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Newspaper

Geraldton Guardian

Location

Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia

Date

Jan 11, 1907

Page

6

Assassin in Saint Petersburg Kills General Parloff In Courtyard

London reports a man in Army Service Corps disguise shot and killed General Parloff, Chief Military and Public Prosecutor, in the courtyard of the general’s residence in Saint Petersburg. A gendarme was killed and another wounded amid panic among bureaucrats over Parloff’s Baltic Province executions of youthful revolutionaries.

London Army Service Corps Pesca Parlof St. Petersburg Parloff Haltio Baltic

Etna Eruption Report by London Jon in Sicily

Mount Etna on the island of Sicily erupts with ash and red flames seen inland. The report notes volcanic activity and fiery lava emissions.

London Jon Volcano Mount Etna Sicily

Spanish Church Protest Reaches King Over Associations Bill

The Spanish bishops protest to King Alfonso that the Associations Bill before the Cortes will cause cruel conflicts of conference. The King says he can move their petition to his ministers as with previous legacies on the subject.

Haspanista al LD Catholic Church Alfonso

Protest by British Firms Over Opium Trade

London January 10 British firms in Hong Kong object to the attempt to curtail the opium trade arguing their stock is valued about £1,375,000 and that the trade should be extinguished gradually rather than abruptly.

London Firma Ian Hong Kong

South African Footballers Share from English Tour Gate

The Daily Express estimates that the South African footballers will receive nearly £10,000 as their share of gate money from the English tour. A portion of the funds will go to charity and the remainder to the Rugby game in South Africa.

London Jon

Imperial Parliament Announces Anti-Sweating Bill and Dublin University Plan

Sir Chas. Dilko states the next version will include an Anti-Sweating Bill modeled on Victoria law. The Government plans this year to introduce a Bill for a new university or university college in Dublin.

London Chas. Dilko Victoria University College Dublin

Russia and Japan Near Commercial Treaty Agreement

Negotiations are virtually completed for a commercial treaty between Russia and Japan, signaling a significant step toward stronger economic ties. Both sides anticipate formalizing terms soon and expanding bilateral trade opportunities.

London Russia Japan

Explosion at Pittsburg Waterworks Kills and InjuresMany

A serious explosion occurred at the water works in Pittsburg U S A causing many deaths and numerous injuries. Officials and rescuers raced to the site as survivors were accounted for and emergency crews secured the area.

London Aiver Works Pittsburg U.S.A

Mexican Rioters Shot During Strike Break in Mexico

Reported in London that during a strikers slot in Mexico the military were deployed. About 30 textile operatives were killed and many wounded in the clash.

London Mexico

Death of the Shah and Persian succession prospects

The death of Muzaffer-ed-Din, Shah of Persia, is reported. Mohammed Ali Mirza, who poisoned his father, is described as enlightened and progressive, while Muzaffer's third son Israt reportedly raised 9 to 10,000 men in Luristan to press a throne claim, though unlikely to succeed. Muzaffer-ed-Din reigned since 1896 and died after a serious illness. Ali Mirza, the new shah, is about 35 years old.

London Mohammed Ali Mirza Muzaffer-ed-Din Na Shah Persia Daily Mail Teheran Muzafer-ed-Inn Israt Luristan Murat Yeaterdi Muzaffer-ed- Din Ultyr Noar-ex Shal England Europe Ali Mida Shah

Youthful Incendiaries Cause School Fire Damage

Three boys aged about thirteen to threeen years engage in robbery and arson at several state school buildings in Wilthamstowe Maanx. Authorities estimate damage around £1200 as the incident prompts local crime inquiries and community concern.

London Wilthamstowe Maanx Amiaing

Unjust Punishment in a 19th Century Case

The article recounts George Edward Dalyt who in October 1008 was sentenced to seven years for allegedly tampering with a horse owned by Great Wyrley Colliery Co. He was released in October. Sir Arthur Conan Doyle appeals publicly through the Daily Telegraph against what he calls unjust persecution and a public scandal, delivering a 14-column appeal.

London George Edward Dalyt Wyrley Arthur Conan Pyle Han Tihegraph A. Conan Doyle

Brennan Torpedo Shortage Delays Further Manufacture

Due to a severe shortage of Brennan torpedoes in naval stores production has been temporarily halted while arrangements are made to replenish stock. The issue affects ongoing expenditure and may impact planned naval program timelines.

London

London Market Spot Prices Amid Mixed Silver Tin Rates

London market report shows spot tin trading between £106 to £199 with ranges from £106 to £189 10s and prices for London paper £15 7 6d to £20. Bar silver quoted at 24 8 1-16d per ounce with ox pricing noted.

London

Social to the Member for Geraldton at temperance hall

A smoke social honoring Mr. T. L. Brown M.L.A. was held at Temperance Hall Wedavilay pixt by friends and supporters. Speeches followed the toast list. after the King’s health, Mr Brown spoke on Parliament and Labour issues with various union and association members contributing. The event ended with songs and a toast to the King.

