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Newspaper
Geraldton Guardian
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Aug 13, 1910
Page
3
Fragmentary report from London dated August 12 describes an attempt to force entry to a powder magazine. A sentry was killed and a suspect was caught after the failed breach, with authorities at the scene investigating the motive and details.
A police officer was killed in Osillons, South Shaolinecard region. The assailant fired and fled, with a crowd pursuing. two other officers were injured and are in hospital. Authorities launched a manhunt and described the attack as a violent confrontation with armed suspects.
In London the German Metal Workers Union announces a £500,000 fund to aid shipbuilding workers amid a strike. Officials caution of industrial tensions, while unrelated chaotic reports note an incident in Bavaria and a separate emergency escape.
The Standard of Empire reports Dr Janenon’s Durban speech on raids and the Bramsvaa dispute, while election meetings spike across the Transvaal. General Hoth faces criticism over education policy, and Abe Bailey says South May cricket team will tour Australia as tensions over cricket guardianship ease.
The expedition ship Terr is now 19 days from Cape Town en route to the Antarctic regions as anxiety rises in London. In a separate note, Lloyd George defended voting against the Woman's Suffrage Bill, arguing it would grant women too much power without male support.
In Beumels Belgium on August 12 the International Miners Convention approved reforms. The ten reforms include an eight hour workday for miners, compensation payments equal to wages for injured workers, and free choice of doctors for treatment.
Perth market report details 34 fresh arrivals of prime wheaten in the Perth railway yards. High prices reached £4/18 for top quality, with middling wheaten in the £1/7/4 to £2/7/5 range and 17 trucks sold in various conditions, reflecting strong demand for chaff and related stock.
Arbitration agreed as intervention by Mayor Cobra and W. Mundell. Four hundred workers at Simpeed and Sonsini reach settlement with management. State Conciliation Board to review the matter and regulate all sections of the trade.
Aug 12 report from New South Wales recounts a death case of Robert Skutler in North tan area, citing a verdict and actions by local figures. The piece notes a meeting and proposed terms amid rising tension, with authorities seeking clarification and a demand for answers by tomorrow.
Victoria Sears of Mye pleaded guilty in the Court of General Zasions to fir e mate charges at Hrwerbeywhing. Judge Box ordered him to be sent to the Reformatory at Moyal Park.
West Australia report states negotiations on the tramway trouble have stalled with little progress. Officials indicate work will resume only after overtime disputes are settled in the Local Court. Details remain uncertain as the dispute continues to affect services.
In a Perth hearing on August 13, Justice Burnside summed up the Black case, noting the charge of theft and the alleged role of principal witnesses who pressured the accused. The jury found Black guilty after a tense trial where threats and altered figures colored the proceedings. ACCUBEL was sentenced to five years. FREEDMANS seeks action.
A morning skating event at the Masonic Rink showcased juvenile talent with multiple awards. Bertha Frutstee and Horace Searle led top performances, winning best skater and champion boys race respectively, while other youngsters received prizes in races and costumes. A grand sports night is planned with a forthcoming carnival and skating exhibition.
A social evening at the Town Hall featured a Pread and Butter series dance with about 30 couples attending. Teas and music by Mr Nash and Mr Abston accompanied a crowd dressed in satin, lace, and silver accents, while notices announced a concert by Wiedertatet and fundraisers for the Waifs and Strays and the Vietoris District Branch of the AW National League.
News from Ceraldium notes the death in England last June of Mrs. Henry Laurence Kin widow of Ceraldium’s 14-year mayor, with Tom Roberts an architect planning a relocation and Trafeerion. Eva Laurence, eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence, also died recently at about four years ago.
Fragmented OCR lines hint at a poetic piece examining faded roses and a talkative husband the burden of family roles and enduring sorrow within a wooded setting. The garbled text references a wife and children, vocal distress, and a refrain-like question about care and existence.
In a spirited match at Recreation Ground the Rovers outscored Railways to clinch the NAC football title. Stokes starred with multiple goals, while Maynard and Howell contributed crucial kicks. Railways rallied late but could not overcome the Rovers lead as the final score reached 17 goals 14 behinds to Railways 13 5.
The Juniors cadets tested each end as the arena saw red running and marking. Best players included Bennett Wight Ritchie William and Hallet. Scoring showed Rovers four goals seven behinds Cadets four goals one behind.
The report lists football results from Perth with Subiaco at 6 6 and North Fremantle 3 5. Fremantle district teams Midl and Fremantle show scorelines, noting Midland and other clubs in a regional standings summary.
Progress on the Geraldton Show matters is noted with seven tal of new up to M4. the total membership nears 230. Special prize donated by Monae Durrant and Co of Perth for a best lady rider. Committee member Mr W M K will be a large exhibitor at the forthcoming event.
Vague OCR text mentions a visit by Lalu Benstead and a Geraldton Orchestra conducted by Chas E Chapman. Fragmentary lines reference a box plea, seats for children, and backing cough at Ney Pay Bent with terms that pressure landlording.
Ms James C Kidd acting for FFL Wittenoom offers that portion of the Hinton Estate known as Thomas Farm about 800 acres of prime farmland. Included are 20 acres cleared for cultivation and about 150 acres under crop. Adjacent to Narogulu Railway Station near the Murchison, with liberal terms: one-third cash, balance in six years with installments.
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