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Newspaper
Geraldton Express
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
May 29, 1907
Page
3
A worker author critiques political leaders and the law amid industrial strife in Western Australia. The piece condemns compulsory labor, criticizes Holman and party actions, warns of state coercion against workers, and urges voters to back representatives who defend democratic rights and fair wages. The tone is partisan, urging reform and accountability.
Por Bacon Coughs reports taking Woode Grend Pappermint Cure at 1/8 dose in a brief health update. No further context or outcomes provided.
The provisional committee of the Geraldton Trlnsitial Co-Operative Society plans a meeting of share holders to elect management. Over 100 shares have been allotted within a fortnight, with wide interest from the Murchison district. They expect high standards of efficiency in governance and seek capital to start business while aiming to follow successful co operative models in Australia.
A High Court session reviews a timber trade dispute affecting destitute families and children. Justice Roath weighs relief measures while barristers argue delay, with an assurance for a sale of destitute assets to aid the claimants.
An inquest into the Fremantle tramway crash that killed Mr Frank Fallon was opened on Tuesday afternoon and adjourned after failing to establish the cause. The driver Namara and passenger Mrs Fallon were among those injured when the tram derailed near Stirling Street, snapped a post, and rolled over. The fallen man and Miss Fyfe were badly hurt. a boy passenger disappeared and later a hospital check noted Fallon’s fatal injuries and needed operations for others.
Friday the 2th inst a concert and dance funded by the Convent. Performers from Cinmouehad and nearby towns offered songs violin pieces and gramophone selections. Mr Chay chaired with amiable humor as Mr Wit hoon delivered Mandalay and Drinking while Miss Lavinia McGuiness opened with an overture. The program featured Miss Lena Gibson’s violin solo and other contributors. Attendees, including Father Sheshwa, expressed gratitude to the sisters and committee for a pleasant community event.
Delegates from Esplanade Patriameal expected to attend with new postmasters arriving. Reports include local officials facing calls for merciless collecting, while Burns and Cowper’s cotton plants are noted. A string of incidents across Walkaway and Fremantle surfaces, from fines for liquor selling to railway disputes and public health worries, framed in a dense, era-typical mosaic.
A Nihilist named Peternfl was admitted to a Paris hospital after a bomb explosion injured him while attempting an assassination in London. Four targets described as Hussia Giant Dukes were named in the chaotic report as present in Paris Pazis.
Report notes 330 emigrants from Glasgow stranded in Canada as 250 men who left Glasgow for work on the Trunk Line Pacific Railway fail to secure jobs, now stranded. copper speculation and stock firm failures shake markets. a tornado in Tarant County Texas kills eleven and injures sixty. Harvard Cup balloon race near London spoiled by thunderstorm with all balloons failing to finish.
Reports say serious riots hit multiple Chinese districts with destruction around German mission quarters. German and British cruisers deployed as turmoil grows near Swatow and Hong Kong. Authorities guard Europeans while unrest linked to taxation and foreign policy fuels anti-foreign sentiment.
London report says the great bell in the Church of the Sacred Heart at Montmartre, Montmartre suburb, was irretrievably racked by vandalism. The bell, funded by Savoy residents, cost thousands of pounds and is now ruined.
London reports the wheat market with morning quotes for the United Kingdom and the Continent. Atlantic ports shipments total 24 03 000 bushels and from Pass Bothy 15 10 as ss, with other amounts noted in transit.
Mr R G Kelly and Mr B Wavis, local managers for Margery and Co, returned from a four week tour through Upper Murchison pastoral districts on April 21. They traveled about THO miles by buggy and on night train from Gerakilon, visiting towns including Yuin, Woolgoromg, Yataline, New Forest, Billahalong, Twin Peake, Mingno, Boolardy, Manifest, Milly Milly, Heringarra, Mutua, Belete, Annran, Natut, and Cur, noting scarce grass and anxious farmers awaiting winter rains. They were shown through Jamlateg yiadtetovks at Mt Helete by Mr Finnest Tee Steere, observed a fine Fata owes with a lamb, and were hospitably received at each station with renewed mine prospects in the district.
Melbourne jury awards 200 pounds damages to Mrs Betty Talwin after a breach of promise of marriage suit against Joshua Tieksoh. Jury had considered 1,050 pounds demand but awarded 200 pounds with 50 pounds costs. Case noted as a breach involving a 67 year old defendant at wideay of fie, details terse and court action ongoing.
W A G Walter and Robert Wallace faced a charge for selling liquor without a license on April 24 at Poligo Condt Greenoneh. Prosecution alleged the Walkaway scene involved the defendant and several patrons, with two bartenders working during the evening. Walter claimed the charge was proven and sought a fine of 43.
Melbourne reports a needle prick leading to blood poisoning and death for an elderly woman named Fraser from Hamilton. Police court heard an older man charged after bush travel with questionable snake juice was dismissed with a caution. Also advertised are a cough remedy and Peppermist Carn product.
Geraldton Industrial Co Operative Society invites SHARES via the Hon Secretary or Provisional Committee members. Shares earn 5 percent per annum on share capital with profits divided by shareholder purchases. Secretary Leo Riley will attend Central Hall mornings 7 to 8 daily except Sundays. further press announcements promised.
William Clarke of Fremantle died suddenly this morning while walking with George Cornish to Misnrs Wouthrie and Co. where he worked. Clarke collapsed, Cornish aiding him as he died in his arms. Cause believed to be heart trouble. A coincidence ties his death to a tramway fatality scene nearby. Clarke was formerly partner in Mannering and Clarke.
Kalgoorlie miners press for higher pay as they move toward arbitration for a wage award. Miners threaten possible trouble amid inflation fears and wine owners may resist reductions. Local interest centers on the arbitration outcome and any wage changes.
A complex transfer of land dispute in Greenough Flats centers on Location 543. Margaret Abearn alleges life estate rights under the will of Edward Hamersley dated 1875, while Hamersley heirs contest the transfer under the Land Act. Defendants claim long possession without rent and question the plaintiff's ownership. The case stands partially heard.
Christ Church reports a strong annual parish meeting with 57 baptisms, 8 marriages and 15 burials. Teachers praised, confirmation classes held, and a £15 extension fund noted. Vestry officers elected, and a social gathering planned to honor Mr. Carson for Geraldton service. Community favors Bon Marche promotions and local entertainments announced.
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