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Newspaper
Geraldton Express
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Mar 22, 1912
Page
3
Fragmentary cablegram mentions Hay and Foreign, an expedition for the poor, and Petererora. It references Captain Sedu, a planned expedition near 42 degrees north, and a North Pate. Political notes discuss the Prime Minister and mine owners amid rapid tensions and calls for a gentler resolution.
In Lerlin March 2 a trial over card sharping ends with Metternich acquitted on the charges. A second man, Anies, accused of detraction, serves a week in Sonment. The proceedings reveal a sensational link to a famed ART magnate, with ownership of a key wager and notable social ties.
Four Carman spies arrested in Mt Halon Fort precincts amid wartime security. Steven 20, among the detainees, is accused of involvement in German espionage networks. Authorities emphasize jungle defense measures and ongoing investigations in Wah region.
A mining accident occurred at the Hamilton Coal Company in Oklahoma. The explosion trapped workers, with nine reported dead and several missing after the blast. Rescue teams search the shafts as officials assess the collapse and possible causes.
London on March 9 hosts the World's Championship where Armst is set to row Faery for the world title. The event gathers top crews as teams contest the crown on the river.
A disputed claim of gold hoard discovery spurred speculation in the Northampton area. A reliable representative reported no confirmed find, while several residents and officials offered conflicting views and urged caution until verifiable evidence appears.
The fragmentary report notes a bowls match where Ventorilay defeated Moreinhy SP to 0 amid unclear play by multiple players. It mentions upcoming games and finalists with several garbled names and locations.
Telegraph dispatch from Melnoutne dated March 21 reports Chief Engineer H Deane of the Transcontinental railway project plans to begin work in two months with about 1500 men. He may later recommend purchasing an American rack-laying machine claimed to lay rails at twenty miles per day. Deane notes only six held sections of the line may require building.
Melbourne reports a prison incident where George Tavin 121 attacked Niweell during a raid at My Mot hourna aol yesterday. He leaped from an upper floor after a struggle, hurling the other man onto a trading floor and onto stone steps 28 feet below. Tavin sustained a broken thigh and spinal injuries with partial paralysis and is hospitalized.
In Sydney last night the Legislative Assembly debated a riot recurrence remark by Mer Woolly. Police removed a mother members from the floor after the remark, and tensions rose as surrounding comment intensified.
The accused faces charges of conspiring to cheat the Singer Sewing Machine Company of funds. The case began at Water Botes Cauet and concluded with Magor calling for trial. The defense indicated no plans to present evidence, while the magistrate ruled a prima facie case had been made and ordered remand for trial.
In Perth March 2 a public discussion on the Transcontinental route led to a motion to route the line south of the river. The commissioner proposed avoiding Perth with a southern landing, while South Perth officials noted a mix of alignments near Tucawand and Aotheongh Sowth Mort, and the Works Minister affirmed a railway join with the Southwan line near Brenda dey.
A lengthy discussion contrasts gas and electric lighting in Melbourne and London. It notes rising night illumination costs, proposed electric upgrades, concerns about capital outlay, and the impact on consumer charges and reliability as utilities debate the best path forward.
The plan argues that outlay will yield immediate return, with gas works modernization essential whether electric light is installed or not. It promises to meet demand for Highant hoa) for years, reduce future costs, and stabilize charges for workers amid rising rents and payments, referencing a March 2, 1919 date.
Mr W J Box plans to depart veraidten for Yuna to settle into agricultural pursuits. The article notes notable local figures including Mr Heese and others active in various movements, mentions an Arbitration Court salary for a representative, and lists probate items from the Supreme Court along with social events in Geraldton and Westnealas.
Aunglah society presented nightly entertainment with laughs from Marching a Week and Mr Cratan with Mins Dent drawing cheers. The program featured a popular play and a strong film lineup, with repeats tonight. Early seating advised for a full view of the shows and the Ring on My Fingers act.
A testimonial letter from Illinois describes long battles with eczema and skin irritations. The writer credits Cure for Eczema products with dramatic relief after trying numerous remedies. The letter highlights anecdotal cures and mentions widespread sale through the world, urging readers to consider the treatment.
A garbled archival column reveals a tumultuous discussion about local leadership, re elections, and mayoral controversy. It references Mayors Chadwick and Hackett, civic tensions, and calls for reform amid ongoing municipal struggles.
Mackenzie reports a mixed market for the week ending March sixth with fruit consignments and poultry notes. Spinach and tomatoes show price activity while peaches and turkeys feature in assorted listings. readers are urged to note market shifts and related school event notices.
The fragmentary item reports on Meekatharra events and fashion, noting a gathering at the Greenoughs roadside, a wedding reception in Melbourne, a new color called aube grey, and recent shop displays. It mentions nursing and parish matters, local design talk, and calls for a qualified clerk of courts to help Meekatharra.
West Australia supplier W Zimple has rapidly expanded a furnishing operation with improved goods and public appeal. The factory boasts new cabinet taking and upholstery lines and modern machinery, positioning the firm to compete with others in the region.
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