Geraldton Notes On Wires Roads And Local Show
Geraldton reports approval of increased telecommunication links linking Geraldton with Mingenew Moora and other towns to improve coordination. Local commentary discusses municipal borrowing for roads and parks, electric light expansion, and tourism appeal versus goldfield momentum. Also covered are wheat prices, railway grain movements, and court actions in Geraldton.
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Solchary Condor
Geraldton
Lown
Gauri
Claratton
Olr
Iran
Dongarra
Albany
Braselton
Runiniy
Gtill
Murchisontex
Harvest Prospects Improve With October Rainfall
Constable W. Adams notes general crop conditions are good and a record harvest possible with more rain in October. W. Richardson reports the district of Indarra Ter indewa and Mokawa includes limited overwinter crops but expanding fallow land shows promise for a strong season. early signs point to fallow ground near cropping and high yields for the season.
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Mullowa
W. Tchardson
Indarra
Terindewa
Mokawa
Police Court Notes From Northampton Side Streets
In Northampton on September 30 at the Police Court Dolore Mosses Cy Cottnsol and J. Mecham were charged by their employer with obtaining wood under questionable pretences. The case involved a dispute over the quantity of wood cut. defendants were ordered to bring an independent measurer and the matter was remanded for eight days. Also heard were proceedings against Crown Frederick George Strecker for an alleged assault on John Abell linked to agency disputes, with the bench reserving decision for eight days. Local agriculture notes discuss tomato crops and possible shifts to potato casing for better returns. Professor Paterson arrived to announce retirement, and remarks from the Western Australian Fire Brigades Board praised recent firefighting efforts at Rosam’s, noting water pressure issues but crediting brigade personnel.
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Northampton
Dolore Mosses Cy Cottnsol
J. Mecham
J's
Malone
Braidward
Mle 1
Mulgrae
Tixeka
Baddera
Clydesdale
J. Abell
Morrisby
Strecker
Paterson
Alana
Mechanicsnstitute
Western Australian Fire Brigades Board
Finday Tant
Druma Geraldton
Yof
Rosam’s
Franklins Tamare
Ex-King of Portugal's Return Rumors Stir Berlin
Cablegram dispatch from Berlin on September 30 cites rumors that ex King Manuel II of Portugal may return to London while his wife remains in Sigmaringen. Munich sources say the deposed monarch's wife will not accompany him.
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Berlin
Stanvel
Portugal
London
Sigmaringen
Munich
Balkan imbroglio positions Greece and Turkey in dispute
Turkish papers warn of menace amid tension over Salonika and Epirus. Journals urge Greece to yield on the Aegean Islands or risk defeat by a Turco Bulgarian alliance, as Serbia aligns with Turkey.
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Constantinople
Hav
Tony
Greec
Advives
Cireece
Salonika
Fpirus
Aegean Islands
Serbia
Greece
Turco-Bulgarian Armas
British Parliamentary Party Arrives in Albany to Foster Ties
Telegrams from Albany report the British Parliamentary Party arriving with no mission beyond expressing Parliament’s delight in Australia’s progress and prosperity. They were met by Attorney General T Walker, Albany Mayor Mr Robinson, MLA Mr Price, and other townspeople, signaling hope for closer ties and unity across the Empire.
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Albany
Adelaide
T. Walker
Robinsony
Price
Australia
Bulgaria Sign Peace With Turkey After War Ends
Constantinople report states the Bulgaria Turkey peace treaty was signed. Bulgaria loses most gains from victory and Turkish forces hold the railway link between Mustafa Pasha and Mauda. Bulgaria’s casualty lists show heavy losses since the campaign began, with 30,034 killed and 53,100 wounded in the first war, plus further fatalities and wounded in the second war.
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Constantinople
Bulgaria
Mustapha Pasha
Mauda
Sopta
Bulgara
Turkey
TLAGS
Destruction of Golf Links by Wild Cat Gang
London reports the Wild Cat Gang destroyed the municipal golf links at Yarmouth using acids. They issued threats saying no property is safe and claimed responsibility for setting fire to the Yarmouth timber yard, pouring oil on planks and igniting a blaze. Estimated damage to the timber yard runs to £35,000.
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London
Yarmouth
Brutal murder reported in Wirarparilia district
A brutal murder is reported in the Wirarparilia district. The victim identified as 15 year old Jno Anderson was killed while rabbit shooting, armed with a rifle and accompanied by a dog. The body shows a quick strike to the chest before the weapon was used again.
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Methourly
Wirarparilia
Jno
Anderson
Ile
M Mingviac
Amy
Abe
Royal Commission Opens Inquiry Into Minister of Works
At a meeting of the South Wales council sept. 3 the royal commission appointed a new committee to deal with charges brought by the Wales against the Minister for Works. An inquiry will be held to determine if the minister is guilty and whether he should forward his private interviews to higher administration.
