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Newspaper
Geraldton Guardian
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Jul 12, 1910
Page
3
Telegrams report unrest in Wellington dated July 11 as religious leaders urge authorities to ban the Johnson reserve fight exhibition, citing concerns over the event and potential public disorder.
Queensland Brisbane July 01 report notes most non employed by Brisbane Gas Co and nearly all workers at South Brisbane Gas Co cease work after the mine closure by the former company. Union secretary and officials face dismissal linked to his union leadership.
In the Solomon Islands, Fi Banke, a well known white settler, is slain when a native crew member clubs him to death aboard a small trading ketch. The incident triggers protests against showing images of the Joharon fight as urged by the Evangelical Council.
In the Pardini district a youth named Mew opened a trouser pocket causing a blade to strike the thigh. A boy attempted first aid but could not stop the bleeding as Hailih bled to death before help arrived.
Perth reports the financial year 1900-10 shows actual receipts of £3,? significantly above the estimate of £3,435,118 by £214,647. Expenditure total for the year reached £3,410,525 against £3,393,497 estimated, up £17,028. For 1905-9 the expenditure was £2,968,051, up £72,? from prior. Last twelve months yielded a surplus of £209,890. The cumulative deficit to June 1900 was £12,641, leaving the town exposed to £103.6?. June 1910 revenue £409,150 and expenditure £402,404, a rise of £34,816 from June last year.
Perth July 11 report shows RH O'Toghlin leading with partial results and 136 votes for Mr Wile amid rest election tallies. The figures reflect ongoing tallies from Perth West Australia electoral area.
The Fremantle hunpers strike has ended and workers are returning to their jobs. Settlement reached with the Whary Lumbers group, ending stoppage and resuming normal operations.
The Arbitration Court will hear the tramway award after a long argument. Johnson MLA represents the men and Br. Somerset for the Tramway Company, who will appear at Losonia Pyrrement.
A 19 year old worker named Firecue Moat, employed at Vince's Battery, suffered fatal injuries after being caught in a mining shock. The incident occurred July 11 in Coolgardia, leaving authorities to investigate the cause of the fatal accident.
A Northampton letter argues for reform of the Geraldton Show to boost attendance and revenues. The writer favors consolidating to one day, expanding machinery displays, livestock entries, and wider prizes, urging the committee to engage exhibitors and sponsors. Pro Bono Publico. July 9.
The New York Times organizes an attempt to cross the Atlantic by balloon during the summer, using the motorized balloon The America built for Wellman expedition. The project aims to span the Atlantic under wartime ambitions and mark a notable aviation feat.
London reports an aviator named Daniel Kinet at Ghent Belrom tied a non aeroplane yell from a height of 3008 feet and was killed in the incident.
Perth July 1 death of John Hearn well known pastoralist of Arrino occurred at His Majesty's Hotel in Perth. He was attempting to catch a train when a lifting platform descended, crushing his head. The lifter was unable to stop the lift. Hearn died within minutes. His wife and family mourn his loss.
Lands opened near Merkanoooka will attract energetic prospectors and settlers. Reports say twelve blocks have been allotted with up to twelve firms expected to establish homes and operations soon. The Lands Board inspection praised the Bowes Estate prospects, while local candidates critique preferential land access for Easterly applicants. Great Peppermint Cure advertised for chronic complaints.
The Indian protection society writes to Sir Edward Grey detailing alleged murders of Indians on the Amazon. A letter from Nordenskjold describes native communities in Bolivian districts once upheld by Jesuits but now depopulated. Residents reportedly burn villages burn livelihoods, seal homes, and sell children to rubber traders for about £80 each.
A British demonstration by National Union of Women's Suffrage Societies members, many supporters marching with banners and streamers. Speakers spoke from multiple platforms as the pro suffrage cause gains visibility in the hours before parliamentary consideration.
A departmental committee tackling street trading by youths under 17 and girls under 18 reports that street trading by girls is indefensible, and no regulation can overcome the inherent risk to public standards. The panel calls for abolition of street trading by minors.
London July 1 Sir Doyd George made concessions on licensing taxes for Ireland. A 5 percent increase is provided in the Budget instead of 9.25 percent. The change rests on a revaluation of six ceased premises beyond a ss assessment.
The Shop Assistant Union promoters of the recent fancy dress football match in aid of the Benevolent Society publish a certified balance sheet. Donations include Staples 1 1s John Lee 10s F. Ehlert 10s W H Jomer 1 1d and others. gate receipts total 2. Expenditure covers printing 3 4s2d horse hire pot and tote 1s6d prizes 1s Claimed credit balance donates 4 18 4.
An oiled molder Alfred Browning was injured while carting kerosene into Walkaway. The four horse team bolted after a mishap, throwing Browning from the cart and entangling in trees. He was taken to Geraldton hospital. Sewell and others witnessed the incident and Browning’s son pursued help.
Mackenzie has instructions from Robert Darling to sell the entire estate in Geraldton. The sale includes dining room tables chairs sideboard carpets linen and bedding sewing machine and more. Inspection Thursday with sale reserve price set for USO dock on Wednesday July 20 1010.
Geraldton Police Court heard James Sncorpson plead guilty to drunk and disorderly conduct after claiming he had only a drop of drink. Magistrate refused First Offenders Act relief, fining 10 shillings with seven days' imprisonment in default.
A hydroplane at Cowes in heavy tide capsized while racing at 35 miles per hour with the Duke of Westminster and three others aboard. All four were rescued after a dramatic struggle as the Duke surfaced several times and was aided by a launch. The motor company driver Robins and others were injured but recovered. the Duke returned to London later unharmed.
Sension quits the Reichstag vice presidency in protest against the Conservative Catholic hierarchy that controls the Imperial Chamber. The move signals political tension within Langenturg’s governing circle and challenges the ruling bloc.
German newspapers report women travelling from Laderite Bay to Capetown smuggled diamonds worth 100$00 by handing gems to a steward aboard a German liner. The liner was searched on arrival at Capetown.
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