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Newspaper
Geraldton Express
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Nov 13, 1912
Page
3
A London despatch reports Bulgaria advancing toward Salonika with heavy engagements against Turkish forces at Chataldja. Allied pressure grows, with Ottoman defeats near Ne Rturkish fronts and Greek and Austrian lines shifting as a broader war mood intensifies. The capture of Salonika is touted in hopeful telegraph dispatches, while Allied controllers debate policy and outcomes as casualty lists rise in Constantinople and surrounding fronts.
A chaotic incident in Madrid ends with the premier mortally wounded as he mutters while cabinet members react. Authorities report an anarchist involvement or possible self-inflicted action amid the turmoil.
Unclear parliamentary notes report a government defeat on a division while a controversial motion to reverse voting procedures passes in committee. The scene includes unions cheering the victory and tensions with the Government as adjournment and cabinet discussions follow.
A dated notice reports protesters in Western Australia opposing abolition of a power or toll. Sir John Porgt signatures on a petition oppose abolition and call for reintroduction. The item reflects a political action amid ongoing discussions on executive powers.
Aboard the Osterley a surgical operation was performed on a crew member Bentl ey after an assault on Heatley. Thomas Huzaby, forman, was sentenced to one month imprisonment for theft of a gold watch and chain belonging to steward Richard Henley. A separate assault charge resulted in six months imprisonment for the defendant. Dr Rice and TW Manet, a medical student and Australian cricketer passenger, assisted with nurses, and the operation proceeded with an uneven but successful outcome.
Fragmented ad text promotes serums and remedies including a "verm in killer" and hair growth claims. Mentions product lines by J. Brin Chemist Malvern and assorted colored crepe items with vague pricing.
Melbourne reports the Trade and Commerce Referendum bill was read in the House of Representatives. The measure aims to enlarge powers for the Federal Parliament and broadens federal authority over trade and commerce.
The Legislative Council debated the University Lands Bill amid continued protests from Mr Wilkow against town lands being alienated. Progress was reported at 11:30 pm with ongoing discussion in the Senate on irrigation and water issues as a select committee was appointed to investigate the matter.
Miners and strikers clashed this morning in Wolk near Weick with inflicting injuries. A revolver fired inside the Chow Hall wounded a man, causing chaos as mobs chased townsfolk and work stalled.
The article notes figures on defense spending per head among England, France, Australia, Germany, and Russia. It highlights that Australia allocates 21/5 per head for military forces, nearly matching Russia and closely rivaling England and France under their dual defense systems.
Readers glimpse a wide mix of social chatter from Northam to Geraldton. mentions of prosperity, housing, gatherings, and local events, with notes on visitors, fashion, and cultural happenings, plus notices about tenders for Firewood and road projects. The fragmentary text weaves community vibes, urban life, and civic updates in a bustling, era-typical style.
An auctiony style ad from Arundel's Saddle Harness and Collar Factory on Murray Street Perth touts direct-from-factory savings and spot cash. It lists various leather goods and hardware like breechings and harness parts with bold pricing and sales language, reflecting a mid century commercial catalog snippet.
A detailed report from Mingenew notes a postponed valedictory for Myobo Fitches at the Commercial Hotel with Mr WS Oliver presiding. Tributes praised the district president, Mr Hughes responded, and toasts followed. transport issues and railway delays were noted, with warnings about safety and passenger hardships on the return trip.
Chief Inspector of Fisheries reports on the Greenough and Chapman Rivers near Geraldton. He details water quality, fish stocks, and the potential opening of a temporary inlet to improve supply and prevent further die offs. Estimates costs, suggests a visit to the river, and notes current abnormal conditions with hundreds of dead fish observed.
A chaotic Melbourne market report notes large wool sales details with numerous names and places. Traders, firms, and Australian locales are listed amid sparse fragments of price and lot references, reflecting a brisk but unclear session with varied bidding and outcomes.
Historical racing card details from Northampton Jockey Club itemizing bets, handicaps, and purses. Describes horses, owners, distances, and stakes with scattered OCR garble but preserves main entities and event structure.
Nominations are to be filed in the Ras or Vet shoorstary on Surmrday 14th Tecomter. Public notice states entry rules, eligibility, and fees. Officials include WORTUENTTTY, Northampton Dockay tute, and Carnttom Extreme.
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