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Newspaper
Geraldton Express
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
May 13, 1907
Page
3
Local listing shows an auction of electro plates and sterling silver wedding presents at the Geraldton Marine Trace Jewelry Arcade in Geraldton. Archived notes indicate planned inspection times and display of items for potential buyers.
In a hard fought match the Rovers beat the Railways 4 3 with goal spree at several stages. Stokes, Reid, F Kid, Tale and OIllien starred for the Rovers while Maher, Critch, Hammond and Drysdale impressed for the Railways in a game marked by rough moments and tense final minutes.
A string of mishaps on the Northampton railway line highlights repeated derailments and near misses. The No. 18 locomotive left the rails twice in quick succession, with drivers and workers racing to recover bogies and restore service. Passengers questioned danger as crews managed a cautious restart, while authorities mull over safer routing and preventive measures.
Premiership games reported from Perth show Australian Routes defeating Fast Perth 4 11 to 4 7, West Perth overcoming North Fremantle 2 14 to 9 5, Fast Fremantle beating Sunines 14 1 to 8 7, Fremantle beating Milo Junction 14 to 4, and Rugby Takes PIT defeating Peieral by 17 points. Fremantle Pioneers defeated Sydney by 19 points.
Helena Vale Racing Club held a fine May meeting in clear weather with modest crowds. Indelible won the Gallo Way Handicap in a steady stretch finish while Sporran captured the May Handicap in a fast pace race.
London Sunday report says the government accepted the principle of a proposal by Mr WH Lever for a pension of five shillings per week for all British citizens over 60. The bill was read a first time and sent to a committee of the whole house for consideration.
Melbourne reports an inquest into the death of Frederick Jom Saker at Dorman Tone Company's foundry in South Welbourne. The coroner ruled the evidence incomplete and orders retrials. Thomas Timm.ery was committed for trial on a charge of manslaughter and granted bail in one surety of 625.
London reports a suspected anarchist plot to assassinate King Charles of Roumania with ensuing arrests and unrest. Officials say a large peasant mobilization occurred in a related disturbance while troops reinforce major garrisons. In Lahore the government claims control as tensions rise and rumors spread of broader unrest.
A partial Rand strike saw several mines refuse to join while owners threaten expulsion. Government officials aim to end the dispute through reconciliation and negotiation to restore production.
London Sunday reports an Australian inventor, Reewnan, presenting a model railway at the Royal Society conversazione. The exhibit reportedly sustains balance with eyeloe gyroscopes, driving interest in the mechanism and potential applications.
London wheat market shows heavy trading with prices advancing. Reports from Sumtay indicate brisk activity and reflected gains in New York and Chicago futures. Chicago quotations rose by several points as traders push prices higher amid strong demand.
The wool sales show brisk activity with an advance noted in prices. The market topped by The Taineton board realised 23dd per quarter with 198,075 sales reported, indicating strong demand and solid turnover.
The inquest into the death of Arthur Hayes in Richmond concluded with a verdict of death from extravasation at bloom caused by suffocation. Coroner Crawley committed Grace for trial on charges connected to the incident.
Fragmentary Melbourne and Brisbane notices describe a missing child Romy Murph y and a hospital admission during surgery. A wharf laborer James Tutchinton fell or jumped from Melbourne pier. A fatal fire at Kaoptroa Point left widow Elizabeth Butler dead by suffocation in Brisbane.
A Wellington Gasworks employee named Trevor was burned to death in a gas explosion yesterday in Auckland. The incident occurred Sunday as the youth carried out duties at the gasworks, with authorities launching an inquiry into the fatal accident.
A fragment discusses Peps as a pleasant pairing for Uiroad pune and a shift from old treatment. It claims Miromgh methods have superseded bleeding and describe medicines that ease the range and bronchial tubes. The text hints at the pine weed remedy aiding the seat of trouble.
Frederick R B Stirling an old colonist of note died at age 50. He was a director of Stirling Bros and Co and connected with the Morning Herald commercial department. Funeral services were well attended by prominent citizens and Lodge members of the City of Porth. The funeral occurred yesterday in Port with Masons muster and council attendance. Harcourt W Ellis saw charges withdrawn at Perth Police Court with prosecution paying all costs. Dr Dreil Jones the late non-practising medical man died this week and was related to Lady Forrest and to Mr Feed Mare.
An 85 year old remedy named Bonnington's Trish Mega is promoted for affections of the chest and throat. The ad claims it never fails to provide relief and stresses its long-standing use to obtain the promised remedy.
Analyzes withdrawal of licenses for Gilbert and Sullivan operas amid Japanese sensitivity. Notes Lord Chamberlain action affecting Mikado and other works, with commentary on cultural tensions, licensing, and industry reactions in Great Britain and Ireland.
Botions charged in Northampton case, Alfred Andrewn, guard on the North Northampton line, remanded for night daye pending further proceedings.
Ernest Moyle appeared before Justice J. G. Smith and surrendered on a charge related to intoxication. A reprimand and attention to behavior were recorded as part of the proceedings.
An old advertisement urges mothers to use Zam-Bak Soap for daily baths to protect a baby's tender skin. It claims the soap nourishes, soothes, and prevents irritation from wind, sand, and dryness, recommending exclusive use for best results and noting availability from stores or the Zam-Bak Manufacturing Co.
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