Geraldton Bubon ic Plague Hearing Details Recall Evidence
Record of evidence from Geraldton plague inquiry on Friday August 17 1908 lists participants including Ton J Drew Chair and Hon Wesley Maley with questions about patient Allen Gray and nurse arrangements. Questions cover removal of contacts to quarantine beds and the timing of removals. The board discusses hospital site selection tents and the involvement of Dr Blackburne Inspector Stevens and Dr Minckburne. Details include cremation times for Marjory Bennett and Gray, inoculation efforts, and the number of Geraldton residents inoculated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pascoe
Alben
Kruger
Allen
Gray
Fairhoard
Moore
Mone
Inspector Stevens
Dr. Minckburne
Smit
Cantelo
Smith
de. Thom
Mes. Kruger
Lily Getty
Hieo
Newlay
Geraldton
Diddy
Blackburne
Fin Quattera
Dr. Blackburne
Stevens
Ailia de
Ieapeator Stevens
Thuretay
O'Brien
Nurnes
Mino
Black
Stmia Tt Board
Arran
Pocal Board
Perth
Tai
Marjory Bennett
Charles Watson Gray
Rel Witen
Stomore
Nurs
Aria
Walter Bradley
Br Santen
Blacktuene
Tlacktmme
Elta
Agate Stevens
Can- Hing
Jira
Thurstay
Chamberlain's Pain Balm Promises Quick Relief
An advertisement extols Chamberlain's Pain Balm for sprains and bruises. It claims relief from inflammation, pain, and swelling by applying the balm to injured muscles nerves or joints, promising faster recovery and restored health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Aaleluy
T. HL
Cheptien
Maing Terenh
Gerad
Federation Debate Outlook in Australian Union Split
Correspondence discusses secessionist sentiment across Australia with criticism of Eastern states and trade tariffs. It critiques Mr Hackett’s Federation stance, argues for maintaining ties with England, and supports federation as a route to a stronger Australian identity and self-government within the British Empire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Zeslam
Americ
Commonwealth
Hackett
W.A
Australia
England
Tse
Tralia
America
Canada
Faeland
Ang
Ceah
Voura
White Slaves of Today Discussed and Analyzed
A historical essay argues three root causes of worker slavery: land scarcity and taxes forcing compulsory labor, rising needs that push consumption, and luxury habits linked to income. It discusses land reform, tax shifts from poor to rich, and how economic structure keeps workers bound in subservience. The piece notes these forces affect Russians, English, and workers in Britain and America alike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry George
Remy Te
Worthen
Ragland
Anerica
Canary
The Panama Canal Project Through Time and Trials
The Panama Canal saga traces early proposals and failures to build a sea level canal in Panama. After floods diseases and hard odds, a lock-based route emerged, with international commissions valuing completion at eight to ten years and costs around 20 million pounds. ons still debated whether to pursue sea level or lock design, leading to purchase of the Panama holdings and land from Colombia. The plan awaited a final decision on the canal type and construction timeline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panama Canal
Taiti4
Staten
Brees
Porto
Atlantic
Pename
Pacific
Meuna
Jueke
United States
Isthman Canal
Nicaragua
Panama
Oceain
Tigers and Tigers Trade in Historic Market Fragment
A fragmented report discusses tiger values and trade routes, noting prices around £200 and various regions including India and Persia. It mentions a charitable or institutional note tied to a Marie Foundation and amusement tickets, with damaged OCR obscuring key details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senegal
Enyal
India
Persia
Safe and Sure Stomach and Liver Tablets Promote Health
The ad claims Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets cannot injure even a delicate constitution and are safe for children. It promotes them as a latent medicine for feeble constitutions, selective in aiding the weak. Sold by J. H. Cospman in Marine, Teram, Geraldton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
J. H. Cospman
Marine
Teram
Geraldton
Mining Prospects Bright in Gaftee More Area With Noted Yields
Reports indicate active mining in the Gaftee More region with several leases. Thring, East and Waun show a 74x return from 12 tons of stone, while Boogardin yielded 484 tons in a Friday parcel at a value indicated by tailings. Kalgoorlie financier interest and local prospector E Morgan drive ongoing work as crews pursue returns on fortune leases and did musters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gaftee More
Thring
East
Waun
Boogardin
Dwt
Ita
Kalgoorlie
Hax
Fortune
Ardie
Clyde ‘Atlan Fas
E. Morgan
Sereral Allustat
Bata Lattery
Anay
Death and town notes from Roo mardi Isat week
