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Newspaper
Geraldton Express
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Oct 31, 1906
Page
3
A fragment from a Geraldton jewellery advert highlights a wide range of items including aluctro plats and sterling silver wedding presents. The note suggests visiting Wineberg's Jewellery Arcade on Marine Terrace Geebal dt on a call-in basis.
An extended editorial fragment reflects on Sir John Forrest and federation era politics in Western Australia. It weighs public opinion about reestablishing strong leadership, federal balance, and taxation, noting tensions between reform advocates and critics. The piece cites figures like Bolton and Molton, discusses railway policy, and comments on national dignity and unity amid federation.
An ad claims Chamberlain's Pain Balm or similar first aid prevents swelling and inflammation after sprains or bruises. It asserts rapid relief and multiple applications restore injured parts to normal, naming an address on Mazina Terrace, Gerald.
Peter Shannassy, former Coburg town clerk, was sentenced in Melbourne on a two year term for unbezzlement of council funds over two years. The court found him guilty of misappropriating municipal funds during his tenure.
Alexander Cordiner, master of the abatement Som Antrim, pleaded guilty to insobriety under naval orders due to defective equipment on his whip. A fine of £109 was imposed and paid immediately.
In Hobart this morning a young man named Chapman and an English visitor recount the cliff at Mowhole Brown's River where the fatal fall occurred. A fast motor trip from Launceston to Hobart was completed in 4 hours 23 minutes by Treathcote and Jolly, covering 120 miles.
Bad stomach and liver symptoms described as they affect appetite and health, with claims that Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets restore order to digestive organs. Product marketed by J. H. Chapman of Marine Terrace, Garaklton.
The Gastorneng Club holds a meeting noting racing results from Bottle’s point of view and predicting outcomes in Plate and Miniya Handicap. Mentions of renpo, Alx, and starter incidents, plus injury and owner luck. Private wire insights, sale of a colt to Yateon spor R. icKenna, and Wallace Park Cup context.
A handicap sweepstakes of 30 sore ae offers 2 miles, with second receiving 1000 and third 500. Poseidon Salution Blue Spec and Wanilin galloped at Fie maington. Noreen firmed, Proved hack 2 pee J remains. An inquiry from Perth over attempts to fix the final match against West Perth has disqualified Ler Baxter and ardinty for three weeks.
Racing notes list good gallops from Solution Paradon the Spec and Wandin rated favorably. Latest betting shows Poseidon 3 to 10 to 1, Solutias 9 to 10 to 1 and Norven with others. Lady Wallace and Melodeon also appear among contenders with several priced at early quotes.
Race results show winners across multiple heats with times and dividends. Events include Six started races, a nose win by one horse, and totalisator dividends ranging from £4s to £9 72s. Trainers and jockeys listed, with future meetings and entries noted.
In the Legislative Council last night the Boat Licensing Amendment Bill debate was adjourned until Tuesday. The second reading of the Corporations Bill was agreed in and the consonants stage fixed for the most sitting of the House. The House then adjourned until Tuesday.
In the Legislative Assembly the Select Committee on the Police Offences Hill resumed its report and the Agricultural Bank Bill advanced to third reading while the Mines Regulations Bill passed its third reading. Debates on the Market Amendment Bill continued with further consideration of estimates and various amendments were defeated as the House adjourned for the day.
A violent incident in London involved twenty terrorists who looted a Russian Treasury, killing one civilian and wounding six others while injuring four gendarmes. Authorities report arrests and ongoing investigations as the attackers targeted a beer shop and adjacent carriage amid a chaotic attack.
A Berlin University lecture by Professor Burgess, first holder of the American History chair, drew cheers for President Roosevelt. The Washington-backed event highlighted the enduring ties of the American story amid European interest and controversy.
Fragmentary Atlantic City area reports describe a train derailment causing cars to plunge into Pleasantville Water, with many prisoners drowned and others injured. The incident, tied to a rail line near New York, involved Philadelphia passengers and a damaged war scene with escape attempts.
Unclear OCR note reports unrest among Persians in Asiatic Turkey and potential action against local authorities. Mentions a small Persian population in Macha feeling threatened and appealing for British protection. details are garbled.
Garbled OCR notes a large fire near Cape Den causing a ship Haver sham Granes loss and indicating monetary values around a quarter of a million sterling. Names and places are unclear but imply substantial insurance or loss claims.
The article from The Manchester Guardian reports that Marl Boromatt’s antnocitess are exposed amid a formal reparation deed. A later contrailietinn disputes the claim, stating the deed of separation has not yet been signed by the prime authorities.
At the Australasian Club yesterday Mr FT Dorxat on behalf of Australians in London presented Mr and Mrs Wallie James with a set of diamonds and jewellery as souvenirs of their time in England.
The Daily Saji reports three new battleships to be larger than the Treafnaudht with powerful armament. The Admiralty plans construction beginning in March 1905, each receiving an upgraded propulsion and armament system.
The Times reports fading American sentiment in Japan and in the United States toward treatment of Japan. The piece notes a cabinet shift in Washington and concerns over responses to anti Japanese actions, with reference to reactions in San Francisco and remarks by high officials.
Details emerge from New Jersey railway disaster where a passenger train struck a drawbridge into water. Six passengers escaped injury as a woman repeatedly dived for her husband, finally recovering his body on the fourth attempt. He later revived after rescue. Telegram update notes remarkable recovery.
A Perth report this morning notes threats of prosecution linked to a football scandal and alleged bribery attempts. Details remain unclear but emphasize legal action forthcoming against involved parties.
The Royal Show opened at Claremont with a splendid live stock display and record attendance anticipated today. Weather is fair as Perth readers report strong interest in the event. Victoria requests Moore to dispatch search steamers from Durban to Geelong for Walrus. Premier says consuls supplied fuel and provisions. 21 crew aboard, 60 days remaining, voyage to resume Thursday morning.
Sir John Roreest to day replies at length to Sir Josiah Symon with a republication of retracts and promises regarding the Trans Australian railway. He calls Symon’s attacks scurrilous and abusive and defends his position in the public discourse.
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