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Newspaper
Geraldton Guardian
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Mar 03, 1908
Page
3
A garbled monologue details a tense sequence involving Clinton's house, a woman observing shadows through a door, a gridlocked door, and reports of abuse. Witnesses discuss a man named Smith, accusations against Clinton, and a break in that scene as events unfold over a weekend in a distant location.
Telegrams from Wellington report Webb and Trassider received an EQN in their suit for the next event. An application has been made to the High Court for the State of Victor to intervene in the Harvester test case. The aim is to decide the nationality of the New Protection proposals and the broader issue of State rights. The application was granted.
Hugh Smith received a £20 honorarium from the Commonweal th for his vigilance in detaining stowaways on the steamer Fa Foo recently.
Local opinion condemns employers for breaking the Collie strike agreement at Cardiff and South rolleries. Supporters say government action will force employers to honor the pact. Ewing of Collie backs the workers while urging compliance.
Forth morning reports Perth misprints and Abidlow well incident with river danger averted by four tons of emergency equipment. Heavy rains strand Derby. unemployment relief and political events at Perth feature Sir John Forrest urging party discipline. Trade data show gold value at 59,508 and export totals fall versus last year while Farmers' Glory established in Port.
London cables report March 1 that the American Consul-general arrived to confer with the Secretary for State on tuberculosis and to invite representatives from all nations to a conference.
A March report from Lemnion states the American House committee approved the plan for state sanctioned funds of £100,000 with banks contributing annually to support a lawn tennis venture. The Davis International Cup match is slated for September, with no challenges to the schedule.
Russian sports and industrial sectors face debate as budget plans aim to spend annually on reconstructions. Officials report moves toward fleet expansion amid a reform push while government bodies address conspiracy charges and regional developments in March.
A disastrous blaze at Merc aeilles in Marsficles belonging to the Chamber of Commerce caused several million in damage. Fierce fighting is reported between French and Arab tribesmen with reinforcements abroad. A hotel in the village was destroyed and several injured.
In an English football report, Scotland and Ireland clashed in a lively championship match. Ireland scored two goals, Scotland added a try and a goal, delivering a contested result as fans watched an energetic finish unfold.
A Times tribute published March 1 honors Lord Hopetoun with a dignified obituary note. It praises his public service and memory, noting his leadership and impact across Scotland and the empire, while reflecting on his life and character.
Reporters note a campaign by brewers and publicans to gather an estimated £100,000 to support the imagninet effort on the Government's Licensing bill. The movement centers on funding to influence policy and public opinion.
State electors call for the legislative assembly as the chief in Perth urges all qualified voters to check the roll at once. The general election is not until October, but the roll may be inspected at Guardian offices and other listed locations in Geraldton District including the Secretary Road Board, Government Offices, Savings Bank, Folk Station, and Postmaster.
In Greenough Melbourne era notices list officials across districts. Reports mention Northampton Postmaster and local secretaries, road and mining registrar roles, and Walkaway public hall matters. A Philadelphia child prank with exotic drug vapor is noted, plus Japan’s migration ban to Hawaii and a government response. Guardian subscription details are provided.
Report mentions Zakhas surrender amid general Willcock's expedition. Fragmentary text notes a sowing engine and terror attacks on the plain, with references to men and actions unclear. The readable portions point to a military engagement and surrender event involving named forces.
Adalaixe March 2 reports England falling to 261 for seven, Rhodes 18 not out as Gunn reaches century. Adelaide March 3 notes lunch 340 for nine, Rhodes 78 not out, England to 404 after lunch, South Australia 92 for two with Wayne 40 not out, score at stumps 4 for 2H.
A Perth telegram reports Goomalling v Murchison with Goomalling posting a response and Geraldton v Goomalling in progress. Geraldton declared at 39 overs with Stokeside 39 Overleeul 13 Maley 34 Hughes 24 Kidd 61 not out. Hal Wand took 3 wickets, Mena Kidd 3 for 94, Overleu 2 for 1.
Obituary notes the death Sunday of Mrs. Burges, a daughter of Roy and Mrs. Wittenaom, and mentions three sons Merlin, W. and S. Burges, all noted pastors. Funeral and burial services were held with a specialist team transporting mourners from Geraldium to the church burial, led by undertaker Mr. George Lester. The piece references long local ties and a former Legislative Council member.
The notice records the death of Mrs Ward after illness and lists surviving relatives and friends. Members of her family include brothers Ted and others, and a wide circle of relatives and mourners are named alongside church and local community figures.
ADE ERI C LET finished for three months five room stone Deering house available. Apply to RB Ey non Geraldton.
Public notice for an absolute sale of Chapman Valley properties near White Peak Railway Station in Geraldton. Auction set for March 19 at Marine Terrace. Includes 42,490 acres with 400 acres freehold, extensive grazing land, river works, water wells, and listed farming implements. Creditors urged to file claims by March 21, 1908.
The shattered report notes a bomb explosion in London on March 1 affecting the Shah of Persia coverage. Limited readable text cites a bomb incident and diplomatic implication, with partial mention of Shoal Tossed.
London reports a growing crisis in East Asia as Japan orders the cruiser Edo to Hongkong amid demands that China release a steamer seized by Chinese customs. China seeks arbitration while Japan presses for immediate resolution.
Racing notes describe Peru wine the Car and Apologue leading in the Hurdles while Enchanted States and Gasyreases run from Apo logue with Peru ultimately winning by a head estimate. Steeplechase betting and other events listed include Brag and Steed in the Bourke Handicap and Winterrem in the Gsiur Stakes.
Ma Jellicoe, sent to Zululand to defend Dinizulu, resigned after alleging the trial was not fair. The British Secretary of State for the Colonies said unrest was caused by speculators grabbing native lands, making a mixed trial impossible.
The German Socialists vow to protest the March 13 anniversary of the Russian Revolution and condemn the Prussian franchise refusal. They aim to press reforms and rally support.
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