The report notes the death of Mrs. Young wife of Mr Extetst Young from a brain clot and describes a large funeral attended by many. It adds local travel traffic to Black Range, town building activity, and a Morning Star cricket win contrasted by Magnet’s poor showing. It also mentions Mrs. Thomas hospital visit and ongoing Methodist services led by Rev Jeffreys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roomardi
Dlack Range
Aéventone
Magnet
Morning Star
Jack Bryant
Magnetites
Tost
Laver
J_ Alfred
Doan's Backache Kidney Pills Endorsement Notice
Cross examination notes strong testimonial claims for Doan's Backache Kidney Pills. Mrs. Rook confirms relief from backache and kidney trouble, with long lasting well being, and a Pitt care reference cited. Available through chemists and stores at 3 shillings per box, six boxes 15 shillings 3 pence post included.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rook Cosfirma
Doan
Pitt
Dean
Aix Boars
Crown Lands Conditions for Habitable and Nonresidence Purchases
The article outlines Crown Lands rules for uninhabitable houses and farms with tolerances up to £30. It details tract sizes two acres for orchard and vineyard, fence and cropping requirements, and timeframes of five to seven years. It also covers constitutional purchases with or without residence, ages, rents from 100 to 1000 beret per year for twenty years, erection of fences, and required improvements at specified costs per acre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tou Tharwol
Tomst
Unclear historic land purchase terms with fencing and payments
Fragmentary legal notice outlines conditional land purchase with fencing within three years, payment terms including instalments and interest, and Crown grant upon completion. Mentions acreage limits, improvements, fruit trees, and ongoing maintenance requirements.
Pastoral Leases for Kimberley and Western Districts
Land in the Kimberley, North-West and Gascoyne divisions may be leased in blocks of not less than 30,000 acres at a rental of 10 per 1000 acres. Terms include seven year durations with annual rents and security provisions, with pastoral improvements and conditional purchases governed by the Land Act. Information and guidance are available from local land agents without charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kimberlay
North-Wan
Gascoyne
Enela Diet
Omd
Tesmer Pastore
Golifelds and
Mater Mintric
Minster
Jan
Ratinae
Fragmentary Australian place names prompt unclear
The text lists many towns including Seneee Dockgardie Kalgeoriie Southers Cros Cus Northampton Geraldton Hewcastion Bridgetown Dalton Wagin Pingally and mentions department payment and repayment by owner with manual arrangement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tery
St Ene
Ares
Seneee Dockgardie
Kalgeoriie
Southers Cros
Cus
Northampton
Geraldton
Hewcastion Baebary
Batasning
Albany
Bridgetown
Dalton
War Rosin
Wagin
Pingally
Doan's Diarrhoea Aches Proclaim Cure Claims
An ad touts Doan's Diarrhoea Medicine claiming five stage relief from diarrhoea with a pleasant and effective formula. The copy stresses reliability and rapid action.
Why Am I A Terror During Ancient Eruptions
The article recounts ancient eruptions described with dramatic imagery and questions why volcanic fear persists. It cites eruptions from Pompeii Herculaneum Stabiae and Torre del Greco and notes repeated outbreaks in 1703 182 and 1881 with deaths and destruction. It mentions observers like Sir Humphry Davy and debates about the origins of volcanic action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyangen
Constantinople
Jan’ Sebastians
Masai
Torre del Oreca
Ove
San Sebasthar Bo
Haye Tern
Magnese
Humphry Dury
Fragmentary Remark on Vision and Nerve Function
A damaged OCR passage describes a person known for blindness or limited sight and mentions the optic nerve linking to the brain. The text references eye behavior, perception of the sea and distant objects, and a scene where someone gazes upon a person named Liebardy with a mix of affection and curiosity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ulion Liebardy
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Ton
Mr. Drew
Wesley Maley
W. Langaford
Secession Movement
Marie Foundation
Tis ix
Osery
Caratiurty
A. Gibson and Co, Watchmakers
Vnc
Ewes
Rine Terrace
UERA
Fugland
Mr. F. Gibbon
Annie Gibson
Robur Tea
Robar Tes
MT. Magnet
Mt Viper
Lennonville
Tans
Bunbury
Brown Hill Diggers
Cairns
Tenkin
Jewell
Aries
Orks Ff
Crown Lands
Sonditional
Gorion
Audi
Malleay
Erantnonda
EAS
Sydney
Melbourne
Fedral Boardin
Manaaseren
Nurse Bow
Crawford
Costumier
Agustus Btreet
G. Linthorne
Midland Hotel
Singene
Rha
Cena
Prince Albert I
Bare
Kowsee Sibert
Timmer
Royal
Gersidton
Asrixe
Hare
Vesuvius
Chum
Henry
Mike
Robe Lats
Francis Henry Criteh
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