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Newspaper
Geraldton Express
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Sep 14, 1906
Page
3
A compact display notes electro plate and sterling silver wedding presents available in various styles and finishes. Itemise options for gift buyers and emphasize lasting value and craftsmanship.
A fragmented advertorial recounts Mrs Wilson’s illness and recovery with Williams Pink Pills for Pale People. It claims the pills cured her severe anemia and fatigue after four years of poor health, detailing symptoms and a physician’s initial failure before the remedy’s success. The piece touts the product’s benefits for various ailments and provides postal contact for orders.
The Geraldton Chamber of Commerce held its monthly meeting with Rell in the chair and officers listed. A report lists engines and prices including 5 hp at £35 and 6 hp at £140, reflecting local business interests.
A UK public meeting at Grenough on Saturday discussed government land tax proposals. Chairman Mr AL Crinch led as speakers debated whether the measures would pass in the Upper House and how they might affect taxation, with emphasis on income tax comparisons and exemptions. The meeting also considered government timing and potential public reactions while urging prudent assessment of the proposals.
The natural modesty of many people who have used Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy for Diathoea Dysentry etc with system results makes them hesitate.
A column by Sir Reward Wittenoom from Hinton, nearly thirty-six inches long, weighs Sir Edward’s actions as Agent-General. The writer defends Sir Edward against alleged venom and lauds his commercial acumen while critiquing a quoted passage and noting Parliament style controversy.
In Mount Magnet the cricket match ends with a one run victory for the rival captain's team after a tight contest. Notable players include Annonr Tow, Row Toffreye and Dr Ashton. The Magnet Club plans a busy season with high training and a push for the South Murchison premiership amid talk of visiting teams.
Latest cables report a mass attack against Jewish shopkeepers by troops and police after rumors of a massacre. Reports say police attempts to collect money failed, triggering violence that began Saturday night and continued into Friday. Names and exact locations are unclear in the fragment.
A chaotic scene is described as many wounded civilians are dispatched by soldiers using revolvers. The text notes Jewish residents facing gunfire, with bullets raking the area and many wounded mentioned in the streets.
Yesterday in Warsaw a lieutenant and a young man walking together were shot. The assassins fled. Police were attacked. two assailants were killed and several others wounded or captured as reports detail the violent incident and chaotic pursuit.
Fragmentary OCR text discusses the empire's customs and potential military administration. It mentions welcomed activation of Holy or Aughly trained experts and refers to the German as the cream of the Eupirs.
A fragmented report notes the Cape Government is expected to interfere in a dispute over a treasure, with authorities aiming to resolve the matter and ensure proper handling of the alleged find. Names and exact details are unclear due to OCR issues.
The Duke of Connaught, brother of King Edward, is announced as a German field marshal in a striking wartime appointment amid shifting alliances.
The Thehwss of Pile in King Betnart's olest slaughter underwent an operation on Monday. Jty Rove Hightwoes is now making satisfactory progress toward recovery.
Timbert and his wife, noted French synthilers, are jailed next week. Corporal Rietmann, a German military guard, was sentenced to one year imprisonment and degradation for brutal treatment of high authorities. He forced soldiers to crawl on rough stones and witnessed others forced to endure tooth-rush punishment. The 220 yard swimming championship faced disruption due to Darbyshire's absence, with Cock Healy and Austeader swimming.
Anarchists interrupted a wedding around thirty appeared and demanded money from the hosts. Police were summoned and 21 anarchists were arrested after surrounding the home.
The Associate Chambers of Commerce of the United Kingdom meet in London under Sir W. H. Tolland. He says trade is generally prosperous and the government is sympathetic yet ready to consider regulation changes. The association favors imperial trade but largely cannot depart from free trade without proposals, and welcomes a forthcoming imperial congress to discuss the subject.
In Melbourne on Thursday the Transcontinental Survey debated the Senate over a lengthy bill. Opponents blocked progress vigorously until Mr Playford proposed an amendment. The debate moved to committee as the measure faced delays and further scrutiny.
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