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Newspaper
Geraldton Guardian
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Jun 25, 1907
Page
6
Five major Japanese Chambers of Commerce say the San Francisco incident should not be treated as an international issue. They warn ongoing anti Japanese sentiment will hurt Japan United States commercial relations and undermine business contacts between the two nations.
London June 21. The body of Lieut. Caulfield Royal Engineers who with Lieut. Leake ascended from Aldershot in a military balloon on May 28 was found yesterday in the sea off the coast of Dorsetshire.
German newspapers report the Kaiser and Kaiserin have accepted King Edward's invitation to visit England in the autumn. The announcement signals a significant diplomatic gesture and potential easing of tensions between Germany and Britain.
The Duke of Devonshire, suffering from heart disease, showed a further slight improvement yesterday.
The Committee of Public Accounts condemned Ayrshire foundry practices over an electric welding fault in a rudder casting later used in the battleship King Edward VII. A discharged employee revealed the deception, and the firm now faces bankruptcy due to Admiralty order losses.
London reports Mr John Redmond speaking in New Ross County Wexford asserting that the Irish question demands national self rule. He argued united aims with 1798 rebels, noting Ireland’s freedom would outvalue colonial goodwill and urging concessive action from England to end Irish resentment.
Kelly the magistrate who re call made objectionable references to Lord Ashton has been arrested. Focaling runs very high.
In Paris unrest grows as reports say M. Albert was arrested. He caused a scene by obtaining an interview and pressed M. Clemenceau to speak, delivering sharp remarks that intensified the turmoil.
Bert urged surrender as a prisoner while M. Albert called for release of all prisoners and withdrawal of troops. He argued such steps would restore quiet and end the unrest.
Copper spot quoted at 96 to 96 5s per unit. Tin spot at 187 5s to 187 15s. Lead spot at 21 10s to 21 1d. Antimony unchanged. Bar silver at 2s 0d teed.
Mixed dispatches report women with pitchforks opposing troops in the south of France and martial law at Narbonne after clashes. Reports cite killings, many wounded, mutinies, resignations, and a funeral with 100000 attendees amid political turmoil in Europe and Britain.
Through intervention by Mr A Lovekin of the Daily News and talks among Millars representatives and the Government, a cooperative system is agreed. Mills may be handed over for cooperative operation. timber supplied by truck. wages set at 73 3d for 48 hours. huts and stores leased to unions. 10 percent rail charges rebate on export trains of 120 tons or more.
A deputation urged the Colonial Treasurer to extend the railway from Goomaling. Federal Labour leader J C Watson voiced optimism on prospects in the Northern Territory. J J Curran, former secretary of the Trades and Labour Council, sues for salary arrears of £38 6s 2d.
Crawford sues Bertie Hamil ton Fisher for loss of his daughter's services. Jury awards 975 pounds as compensation. Chief Justice notes the dishonor to the family, praising Crawford for his care of Gertrude Crawford and condemning the cowardly man who fled before the scandal.
The Port Darwin steamer Federal returned from Avergede with the Federal party aboard. Visitors express pleasure with their observations and reports of a valuable copper find on the Daly River. Art from Wolfram Creek indicates the Wolfram copper mine is opening up well.
Prominent Sydney share broker Felix Randle, partner at Randle and Willis, died at his Stock Exchange Offices today by self-inflicted revolver shot. A leading Exchange member, he had no known financial worries and was reportedly afflicted by insomnia and sciatic pain.
Prime Minister Mr. Deakin and Sir William Lyne arrived in Adelaide in the morning and were welcomed with a civic reception at the town hall. Deakin received an hour of rest before an ovation in his honor.
An attempted bombing of the Wat tle Flat police station occurred Saturday. Constable Cullen was asleep at the station but escaped injury. Two suspects were reported but no arrests announced. Police investigated the scene and warned the public to expect further updates.
The Chamber of Commerce wires to the Prime Minister protesting against the Victorian guarantee, highlighting concerns over national policy and its impact on trade and industry. The issue centers on government backing for contracts and the potential effects on business confidence and economic stability.
Mr J C Watson, leader of the Federal Labour Party, saw nothing to complain of in Victoria's action and urged Carruthers to join Victoria rather than oppose. He suggested New South Wales rights could be filched if others did not act in unity.
Mr. Andrews, agent for Cobb std Co., vanished on Saturday leaving 36 in the office safe after buying a revolver for a coach-driver. Police found no definite action toward self-harm. today his body was found on a hill two miles from town. Andrews served in South African War in two West Australian contingents and recently helped capture a National Bank robber solo.
Telegram from Cue reports a rich gold find near Yalgoo 34 miles away on a reef about three miles long. Forty five men are on site with one 1 acre lease applied for and numerous lode claims pegged. Fifty two miners rights issued. water carted five miles for sale at 3d per gallon.
Arrangements are completed for the starting of the timber mills on day A temporary agreement has been made with the engine drivers and both parties agree the industrial dispute exists If no agreement is reached the matter will go to a special conciliation board
Between 20 and 30 navvies on the Donnybrook line stopped work after the manager refused 9d per day matching the government contractors between Kojonup and Collie. The men had been earning 8s daily and protest the pay disparity. English-speaking people have the best forehead and eyebrows.
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