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Newspaper
Geraldton Express
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Mar 30, 1908
Page
3
Trigg and other officers were elected to the association as gatekeepers with remarks from Mr. Bello and others at the meeting. A police court session followed where J. A. McDermott faced charges linked to a dispute over a balance sheet and a property matter, with witnesses including Phowms Smith and WP. L. Brown.
The fragment hints at discussion of purgatives and their effects on bowels, warning against dangerous side effects. It references Chanter Tan’s TM 18 as a potential aid, suggesting a fatueal act to ease constipation while avoiding danger.
At Chibgante RUG in unpleasing weather, Katoomba won the Cop with Katialila in the Summer Day race after a strong start. Audience attendance was moderate as results listed hurdles, purses, and handicaps across the event.
A fragmented excerpt satirizes public manners and gender norms, noting men’s vanity and women’s dress in social dining. It references gun violence, editorial stances, and concerns over police response, warning about firearm access and societal restraint in a dated Boston context.
Chaff and Grain Market notes weak Continental wheat demand and ample local supplies. Prices for prime wheats rise to £5 12s, good lag and clean aurstrnum fetch higher rates, oats scarce, hay and straw firm, thrashed straw chaff in tight supply, and Tasmanian markets show firmness amid general subdued activity.
Fragmented report describes a Sunday incident in Kentucky where nine tobacco warehouses in Covington were destroyed. Estimated damage runs into hundreds of thousands with totals spanning many thousands since the beginning of the period.
Lorston reports an earthquake in Chilipa Mexico destroying the town and causing widespread panic. Other parts of America felt tremors with possible further damage and anxious residents waiting for official updates.
A fragmented market report from Ler Se shows copper ore pricing with marginal values around £61 and £14 18s, alongside scattered figures for forward, Tas, and Leal. The legible items include brief price snippets and exchange style notations, indicating a volatile early market session with limited complete data.
Fragmented OCR text on Franco British exhibition relations shows confusion over governance and dates. Names and places are garbled, but references to a governor and a scheduled May event hint at official delays and awkward ministerial positioning.
A Sunday night fire at a premises in Fremantle caused alarm but was quickly contained. Firefighters arrived promptly after the blaze began at Mr Sibbs's premises in Higtestrer. No serious injuries reported as flames were subdued with limited property damage. quick actions limited spread.
Telegrams report a fatal shooting of Constable King by Coleman while King attempted to arrest him before a Sunday fishing trip. Coleman fled, later engaged officers, with King fatally wounded. investigation continues as authorities pursue the suspect.
A message from Premier Wade indicates arrangements for an Athenian show at the Brantorinirish Exhibition have fallen through as concerns over expenses rise. The project is now waned and unlikely to proceed.
In a rain affected match at Yeasi thne tie season, Wootacarra and Geratlion contested a cautious opener. Cress Well, Halligan, Overheu, and Barker showed form with bat and ball as Wooraeht played steadily, with key dismissals by Jenner and Walls shaping a tense early innings.
A correspondence from Northampton, dated March 24, defends the Northampton post office against claims of annoyance from children at the verandah during mail handling. The writer asserts the claim of disturbance is wrong, noting no persistent nuisance and describing impressions of orderly service despite occasional clatter. The letter asks for factual remonstration and maintains the postmistress’s behavior was proper.
Mr John Kelly a long time resident of the district passed away aged 74 after a sudden illness. He was a noted farmer and early settler in the area, with a large family and mourners attending his funeral. The service included clergymen and local notables, praising his character and devotion to his family and parish.
Experienced miner Mr J Acton arrived in Lowon with fossils found at a depth while prospecting for coal miles from Northampton. He believes the findings may hold coal potential, causing discussion among experts and readers about future tests and opinions in the Express. Local inquiry continues as authorities review the evidence and consider further exploration.
A man on a Perth train last night attempted self harm, causing panic among Vie passengers. He later died in hospital with injuries to the windpipe and neck area. Police and Vienna doctor Henry Muminyml attended, and the Bunbury authorities will follow up on the incident.
A fragment notes the Geraldton Express published on Monday Wednesday and Friday with a notice about subscribing for twelve months in advance. The legible portion hints at a price or term but remains unclear.
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