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Newspaper
Geraldton Guardian
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
May 07, 1910
Page
3
London reports 50 deaths and extensive destruction at the Costa Kiem Costa Kiem palace after an earthquake on Wednesday night. Telegraph lines were wrecked and operators killed, delaying full details of the disaster.
Police in Paris connected Ferdinand to the murder and dismemberment of Vamlemiin in Rue Hotrari after months of inquiry. A key found in Ferdinand’s room and an eyewitness dispute pointed to a confrontation between a man and a woman the night of the crime. Ferdinand admitted strangling the woman during rough horseplay and dismembering the body to avoid suspicion and possible penal servitude.
Mr Seely in Benkey-on-Thames denounces linking the Monarch to the Lords fate. The King enjoys broad support across parties creeds and races in the Empire. Redmondites forewarn disturbances as Cork hosts a visit by Teague and O Brien with police precautions planned.
In London on May 5 the court hears a petition to overturn the Dorset seat election alleging bribery treating and undue influence by Mr Forest Maymaster Cieneral amid a contested campaign and investigation into electoral conduct.
A dimantrous explosion yesterday at the Palos coal mine killed 185 per cent? workers, a sheet of flame and a huge blast followed. A clerk 100 yards away was killed instantly. Three dead have been recovered. rescue halted by dangerous black damp conditions.
Inquest into the death of Tom McCarthy following a knockout blow delivered by Owen Moran in a light-weight boxing contest in Los Angeles returns a verdict of accidental death.
In this report dated from an insurgent clash, ANI John Jefferies clash over officiating. Bachman objects to the referee chosen by the opposing side amid disputed actions in the confrontation.
Mrs Meagher, sister in law of Inspector Holmes, spends a month with her sister in Geraldton. Taxpeetor and Mrs Drewery return by this morning's train, expressing delight with Geraldton and Doogerra as holiday destinations.
The report notes King Edward VII died at midnight from bronchial trouble after a period of anxiety on Thursday. The article records pre death details and confirms the sovereign’s passing.
Report notes the Queen's return with ceremonies shortened to avoid delaying the arrival in Buckingham. It cites weather, ill health of JT, a typhoid bout in 1871, and the Duke of Clarence's death as context, plus mentions visits to Portugal and Paris and the King's role in public events and culture.
A garbled note suggests a king advised to stay quiet about a matter chose to proceed with the business despite concerns about public alarm. The fragment hints at royal decision making and anxiety avoidance.
Reporters describe special editions of the evening journal issued at 11 o'clock as crowds of theatregoers spilled into the streets seeking further news as the last edition closed.
A late bulletin from London in May reports stock market mood remained depressed and royal anxiety grows. A medical update states His Majesty’s bronchial condition worsened slightly with serious chest involvement, though not improved.
The Prince of Wales, George born 1665 as second son of King Edward VII, becomes heir to the Empland throne on his brother's death, advancing to the throne after King Feard VII. A Jeck's Reference iBook note details his ascent as successor.
The Queen and the Princess of Wales are in constant attendance as Tr. Dawson and Sir William Thomson join the other physicians in monitoring the royal party.
Buckingham Palace witnesses intermittent sighs during the change of guard as observers note unusual pauses and ceremonial rhythm shaping the scene. The momentary sounds draw attention to the pageantry surrounding royal routines and public interest.
Bo ots of bag to se ek wpe wi TRE AMERICAN JOCKEY MATER, 1,000 WINNING MOUNTS. London, Say D. Mahee, the American jockey, 1000 winning rides in Fing-
The text critiques American race times and training, blaming a mistaken view of quality and reliance on outdated methods. It notes sensational World’s Meet headlines and questions the accuracy of times, while describing Englands teams sticking to older training for building sinew.
The text recounts a 1908 reference to Edward VII, son of Queen Victoria, with biographical notes and dates such as birth at Buckingham Palace on November 9, 1841, education at Christ Church Oxford Trinity Cambridge and Edinburgh, and roles during the Queen’s reign including the Diamond Jubilee.
In the United Geraldton Local Court, Mr. Gee and RM Brown v. James hear claims about the Fenian Gold Mint shares of Joseph Meldrum. Witnesses discuss commission payments, share pricing, and negotiations with C. A. Hutson and others, with adjournment to next jail day.
The plaintiff claims guardian duties under the Commonwealth Secret Commission Act and acted as agent to Meldrum while negotiating with James and others. James testifies he bought Meldrum’s shares via Hudson and Brown, while admitting conflicting interests with Connaughton and Ryan. Court adjourns to Monday after King’s death.
A damaged notice from Geralton Local Court references a Warrant of Execution in the case Gardeer Bros. v H A. The fragmentary text indicates proceedings or actions related to land in a residential area and mentions Mackenzie Avenue. Further full details are unreadable.
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