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Newspaper
Geraldton Guardian
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Apr 10, 1913
Page
3
report notes alarming epidemics among Turks in Adrianople with thousands dead and corpses littering streets. mentions delays, winds, and a mix of powers and Montenegro in the reference to broader conflict.
The report notes that King Nicholas refuses to abdicate or announce a move from Sautati toward Servia if concerted action by the Powers is taken against Montenegrin forces. The article underscores turmoil surrounding Cetic actions and regional stability.
Melbourne report on Mr. Cunningham being interviewed about amateur rowing rules. Mr. Conlon discussed plans to travel to England and Australia and noted the English Amateur Rowing Association’s constitution rules. He aims to adjust or clarify details, hoping for a future visit, possibly not this year.
A blast at Dairy Castle in Wenceaner shire exploded by saftrasel tel on Monday. The device, placed between two Sebastopotrophy camps, shook the ground for two miles and shattered several windows.
Washington April Bh. A moving picture machine recorded the scene for the Government archives as Woodrow Wilson read lines in favor of tariff reduction. A distinguished gathering attended the event yesterday in the House chamber.
Paris reports the French War Minister replying to the German Chancellor’s Monday speech. He warns France must not ignore the dangerous situation and urges the nation to strengthen national defenses and mobilize support, citing reasons compelling government action. The message frames Bethmann-Hollweg’s epoch as a lesson for France.
The India Reads Board held its April 1919 meeting with Messrs J Delmagehait man Ty S Moore Fy Waid By WK Garrison and Jno Rowland present. Special grants were discussed including Beach-coach extension and Mon 30 Mite and Trwie Vale round for £50. The Crown Solicitor advised on statutory wording while officers reported on land and plans. The board approved tender calls for road gravelling and macadamizing. A farewell for Mr Pick was read, and the secretary was authorized to update polling lists and levy changes. Accounts totaling £98,130 64 were approved for payment.
Melbourne reports the external affairs minister grants Sir George Read permission to attend a New York meeting of delegates from Britain Canada America to arrange American celebrations in 1913 for the century of peace. Sir Francis Wrixon dies aged seven. Julia Roberts sues George Gracke for 2307 pounds over breach of agreement.
Melbourne officials outline dates for the forthcoming federal election including dissolution on April 23rd nominations on May 2nd and selections on May 11th A railway strike settlement is reported with workers accepting a royal commission inquiry results and the matter noted from Sydney on April so readers are informed of the electoral timetable and labor developments in brief.
Ingin ton April 9 a youth aged about 15 died at Whanearti hospital after injuries from a shooting during a retaliation incident. Edward Sheehan, 15, has been arrested on a charge related to the event. Two other boys were involved as they attempted to disarm him. one was wounded in the confrontation.
The London Daily Mail overseas edition reports the Salvation Army regaining ground after the death of General Booth. It notes a revival of enthusiasm, with internal troubles waning and renewed vigor under Bramwell Booth, who has begun to rally energy and reassert authority.
A local Municipal meeting sat with Dr. LM Hungerford presiding and several members present discussing a motion on a disputed matter. The session featured questions over recording votes, calls for delay, and the Mayor’s attempt to maintain order amid whispered interruptions and potential recording errors.
The document outlines horse race stakes and nominations for the Victoria District Turf Club events. It lists races such as the Flying Mandicate and Mack Race with distances, entry fees, and nomination deadlines, noting weights, eligibility for horses that have never won, and rules for acceptance.
General information notice announces open selection of lots in Marine Terrace Augustus Street Crowther Hirvot and Burges Sree Geraldton under Part 411 of the Workers' Homes Act Mach 1913. Plan shows lots at Geraldine and Ure Workers' Homes Board Offices Perth with district lands survey office Geraldton as viewing points.
A notice describes a widely circulated price list listing names of towns across New South Wales Queensland Victoria South Australia Tasmania and Britain and America. It claims the catalog helps buyers and sellers set costs and is essential beyond large cities, used by thousands throughout Australasia.
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