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Syuney
Minster Fur Works
Dentith
Vasuide
Hawker plans looping display at Brooklands for prize
London Sept 24 Hawker the Australian aviator prepares a large Sopwith trainer for looping the loop and Pegoud says his three days at Brooklands earned over £1000. The Gordon Bennett Cup is mentioned in relation to aviation exploits and profits.
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London
Hawker
Pegoud
Brooklands
France Promo s Speed Attains Cup Victory
London dispatch reports M Provost of Rheims won the Cowlon-Benartt Cup by flying a Dependussen monoplane 171 miles at an average 125 mph. The feat surpasses earlier records of 47 mph in 1909 and 60 mph in 1910 and 16 mph last year, marking a new speed benchmark.
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London
M. Provost
Rheims
Colonial Mutual Life Assurance Society Inquiry Findings
The Colonial Mutual Life Assurance Society inquiry reports findings dated September, detailing that the board acted with alleged fraud and mismanagement. Inspectors note the investigation’s date and reference charges of wrongdoing, including financial improprieties and disallowed actions, with a petition laid before Parliament in September.
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The
Colonial Mutual Life Assurance Society
Mvalwlant
Resuty
Smvestigaliia
Dlaies
Wan Mari
Turf AML Carnival Datings Qu Tations
Sydney bookmakers report betting on principal events of the Derby and notable handicaps including the Epsom event with odds listed for numerous runners such as Bonagoon Redwor Beau Boalt Gigaudes and Tartania. Scratchings noted for Oriental Pinkerton Willawatong Carnell and Mwelwood among others.
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Tod Gut Bonagoon
Boltano
Tol Andersis
Redwor
Beau Boalt
Sydney
Track Work Details From September Gallops
Training notes recount several horses at sprint and middle distances with times: Barragon Atul mile and quarter in 2 minutes 0.0 seconds, Golden Hop over seven furlongs, Cidor near 42 seconds for a furlong, Igatdra matching times, Emmbracer and Adare showing endurance over longer stretches, and Alured surpassing two miles in 4 minutes 14 seconds.
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Darby
Cidor
Milly Milly case analysis finalizes remains of man Marty Teniphias
The Coverm pent Vmadyst completes analysis of remains attributed to Marty Teniphias. Traces of armonic found amid disinterrast debris. A change of busing noted. Tinmy Gale, in Cingalese, is reported to be in Ube Ceaaa.
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Marty Teniphias Pas
Armonic
Peeterrote
Pinnt
Tinmy Gale
Ube Ceaaa
State Finances report on September expenditures and period
The document lists September financial details showing revenue and spending figures, noting comparisons to prior periods. It highlights totals for expenditures and balances, indicating overall fiscal status and future projections.
Capricious Warps and Distant Warnings in Letters
Correspondence rails against a frail view of war preparations, noting lingering stock phrases in early positions. The writer mocks misreadings and misplaced valor, hinting at satire and a distant retreat within a sole bath issue.
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Bath Art
Remains of Two Men Found After Night in Waterlow area
The report by Constante Meginnes from Holmes details a tragedy at Waterlow involving two men found dead near a station after a case of apparent exposure. Investigations note a revolver and shell fragments, with authorities tracing tracks and seeking the surviving companion's whereabouts. Local inquiries include statements from Mrs Brewster and others linked to the station and surrounding farms, but no clear conclusions on the men’s identities or cause. The case remains under police scrutiny as witnesses are questioned and timelines cross August into September.
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Wentatle Mécinmes
Mr Power
Mi Flore
St Thon
Mloginnes
Sem Amin
Jet ‘Heath
Clers
Uhers
Mad
J. Manuel
Megianes
Rim
Maginnet
Eneh
Pale
Suntech
Oliver Sieiney
Phu Biilies
Thavidehem
Serente
Nia
Clee Bat
Ivan Mayne
Dieday
Gintane
Titowater
Clavowio
Beowster
Ty Geraldion
Vivian
Tun
Gind
Deloto
Frewster
Geraldton
Auiy Brewster
Police
Drage
Nuirh
Atkins
Styro
Radolp
Ant
Tomate
Vaudeville Company Shines In West Australia Tour
The and Vaudeville Coy completed a highly successful season at the Tows Mallon Moslay night receiving marked approval. Mr Joss thanked patrons for their support as the orchestra, led by Chas Lappy, impressed with refined performance. Geraldton hosts praised the group, with Sir Rieder Redford and Governor MEA congratulating the ensemble and presenting a gold medal.
