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Newspaper
Geraldton Guardian
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Aug 23, 1907
Page
6
At the Socialist Congress in London delegates from Joghan urged liberation of one fifth of the human race and condemned continued British government in India. After a heated debate the resolutions were sent to a committee.
A Rome decree by the Sacred Congregation states future Catholic marriages are valid only when celebrated in the presence of a priest and two witnesses. The rule takes effect after next Easter, with a provision for districts lacking priests to allow valid marriages if mutual consent is given in the presence of two witnesses for one month.
In Tondon on August 22 the Sultan's brother Muley Haid was formally proclaimed Emperor by rebel factions and now sits on the throne at Murakesh amid ongoing unrest and upheaval in Morocco.
The Scottish Smallholders Bill has been abandoned by the Government due to hostility in the House of Lords.
The third test between South Africa and England finished in an even draw. No side secured a victory as the match concluded with balanced totals and equal time remaining.
The county championship winner Nottingham is noted as England Eleven for Australia. London reports the MCC team for Australia nearly complete with EB Hayes J B Hobbs and F L Fane all having accepted invitations to join. The roster now includes Surrey professionals and Essex captain plus other joined players.
A list of cricketers includes A. O. Jones captain of Notts J. Hardstaff and J. Humphries of Derby L. C. Braund Somerset A Fielder and Blythe from Kent K L Hutchings Kent W Rhodes Yorkshire S F Barnes Staffordshire J N Crawford Surrey R A Young Sussex E G Hayes J B Hobba Surrey and F TL Fane Essex.
Commercial notice from London shows quotes for Wheat, Copper, Tin and Lead with spot prices listed. Copper at £78 10s, Tin at £167 15s, Lead £19 7s 6d, while Australian and other regional references appear, indicating exchange and price movement context for traders.
Interstate and Local Melbourne reports on August 22 that a bill increasing the federal members’ salaries from £400 to £600 has been passed by the Senate. The measure affects MPs and related pay scales within the government, reflecting parliamentary financial reforms.
The Lord Mayor calls a public meeting tonight in Melbourne to protest federal members voting themselves a pay rise. Suburban meetings follow as public feeling runs high. Mr Pave M H R has written to the press opposing the bill.
In Perth this day at the P 2 Court the case of YH White former superintendent of public batteries was mentioned. The Crown sought a remand for eight days, which was granted.
The Port Hedland Marble Bar rail line bill passed all stages in the General Assembly and was sent to the Legislative Council. Read the first time, a clause protecting wages of contract workers was introduced on motion of Mr. W D Johnson of Guildford.
Perth readers are told that all hope of finding Wilfred Salter alive has been practically abandoned after the Kelmscott boy went missing since Tuesday. Police renewed appeals but no trace has been found.
A terse note asserts there is nothing new about the Ma roona murder, labeling the Waroona tragedy as a longstanding, familiar case. The remark underscores persistent public interest and unresolved questions surrounding the incident.
Perth This Day reports the Goldfields Water Supply administration recorded a cross profit of £102,218 for the year. The result highlights strong operation and improved revenue across the scheme's activities.
H Edols charged with maliciously setting fire to his Colin Grove West Perth residence has been remanded for eight days. He is now under observation amid questions over motive for the act.
In Meekatharra at the Ingliston Extended mine a fatal accident occurred last Monday. The burial drew a large crowd with businesspeople and miners in attendance, and many shops closed for the day. Michael Curran, 38, survived by a widow and child. Giovanni Hertonelli, 28, was unmarried. An inquest opened and adjourned for Inspector of Mines attendance.
Wire from Neompe reports an outing ended in injury as Mrs. Dawson fractured her leg while cycling toward the Gap. Mr. Dawson drove her home and Dr. Ick set the bone. Mrs. Dawson is identified as one of the Misses Kane from Geraldton.
Percy Morgans son of A F Morgans died in Mexico a few days ago. Burial details not provided and no further information on surviving relatives or service time given.
The body of T. Tomay was found in a shaft at Kanowan after a search was abandoned when reports surfaced that he had been seen in Kalgoorlie. The incident prompted further inquiries to confirm identity and circumstances.
The Caledonian crushing at Namine yielded disappointing results, while expected returns from l3dwt to Los and Sdwt Sgr over plates and 4dwt in the Rands caused surprise. The owners plan to crush all ore now being raised at Tad Mary Shamrock Caledonian Extended No Advance and Tone Hand leases as men sluice sands at the old Champion battery and report good amalgam finds.
This column item notes the council discussion led by Mayor This Worship the Mayor and civic citizens. The piece references Eon Chambers and a federal task force as context for upcoming council deliberations on governance and community priorities.
Personal news from Western Australia reports Mr H Daglish appointed Chairman of Committees in the General Assembly succeeding Mr F Illingworth who retired due to ill health. Also noted are Rhodes Scholar J L Walker's Oxford BA, current Gray's Inn studies, a Nannine inquest into Mrs Pollock of Day Dawn, and the King gifting the Albert Medal to Dr Hughes for Bonnievale heroism.
A warrant issued after a claim of abduction by Albert Gregory against Vera May Millard, aged under 18, following her marriage to Gregory’s daughter. Gregory was arrested at 5S. Mabel Hutchison, 20, was run over by a train near Newmarket and Kensington, Melbourne. the body was torn apart and boots found on the line. The youngest Salter child from Roleystone is missing after leaving home. New Zealand Legislative Council rejects a bill for elective chamber and women members.
Reported items note 100000 in Herve French delegate at the Conference proposed that soldiers desert or revolt. Ba bel opposed. Violent scene followed as 5000 Moors attacked French forces for four hours. Raisuli offered to withdraw from public life if safety is guaranteed. Release of Maclean expected.
A historic concert plans a program at the Esplanade Pier after airs at 4 a.m. in March. The program features Constellation Waltz Thine and Mine and other selections. A collection will be taken to support band funds.
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