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Newspaper
Geraldton Guardian
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Jun 27, 1911
Page
3
Fragmented text describes a naval review with chaotic phrases about warships, airplay, and a dazzling spectacle. Mentions Navy feed and “the spectacle against the dark” with unclear events and names. Unable to extract coherent facts due to OCR errors. summary captures the unclear spectacle and naval context.
Metropolitan Railway Company reported traffic on Thursday and Friday with passenger figures around 1,000,000. Across the tube railways total passengers carried reached about 3,330,000, reflecting strong transit demand.
A strong international labor movement forms around a treaty to regulate eight hours per day. Government delegates plan to approach all interested nations, with Davis cited as a key figure and the aim to apply the rule from the pit head to the first arch on return journeys.
Capetown June 26 The Johannesburg Star comments on the Imperial Conference noting the practical outcome of distrusts but tangible progress. It says British representatives must keep pledges so overseas delegates can focus on concrete measures rather than rehashing principles.
London June 26 reports discuss possible captains for the autumn Australia tour, with names like TR, H. Sooner, and G. L Jevsup among candidates. C. B. Fry seeks the trip, while Tarrant’s trial match appearance fuels press protest and Morning Post debate over his selection for England’s Tests.
An American traveller reports from Vienna that under amnesty and an armistice Turkish forces systematically destroy homes crops and sustenance for Albanian highlanders. Men, women and children remaining in the area were butchered in wholesale fashion. women faced earlier outrages as hundreds were surrounded and forced to flee toward Montenegro.
Germany and Japan have formalized a treaty addressing trade and navigation tariff issues. The report also notes discussions on buttermilk as an infant supplement, citing Russian research on its nutritional value and safety, and observing variable effects on gastrointestinal health in fed infants.
A goods train heading from Petersburg to Port Pisle fractured near the Yor railway station on a steep gradient. The middle brake van and attached wagons buckled, one loaded truck toppled, guard Wehr was crushed beneath ore, and his brother had died previously in a railway accident.
In Hobart on June 26 Henry Cooper aged 22 and prisoner Willi Puck sey tried to escape Hobart gaol. Warder Driscoll shot Cooper as he and Buckney si clung to a log ledge. Cooper died at 5 o'clock from a bullet wound in the left hip that penetrated the intestines. Buckney si overpowered after frenzied attack.
New Zealand delegates from Wellington report the Trish envoys have collected XW,000 in aid for the Irish Parliamentary Fund. The effort aligns with ongoing support from New Zealand in parliamentary charity initiatives.
In Melbourne the professional billiards championship 4000 up shows Memmett leading Campbell 1193 to 1006 with Lindrum at 0,325 and Weece 9206 after the last session. In Sydney a big fire at Soerthant Hall near the Australia Hotel destroys the punting establishment with potential spread to nearby blocks and thousands in damage.
In Perth for the Coronation I describe the ball room as medieval and dramatic with red velvet drapery and a grand host seating guests. Attendees included Miss Rachel Percy in white satin charmeuse and Mrs Cumming in deep blue while some wore wings in hair and white sill caps. About 1,190 guests attended as music soared and Sir Gerald and Lady Edeline Strickland saluted the King with God Save the King.
Mayors reception on Corona Day drew town residents in festive attire. Women wore a range of dresses and hats from black to helitrope, pale blue, and prunette shades, with many large velvets and ornate toques. The event showcased community figures including Mrs Huston senior, Mrs Baston, Mrs Drew, Mrs Carson, Mrs Mc Morton, and Miss Lutie among others in a social display.
The second victim of the Kellerber tin tragedy, Bill Wake, died last night in Northam. The incident has rattled the town as investigators continue to determine the sequence of events leading to the collapse.
In Western Australia a young man named David Corry, employed by Mr. Jesse Martin of Williams, was accidentally killed Saturday afternoon. He left the Williams railway station on a Watton load of stores and was found two miles from the township between the wheels of the wagon, evidently having fallen from the top. Life was extinct.
The June report from Perth notes the inquiry into the horse Sala din’s recent running has concluded. The parties involved remain partially satisfied with the outcome, with continued scrutiny of the race’s circumstances and related decisions.
In Perth at His Majesty's Theatre, Cullen defeated Mowry on points over 20 rounds last night. The bout proceeded full distance with Cullen earning the decision in a close match before a local crowd.
The gathering drew several strangers who admired a striking black and white centre piece. Visitors were greeted by bright servers in white frocks while afternoon tea was served. Geraldton Orchestra provided pleasing music, making the noon exceptionally enjoyable.
In Geraldton Police Court a case over wages and notice terms was heard involving Gertrude Burrows and Andrew Clementson manager of the Geraldton Steam Laundry. The court found for the complainant for the full amount claimed plus costs, ruling weekly wages required weekly notice to terminate unless a special arrangement existed.
Voronation Day passed quietly with a football match between Northanton and Yuba finishing perfectly. A coronation concert drew good attendance. Mr and Mrs W Burges sold their homestead to Mr Thos Drage from Mont View. Immigration agents report 23 settlers aided since opening. Mining work at Bartarra tract expands with a full concentrating plant, tramway ore haul, and 10 workers. Heavy rains improved crops and prospects for further mining activity in the district.
A fragment reports a nighttime cough affecting a child in a wooded area with mentions of a great Poppecming Ounp. Details are incomplete but suggest a local incident or observation on a quiet night. No clear actions, dates, or outcomes are readable.
Press opinions on the Association's financial report year ended September 1910 state the National Mutual Life Association of Australasia has a sound financial basis. They praise the management and directors for prudent investment choices and predict continued progress and prosperity for the institution.
The will of the late W. Thompson Brown formerly of California leaves £10090 to the town for a dental parlour offering skilled treatment free. The gift becomes available on the widow's death.
Advertisements state the Geraldton area notice that due to wife illness the business is being disposed of and to continue fair dealing by successors Clemmons and partners. They confirm purchase of the butcher shop from O J Bear Esq and pledge to maintain quality and reasonable rates for patrons.
A pastoral lease sale by tender is announced for 2191/0602 in Sanistoce within 3 miles of Manis, grazing country with two wells. Tenders must be marked Tender and addressed to HL Mackenzie, Auctioneer, Geraniton, by Saturday July 1 with earnest money.
For sale in Perth, Hervey River district, a 4 acre property with water access and fall bearing vines. The listing includes multiple cottages, frontage to the river with running water year round, and is priced at £4,000. Sold by Charles Hodd of 101 William Street, Perth.
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