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Newspaper
Geraldton Express
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
May 10, 1912
Page
3
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ORAVE AMERICAX: A telegram from YORK May 8 reports police firing on a mob during an industrial disturbance in Pottsville Pennsylvania. Three men are dead and several police and citizens injured as clashes erupt across the Pacifica region amid strike actions and anti strikebreaker activity.
A London deputation from Sleuman's and partners representing dockers stevedores and clerks warned the management of a possible strike over nonunion conditions. They cited shipboard lifeboat provisions and crew limits under the Merchant Shipping Act as blocked by current arrangements and urged action to avert work stoppage.
May 8 London reports Ward the suspect in the Chiewlck murder case has been brought before StroUre. The constable testified Ward claimed the deceased woman earlier and described following Annith Lie and Kate Smith, with authorities noting further statements and inconsistencies.
Fragmentary OCR writes of a May 4 strike in Olympia Tondo y detailing workers’ demands and a pending decision by committees. It notes a committee’s delay and a reference to executive action, with unclear names and places due to garbled text.
A garbled late 19th or early 20th century notice reports Titanic disaster aftermath in London. It mentions church services led by Bishop of Westminster and other clergy, with references to Holy Communion, special prayers, and memorial rites at multiple churches. Names and places are hard to read due to OCR errors but indicate organized church response and public observances.
Fragmentary telegram mentions officials and a general department. Readable items reference a will, ocean fore, ember four vat, and names like Malley and Vent, with garbled phrases about endeavor and competition.
A note indicates a party connected to Molemial Sugar Refining Co has been insured to provide evidence before the Sugar Commission. The fragment suggests legal or regulatory proceedings regarding refinery practices and compliance.
Mr Griffith announced a plan to link the city’s traffic network. The Asian expert Mr Flay led the initiative to address congestion and redness in the transport system with a comprehensive scheme connecting major routes and hubs.
Perth reports a chaotic scene during the trial of an unnamed defendant for an assault as residents comment on policing and street conditions. The piece reflects local concerns about guardianship, arrests on suspicion, and the prevalence of disorder in the area.
Police attribute the blaze at Millar's building to a single fault in the electric switchboard causing a fuse and wiring fire. May 10 report notes damage and investigation ongoing with no injuries mentioned.
International Grigket Notts outplayed Australia with strong first and second innings. Gregory, Illes, Nanikky, Riley, Macartney, Minnett, Mathews, Whitby and others contributed in a high scoring match. Notts posted 214 runs in total with multiple dismissals and key partnerships.
A shaky start in London as Australians face Northamptonshire in a May county match. Openers Greenlees and Barstow led a cautious innings while Gregory remained not out with 77, Norman and Trotter contributed later as Flint and Williams took early wickets.
The report describes a chrysanthemum and autumn garden event with judges, a hall display, and numerous attendees. Mrs. du Boulay hosts a tea, bouquets, and produce stalls run by a team of organizers. Attendees wear varied formal attire with decorations and hats, while prize arrangements and a Maypole dance are noted.
The readable text shows garbled phrases about feet inflamed and mentions a dry ration, imp, and pubic mites. No clear names, places, dates, or events emerge to form a coherent news item for a traditional card.
The premier of C1 and Wir Semmens of MTC faced questioning by The Weat Aistratian as a probe into Ableritec and new regulations unfolds. The exchange centers on loan terms, security measures, and political fault lines between Liberal and Labor factions amid ongoing policy debates and potential electoral implications.
A fragmented 19th century style ad recounts women’s health fears and dubious remedies. It promotes a patent pill claiming to cure nervous, female ailments and hysteria, naming Dr Wm Ham’s Pink Pills as a cure, with testimonials and pricing details from a seller in Perth.
A chaotic OCR of a chrysanthemum show report lists exhibitors such as Greenough and Warwicker with numerous entries in various varieties. The piece notes judges by Miss Duncan and Miss Donovan, with multiple categories including single blooms, double blooms, and Japan varieties, alongside prizes and table decorations.
The Howard-Wasean Company presented a lively opening at the Shattembury Theatre Perth drawing about 2,000 attendees. Performers included Mindoo, French, Rensir, and Drew with a program of songs and interludes.
Correspondent reports widespread rain across the dairy districts improving pastures and crops. Farmers express relief as showers bring steady growth, boosting confidence in yields and the season's outlook. Strong rain turns fields lush as general conditions improve townwide.
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