs proposal faces opposition. Attorne y General uncertain with Irvine named as a possibility amid Victorian opposition.
The House of Representatives met this afternoon with large attendance. Mr Romford presented a petition figure by 8000 electors requesting that the House order a referendum on the question of the unification of Avsigalla. Mr Bamford stated the petition was mile long and the largest ever presented to the House.
Mr Fisher announced resignation following an adverse House vote and a failed dissolution request. He met Governor General and stated dissolution was best for the country. A new government was to be formed by Mr Deakjo after condolence for the late Premier T Price.
The Federal High Court granted leave for the Couimenwraith to intervene in the case of the Saw-millers and Woodcutters Association versus James Meare and Nithers. Mar. Tastive Haggis reserved important questions for the Court's consideration.
Visitors to Perth may purchase copies of the EXPRESS at Mr Albert's News Agency in Central Arcade between Wellington and Murray Streets, opposite the Railway Station. Also from Mr Cottersum, O.P.C., Rookstall.
A late night shooting at Mary Street Brigham ends in a woman killing a man then turning the gun on herself. Dellovid, a fireman or sailor, and Lily Dewott are named. Eberhardt and Jewett die at the scene. a companion Jewett’s female ally may have witnessed the events. The Wal ard Woman were present during the stay.
In Perth on a Wednesday the Police Court charged Wolf Bitz with breach of the Amntal Act for performing a dental operation without registration. Thomas B. Miller, the defendant, faced Magistrate Haynes after being examined by Mr Ford at the Metropolitan Dental Co. The court held that Bitz, a syristered dentist, operated and should pay seven pounds plus costs, with a stay of proceedings on seven days.
Perth report of the death of Agus Lynch a barmaid aged about 20 or 28 Irwin Street Perth. Dr Cuthbee was summoned but Lynch was dead on arrival. Police informed an inquiry begun as the circumstances are being investigated.
Perth readers heard that a public tender by J. H. Brown of Perth for building a miniature rifle range at Geraldton State School has been accepted. The project plans and location are confirmed, aiming to provide a facilities upgrade for local marksmen.
Cable from Porth Weinestay Dalgetyatt Co. reports Marseille strike delays. Departures of Marines steamers have been altered since last sailing on May 25, with further postponements anticipated.
The Premier spoke at Northam on Wednesday in support of Mr. Mitchell, noting that revenue decreases worsen the deficit. He cited Capron wealth receipts of £182,392 in the 11 months of the financial year, illustrating the Treasurer’s challenge in restoring revenue.
Revenue figures show a deficit for May due to revenue shrinkage and reduced capital expenditure. Officials note the net income fell against estimates, attributed to lower capture of funds and higher spending constraints.
The Premier Mr Moore telegraphed Acting Premier Peake of South Australia to express deep sympathy with the Price family and the Parliament and people of South Australia at the death of Premier Price. Mr Moore also sent a private message of condolence to Mrs Price.
Perth reports a True Bill likely against Harcourt Whippy in a conspiracy tied to Water Works management. The trial may begin next Monday week after the conspiracy case against Oruing and Steynens proceeds.
Football notes allege Tlowetl, Brigades captain, seeks permit to play for Rovers while Association vows to block groundless attempts. Jose’s exclusion is critiqued, and a decision on Innis Tor’s appeal is discussed. Next weekend’s Rovers Railways clash touted as capital contest as goal scorers Pooley and Rosam push tallies. Emergency calls list players for upcoming match and benefit game for Middiets family with Eastern and Western sides named. Audience interest in a Commonwealth Parliament picture purchase grows as towns raise funds.
A letter from Clifton, Under-Secretary for Lands, confirms Mr Burgess’s offer under the Agricultural Purchase Act awaits amendment to raise funding. The government plans to consider offers only after the Act increases funds, with a four months option and parliamentary timing noted.
For years Perth market activity shows scarce railway freight effects. Wheat values hover with Mayers and Fay figures cited, wheat around 15, with noted downdraft to 4 pounds in price. Strong entities include Perth and Mayers.
A garbled Adelaide Twelay market summary reports wheat parcels, prices, and brands with unclear figures. The fragment mentions a price around £11 158 and various trading terms, but key details and clarity are missing.
Prices for various grains and commodities listed in Melbourne market notes show cryptic figures such as row £11 10s and bray 15 1d, with entries like potland 1s 2d and chat £9 6s to £3 15s, reflecting erratic values and unclear units across items.
A London correspondent reports ex-senator Harney and Mr Justice Ridley in a high court confrontation over design rights in an advertising scheme. The Huperlal News Agency and Sydney Telegraph editor are linked, with tensions over differences in the schemes. The judge scolded and Harney accused the court of rude behavior as the jury was discharged after tense exchanges.
Fragmented OCR snippet touts Woods' Great Peppermint Cure as a remedy for many ailments claimed to heal both young and old. The text reads as promotional language for a patent medicine with no clear date, author, or location.
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