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Newspaper
Geraldton Express
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Oct 24, 1906
Page
3
A fragmented early notice references Wineberg’s Geraldton Tea and Aronde on Maring Terrace GPR amid discussions of public opinion and alleged misdeeds. It includes appeals for an honest, open press response and protection from reprisals.
Fragmentary record of a police court case detailing a plaintiff alleging fraud and damages. The defendants named Inskeep and Antle face claims over a horse and payables, with multiple assessments and fines discussed. The judge’s notes reference a trial in October and a partial financial settlement, including commissions and other charges.
A partially legible report describes a fatal maritime incident near Puret Sound. A man identified as Heid was killed by a falling anchor during cargo handling. Debris and damaged gear were recovered as authorities investigate the ship’s operations and chain of command.
Perth reports a fatal yachting accident on the Swan River with five dead. An official inquiry noted the Gain lost control between Applecross and Crawley, with several rescued and transported to Perth. Names include Elinbeth Guantie Warre Chandler and others from Subiaco, Modan, and Sunnen, with a child Harald Plone among the deceased.
Reports from Perth describe a severe Monday gale that capsized a boat in the Solent region. Survivors recount waves, a female rescuer, and a race against the water as authorities identify victims and investigate the accident involving Chandlers, More, Gunning, and other crew members.
Rumors claim Sir Henry Campbell-Bannerman will be created a peer and lead the government in the Lords. The Morning Post also suggests James H. Reid will accept a peerage and Lord Privy Seal status from the Marquis of Hoone. Winston Churchill may become Chief Secretary for Ireland and join the Cabinet.
Clarendon unveiled a statue to the late Lord Salisbury at Tatfeld on Saturday, honoring his memory and public service.
The report notes withdrawals from Landon banks amid a gold shortage and a push by American authorities to restore confidence. The U Times mentions a market test and action from Secretary Shaw to back national issues, with banks seeking gold via government bonds.
A severe late storm sweeps Central America causing extensive damage in San Salvador and neighboring areas. Vessels damaged and fires rage as the region faces multi million dollar losses in Guatemala and Honduras. Separate note reports American Sugar Trust rebates trigger fines against the New York Central Railroad and officials for antitrust violations.
A royal charter resurfacing is noted with no weather on its refloat. The Trafalgar era anniversary is marked by wreaths from England and New Zealand at Nelson’s Column Trafalgar Square. Also reported are Madras bank failures and a large copper discovery in Greenland.
Sir Wilfrid Aurior Premier of Canasta says he may not approve further subsidies to the Australian-Canadian Steamship Company. He proposes tying any increase to the hiring of two new vessels for the Australian trade while Lord Rone criticizes Mr. Adtresang-a for fathering policy.
Lord Roberts warned that Aldane's idea of a large reserve of able bodied men could prove a failure if a future emergency arises. A Swedish timber steamer collided with the Dover Breakwater in the naval harbor at hover destroying a section of the structure and causing substantial damage estimated at a large sum.
The Hon Henry fendhurst Bruce, eldest son of the Earl of herdfare, married Camille Clifford on October 11. The Earl has provided his sons with an adequate allowance. Camille Clifford, once the Gilsen Girl in The Prince of Pilsen at Shaftesbury Theatre, appeared in London two years ago.
Melbourne Tuesday Alpvander Cordner niveter of the ship Lord Antrim was arrested by detectives on a charge of unlawfully proceeding at sea from Sedney. The vessel was detained by the inspector of steam navigation who found only a portion of crew fit for duty and the ship’s socket equipment deficient.
Andrews Welch suffers delirium after an attack linked to influenza. He allegedly fell from a hospital window onto asphalt. Thomas Marrell, a patient at Tal Inrat, sustained severe leg damage. Local authorities investigate injuries and ward safety.
The court heard a libelary charge as a well dressed woman appeared among witnesses. The accused stood in the box while the crown noted interference and distinct attire changes confusing the hearing.
Aibney to Walhandrie coach horses bolted and Miss Renio Fitzgerald, the sole passenger, was thrown from the cart. The condition is reported as critical.
Plaintiff awarded damages after a motor vehicle incident involving Geo Vitor Morace Lansell and others. Injuries described as resulting from negligence by the defendants, with a court hearing and motion for acceptance of terms.
Wellington reports a major blaze yesterday afternoon devastated a large city block on Lambton Quay. The fire, reaching central financial streets, damaged the New Zealand Insurance Co and the Bank of New South Wales plus Union Bank and Commercial Hotel, with damages around £100,000 and insured loss near £75,000.
The annual monarch meet at WITC on the German racecourse drew a platinum weather day with temperatures around 78. crowds watched horses cross the track as stalls cleared and some horses were cared for outside. Wallace Park stood out as a favorite with strong wagering and notable performances from Walthacr Parr and other runners in the Trial Stakes.
The Legislative Council last night adopted the Gerafiliin Waboai Plague report from the Select Committee without error. The action confirms the committee’s findings on the Geraldion Tunoing outbreak and moves toward a formal response plan.
The Trouse sat until 2 a.m. without passage of the Mines Regulations Bill as reported by Local Wire. The stalled measure marks another takedown in the assembly and leaves mining compliance unresolved.
Incoherent report shows several persons summoned for allowing cattle to roam. It notes talks of license fees and fines to prevent cattle straying, with remarks from Mr Walter about rising costs and by law enforcement.
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