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Newspaper
Geraldton Express
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Sep 15, 1913
Page
3
A reader laments the Jocook Ministry victory and a fragile parliament. He denounces dissolution fears, calls for steady leadership, and questions colonial titles while praising bravery in rescue efforts and noting ongoing public issues.
London papers condemn Lord Loreburns letter as a frank Lib eral admission that the government’s game is up on the Irish question. They warn that administrative danger in Ireland is likely, but no finality exists as the budget’s clauses fail to satisfy, while Edmonts party hints at pressuring new concessions from the Treasury. The Daily Telegraph calls for a dissolution and a country appeal.
In St Petersburg on September 13 Lieut Nosteroff was punished by detention for 80 days for what the War Office calls an act of useless audacity in describing a complete virtual circle while flying an aeroplane a couple of days earlier.
Sir George Reid left for Australia today and caused a stir at St Pancras as the train nearly departed without him. He was posing for press photos on the platform when rain began and he risked the carriage, slipping into the train as help arrived. His son and daughter were left behind briefly as Flo reportedly missed the stopping point.
The Employers Federation in Dublin refuse to resume talks with strikers, saying they face a syndicalist organization not a primary trade union. They accuse the group of misleading untrained men with Continental theories on capital and labor, noting the struggle to rid themselves of intimidation will be costly and offering no alternative.
The Pall Mall Gazette doubts rumors of Mayne's Australian cricket team being stranded in America. It cites private letters from players in England saying arrangements were made for another tour in 1901 and notes that expenses for the current tour were colossal.
Tvondon Sept 13 The English billiard champion has offered to concede Gras 2000 points at the start in a 20000 point game for a stake of 100 to 200 pounds a side.
The report depicts a lively Anglican Bazaar with crowds enjoying flowers, displays, and festive stalls. Notable attendees include several local figures and groups, while the event features music, decorations, and community participation.
A terse wireless dispatch from Perth dated September 13 reports the battle cruiser Australia may be underway on patrols. The fragmentary message mentions an expected movement and indicates wartime naval activity.
Freemantle September 15 The Collector of Dusions received a telegram from the Department of Maternal Affaire regarding the employment of colored labor on pearting vessels in the North West The minister has extended the period to December 21 191 The regulation requiring employment of white men will take effect at the end of that period
Adelaide report details Fred Stevens found dead in a paddock in West Adelaide after a disturbance. Three bodies lay nearby one empty and marked with horn stains. A woman from Hilton, living with her mother, is involved and claims memory loss about the events while police investigate.
The Utawska Collieries in Sydney faces a strike as workers and the local union association press for the resignation of executive officers. Mr A Willis and secretary Mr Petar Towting are cited among those urged to step down, with demands supported by the workers’ group.
BOTH SIDES DETERMINED, LENKA UNLOADING THE ERA AVENEY, Sepe.14, The dispute over wharf operations freezes work under terms set by the Wharf Employers Association and the Union. An appointed commissioner by Mr Justice Evden will review on Monday as dockers resist unloading while clerks may interfere.
Results from ten games in Istropolis include Fremantle defeating Perth with 1 goal 7 behinds and Subiaco tallying 4 goals 10 behinds while West Perth and Fremantle posted other scores. teams Nordh Fremantle and Webindy appear in scattered results amid a foggy report from September.
Disjointed report covers a turf racing carnival with multiple races and odds. Mentions Australian entries and horses such as West Park and Full Sail, with uneven narration of the finish and order of events.
Five horse fields contested seven furlongs with betting hints favoring the 7 to 1 victor in the Second Class Plate while Sir Diplomatiat and First Loot head lineups in other events. A list of withdrawals includes Carhine Hurdies Whirligt Mosque Fosman Geres ford Loat Chord and Coolverdia Cup entrants with many not starting at Sept. 1 on course at Coolgarme.
The Victoria District Turf Club publishes the nomination list for the upcoming Saturday race meeting. Owners and trainers are reminded that acceptances close with the secretary on Friday and provides a long roster of horses including Meteorlarra Pelly Pella Mindin Panga sine Loman Tony Ince Amis Teep ale Flower Wirt Redwing and Farswer Thantieap among others.
Weather hampered the rifle shooting event as the Geraldon No. 4 team competed in a Saturday match. A turnout of participants attempted their skeet shooting despite a cool, windy day, with results in the standard rankings and scores noted for the local markmen.
Report notes prem received by G. A. Houston to aid the fund for sending the riflemen to the Commonwealth match. Mentions a hat auction closing this week at Brinbang. No further names or dates clearly readable.
Poor weather canceled the Fallways versus Brigate match while Civil Service hosted Thistles. The Thistles, aided by new players from Monmynondoka, altered tactics to play a cautious passing game and captured a 1 0 victory with Wallace scoring a grounder.
Fragmented weather notes indicate heavy rainfall persisting from Saturday into Sunday morning with unclear timing and totals. A provisional 108 point registration is mentioned for a 31 court event, but details are incomplete. The district forecast predicts rain across agricultural areas today and in coming days.
A. Larris representing Jad West Astraly recalls his struggles at the Australian team trials. He highlights finishing two points behind the St George winner in the St George competition and leading the Australian squad in several marksman events. He notes his best aggregate score of 503 in the Australian teat and 88 shots with 54 on target, reflecting on his stage progress and the overall performance uncertainty at the event.
Market reports detail livestock trades at York Fremmce Fat Stacy Market with IMI Associated AgVALN FepONE 4I. Buyers pursued prime and heavyweight sheep, wethers, and ewes. prices varied by weight and quality. Notable listings include prime hulocks and high fat animals with prices ranging up to £18 for extra prime, while plain descriptions saw softer demand and lower quotes.
Fragmented note reports a wool sale at a city store on September 12. It mentions Wool and SKTX entities, a shipment from Widia, and late rates holding firm amid competition. Unclear names and details due to damaged text.
A fragmented market report notes mixed demand for trices and tallow, with mention of Mhawenes MneTeoneeNt and KANDAROO SKINS. The text suggests a spitivaddened and grerp bronent reser pres, indicating unsettled prices and small supply pressures impacting buyers.
Grain and chaff markets show little European price change with steady to firmer tones. Australian cargoes expected to move at favourable rates. local wheat supplies short with May and June offerings noted. oats and chaff prices fluctuated amid variable demand. pollard and bran markets quoted with limited activity and mixed interior sales.
Elders Weekly Stock Report notes fuller Shenton Co Limited and others report market Movement. Prices for specific goods like Lime and Hogs are described with shipping and market terms. The notice discusses price declines and transport timing affecting growers, merchants, and markets, with emphasis on late shipments and marketability.
The piece mocks reformers Nat Marper and Harper amid goldfield politics. It cites Watty Tle and Moran, notes predictions about political power shifts before elections, and questions the value of high salaries for railway managers while contrasting royal allowances with national welfare concerns.
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