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Joss
Sparce
Chas Lappy
Phillips Alkew
Lapp
Ron King
Phillip
Geraldton
Muske
Xapp
Australia
Raghantanaga All Romers
Australis
Rieder Tes Redford
Mea
Huph
Jamies Robins
Bayle Comaitvar Torlim
Chas Chapman
Orchentri
Mins Barker
Chas Wright
Senti
Chestra
Jaupy
Queensland NJLA Prize Meeting Proceeds Amid Unfavourable Conditions
Brisbane, September 20, unfavourable conditions hampered the annual Queensland Rifle Association prize meeting. Competitors faced tricky wind and rain as the first stages of the King's Prize and preliminary matches unfolded. Notable marksmen included McGregor, Hicks, Thurlow, and MeAlister, with Australian entrants from the Woot Australian team performing strongly and B. Platts representing Gocaldton.
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Brisbane
Ocensland Rifla Araodlat
Ak Tigapy
Ing
Prise
Raven
W. A. Holding
Tasmania
Hicks
Lismore
Dei
Thurlow
3.A
B. Mul
Word
G. Woods
Te Lyall
B. Platts
Gocaldton
Ian Fili
Haa
Lardune
Br. G. A. Houston
Toonday
Platte
Mercantile Railways and Commercials at Founda Ground
Fragmentary OCR shows mentions of Mercantile Railways and Commercials, Recreation Ground, and practice nights at Quest's York wire. It references Geraldton, Nov dates, and schedule notes for Mercantile Pay with days Tuesday and Friday.
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Queen's Park
Feraldion
Mercantil Get
Gyraldton
Mercar Jisrt
Geraldton Uet
Railways
Geraldion
Xuiyse Railways
Het
Mexean Ailes
Ceraidion
Geraktion
Naitie
Founda
Quest
York Wire
Personal Mrsrohn Drummond Leaves District Residence
Mrs Drummond a senior resident for over 1 year in the district leaves to take up her residence in Port, claiming to have embarked for England on December 15. She arrived in Western Australia shortly after marriage, leaving behind Captain Shaw and Mrs Shaw. Neighbors recall her as a steadfast figure loved by all.
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Adi
Baunant
Suffragette Injunction and Protests Across London Theatre Day
A suffragette faction pressed for speech at Perth theatre day amid clashes with police. reports describe the protestors pelting authorities and damaging property as they demand free speech. comparisons are drawn to other suffrage actions, with tension over permitted demonstrations and authorities limiting attendance at public venues.
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Perth
Kigghinl
Wberry
Wilirent
Mins Hodge
Miis
Sylvie Panklinsh
Tie Beayra
Madi
Spore
Athens
Show Work Lagitation To Those Visiting Perth
A fragmented notice invites local residents to attend a showroom exhibition of the latest machinery. The speaker promises a constructive display and aims to educate attendees about new techniques while urging restraint in purchases.
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Perth
Tovins
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Moora
Coomberdele
Nemben
Royal
Tinelomt
Fe Heletetet
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U Baker
Macven Wesand Ca
Annoynes
Mr. A. We Thetler
Ieavin Geraldian
Beat Read
T. Ship
Victoria Bakery
Marine Terrace
Withera and Co
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Rliway
Ubal
Focal Gnittings
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Ouethine
Germany
Pinedo
Potloe Court
Attexe
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Victoria
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Leo
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British Parliamentary Party
Wild Cat Gang
Gieeren
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France
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Prat Aad Muism Nahet
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Toi Alured
Merton Lad
Golder
Hop
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Valida
Kelieve
Ab'cite
Aurifel
Carnetl
Posinatus
Tartania
Woolerina
Nandicate
Tal Hallowman
Emperasor Ttoi Danvov
Sir Vive
Robur Tea
Bonnington
Spiritualism
Bush
Giacomo Tradola
Constante Meginnes
Tar Holmes
the and Vaudeville Coy
Military Rifle Club
Bepstgamber Mharizcom Cotel
V. Mien
Thompson
R. Thompson
Leoph
Bel Bal
Queensland
Dalgety
Compary
Cimireun
Huddart Parker Ltd
Liverpool
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Asotale
Tondo
Fremantle
Jan Wrerly
Thomas Rare Ale
Phoenix ‘Assurance Ltd
Fire and Marine
Liwest
Abelee Lag
Sine Wading Gation Co, Ltd
Letecen Uy
Inlay Dirks Vuey
Bellaottte
Sontagnot Balok Motor Cary
Inger Molar Byslon
Balen
Dette Beppe
Grieses
Ptea
Provincial Dental CO
St George's Buildings
Elwes Street
Hardwicke & Co
Ani
Cricket
Phe Tiowig
Macy Oy
Latvim Nanson
Wolfes
Schnapps
Woife
Buiman
Uae
Zimpa
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