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Newspaper
Geraldton Guardian
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Jun 04, 1910
Page
3
The Financial Times comments on the underwriters receiving 8.5 percent of a £2,362,000 loan issued near £96. The report notes the absence of a sinking fund and criticizes the lack of security, while acknowledging no large adverse impact so far.
Dover to Sandgate near Calais and back without alighting, piloted by Captain Rolls on a cross channel trip from Bal Lemdon, Lune 3. The mission covered the channel with a single air route.
Birthday honors announce Tomlon with the birthday honey on the 24th inst. The note, dated Tune 3, records a celebratory welcome and indicates a traditional birthday observance.
June 3 report by Zakharov from Tomal Westere Siveria details a 17 year old peasant girl named Nauntonl who attacked a man with an axe after a domestic dispute. The assailant fractured the victim's spine and assaulted another person before police apprehended her.
London reports that the 70th Baile Infantry Regiment conducted drills on a desert ground. About 58 men became exhausted during the exercise. Two have already died and three remain in hospital.
The report from Lemion on June 3 claims Governor James Fillet of California addressed a Chicago committee and predicted a sensational outcome with Johnson likely to win over 30 000. He asserts readiness to mobilize moving pictures of the battle and predicts strong crowd support for hardline measures against the Negro and interference to preserve order.
London reports indicate reduced high tension from Hogtish Chamoel unrest. Pluvicer operations near Calais continue after a French submarine sank. A diver examined the hatch of the wreck, suggesting an attempted escape by a sailor as the vessel went down.
The report notes a rule from the Stock Exchange printer regarding company certificates by American Banke Nate Company. It mentions a rival business running against the favored London firm and cites the United States Chamber of Representatives Foreign Affairs committee examining peace committees to visit capitals for arms limitation. Taft may offer chairmanship to ex-President Roosevelt.
Sydney reports Winneh Withey, convicted of manslaughter at Mon day Inet, was brought up for matene. The court ruled the death resulted from an illegal operation. Justine Cohen supported the verdict. The case notes the offender's notorious career and linked deaths to her activities, with several other cases yielding no fatal outcome and many offenders difficult to detect. A one year sentence was imposed for the offence.
Former Supreme Court judge William Ningory Walker has died. Sedge Waller retired from the bench three years ago due to ill health.
Racing at Victoria Park on the second day of AB C Birthday Meeting with good attendance and fine weather. Coomabar won the Tumorna Welter and other races included Slippery and Flying Flag in events across one mile and longer. Norwood Handicap featured Malmery and Markis Maid among top finishers.
The Wat meeting at Perth on June 4 opened in wet conditions with fair attendance. Jumps flat race saw Gravity win at 20 to 1 from 1100 yards. Coronet and Romulus led in the Fost er Handicap and Dudley Handicap respectively while the Mandurah Handicap highlighted Jemidar and Wendy among the top chances.
June reports from Melbourne mention the H M S Power returning from West Australia with 18 absent crew members, and suggest Vice-Admiral Sir Richard Poore may assume duties on the Australian station in January or February. Expectations arise that Percy Scott will be succeeded, amid other conference disruptions and local sporting notes.
The Bunbury congress limits sreecum to five minutes to speed business. The Tehestrial Committee's report on the Workers' Compensation Act amendment is noted. Senator De Largis urged Commonwealth representation at the King's coronation via industrial or civilian displays. Labor conditions and miners' and drivers' matters are referred to appropriate committees and unions. a motion to abolish the Upper House failed 187 to 113.
An assortment of quirky remarks about vacations, packing, and drawing humor. The dialogue touches on trading memories, misheard phrases, and a joke about a painting titled The Bee Hive. The tone is light and whimsical with playful wordplay throughout.
A parish committee seeks repairs for church property and contracts an artist who lists charges for various figures and biblical scenes. The painter complains of nonpayment and offers to restore a damaged portrait, while other items mention a birthday gift and a photograph dispute. Also include floor coverings and repairs with mixed retail notes.
A 2 June social event at Bread and Luting Hall drew many guests and debutantes. Ladies wore white satin charmeuse and muslin, with lace and sequins. several attendees in pastel silks and violets. The room balanced music, gowns, and forthright chatter as fashion and courtship dominated the evening.
A damaged OCR fragment describes Lilla Perey embroidery work. It notes the needlecraft is of high quality, with mention of color and dress details. No clear event or date is provided.
Thomas William faced trial for forging and uttering a cheque purporting to be signed by John Woodcock on March 21 at Narra Tar ve. The defense, led by the accused, challenged signatures while witnesses from the W.A Bank and local hotel described cashing attempts and detection of irregular endorsements. The case featured multiple jurors and police testimony, with the defendant ultimately pleading guilty to uttering but denying forgery.
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