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Newspaper
Geraldton Guardian
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Jun 25, 1910
Page
3
Partial telegraph lines report June 21 from Lomlun and Russia noting a cholera outbreak. Twenty one deaths are recorded in port cities and markets as authorities struggle to contain the spread.
London reports indicate K L Grorgy pledges reforms on incomes flow and empire duties while Mr. Asquith signals formal Oath Bill debate. The Commons prepare for a government plan on suffrage and a private bill proposes dismissal protections and child benefits for unmarried men.
A fragmented London report notes a vigorous Catholic campaign connected to Spain and a Tate London venue. Observers reference Efforts tied to Ingered and Soma Uy amid unclear events and dates.
Fragmented OCR reports a world sculling championship with garbled phrases. It mentions an Australian or South African competitor and a Greek correspondent, but many names and details are unreadable. The piece hints at a fast performer winning three to one but lacks readable facts.
Fragmentary text mentions individuals Pandan and Reece with unclear actions. References to a Br Raine and Tyrone, a Colorado or Middle East setting not clear, and a mix of garbled phrases about congratulations and a tie. Unable to determine concrete facts or outcome.
London reports on June 24 that Lord Kitchener will appoint General Sir W Nicholson to chief of the general staff. The note mentions a recent injury delaying duties and a chef's receipt of hard choices, reflecting uncertain leadership moves.
A garbled report notes the body of an American actress found in a trunk at Lake Como. Arrests and travel details involve suspects linked to Liverpool and New York. The victim’s jewelry reportedly surfaced amid the investigation.
President Tal has instructed that e-Print Roosevelt be appointed president of the op-wide Pere Communion. Entry with foreign Savers seeks to view 0 promoting Mr. Roosevelt, now installed at work in the editorial dairy in The Outlook.
Birthday honors announce SUR NEWTON MOORE and B C WAG as recipients amid formal recognition. scattered OCR text references a sprint event and financial treasuries, with unclear names and places.
Sones and Avent Gryteral, both named BCG title holders in New Zealand, are highlighted for their recent recognition in the field. The award confirms their status, with details and local implications noted by organizers.
Powers accept Cassian policy in Crete aiming to establish a pro antifascist regime. Crerar vows to enforce fringe measures only if the Crete crisis escalates.
Fremantle June 25 Telegrams report Patrick Ronalteon and J Pleteher left Victoria Quay in a dinghy to fish off the moored mack. They disappeared into the harbor at midnight. authorities recovered one body later, and the other remains missing as rescue efforts continue.
In Victoria at Melbourne on June 24 the expedition dated as These Wabpfeks arrived after a search for the midsine aratah. No trace of the Waratah was found.
The Prime Minister Andrew Fisher outlines federal plans amid financial questions over the railway project. He asserts it is his duty to reveal the nation’s stance and signals party backing for the proposal while hinting at conditions tied to accepted per capita measures.
Perth reports last night on the federation debate over the transcontinental railway. Premier urges Commonwealth action to complete the project from Kalgoorlie to the border with South Australia, arguing cost, territory transfers, and state cooperation. Public support and parliamentary questions frame the plan's urgency.
Reported incident at Carnarvon recalls the death of Fitzpatrick after a horse mishap at Yankee Town. An inquest concluded the cause was heart failure. Mrs. wife of the minister for lands will visit Narra Tarra next week but cannot accompany.
Chronic Cher reports a complaint about Woods great peppermint cure. The note references medical claims and remedies advertised by Js éd in a period style column. The piece reads as a consumer warning and a historical vignette about patent medicines.
The Colonial Secretary in Geraldton returned from a Nor-West inspection aboard Penguin. He met with A Carew and Town Council members, discussed lighthouses, police quarters, aboriginal inmate policies, and projected wheat exports once rail and new stations boost northern prosperity.
Local deputations pressed for a trevalton slipway building to improve harbor access and reduce delays from constant transfers to Fremantle. Officials reported tonnage moving to Geraldton and urged action on a new port facility while debating municipal purchase of works and railway links. The issue intertwined with Sunday observance and entertainment concerns in Geraldton.
A Sunday entertainment dispute unfolds as officials discuss permissible activities after church. Clergy argue education and restraint. proponents defend mild amusement and secular programs that do not conflict with service obligations.
Proceedings from the Northern Development League highlight plans to secure land for agricultural use through the Murvhiton and Murchison goldfields, with the Lands Department urged to appoint a Winning Registrary. The group calls for railway extension to Tuanoe and Tuanoe road access, plus establishing a League branch at Yuna to bolster regional development.
A crowded City Hall room hosts a valedictory social for Misses Gilmore with Lange family attendance and gifts. Speakers praise Miss Gilmore’s four years with the club, present silverware tokens, and a carnival award marks. Supper by Mr Tedice, a lengthy programme, and village reminiscences fill the evening amid affectionate farewells.
In a hard fought football match Railways defeated Rovers by a close margin after a wind aided second half. Railways opened scoring with early goals while Rovers fought back with attacks from Stokes and Mantley but Railways maintained pressure and Watts added a late season goal to seal the win. Final tally shows Railways ahead with several goals and behinds along the way.
Advertisement notes manager A Orr seeks hire terms amid claims of improper conduct. Colonial Secretary reports termination after investigation, denying the alleged improprieties and stating the action as final.
Fancy dress football event held at the recreation ground on Wednesday June 29 1910 with admission one shilling. Notable participants include Mr B Tris Mr Strimmpel and Mr Chasmaun. prize awarded for best costume.
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