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Newspaper
Geraldton Guardian
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Mar 27, 1913
Page
3
Reports describe severe floods and tornadoes causing extensive damage across New York and nearby regions. Dozens killed or missing as water and debris flood streets, with many buildings submerged and communities seeking shelter and aid. Damaging storms trigger emergency responses including requests for coffins and rescue operations.
March 2 report from Selonika recounts a Balkar seizure involving a vessel rigged for covert operations. A Greek destroyer intercepted signals, a passenger escaped, and a plan to escort the cruiser to Piraeus was arranged. The Greek royal yacht with the king’s guard then sailed to Prats under escort by a multinational fleet including German Austrian French ships.
March 2 Londin reports express relief at a statement by Me aiuith endorsing free dominion to range over commerce and power to safeguard Europe and balance. The Phil Westminster Gazette notes Sir Asqynith’s position as crucial, while Britain’s government and Parliament weigh involvement in future conflicts.
A fragmentary report from Gereldtun indicates last Wednesday's troop activity faced disappointment as the scoutmaster was assigned to official duties, leading to a partial dismissal. Later Thursday patrols prepared gear and practiced semaphore signaling, with emphasis on health, supplies, and camp routines.
A report from Perth dated March 26 describes the Western Mistral steamship incident off Gehaams Western Australia with a fireman killed as the vessel sank. Cattle perished in the disaster as crews faced heavy damage and a ship wreck. The article notes related railway and produce market movements and a union meeting about a two week strike plan with work resumption details.
Sydney court charged Fran Shortall Lloyd with joint fraud in relation to a letter authorising 154 million shares in the Greater Williams Amusements. After lengthy deliberation the jury returned a verdict of guilty. Accused was remanded for sentence.
A boiler explosion at Cosford Sage Mills owned by Mr. Arthur Parsons occurred as workers began the shift. Samuel Pattman, in charge of the engine, was severely scalded and taken to hospital, while other employees escaped with minor injuries or miraculous escapes.
A large crowd attended the AGL meeting with reports of second hurdle races over two and a half miles led by Lewin Rand and Hoyong. The aged stakes included the Jolly Beggar topweight, with Volstoane and Eudorus contesting titles and odds listed. Multiple race references mention Laget, Mirth, and other horses, with betting prices and positions described through a dense but non-graphic racing round-up.
The town of Sandstone faces loss after the Methodist Church sale and a damaged printer’s shop, with fear of decline but revived by memory of Lawlers. Hope returns as residents recall past prosperity and vow to rebuild, while warning against neglect and a call for communal effort.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions Freemason related terms and several brands or items including Brand y Jules Freres French terms and names Polly Botiler 10. The readable parts suggest a catalog or advertisement style listing local brands or goods with unclear context and pricing.
The fragment reports on Geraldton Road Board annual election with rounds, protests, and outcomes including Leonora defeating Geraldton and a championship tie between Shiels and Cue. It notes demonstrations to be held in Kalgoorlie and discusses liquor licensing concerns and hotel profits. An April meeting is planned to fill council seats, inviting interested residents.
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