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Newspaper
Geraldton Express
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
May 18, 1910
Page
4
On a crowded ship, Steele probes a mysterious box consigned to a Cairns carrier firm. He trusts the odds of revealing the outlaw Ubique while weighing stories about brainy criminals, the Kelly gang, and the limits of pursuit.
Tuesday's Wires from Melbourne details a bank robbery probe after a miner named Harvey Shannon allegedly struck a man near the Yahe Crees and chased him, with the victim sustaining a head wound and asking about updates on the robbery. The incident occurred along the Degenster road as Shannon fled, leaving locals curious about the outcome and police actions.
A Tart night incident on Canterbury Road Surrey led G Tails to investigate a noise at the shop counter. A figure attacked him, then a fire gutted the premises, injuring A W Hamel and damaging Valley's Joan. Insurance partially covers the loss.
The inquest on Ed ward Sloane Cleborne's death after an amateur boxing contest at Gaiety Athletic Hall concluded. Police and witnesses testified contestants had limited boxing knowledge and Clebourne appeared unfit. Maitland escorted Clebourne to Sydney Hospital where he was deemed unfit for athletic activity. The coroner urged medical clearance for entrants and suggested thicker padding to reduce injuries. Jury returned an accidental death verdict.
A May 16 burglary at Advinide in Adelaide saw assailants smash into J E Hall watchmaker and jeweller on Grenfell Street and later near Rundle Street Arcade. Thieves ransacked display cases and carried off a large quantity of stock, valued at around 2700 pounds. Local police investigate as premises are secured and a search continues.
A fire after a mutiny incident damages the waterworks building at Fremantle harbour containing a furnace and a new motor fire engine. The plant and route were insured. A Fremantle Gas Company official, H M Copps luminiumsue accountant, is reportedly wanted in connection with a fraud case and traveled from Albany to Adelaide by the Kanowna on April 16.
The mate departs amid a flirtatious exchange while Steele and a lady discuss truth and police work. A passing remark leads to plans for a deck chat. The scene shifts to a medicinal tonic claim promising quick throat relief and cure for a bad cold.
A Friday union meeting discussed resigning member A Alien who is training in Geraldton, heard from Political and Labor Council delegates, and decided to pursue affiliation with the Shop Assistants and Warehouse Employees Federation of Australia. Members questioned Retail Traders open Saturday evenings after 9 pm, with a special meeting possible if events arise before the next GSAU session on the 27th.
The ronkmakers arrested to Satur day were brought belory the Palirr Court yeaterday, and were eranded by eight days.
A fragmented notice from SHN NY-ALL-SORTS advertises furniture, vet tasting, and a fresh stock of goods, hinting at a broader, unclear clearance event. The terse read raises questions about product range and origin while signaling a shopping opportunity in the neighborhood.
The article notes delays and changes in management for SAIC and McTaughtin. It mentions Moloy on a stance to Sydney today and plans to return to New South Wales for a Saturday event.
An inquiry at Can ning Park into a welter race accident led to jockey El McConvish receiving a six month suspension for careless riding. McConvish rides for E Yemby and his mount Footman finished second. investigation focused on interference with Carstrek causing Gravity and Woodsids fall.
The Geraldton Express notes a rate for twelve months payable in advance. It states the paper is published on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays and is posted free to any address upon receipt of the required amount.
A correspondent reports a lively social at Smith's barn opposite the railway siding in Lithein Sir. Despite cold weather a fair number attended the dance and supper of sandwiches, cake, and coffee. Miss Grace Webber and Mr A O Malley led music with Miss Myers and Miss J Webber on piano, followed by hearty thanks to hosts and helpers for a successful first public party in the area.
A manufacturer must advertise to reach millions and build business. Without promotion, he remains limited and lags behind leaders. Effective advertising elevates ranking and prospects, while neglecting it consigns him to continued mediocrity.
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