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Newspaper
Geraldton Guardian
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Jun 13, 1908
Page
3
Perth reports on June 19 Mr Gregory a Mines official residing at Norseman visited local mines. Greenbushes Mine at South Cornwall stopped operations on June 12 due to the absence of a government subsidy of £200.
Mr James Morrison chair of WA Trustee and Agency Company said at an unscheduled meeting that the Land and Income Tax was premature and devalued land values, stirring caution in commercial circles. He urged the Federal Parliament to respect State rights and avoid interference with Western Australia.
Parliament will open on July ard. Accident at Boulder Kalgoorlie June 13. W J Patterson two idler employees of the sulphide mill at Grant Boulder sustained a partial accident for day. He was examining pipes conveying steam when something burst in his face. Patterson's jaw was badly burned but not seriously injured. He is expected to be in hospital about a week.
Melbourne June 19 The Western Australian Labor Federation backs Pearce De Largis Nenkhem Henderson Fynch and Mr Fra re MAR to repeat West Australian at the Brisbane Conference Senator Pearce leaves Adelaide for West Australia by the Riverina steamer and Gadebe will attend The report also notes H Mahe MBE may be asked to attend.
In Adelaide on June 12 the press reports growing public sympathy for commuting Coleman’s death sentence for the murder of Constable Ring. The Acting Premier has not yet received petitions or letters on the matter, and the execution date remains set for July 4. Coleman writes to his counsel Mr Muirhead thanking supporters and friends in court.
Northern Territory report says Cahill known as Mat left Katherine River for Fime Creek yesterday. His body was found near a gumshot wound site, suspected to be self inflicted or caused by someone else. The Cahill family, well known stockmen, includes Tom and Paddy Cahill.
In New South Wales, jockey F Bonmor, a noted lightweight rider, died last night after falling seriously ill on Sunday. The death ends a prominent career in Australian racing.
An individual faces a murder charge over the death of an infant found on a doorstep at St. John's Presbytery. The infant died from exposure after the discovery. The case involves alleged infanticidal actions and authorities pursue prosecution.
A remarkable story of a vile husband’s actions and the ensuing events, as told in a historical newspaper fragment.
Tivores Court hears Flores Nightingale Armetsong petitioning for a pre judicial separation from Thomas Francis Armstrong amid repeated drunken violence. She recounts incidences where Armstrong threatened, attacked with an axe, and endangered her and their child, then slept on the bathroom couch while she watched over him. She says she does not want a divorce, only separation from harm.
In Victoria a weather and wireless telegraphy suggestion by Mr Hunt hints at gathering weather data from distant oceans. The proposal envisions an installation of wireless talk trophy near Amsterdam and Islam in the Southern Ocean to connect Capa Colony with Australasia.
Malbourne June 12 A wrestling match occurred between George Dinnie of West Australia and Battan Singh at the Auutour Athletic Hall tonight. The bout was a two out of three falls contest stretched over an hour and a quarter with long hold and no decisive result.
Melbourne notes Temes Watgon Crosier charged with the wilful murder of Hugh Kyla Dunn at Hissenwick on the fifth inst. He was brought before the City Court and remanded until Wednesday next.
Melbourne reports Frank Keogh known in mining circles as a groom defrauded Harriet Dammoey of 313 pounds through false pretences at Ballarat. The suspect fled to a city in a neighboring state but warrant not executed as authorities declared the suspect aided by an ally.
Hobart June 12 A Flinders Island constable reports a boat named Orion was found ashore on Minders Island on May 36 with wreckage visible indicating a recent maritime incident.
A repentant female revolutionary in Revel, formerly with the Revolutionary Society, threw herself in front of the czar’s train rather than follow orders. The schoolmistress at the Government Gymnasium in Reval reportedly died by her own action before the year’s arrival in the town for a meeting with King Edward.
London reports Mailame Melba received extraordinary enthusiasm in Paris with twelve guineas paid for a single seat. The recital drew notable attention from patrons and press alike, highlighting Melba’s enduring appeal and high demand in continental cities.
In heavy rain the Rovers defeated the Mercantiles 13 goals 10 behinds to 3 goals 3 behinds. Key scorers were Kidd Eaton Kelly Forrester and Herpe for the Rovers and, for the Mercantiles, Goakkickers aids F Kidd and Bell. Poor weather and rough play marked the final quarter as both sides bore the wind and soggy ground.
Fragmentary chronicle describes unrest in the Russian Empire with scattered details. References to Lodxom day and a political agency suggest administrative confusion and cautious commentary. No clear events or figures are verifiable from the readable text.
A fragment recounts how theStats of New York in the United States of America allegedly bypassed the dying senator’s vote to influence gambling on resources. The passage mentions a carriage into the House and a cast vote affecting policy.
England news notes Labor Commoners plan amendments to the Old Age Pensions Bill including lower age and income limits and wider reforms. Also reported: beef price increases amid shortages and a cattle driving condemnation in London.
A long fragmentary column voice laments petty theft ripple effects in London, notes wartime poverty, prizes from a tournament, and contains critical social commentary on women’s training and labor laws. It references Victoria’s past poison scares and a political plan from the Anti-Labor side.
A collision occurred in Gore New Zealand today when points were left open. The Waimei train sustained heavy damage. the driver and fireman escaped serious injuries with a narrow brush.
South African cricketers regret Australia has rejected the triangular cricket scheme. They view the contest from an Imperial perspective and are willing to persevere to bring it about. They hope counties will not delay the South Africans' visit until the Amstis-Gane requirements are satisfied.
The Colonial Fruit Show in Western Australia awarded silver medals for grapes and other fruits. Officials sought to dispel lingering beliefs about Australia’s sandy west and emphasize government recognition of agricultural excellence.
A Thursday evening gathering of about 30 members at the Geraldton Agricultural Society elected Mr. J. R. Elliott as chair. Secretary W. C. Brown presented a balance sheet showing a balance of £34 19s 7d. Various officers and committee members were listed, including presidents and vice presidents, with plans for a special general meeting at a later date within the college grounds.
The Secretary for India Mr Morley spoke at the Indian Giriter view dinner last night urging reconciliation of native ideas and frustrations or risk weakening British statesmanship. He argued the Explosives Act should have passed twenty years ago and condemned calls for press freedom amid incendiary native articles.
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