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Newspaper
Geraldton Guardian
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Jan 13, 1910
Page
3
Fragmented text describes travel from Australia and political campaigning. Mentions Mr William Crock, Baltnun, Glyayor, and British forces. Several garbled phrases reference prefernces and tactics amid unspecified events. The readable portions hint at international influence on domestic policy and wartime rhetoric.
Fragmentary OCR reads as a local note about a race or event with unclear names and dates. It mentions a seven, two, and ten sequence, with references to Rinokaa and Frndtin. Details are unreadable, but the item signals a regional activity with multiple entities and uncertain timing.
Fragmentary note from Tord Runeberg to Ar old Cox discusses an independent bid in Preston and hints at prevailing political mood. The fragment references Pere and indepence themes, signaling a tense hour in local politics and public sentiment.
Loidon January 12 reports a comese obne address where Arginith condemns both protection and retaliation. Aberdien speech argues for a free market to improve Britain’s economy. Carmany claims tariff reform educates organization while Lord Hamilton criticizes government mismanagement of trade and taxation policies.
A man aboard a motor near Gavilt, Pembrokeshire, reported being shot at while riding with candidate Marty Sangsatt. A bullet pierced the windscreen and narrowly missed the passenger’s head, prompting authorities to investigate the gunfire incident.
In Maden plot augustins, a 42 year old man named Tandon has been found with impairing injuries and a suspect Korty parsers was arrested. Sentries guarding the palace fired several shots at suspects, causing widespread alarm as Livton reels from the incident.
An inquiry into American election methods reveals a case involving William Chanter once Governor of New York who allegedly ran for the presidency around 1800 while seeking to home himself for the role. The report notes Tandon duc and references 12 as part of the inquiry details.
A New York opera promoter is accused of extortion via distant communications employing dictographs and wireless phones. The report notes music from the opera house has been heard up to 72 miles away through wireless transmission.
Mr Lyttleton spoke in Wolverhampton on Britain's tariff policy and argued that Australia and New Zealand would face a real deterrent amounting to seven pounds per head annually, compared with three pence per person in the current scheme.
The text notes Germany's population around 60,000 and a business total of £29,000 annually, while Australasia with a population akin to London handles about 220,000,000 per year. It argues the sole obstacle to closer imperial trade is the belief that colonial preference would bring extra taxation.
Frank Ernest Mills of Geraldton a pastoralist was examined by the Official Receiver. The debtor’s creditors were numerous with secured claims and a nominal surplus. He had acquired and improved Wolys Estate, faced bills to Dalgety Burges and others, and later transferred property to Burges leading to disputes and eventual bankruptcy. The examination paused for further guarantor hearings and inquiries.
Applications revived approval for land settlement involving Joseph I Winstonby Geraldton Victoria areas 4261 999 acres near Joseph Hunter Geraldton and Mullens with parcels 2190 93 1 000 acres and 3 000 acres amid surrounding locations and dates.
Telegrams from Kalgoorlie report Robastelli on oath said two years ago in a Kalgoorlie wine saloon Forsatti seized a knife and tried to strike him. They wrestled over an iron bar. Forsatti allegedly struck Robastelli, who then hit Forsatti. Forsatti allegedly threatened further violence and hinted at burying him.
Perth on January 18 reports a fire at the municipal storeroom in Par rootreet East Perth. Poor water pressure hampered suppression as flames spread to stables and the harness room, which were gutted.
Vr Nolte warns that timber industry issues have grown serious as the Railway Department lowers rates at Narrinup near Winjarrah. Meetings are planned to address the matter with timber workers urged to take a firm stand to safeguard their interests against reduced Norriwuy rates.
The WA.T.C. Apical Board met on Tue Jan 13 to decide whether to hear Seabrook's application to reopen the case.
Sydney reporting on the coal strike notes a turning point with expectations of a ballot and possible return to work. Mr Hughes expresses satisfaction with reception in Baltimore and urges wharf laborers to handle cargo as they choose. Wharves resist orders from union officers amid talks of a Walter Board and immediate resumption of work.
Sydney authorities announced that due to bad weather the contest between Lang and Squires has been moved to Monday next. The delay affects local schedule and transportation for attendees in New South Wales.
In Adelaide on January 12 thieves broke into Warrleduvkl Brewery in Kent Town after the manager checked the premises four times. They forced open two sales, stole £20, and helped themselves to beer, while making merry.
Welbourne January 13 report notes Sir George Reid the High Commissioner held a long renentiation with the Prime Minister and Mr Groom on London office matters. It is probable Captain Colling will be a preferred permanent head of the office and other official choices will rely on the High Commissioner’s judgment after arrival in London.
At a Cabinet meeting discussions covered how to culvertise Commonwealth resources and the selection of Commonwealth offices in London. The date for federal clone use was fixed as Wednesday, April 1. Lord Kitchener in Melbourne on January 12 enquired into the worthies of work and had a briefing yesterday.
South Australia defeated New South Wales by seven wickets in a Tuesday match in Sydney. First innings details show notable partnerships and key scores, with Mayne and Hopkins contributing, while Emery Crawford and Emberley Emery took early wickets. Second innings contributions from HAI and others indicate a decisive chase leading to the seven wicket win.
Marylebone Cricket Club posted 331 with Hobbs 163 and Rhodes 3. Natal replied 250 led by Nourse 129. In a follow on Natal fell behind and Nourse again led with 51 not out as the game ended in a draw.
From Our Own Correspondent dated Jan 13 reports a spell of extreme cold giving way to milder after noon warmth. Harvesting nears completion with an average yield around 18 bushels per acre. Farmers in Geraldton invited to an annual conference with plans to appoint delegates and set a date.
Mr and Mrs PLM Steggall left Geraldton yesterday for Victoria and expect to stay about three months. Mr T Raff, a pianoforte tuner, plans to leave Geraldton in about three months for six months in Germany, having resided in Geraldton for 19 years. A very pretty wedding was celebrated at the Agricultural Hall Cuballing on December 20 between Miss Elsia Tea daughter of Mr H J Nes and Mrs Tee and Mr Rowland Beetson of Yandanooka, second son of Mr David Beetson, surveyor of Northampton. The hall was crowded and the bride was held in high esteem by locals. Rev Davis of Narrogin performed the ceremony. The bachelors presented the bride with a silver merit tray and a hot water jug. Many guests attended the reception and a miscellaneous to be held by the ladies of Cuballing and by the bridegroom at his home. The late Mr William Knapp died in Fremantle on Wednesday. he had once resided at Gramough.
A weekly news of pictures shows an outdoor entertainment under pleasant weather. The program includes The Trip to the White Sea a Voyage on a steam trawler with impressive wave effects. Beatrice Genci A Tragic Idylte Seventh Day Liberty for an Hour Pictureque Pyrenees Leopard Queen The Mew Jonah An American Marriage Charming Children and other reels drew keen interest and laughter. Also advertised are Aldwell's Inks from Australia and office supplies by Constantine and Gardner's Stationers.
The clippings announce entrainment to Fremantle for a unit including NCOs and men of A Company, with gear and drill camp details. Advertisements seek workers for slaughter yard, general labor, and men for various roles, plus offers and notes on fruit shipping and parcels.
A jumble of early morning and daily mail departures lists stations such as Chapman State Faljlul Fatur day and Fremantle Perth with deliveries across districts including Ellen dale Murchibon Meckatharra and Northampton. The notices indicate irregular schedules with multiple times and days for weekly and daily mail runs across numerous towns and lines.
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