Election results show seat counts and vote split
A garbled report from North Louth notes 214 seats for the Min Ti e Meals party and a Protestant vote split with the Independent Nationalities candidate. Details are unclear due to OCR errors.
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Newspaper
Geraldton Guardian
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Dec 10, 1910
Page
3
A garbled report from North Louth notes 214 seats for the Min Ti e Meals party and a Protestant vote split with the Independent Nationalities candidate. Details are unclear due to OCR errors.
A garbled report describes unrest and political tensions with mentions of arrests and international involvement. It references imagined events and unclear identities, reflecting a strained, incoherent account from an uncertain era.
Fragmentary wording mentions London meetings about women immigrants and a royal institute committee. It references Mr. Gwynn and discussions on transport to New Wales and Hirenstural with safety concerns. The readability is severely limited by OCR errors.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a cholera outbreak in London with references to multiple cases and areas near Maderiq Talind. The text mentions fatalities and investigations, noting public health concerns and responses underway.
A fumbling report shows the council adjourned during a tense session with Mayor and several members absent or dissenting. The mayor proposed a motion, stating it would be explained later, before the meeting was adjourned awaiting further formal action.
An advertisement extols Clement’s Tonic as a remedy for stomach trouble and nervous debility. It claims the tonic purifies the blood, strengthens nerves, and restores appetite, citing rural and inland Australian districts as markets and urging readers to contact stores or chemists for the product. It also references a government report and ongoing grain harvest nearby.
Telegrams from Perth Texas report Boulder Municipal Council debate led by Dr. Cibon on appointing peace officers to witness absent ballots. The mayor noted some witnesses were denied, prompting Connolly to move a recommendation to amend the electoral law to appoint a witness for absent votes, a measure that passed.
Fragmented OCR from a cricket match story: Australia top score 520 all out by South Africa fielding? The piece mentions Clem Hill and a 101 score marking a high point, with Australian innings details and players like Pearce, Nowre, Cotter, Walch, and Stricker appearing in garbled form. The tone mirrors a period newspaper match summary with partial lineups and innings totals.
A special meeting of the Porth municipal council discussed the chairmanship and financial details linked to the pos works and the pur chasing costs. Reports included the investigation into a fisherman’s death in the river Wall Nile and the inquiry by the Criminal Investigation Department.
Perth notice from State Parliament discusses railway estimates and administration during wartime era. Wr Johnson comments on great improvements in temporary wartime administration and compares WA railways favorably with other management.
The Department of External Affairs reports the dyentity outbreak at Lake Runa, Papua, has been stamped out. The Federal Government has spent substantial funds in Lopine on preventive measures, with ten native casualties noted.
In Melbourne Victoria the inquiry into the amd purchase at the Plicor Set tlement is noted. Minister for War Supply says C Anderson suspended pending Judge Lox investigations after travel from America. Ah Krett, a shopkeeper in Harwilton, was assaulted by two youths who attempted a racey gift and later attacked him. two arrests may have been made.
In South Australia, workers in Adelaide and Port Pirie are set to strike Monday morning amid failed wage talks. About 3,000 men are expected to refuse work, with a larger number likely to join or be affected as the action spreads. The situation involves local employers and unions amid ongoing negotiations.
London Wool Sales show cable advices received on December 6 listing imports from West Australia and other colonies. Items include bales of Gresey weed wool, Uterage Heer, Dante, Charon, and Faron lots with average fleece values and various yardages. Numbers across multiple consignments detail 844 bales plus numerous smaller lots, with bids noted on several vessels and ports.
Local cricket report notes a total of 255 for at least one wicket down. Railways dominate batting with Alta Kelly compiling a slow century. Fielding errors by Qwine and miscues hinder Mercantiles as the innings unfolds with several outs including Bullet and Overben.
A fragmentary report outlines a racing day at Walc with discussions of jumpers, a winner from Hex, and mentions notable handicaps such as the December Stakes and York Handicap. It notes weather, attendance, and some times though many details are unclear.
A society note describes preparations for a charity event hosted by Mrs James C Kidd and Wisseave i Moore with plans for a ball and festive activities. It mentions invitations, outfits including pencil skirts and curls, and debate over suitable attire and fashion for the ladies.
Alderman and Ursmont grocers Marta Terrace Gorakion announce a public meeting to discuss local trade and business concerns. The event will be held in town this Wednesday evening, with Mr A Bell and others invited to present plans and solicit support for premises and stock provisions.
Monty Reason passes on a brief notice about available tickets for a ladies flag event priced at two shillings. An advisory line notes gratitude from Gratsse for early inquiries and support.
Auction notice states for sale are fifteen handed ewes in lots at Northampton plot with delivery on December 20. Prospective buyers should arrange transport and inspect stock beforehand.
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