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Newspaper
Geraldton Guardian
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Jun 21, 1910
Page
3
Telegrams report in Kalgoorlie that Mr. Cheney, a member of the Municipal Council, was assaulted while attempting to stop a noisy demonstration. He was knocked to the ground, severely injured and shaken by the spring carnel mob.
A fire broke out at the Fingal Mine near Day Dawn causing crews to suspend work while fans and gear were managed. The mine’s No 1T bevel, shaft walls, and incline wings are being affected as plates are cut and supports adjusted. Mr Daring recently visited the site to inspect progress.
Miners at Laverton faced digestive and respiratory issues described as phthisis and fatigue in a report from the Rentatorium. Dr Mitchell noted the illness rates align with the general population, attributing some cases to harsh winter climate and high fatigue among workers. The piece mentions a miner being examined and references prior hospital leadership.
The Federal Minister has nearly completed the programme for the coming session. The financial relations with the Commonwealth must be settled before the year ends. The Finance Bill proposes per capita grants to states for ten years, plus guaranteed expansions to Western Australia. Other measures include Tax, Commonwealth Note, and Tariff matters, Navigation, Lighthouse and Agricultural Bills, and a Norfolk Island proposal. Heavy expenditure is anticipated with details to follow from the Federal capital authorities.
In Sydney reports a deranged woman admits killing a ten year old girl with a throat cut surface and a blood stained knife. The suspect Elimbeth Quartiey was described as disturbed and protected by witnesses as police investigated.
South Australia reports heated discussion in Adelaide on state insurance. Monte Treaturer Vaughan states government considering extending coverage and seeks reports to determine next steps.
A proposal to create a national insurance fund to replace private premiums. It envisions shiplike risk pooling, enabling setting aside revenue to cover losses and provide adequate compensation without relying on private insurers. The idea emphasizes self reliance and future financial stability.
An Austrian comp lemporary Counts Best and Devan confronted two men in a hotel at Coleanbee. She planned a Fremantle proverb meal and traveled aboard the Otantes to Preth lane. One man offered money for time, and Vandel assisted. Manchester officials later intercepted and charged a man with attempting to deceive and aiding. The case involved Abe and Nellie Benson, and the suspect was remanded for three days.
A Bre mantle Lumpers Union meeting today notified employers that the new agreement draft is rejected by the union. No further details on counterproposals or deadlines were provided.
The court heard the alleged embezzlement case of John Winson Diack charged with stealing from Freedman and Co. Defense and prosecution presented arguments, and the matter proceeded with counsel for both sides.
A damaged OCR report describes an express train collision from Paris near Villeprenx. Passengers Lombon and Furr each with 20, and others were trapped beneath wreckage. Rescue efforts limited as the train carried many, bodies collected in Kagtenbe.
A New York Washington observer argues Roosevelt reshapes public life and politics. The piece notes Republicans praise Roosevelt's individual stature while fearing for party control of the presidency. It cites a Time war correspondent declaring Roosevelt could become a decisive factor in upcoming events.
London reports a mob scene at Williams Bar Kentucky Baptist Church during services. Reverend Vanover, suspended amid charges, tried to address the congregation and was blocked by the deacon, sparking a violent clash as a parishioner drew a weapon.
A dated discussion extols gas for cooking and room heating over coal-fed systems and electric light. The author praises incandescent gas burners for clean, reliable warmth, ease of use, and cost savings, noting better room comfort, reduced coal soot, and practicalities for illness and routine mornings. Mentions household shifts and bill comparisons.
A fresh outbreak of cholera has been reported in Basia. Officials say about one hundred and more cases are noted with several deaths and medical teams dispatched to contain the spread.
Britain Frame Rueda and Italy work to mend relations with Crete ahead of the assembly opening in Crete. The push aims to ease tensions before the Cretan Assembly begins.
In London on June 20, Labour delegates argued against concessions at a nine o'clock demonstration near West Turtlepool, insisting reductions must come through long evolving parliamentary reforms rather than quick changes. Unionist MP Monat Law added that any necessary changes would be gradual, aligned with established parliamentary institutions and their effects.
London June 30 a proposed new dock at Kiel is planned as part of German dock development.
A fragmented report notes estimations for alcohol spending in 1907 and 1908, showing per head and per family contrasts across regions. It highlights a decline in drink expenditure by about six million from the prior year, suggesting reduced consumption and potential health and trade impacts amid population changes.
The imme friemie of the Wises hosts a farewell social in City Band hall on Thursday evening the 2nd. Promoters invite all who have connected with the young ladies to attend. A programme of cards singing dancing and refreshments will be provided.
Odd fragment describes a carnival program with pricing for spectators and doors opening at 7. It mentions Mr L Geher and Destinyed Chowk Rooms, with tickets limited to spectators and a 7 to 7-2 start, in a period voice.
British report notes Canadian Minister of Finance Mr. Fichting arriving in London. He hints that the Dominion has no immediate plan to renew revenue measures or discuss German relations, and signals possible early return discussions.
A fragment from a 1909 discussion notes Germany's liquor expenditure est at about £215 million, far exceeding Britain's and nearly tenfold education spending. It cites population figures of Germany around 60 million and Britain at 45 million, with detailed alcohol totals for beer and wine and a drop in intoxicant taxation.
In the Estate of John Williams, late of Willow Gully, Grazier. Has Sommers, under court order, proceeds to auction Perth 2% terms on various properties including Pastoral Lease 903/102 of 99,300 acres in the Murchison District adjoining Wooleen Boolarly and Burgin, and Willow Gully Farm 618 acres. Geraldton Town Lot 779 with central terrace frontage, and Northam, Miner's Arms Hotel blocks. Improvements include iron houses and hotel structures. sale conditions feature yearly rents, titles, and security. Auctions managed by Stone and Burt, Perth, with notices from Public Works contracts and Geraldton Household Management Centre.
Property for sale at once offering 138 acres cleared with 9 under Bend Wheat and Manure. Includes 1 Harvester 1 Vine Drill 160 nerves wren Frichold and other improvements. Subdivided into sections with springs and dayne dock. Owner Seavi th leaving the State for health. Full particulars JERHUXS Eaton Miner's.
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