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Newspaper
Geraldton Guardian
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Jul 26, 1910
Page
3
Telegram from Kalgoorlie dated July 25 reports three year old Joseph Bourke playing near a view moulding function when he fell about a foot and a half. He was recovered unresponsive and may have sustained injuries. physicians fear possible internal damage.
In Porth on Angart 5th delegates from many public bodies have been appointed to represent the Pasium goldiells in a deputation. The group aims to press the premier in Port on July 2 to authorize the oreeman-Eaperance railway. The deputation may number over 54, though one speaker will represent a fifth of Week Austraia’s population. The premier is believed likely to grant the request.
Royal commission hearing at Kalpoorlie examined miners’ phthisis claims. Witnesses described long illness and death tied to mine work, with many unable to work for months or years. Evidence suggested workers preferred to stay at work rather than accept aid, risking worsening conditions.
A young man named Frank Thewane died at Wynyard after a sapling struck him as he worked with others near a bed drawing. The incident occurred around closing time on Saturday and his companion Thomas King was injured by the same sapling. Authorities presume the sapling rebounded from a cut limb.
A local report outlines a strike phase after a mineowners conference last week. Prominent residents claim that several companies entered compacts to refuse employing Cart workers during the dispute and to pay £10 a week for expenses, forcing idle periods of up to a year. Accusations against the executive and the Miners’ Vinson case are mentioned, with legal action anticipated.
Prime Minister Andrew Fisher will travel to Africa to represent the Commonwealth at the opening of the South African Parliament. Acting Prime Minister Bughes will assume Fisher's duties during his absence.
The Tramway strike position remained unchanged as Mr Johnson M.E.A. and the mayor of various municipalities met privately. Details of the men’s position and bond rewards were not released. Some workers faced long hours while others claimed shifts of shorter duration amid reported pressure.
London reports a cyclonic storm sweeping over western Europe with damage across Germany and Italy. It cites lightning, heavy rain, and hail, with at least sixty deaths and hundreds injured in the Sarton region of Italy, as well as wreckage in other areas.
Berlin dispatch notes a pro naval buildup drive urging a strong agitation for an agreement with Britain on shipbuilding. A German expert, Herr Uelvanger, was shot in Haifa while testifying on Turkish Asia policy. Reports say conspirators bought revolvers and held secret meetings to inflame anti German sentiment as punishment debates flare.
In July 2 discussions in Dur hom Mr Keir Tarde argues that many insist on ruling themselves, warning against monarchist fantasies. He cites royal expense, noting the royal family cost about 5791.0 per year as a point of contention in the House of Commons vote.
A cryptic note indicates Crippen and typist Ethel Le Neve, then under arrest, are aboard the vessel Mont foes. The message hints at official actions surrounding the case and possible transfer or investigation.
The Daily Chronicle critiques Japanese Foreign Affairs Minister Komura, arguing Britain faces limitations under Free Trade rhetoric. It notes Japan’s tariffs will affect British goods with large duty increases, while Japan plans broader export trade and cheaper production.
London reports that Rees, a youth linked to an assassination attempt on ex premier Monra of Spain, claims spontaneous action with no secret society ties. Domicile search suggests anarchist motives amid a Madrid chamber debate. Canalejar pledges firm government response to any repressions or violence.
The Secretary of the Precacern Conference in Geraktica on April 20 1 received replies to motions raised with the Minister for Agriculture. Topics include minimum weights for mined produce carriages, control of agricultural societies, Northampton and Wongas railways, noxious weeds on government rivers, and proposed railway distance freights and rate revisions. Responses note mixed produce rates, abeyance of some rail changes, and government attention to weed eradication and special cases.
Howatharra News reports heavy winks and wet weather affecting crops with many fields too boggy for sowing. Wheat markets may stay short. root tops look good but could fail if rain continues. McCluskey sells holdings and plans a farewell at the schoolhouse. Wallace and Lomestead acquire property. James builds stables. Webb couple remain hardy. Local remarks on farmers, weather, and community changes.
Walkaway Wanderers prepare for a nine return match with Tirates at Bootenal on Sumlaymex. A farewell to Mr A B Tower, chairman and captain, was held at Walkaway Public Hall on the 20th, with a group photo gifted by Wanderers members. The Wanderers beat Na Hawab 2 0 in a follow up match on the 7th, with Vearron White and Duplex scoring for the winners and Ronan for the losers.
A correction states the Dongarra Football Club visit to Geraldton and the Geraldton v Country Districts match are postponed by one week to August 5 and August 3rd deadline for detered country players to notify Oakland Meadowcroft about trip availability. Players listed include Don Barra Criddie Moore Himehcliffe Rea Patience McGuiness Walsh Moongo Nooka Webber Carton Maynard Lynd Muliewa O Loughlin Gilmore Murphy Meadowcroft Walkaway Connelly Davis Stokes Deemond O Hebb Greenough Ryan Amirows Mingesen Fewster Bretton Pell McClaren.
Football notes discuss three clubs reaching the final round amid plans for a Rideaway Hall concert on August 3 with picture show and dance at a small fee. Details mention grand stand construction and admission pricing, a country dinner on August 6, and ticket sales limited to members. Also, an administration notice grants probate to Arthur Edward Capewell for the late George William Capewell, with estate valued at 460 pounds. A local advert promotes warm clothes for children and boys clothing from J. G. Senich's.
Fragmentary report notes Saturday afternoon events for a musketry course with participants competing. Scores listed include a line showing “64” for Great Peppermint Tare and other unreadable entries.
A readable description outlines a 2914 acre mixed farming block near Lyndera Suling and Kofiine Suling with a seven wire fence, water supply, and good topography. The property, near Upper Chapman Railway and Mount Kein, includes two Geraldton building sites on Randune Road. All to be sold to satisfy a mortgage, with terms and conditions available at sale.
Tender invitations invited to noon Monday August for the REA building project. Plans and specifications available at Barry and Marwy. 25 per cent earnest required. Funding and contract details attached with tender documents.
Mackenzie has instructions from Mr H J Rowell to sell by public auction the whole of his household furniture and effects on Wednesday 27 July 1910 at OME of Peace Hall Town Hall price deduction and Geraldton Lads Hockey Club will be Park on Wednesday.
Fragmentary carnival program text from Bent Gent Skater displays judging categories for best dressed, best poster, and best costume. Names and details are incomplete but reference to Dalgety and Co. Ltd, Geraldton appears as a sponsor or advertiser.
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