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Newspaper
Geraldton Guardian
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
May 10, 1913
Page
3
New York leader Roosevelt yesterday entertained delegates at Oyster Way in Me, praising British Empire ties and urging America to arbitrate on questions like the Panama Canal.
London May report from the Daily Telegraph notes a fresh complication as Austria seeks a share in the five powers loan to the extent of £4 0M. The inquiry investigates the Keupp and Studa works, with claims of a secret employee connection and a cautious Chinese stance amid tense negotiations.
The piece reports a British industrial dispute drive against unionism with miners in South Wales striking for higher wages. It notes an estimated £10,000 wagered or risked by nonunionists influencing wage outcomes amid union advocacy.
London on May 1 1 suffragette leaders arrested during a raid on the Women’s Franchise Union offices faced police court again. Several collapsed in the dock and were bailed except one. A letter about a “Young Hot Blood Society” and a plot against the Lords surfaced, with adjournment set for the 11th.
Market report shows wihatel agents describing mixed demand for cattle and sheep across yards. Prices firm for select hogs and heavy lambs, while light offerings and quality issues press overall sentiment, with some periods of weakness before late trading margins improved slightly.
The Premier Mr Scaddan was greeted by Perth officials today after a reception. He announced a major plan to electrify Perth tram and lighting systems with a power station. The scheme aims to power a portion of the railway, reducing maintenance and saving costs on a difficult grade from Northay to Poeth.
Perth May 9 An interview with Mr J J Howler published alleging issues at the State Steam Ship Service. The cabinet may appoint an independent three person board to inquire into and report on internal steam depot matters. The board's personnel is under consideration and the Prime Minister may appoint the Agent General for WA later, though the post is not suitable for some. Melbourne May 8 King O Malley approves tenders for fifty bone and tons of rails and materials for the Trans Australian railway to cover miles of track once delivered.
May 4 Sydney reports a man wounded in an adopting out rage at Manly. The assailant remains at large after entering a residence and shooting H. I. Overton and others. Police say the attacker may have fled toward the North Shore and into the city as investigators search for the suspect.
In Sydery on May 9 a 12 year old boy with a shotgun spoke to Bertram Elton's wife, the weapon discharged, the shot struck Elton in the head and he died soon after.
South Australia reports the death of Archibald Mackie, noted secretary of the South Australian Commercial Travellers' Association, announced from Adelaide on May 3.
Meg Nairn, camping at Port Dennixon, narrowly escaped death when a gun fired by two lads while loading. The bullet struck Mrs Nairn in the side but medical aid arrived promptly. She survived and is recovering, thanks to quick response by Mr Lamgrey.
April rainfall across Murchison region highlighted heavy falls beginning on the 1st from the North West, extending inland over three to four days. Numerous stations reported rain through the month with notable totals at Merku tharr 542 points, Cue 1, Day Dawn 183, Yalguo 2, Mt. Magnet 179. Special mentions include Frank Green and Co and Manchester discussions.
Elderly Robert Huson rushed to Kalgourtie hospital in an unresponsive condition after a suspected assault. Geraldton fire damage images feature in this Week in the Western Mail. Mentions of New Zealand compulsory service, Cambridge cricket, and various political and social upheavals across nations. A Victorian Italian dies amid a financial scandal. Dr John M'Ternmey faces charges linked to a young woman’s death during confinement.
The notice outlines polling places across many towns and subdivisions in Western Australia for the election. It names districts such as Northampton, Mount Magnet, Moore River, Narrogin, and Yorkrakine, listing schools, post offices, railway stations, and residences as polling venues with times and locations.
A brief note highlights practical budgeting for galvanised ton steel, claiming near identical costs to common materials for home building. The snippet discusses material choices, implied affordability, and potential use in residential construction projects.
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