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Newspaper
Geraldton Guardian
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Jun 11, 1910
Page
3
Fragmented report notes the death of Sir George Kenyes in London with mentions of high officials and possible government connections. The text is garbled and sources unclear about exact roles or dates.
Braurepaire again sets a new swimming record in London on June 10. The event highlights a standout performance by Braurepaire as the record time is recorded amidst strong competition and local spectators.
fragments indicate a New York police investigation involving Earl Greg with references to Tandon and Lune on June 10. The readable text suggests ongoing inquiries and public or official scrutiny of events surrounding Greg's departure.
A brief notice outlines an aviation incident involving an aeroplane accident. Officials report preliminary findings and ongoing investigation into causes.
A fragmentary report notes Murphy leading in Fremantle elections with a stated majority. The text mentions Sommeville and other unclear details amid garbled OCR.
Fragmented wires report on international events including naval movements from St Petersburg to New York, and a Russian commission in Hoode classifying imports. Mentions Kaiserin Augusta voyage preparations, Sebastopol customs, and potential prosecutions tied to alleged malpractices.
In the public notices column readers learn of a clash between Moongoonooks and Geraldton crowds timed with a school event. The piece mentions a charity maternity hospital drive and local social happenings including Madame Melbs planning residence in Australia and a wedding fashion description.
A garbled column recalls larceny as a bailee, a spectator struck at a match, Broadmeadows incident, a married woman’s fall from turns cans near a lamp causing injury, a tragic throat cutting, John Tucks in critical condition, and two men Harper and Kerper acquitted in a conspiracy case amid motor car notes from the federal government.
Railways 5 goals 16 behinds beat Brigades 1 goal 6 behinds after a late surge, with Webb prominent in the fourth. Rovers outplayed Cadets 3 goals 9 behinds to 3 goals 2 behinds in a one sided afternoon match.
A fragmented West Australia clipping notes a June 10 incident involving Wim Gray a noted sporting identity and Andrew Cambelleen. The text mentions an accident and an earth fall with injuries and burial context implied.
The article reports plans to demolish the Palace at Livadia and replace it with a new palace of Balectay stone, aimed to resemble pure amint when polished. The 1913 completion target is noted, with only the chapel remaining from the original, featuring a marble cross atop Crimea porphyry.
Fragment describes a settler’s wife dying after a fire at a town site and an attempted rescue. It notes eight additional attempts or people involved and mentions reaching Tet and Rant Court and suppressing a fire, with injuries to Hames.
A report from Bridgetown describes Mrs Moat of Boyup Bronk injured when a fowl struck her head and she collapsed, rendered unconscious for hours before being taken to hospital. A separate note mentions a ballot for a time election pending a Bishop Gilmey event on Monday and a cabinet discussion about a freezing works plan at Wynd Ne.
At Northam on May 18 Jas McForhune was charged with attempting to commit rape on Ellen Graham. The jury retried a verdict of many and Burnride will be asked to act on an arbitrator.
A New South Wales report outlines a case involving a wife deserting her husband and 611 women responsible for maintaining their children. The account notes 238 of the children affected by health issues described oddly as Bor Heunchial Coughs and Teed Gings Ppeeis Owe le 6a.
On June sixth the council resolves a general rate of ene teamy in the pome to be levied on the rateable value of all rateable properties within the district based on red capital value with a minimum of two shillings and sixpence. It also fixes a minimum rate of two shillings for each amd subdivision.
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