T. L. Brown M.L.A Temperance Hall Wedavilay T. Dooley Mr. Brown 0. M. Drew Irc MT. Ew Busher Townes Union M'Pherson Enginedrivers, Firemen and Cleaners’ Asociation Houston Railway Employees’ Association Dooley Labour Party Brown Bian Foets Larke Drew

Treatment of Aborigines Debate at Science Congress

At Adelaide January 19 Dr Klaus Tach, Heidelberg professor, spoke on three years of studying aboriginal groups in tropical Australia. He affirmed Dr Roth's allegations after two months in Broome, comparing white black relations to past extinctions seen in Taromania. He cited neck chaining in Wyndham and the capture of young women.

Adslaide Science Congress Klaustach Heidelberg University Australia Broome Roth Taromania Wyndham

Tower Hill Robbery Case Before Police Court

Leonora January 10 Herald Browns was charged at the Police Court in connection with the Tower Hill crime on December 17. The victim Edwin Marley suffered a paralyzing injury from a back bone puncture. doctors warned Marley may die at any time. Gerald Browne admitted firing shots during the incident while Marley fled, claiming he thought he was firing into the air. Warden Burt ruled there was sufficient evidence to bind Browne to a serious offense and condemned the indictment.

Leonora Herald Browns Tower Hill Edwin Marley Caw Mills Mareley Gerald Browne Marley Warden Burt Browne

Absconding Naval Officer Baffles Perth Circles

The disappearance of Senior Lieutenant Foote of H.AMLS Encounter shocks naval circles. Mild and well behaved at home, he was near promotion and led the officers’ association. Reports claim irregularities in room funds and an armed plan linked to his absence, with speculation about what he left behind aboard one of three mail boats this week.

Perth Foote H.amls Wie

Bridgetown Fatality Inquest Returns Accidental Death

The Bridgetown inquest heard Mrs Collins, wife of a settler on the Upper Stackwood, describe that the deceased drove a wagon to fetch mail but did not return. Her husband found the overturned cart half a mile from the camp with his wife beneath it. The wheel had struck a tree trunk on the road. A verdict of accidental death was returned.

Perth Bridgetown Collins Stackwood Jyura Tual

Bishop Riley Expected Back Monday in East Claims

Bishop Riley who had been advertising the claims of the Northern Als hopric in the East is expected back on Monday.

Perth Riley

Town Hall stone ceremony urged to avoid regatta clash

A reader requests that the Town Council move the foundation stone ceremony from Saturday to Monday to prevent clashing with the regatta and to boost attendance. The correspondent notes the desire of the Rowing Club and argues a Monday event could attract more visitors if held in the morning before the regatta. The letter asks the council to reconsider the date.

Regent Hecuguino Couneil Moncey

Mr. H. Carson’s Testimonial in Mayoral Parlour

A testimonial event for Mr. H. Carson, late district member, is set for Friday evening next in the Mayoral Parlour. Friends and supporters will gather to discuss final arrangements and the planned presentation honoring his lengthy service to the district.

H. Carson

Dongarra Roads Board Minutes Warn of Local Pet Licenses

Our Own Correspondent reports the monthly meeting of the Road Board chaired by Delays with members Knowles Clarkaua Watdeck and Rowland. Minutes read and confirmed. A special meeting at 8 p.m. on Thursday the 17th Inst to consider erecting a pound on the hour’s property. All dogs must be licensed by January 31 and cart carriage licenses by March 1 1147. Licenses to J W Johnson. tenders for gravelling and chains accepted. accounts presented including wages and dog diver payments.

Roady Board Vrowent E. W. Clarkaua F. Watdeck J. Rowland Reed G. Knowles PLC Court House Miter J. W. Johnson H. Bloper Vardarina Yaga A. Plastier Mintyee Sloper Debbie and Co Trital

Licences Required for Geradlon Carriages 1907

Public notice from the Municipality of Geraldton announces licences for all carriages carts hogs tick and coats must be taken out by January 1907. Licences will be in daily attendance between the hours of nine in the morning and four in the afternoon at the town hall. Any person owning no vehicle or stock must file. Town Cork Cornell Chambers Geraldton Tay Athl 1907.

Javiuary Owen Livenge

New Monarch Becomes Silent Drum for Typewriter Makers

A fragmentary notice hints at a shift in typewriter industry with Constantine, Gardner, Yost, New Centiew, and Denamore models linked to a so called New Monarch. The piece references Cah og terms and a writing machine era being redefined as the visible writ ing machina gains prominence.

Constantine Gardner Machina Yost Denamore

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Parlofs Spain Imperial Parliament Conan Doyle Brennan Geraldton DR. Klaatsch UA. Roth Bishop Riley Mr. H. Carson Dongarra Roads Board Municipality OF Town Cork Cornell Chaynbors
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