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Newspaper
Geraldton Guardian
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Jan 04, 1910
Page
3
Telegrams report miners at Remeaille growing apathetic as settlement seems far off. Outward appearances suggest talks progress slowly. The mine’s work is said to proceed this week, but information remains scarce. Sydney officials and unions have not clarified the likely outcome or dates.
A man attacked his wife at the Goldworth residence in New South Wales. The wife, Mee Gondworth, was killed by her husband Jam Fowrr who then cut his own throat. He was taken to the hospital in a dying condition. The husband had been away at work and returned home to disturb the household, where the fatal assault occurred.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a child missing case linked to Christos Da and five other children, with scattered references to Harwoools Drew and Harwood. The text is garbled, mentioning a scorch party and dates like Jan 3, and hints at an accident and a search around Harwood.
A brief, unclear item reports an incident titled EcIUR Shoots Himself with limited readable details mentioning Lionora and Jon and indicating a firearms event with three or more participants or moments.
fragments report a death from cancer, a hospital stay, and a funeral in Northampton. references include Edwards wife of J K Ed mur, relatives Maitlamt Gras and Macrae Tere, Mrs Jomph Aren Teer, Bettys parent, Hazel Coulter, and Corricks advance agent, with Kalzoorlie and Wat's pictures involved in the aftermath.
A tale recalls Dr Temple Archbishop of Canterbury inviting colonial bishops for a late night gathering at Lambeth. He ordered the housekeeper to provide a smoking room. the chaplain found twelve bishops asleep in the guest chamber, each discreetly smoking up the chimney. Contained jumbled street slang and ad lines from an era, including a brief stray note on a designer card.
A fragmentary report notes serious cable failures and drownings near Lomton and St Georgy, with references to Arcadian roll and a Manchester-Ausienlin link. Survivors were rescued by boarding wire as a Steaua founder secured funds. reviving a state of emergency amid damaged lines and a large crowd of passengers.
A garbled excerpt references Great Britain, government, leadership and possibly Churchill with mentions of employment wear and rapid shifts in tone. The legible elements suggest a political or wartime context with names and phrases but lack coherent facts or events.
An OCR fragment records a debate over a federation opposing a trust, mentioning two-sex membership and a policy fight. The garbled text references a trial or summary projection and a shop policy angle, with unclear names or dates.
Fragmented text suggests figures from Canada and abroad, listing borigeants, euros, and investments. The legible portions reference the Saied States and Europe with mentions of totals around 90.5 and 18,522, tied to yearly ministry data.
A fragmented dispatch from London notes tensions involving the Perseus operation near the Persian Gulf and bluejackets moving inland toward a northwestern frontline. The report mentions a Milans party and a 550 unit store, but details are unclear due to damaged text.
A garbled report claims a nitrate trust involving Benish ulinta and Deutsche Bank aims to control output and profits. It mentions banker Spencer Trish in New York, a private caralty, and a Croatop yard incident with a train. Details are unclear due to fragmented OCR.
Great Britain coverage notes a chaotic scene with the tinwall section forewarning of dire economic strain. Northumberlant Dirhem faces shortages as shill diverges from expectations. Ten thousand mice are idle in the mee country, aml five thousand in the tier, signaling widespread disruption to local labor and markets.
London Jan 2 English cricketers began a tour in South Africa with the home side posting a strong performance. Hagland led the batting with notable scores as Hagland and Rind contributed to a competitive innings. The match opened amid foggy conditions and uncertain play.
Land settlement figures from the Geraldton food agents monthly report show 12 807 units in areas linked to emullansion applications under sections 32 BG and TH. December totals rise by 534 dollars month over month with November and October data incomplete. The report mentions acreage and residence status and references an area survey and selection process for the December period.
Applications for tenders in Noa thetrict Charlotte F. Morgan Kockates Station Victoria Vacation Water 2.50 acres near Wullewa at Geld per mere Robert F Morgan Kockatea Station T 1 461m 5,000 acres near Mullews at Geld per acre Henry Pas Mullewa 1 S00 and 2973 610 acres and 480 acres Jeupert Weoly near Mullewa stork route
Announcement for the Pageant of Empire in Crystal Palace during May June and July next year. The Earl of writes about grand showings of empire and cultural displays with Crystal Palace as centre stage and many colonial venues involved.
Fragmentary report notes a cycling event involving Tandon Fan and others from Cereeat pedark in Australia. Despite the garbled text, it hints at team changes and a decisive race result as riders contend for a win on the course.
The Drilich steamer Johanna was wrecked off Cape Hatteras North Carolina. One mate and several seamen were drowned while the remaining crew were saved by rescuers.
A terse parliamentary clash broke into a heated display as rivals traded accusations, underscoring ongoing partisan divisions in the British political arena and signaling potential shifts in leadership dynamics amid contentious policy debates.
A fragment labels an opponent a scaremonger and a mere nuisance in the opposition's political efforts. The remark frames the rival as a disruptive figure within the party dynamic.
A 6000 strong Koadinu meeting hears Mr Ley Geom discuss colonial views. He says the Colonies were wary of the Auslyet campaign and expresses shame at how rulers defined the era. Tariffites favor overseas kinship and warn 1910 will mark hardship for the poor.
A London report notes English speculators' feverish appetite for rubber plantation shares affects Australia. The piece warns of a potential substitute for rubber and urges Australia to back its mineral and hydrocarbon industries while addressing delays in domestic production. It also includes a rough lime and glue recipe for lime wash and glaze.
A historical note on intestinal worms in horses, their presence in water and forage, and how water quality, soil treatment, salt and lime additives, and pasture management affect horse health. It discusses specific parasites, cases, and farm practices, advising preventive steps for equine welfare.
Medical note by Woodla Dutchineon AM MD warns that wound contamination with soil or horse manure is the primary tetanus risk. He explains how lockjaw bacilli invade wounds, especially on hands and feet, and discusses historical pestilence measures and antitoxin use after Fourth of July celebrations. He also urges wound cleanliness and reporting for tetanus prophylaxis.
A police docket recounts two trials. In the first, a man faces assault charges with affidavits about a derelict on the dock and a claim of damage to an eye. The second involves pig stealing, with a prisoner insisting guilt and urging punishment as a grave offense amid district tensions.
SEY appointed lector for the year as the board sets due dates. All rates payable by March 1st. Dogs must be licensed by February 1st and vehicles by March 1st. Regnal proceedings will follow with no further notice. JAS Detmage, Chairman.
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