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Newspaper
Geraldton Express
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Jun 19, 1907
Page
3
A London dated report warns of a new Democratic conspiracy and grave precautions across Russia. It notes heightened military actions and exerts caution for emergencies. A commandant in the Black Sea Fleet reportedly shot during torpedo boat practice. officers arrested on attempted murder charges amid unclear cause.
Neson's column surveys a half holiday pattern across Perth and Fremantle, urging universal reform beyond the metro area. It recalls temperance debates, social vices, and a drift from old drink rules, while noting local sports, culture, and memories from town to capital.
A historical essay extols cooperative principles as the main path to improving workers’ condition and reducing conflict between capital and labor. It argues cooperation can unify labor, capital, and industry, creating a peaceful economic revolution through shared gains and moral advancement.
Sydney reports a severe railway crash yesterday at Weerix Creek after wrong points caused the engine to derail and collide with a carriage shed. Twenty five passengers were injured. no sleeping passengers were awakened. Rescue efforts and emergency repairs followed as the train damaged the engine and three carriages while the main line remained usable.
The Tons and Mimilya Wivers Racing Club held events on the 11th and 12th mat with strong fields. Results show Flash winning Flash 1 and Shorts 1 in trials, Trial winners include Tontan Jalon and Gramdee, Swerman and Tonten placed in several heats, while Swagman and Renpo led district events and Lottery Bonadlation concluded the program.
The Kalgoorlie Racing Club held a programme at the Kalgoorlie Recine Club marking anniversaries. Results include Golden Mile winning the 200 revs Great mile with odds to 1 and betting details across trials and handicaps.
In a Darwin era report Mir Doalette of Bouhler No 1 Co completed payment for St George Lane mine option and pursued a further six month option with £1000 down. Testing at the reef showed promising rich ore and near-term production prospects. Key players include Messrs Burt Pritchard Wollmesworth Drew and Morton with shares held by Hurt and others. A community event at the Pity Rand pool was postponed due to weather, while the Mechanics Institute holds its annual meeting tonight.
In Boulder a nurse Lorenzen faces charges as the court resumes the abortion case. Detective Ka vanagh seeks to join Fred Edwards as a party to the transaction. The accuser alleges payments and reggeries with Edwards supplying funds, while two more similar charges are expected.
Timber industry tensions surface as the Amalgamated Society of Finvineres negotiates with Wilkes Karri and Jarrah Combine. A relief committee reports £1700 received yesterday while key figures plan attendance at upcoming meetings. travel for parliamentary duties noted.
London Tuesday. British war authorities investigate rumors of defects in the shell casings of lyddite shells. Thousands of live shells stored in War Department stores are being examined amid the inquiry.
Melbourne report says Griffin, defeated in a boxing match at Wrens Pavilion, returned home and vomited unconscious. A doctor diagnosed possible internal injury and described the condition as critical.
The Coastal Trades and Labor Council held a lively session with Curran’s accusations a focal point. The committee noted Curran sent an 88 2d arrears account, rejected it, and later replaced the sum with 10 4. Curran accused colleagues of imposture. he withdrew remarks and resignation speculation followed before a formal stance was adopted.
Perth Tuesday evening reports a fraud at His Majesty's Hotel where a visitor offered a spurious note to secure a loan during peak business. The Provincial and Suburban Bank flagged the note as counterfeit and notified authorities, seeking the con artist's identity.
Perth reports ex policeman John Dennis O’Lauwahlin charged after a brutal assault on his wife and daughter. He was sentenced to two months’ imprisonment with a four month probationary extension or additional four months in jail upon failure to post surety.
A reader argues the government hospital favors the wealthy, citing neglected poor patients and inadequate care at times. The correspondent pleads for equal treatment, noting severe illnesses and delays at the facility and urging better nursing and attentive service for the needy.
Rough notes report a Melbourne murder involving a diamond merchant Mr. Rauer. The fragment mentions a partner Mr. Baufrs and a Perth visitor Mr. Schatmer en route to Melbourne aboard the TMS. Incomplete text hints at pursuit or movement toward Melbourne.
The late Dr Jameson, killed in a railway accident in the Transvaal, has left a will. Probate filed in the Supreme Court of Western Australia. The estate valued at £11,000 with £3800 liquid and £8400 in property, to be divided equally among his three children.
Daily notes detail legal actions in Geraldton and surrounding districts with mentions of public figures and local matters. It reports a charity of public funds questioned, regulatory penalties for whisky sales, a mining lease near Mt Magnet, and a severe weather sequence affecting Perth and Fremantle, including high winds and rainfall.
Messrs J ang N Talts bring The Kelly Gang to Geraldton at the Masonic Hall on Friday and Saturday next 24th and 25th inst. The company offers a full programme including moving pictures and a dramatic episode based on Australian history with Fred Duncan delivering a mellow baritone performance. The show features a realistic railway themed story and an electric plant supplied by the company. The film will be open at Snell's on Friday morning.
At Monday evening session the Municipal Council discussed the water supply, noting near exhaustion of funds from government grants and pressure on ordinary revenue. The mayor outlined costs for trenching and sand removal, debated pump capacity, and agreed to a special meeting after minor points were sent to the special committee for consideration.
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