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Newspaper
Geraldton Guardian
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Dec 31, 1910
Page
3
London dispatch reports a deadly Lancashire disaster with 47 dead and many orphans. The government plans a fund transfer and MPs face 10 per year from the opening of the session. Labor leaders debate the payout versus 400 pound preference amid Lloyds meeting. Emigration notes deny rumors of a new tax and discuss resettlement and immigration systems in Western Australia.
The Austrian party leaders were received by Duke Ferdington for a peaceful dialogue. The discussion focused on intensifying unified preparations and the need for cautious steps amid rising tensions among allied powers.
Earthquake reports from Greece and London highlight a Rev 30 event with widespread damage. About 200 families are left homeless as aftershocks complicate rescue efforts and relief supplies arrive slowly.
Dispatches report the army and navy disarray in Lisbon while trade unions oppose the government. A Paris dispatch claims Britain pressed for warships to the Tagus and authorities arrested conspirators aiming to restore Manuel II. Labor groups reportedly emit pressure on reform. Three cruisers sent to the Tagus on various pretexts.
Telegrams from Brisbane recount a trading station massacre near the Rye coast with natives killing the Civey Dove attribute unclear. A German expedition reports discovering a vast native tribe while tile men and expedition parties clash amid arrows and gunfire in self defense.
A Dec tar explosion near Mr Kennedy deters transport, with casualties reported as several dead and fire incidents blamed on a burst pipe. In Kalgoorlie, woodcutters face hopeful forecasts amid a looming strike, while Kurtawang and tramway services face staffing and overtime shifts. The Labor Party plans its post holiday meeting to consider leadership and parliamentary alignment.
The racine carnival offered sprightly results with JUMPERS FLAT HASE noted as a winner in a 12 mile jumpers test riding Sparkle, W5 First Wave, and Wine Remimerment with a 9.53 setting. In the SEVEN furlongs Swan Handicap the field opened with Croailla Marcaux Gaelic Fal and Path Out. Path led by the mile with Saladin and Bashoway in close pursuit. As the race turned into the straight Artesian overtook Renegade to win by a head with second and third by a neck. Jaiin finished fourth as the field wound down amid a flurry of names and close finishes.
From Our Own Correspondent reports a church of England social and dance in Institute Hall last Thursday. Proceeds exceed expectations and fund a warm baring for Rev King with help from W Burgers. Community opinions split on Mr King while children await promise of holiday gatherings and amusements next week drawing crowds for four dollars.
In a schoolroom examination on Scripture knowledge a boy claims Noah would be there in time. The inspector asks for the meaning and silence yields a timid response. One pupil finally suggests a reason for Noah’s presence: there would be worms in the ark.
A long reader column from Sybil laments town life and shares social tidbits. It covers weddings, funerals, sympathy for Mrs. Maley, council discussions on foreshore bathing sheds, and local fashion commentary. The piece blends domestic musings with observations on community happenings and upcoming events.
A letter to the editor argues against a central health board approved night soil disposal plan. It warns the present depot has operated for years without chief complaints, notes potential health and environmental risks, and cautions that proposed changes could harm fisheries and tourism along Champion Water and nearby beaches.
A newspaper man tries to travel free on a rail line using a card. An editor and conductor clue in a mistaken identity farcical scene as the journalist pretends to be a stranger. The editor reveals the bug and they share a laugh over the ruse.
A fragmented advertisement-like passage touts Clements Tonic as a remedy for digestive disorders and general debility. It claims to restore stomach function, improve nerves, and revive energy, naming locations in Australia and urging readers to buy at the local chemist or store for health improvement.
A disjointed dialogue frames a fraught morning scene as bystanders, a man named Stringer, a chemist, and a boy exchange cryptic words about a fire and stopped eyes. The exchange hints at confusion, requests, and the social friction of a small incident in a crowded urban setting.
The Geraldton Guardian offers delivery across the Commonwealth for monthly subscriptions. Rates listed include 12s. 64d. Boukerh subscription at 5s. 6d per quarter.
A fragmented local notice lists names and places including Geraldton and Perth, detailing marriages and social mentions. Mentions nieces, acquaintances, and a group of individuals such as J Campbell Mt Magnet and R Willams as part of a scattered society record. The text references travel by express coach and various surnames linked to the community.
A notice regarding the estate of Pris Gouree Ellis commonly known as Gross Traneiskins requests creditors and others with claims to present particulars in writing to Parker and Parker solicitors as executors. The West Australian Trustee Executor and Agency Company Limited is distributing assets and seeking final claims by the specified date.
P. Gibson advertises tents sails flags and mattresses with first quality waterproofs and on hand items. Located at Durlacher Street Seralmon for flags for Christmas and related gear. Newmarra carra Dec 5 110.
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