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Newspaper
Geraldton Guardian
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Jan 15, 1910
Page
3
Reports describe the Caitrinn Dus wreck near San Francisco with spectators watching in horror as passengers were endangered. The vessel broke apart during a violent squall, many people unable to escape before lifeboats could be deployed.
A cryptic London report notes changes in diamond production and control as German South influence fluctuates. Officials proclaim municipal actions while a daring figure in the diamond field shifts English ownership, signaling a tense shift in trade and allegiance.
A colonial institute lecture notes government schemes to move haul and widowers from frosted farms toward new opportunities. The Pacific Company endorses vaccination and cold storage innovations to aid revival and provide support for colonists in cimical districts.
About £100,008 damage reported at Beng Evans Koardnnote and Co Killowen factory. Fire began around 1:00 AM likely from an electric fault, spreading rapidly and destroying ten shops. The building’s workers were out, and the incident caused several casualties among firefighters and staff.
A Swiss alpine incident reports two climbers from Munich and Zermatt near Hreakthorn. A rope gave way on a cliff edge causing a fall. Rescue teams freed them after hours of exposure and smuggling authorities intervened.
British political note from London reports Joseph Chamberlain has been elected unopposed in West Birmingham. The event marks a notable outcome for the Conservative politician amid ongoing debates in Parliament and local issues affecting London.
Mr Asquith spoke at Bradford criticizing the Crawly tax and calling for steady reform. He questioned Tory plans to tax essentials, warned of unemployment rising if revenue is secured, and urged harvesting food supplies from within the Empire amid climate and cultivation challenges.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions Constantine, heraldian terms, and a Perth reference. Readable names or clear events are absent, yielding a partial, non-specific item with no identifiable action or outcome.
Fragmentary telegrams indicate discussions led by Scholes 1410 and other owners concerning resuming operations at the mine. The Wages Board may reconvene before prosecutions against several miners’ leaders proceed, with monthly allowances and delays noted by Lady Heyden.
A section of the Wharf Laborers Union voices discontent with executive committee actions and a countermanded resolution. At a recent meeting a proposal to call a full gathering was discussed, with expectations of further upheaval and potential changes in leadership or policy.
A Board of Inquiry into the Queenscliff gun accident reports fatal damage from shell impact. Concrete debris, a splintered telephone box, and a bomb blast hole reveal the force. Lieutenant Anderson was thrown by the blast, pockets torn, pieces scattered as responders note the dangerous proximity and near miss.
A porter at the Philip Hotel investigated after hearing a report and found Jeffrey Brooke, 9, a nephew of Robert Cochrane of Brooks Robinson and Co, dead in a room from a temple wound. The motive remains unclear as investigators pursue details.
At the annual conference in Sydney on January 1, the Aus raking Workers Union reported membership growth over the Lelwyn months from Harm to 48,000. The cock balance was £21,000. It was stated that a pallet on the admirableness of establishing Labor daily buyer uses was affirmed by a majority of over 19,00.
Fine weather favored the meeting at Canfield this afternoon with good attendance. Results list horses and outcomes across several races including the Cawthorn Hirdles and the Belmont Handicap, noting winners such as Yarrakar and Kitty Bbys and detailing betting odds and placements. The Belmont plates and various classes are described with competing horses like Prince Charlie and Tristar, reflecting a lively mid-20th century racing card.
Railways, batting first, posted 3 wickets for 15 runs at Geraldton before restricting CoC Simmiivh wie to a meagre total. Kevtehmiar 11 and Belly 1 not out led Railways during the innings, with Barker, Willie, and Kelly among the noteworthy performers as the match drifted to the final stages.
Fragmented cricket score notes show Teetan and Munro among bowlers, multiple players listed with bowling figures, first and second innings summaries, and references to the Recreation Ground. The text records innings totals, wickets, and notable dismissals, noting a late match win for the visitors and ongoing stumps.
A fatal accident occurred at Merkuthar last night when Nuttall, a driver at the mine, died from severe head and body injuries after an explosion. He was taken to hospital but died shortly after. The funeral was held this afternoon with attendees.
A Perth goods train derailed near Perth causing two trucks to derail and damage on the line. No injuries were reported and the incident prompted temporary disruption as authorities investigated the cause.
A Norther Development League gathering at Mr Kodes attic base Way discussed district development, railway extensions, and land surveys. Attendees included H. Carson, E Pantlett, B He Boale, D Fuller, K Comstantion, and others with notes on the Yuna Puriers Association and Australian Branch discussions. An appeal urged government action for more land surveys in Kockaten Mullowa and Coton districts and improvements to Midland and Perth railway services.
West Australia Perth January 15 The Minister of Railways Mr Gregory describes the plan for centralized cutting of sleepers and government reserves. Tenders for the Wilgarenp spar fine and other reserves were approved. first quotes for Flora and Panna Reserve sleepers were accepted and work proceeds.
Tony Ricely, a pioneer of the early goldfichle era, died in the hospital. His death marks the end of a notable chapter in local mining history. Ricely helped develop early techniques and was a familiar figure among prospectors. His death is reported as a significant loss to the mining community.
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