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Newspaper
Geraldton Guardian
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Jul 19, 1907
Page
6
London July 18. A syllabus issues a decisive condemnation of modern ideas about interpreting the Gospels and of criticism of Christ life and miracles. It also criticizes Catholic dogmas that require faith in the Church.
Mr Lloyd George President of the Board of Trade says there is no truth in the claim that the Imperial Government Committee has decided against an all red mail service to New Zealand and Australia via Canada Canadian evidence is still unfinished and no Australian or New Zealand evidence has yet been heard
At the Hague Conference yesterday 20, including Germany, voted in favor of the United States proposal for the inviolability of private property at sea. Eleven, including France and Great Britain, voted against it, and 12 absented. The result negates the proposal as an absolute majority is required to carry.
In the Idaho murder sensation two witnesses who tried to discredit Harry Orchard’s evidence have been arrested for perjury, signaling a legal turn in the high profile case.
In the Bisley Meeting Cutler of Australia won the Prince of Wales Match shoot-off defeating Curtain. Shaw of Australia won the shoot off for the All-Comers' Aggregate. Eleven Australians qualified for the second stage in the King's Prize.
Captain Armand of the French Colonial Infantry marched 3120 miles from Algiers to Rofonon in Dahomey across the Sahara in 127 days averaging 244 miles a day.
In the Davis Cup yesterday, Brookes of Australia defeated Bebr of America, while Wright of America beat Wilding of New Zealand.
Commercial note from London dated July 16 reports firm wool prices ranging 1040 to 1d, copper spot at £91 to CSL 5s, tin spot £181 5s to £185, lead £22, and rar silver at 23 72d.
The Guardian invites reports from all parts of the Geraldton district including public meetings cricket mining agricultural news and items of general interest for Wonderland and Personal sections.
Judge Molesworth of Melbourne died on the mail steamer Omrah to Sydney and Brisbane while en route. Deputation members criticized government actions on labour contracts and wages. Sir W Lyne affirmed no sanctioned pay increase or hour decrease, offering to inquire with Mr Deakin. The broader issue of agricultural bounties to be addressed in the State conference report.
At a Trades and Labour Council meeting in Sydney on July 18, officials announced prospects for an amicable settlement of the coal lumpers strike as employers agreed to concessions.
In Perth this day Mr Heitmann challenged the Royal Commission that investigated charges against Inspector Launder. He accused the ministry of prejudice against Labour, claimed the commission’s report was biased, and urged electors to scrutinize the inquiry leader’s conduct and possible resignation.
Mr. A W Canning who found a new stock route from Kimberley was welcomed at Parliament House yesterday with all Ministers present. The Premier Mr. Gregory and Mr. Bath offered eulogistic speeches as Mr. Canning recounted the expedition along previously published lines.
A colonial era report alleges that immigrants arriving aboard Miltiades to Queensland represented the most undesirable elements from Old Country slums. The piece portrays them as a threat to manufacturing towns and seaports, under a commander Tonghas.
In Melbourne on July 18 a deputation of Federal Labour MPs met Sir William Lyne to voice opposition to the introduction of Italian labourers. The exchange highlighted concerns over immigration and labor supply, reflecting partisan tensions in shaping policy.
In the Assembly Mr Gregory the Minister for Mines says he will refer to an interjection by Mr C A Hudson of Dundas. Hudson interrupted to ask what the minister got out of them and repudiated any suggestion of dishonesty or corruption by the minister in the Phillips River smelters matter.
The Minister of Mines approved expenditure of £380 to bore and sink a well at Messenger's Patch on the Fickl's Find road. The project aims to secure a reliable water source for the local community and support nearby operations.
A pretty wedding was held at Wesley Church in Grenough on Wednesday for Henry King of Lawlers and Lily Waldeck daughter of Mr and Mrs Joshua Waldeck. Rev Gay officiated as the couple's guests toasted the bride and groom and their families. The couple plan to honeymoon in the city after traveling from Walkaway.
W.A. Dress Supply Cass Bros Ger a l d t o n offers a morning display of hats dress materials hosiery for ladies and children at very low prices Gent woollen heather sox offered per pair Country customers urged to compare goods before buying elsewhere.
The Carrick Family presents a four night season at the new town hall with Leonard's Beautiful Pictures praised as the best yet in Western Australia. The program features Professor Corrick and a large Corrick troupe including Miss Alice Corrick and Miss Amy, with Leonard CorTick and Chris Young. Booking at Snell's urges patrons to reserve seats.
From Mingenew on July 16 details of stock sales at Lefroy Bros and Smith Waldeck and Co with prices per head and bullocks, plus a football match where Dongarra beat Mingenew 4 10 to 2 9. Umpire Kretchmar assisted, Midland Hotel dinner for visitors, and ongoing land sales and mineral testing by The Midland Company amid influenza reports.
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