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Newspaper
Geraldton Guardian
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Aug 06, 1910
Page
3
A London cable notes British trading agency skepticism toward claims of Tibetan resistance aiding a settlement. It states Tibetan authorities resist Chinese influence while China seeks ration access, and hints at wider regional tensions influencing reassertion of dominion over Tibet.
The New York World States the Taft programme for Congress includes shipping subsidies, conservation of national resources, construction of two battleships annually, fortification of the Panama Canal, and the establishment of a new government in Alaska.
An artillery officer Captain Gregorin and a rival Hey Fronsesct quarreled in Bucharest streets over a duel challenge. A lawyer tried to horsewhip the officer after the challenge declined. A violent clash followed resulting in a decapitation. police intervened and the officer was arrested.
In London an agent for New South Wales condemns forty Australian geography texts for disfavoring Britain and claims the books mislead readers about the Commonwealth. He urges publishers to halt such material to protect the public’s understanding.
London August 5 report from Sydney Times correspondent notes that Federal Bank constraints push a gold drain. The bank cannot purchase gold, risking further depletion of the gold stock that had supported Australia’s ability to ship large sums after the 1902 drought.
At Winnipeg farmers from South Saskatchewan denounced the fiscal policy that benefits manufacturers at producers’ expense. A speaker said it was wrong for a Conservative government to perpetuate Protection in Canada. Sir Wilfrid Laurier defended Frontenac policies and warned against exchanges of dishonest value.
A deputation urged the construction of the Norsemen Esperance railway. MLA Mydrudeon said the delegation represented all districts from Lawler to Esinurne. The Premier stated no prejudice and offered a survey to assess feasibility and possible benefits.
Disturbance occurs in Fremantle jail with two inmates Sabadge and Bloomer each injured Sabadge receives life sentence for murder Bloomer given long term for assault at the mine accident at Ingell’s Mine kills two year old Hann and injures wife Mrs Haun saves child but fails to revive In Melbourne a Chinese quack is blamed for the death of 18 year old Daley Robertson inquest verdict cites deadly delay in proper treatment and criticizes the doctor’s conduct
In Mitchell and Co. grocery store in Sydney two workers faced danger when a shop mishap sent a female employee named Besse O'Hare into panic. She climbed a window and leaped about twenty feet into the street, sustaining a fractured leg.
Racing results list Crime a Trial, Moon dah Plate and Australian Hurdle with Tan dlya winning by a neck. Balaclava Stakes and Wildah Steeplechasers flat race details. Football match Towns vs Country described with quarter scores and key players. visiting players to be hosted at a dinner by the association tonight.
Report covers a Mornington welter race with One mile and several contenders including Little Lad Lord Logan Clementy and Nettie, detailing winners and times for the event.
Report of Canning Park meeting with results in racing events. Includes locations Port Adelaide Cumberland West Perth August and betting lines for Banjo Katoomba Ketpemba Jemidar Barema Le Pas and Juwivar with weights and odds.
A Northampton correspondent urges correct registration of rain gauge sites amid land selection. He cites a faulty gauge at the Northamp ton Post Office and questions whether the Meteorological or Post Office Department is responsible for ensuring an infallible rainfall index. He notes past damage by horses and compares local gauge placements to others, including Mumby, urging proper oversight.
A Bungarrs football team played Geraldton Fire Brigades in light crowds. The visitors won by four points with scorers Don Garra seven goals five behinds and Fire Brigades seven goals eight behinds. Heunett contributed for the home side.
Inmaing representatives of the ematry club met to select Gillowing to represent the country districts. The Geraldton Association's team faced Gilmore and fellow clubs with players Wet McLaren Bedsom Gann Baker Davia Soles Lynch Maynard Coren Webber across Movayecscokn.
The secretary reports a balance of 252 pounds 10 shillings profit from the Juvenile Hall event, to be handed to authorities. A farewell tea for Miss Russell featured memory games and raffles. many matrons attended, with detailed costume mentions and a weaker bridge party turnout noted.
Correspondent reports officials and regional engineers favor the bulk system for grain handling as more economical than bag systems. Ballarat resolutions back bulk. Sydney sunk costs hinder rapid switch. Geraldton facilities risk inflexibility. Push for bulk system to aid Western Australia, Pilbara plans expand rail and ship capacity. A new farm labor union forms in Wortham with eight hour day aims and better housing.
Notice from Harry M. Mabwood Architect inviting builders to submit bids for a Wood and Iron Cottage project for Mr. W. B. Armitage. Lowest or any tender may not be accepted. deposit 34 percent required on account of plan specifications and conditions. details at Mabwood’s office.
Mackenzie acts for Mr E Udy to sell by public auction at 1 am on Thursday 11 August 1910. Items include Walnut dining room and bedroom suites, sideboard, linen press, stretchers, tables, chairs, organs, tubs and utensils. Quality pieces and nearly unused. Inspection on Wednesday 12 August 1519.
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