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Newspaper
Geraldton Guardian
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
May 31, 1910
Page
3
London May 33. Lieutenant Bunetian completed four and a half miles flight from Sheryiy Inland, East, without steering levers to prove his biplane was automatically stable. M. Paull may have made another demonstration flight in Ha dy.
Reports describe Ecuador and Peru moving toward a mediation framework involving the United States, Mexico, and Argentina. The text references ongoing divisions and tentative steps toward peace as both nations address contentious border tensions and wartime memoranda.
A steamship named Lithenia carrying emigrants from New York struck rocks off Orkneys after a voyage hampered by fog. Many aboard perished or were lost with lifeboats damaged while lifesaving efforts engaged. Rescue teams coordinated amid rough seas as ships and crews worked to recover survivors.
The note cites tension among Republicans over President Roosevelt's approach and a planned conference in New York. It mentions Mr Rootsvelt inviting Mamliog Firk to discuss the President's arrival and hints at looming political confusion.
A scrambled London report notes a sudden incident near the water involving divers and a buoy. The article mentions a trainer diver at the wharf and signals of distress, with unclear references to the vessel and possible rescue efforts.
In a Kaiser London report the article notes a boil extending over the thumb on the right hand, affecting grasp and mobility. It outlines the medical concern and potential impact on daily tasks while offering brief commentary on the condition’s progression.
In London on May 30 the Penc Society Drapene tied to King Edward memory raises about £50,000 for a perpetuity. Andrew Chenelli and Sir Wiltin Wather each contributed £1,000 toward the fund.
A fragmentary report from England mentions Mr Moore and Mr Moory in a case labeled the Vromirt of Weat Australia. The wording is garbled and names are uncertain, but it references a West Australian context and a Whitford Taternsle location.
Report from the Californian Labor Commissioner cites an exhaustive investigation into labor forms. It suggests a form resembling Japanese practice and contemplates replacing certain groups with Hindu workers, a plan aligned with agricultural industrial policies.
A government prize of 5,000 pounds for a hand drill is announced with division among inspectors Holmin and Ein kel. The notice mentions costs of foreign and native labor, with experimental training for 50 whites on the new site and various complaints and pepper Derr is OL.
Telegrams report a Melbourne May telegram stating the Premiers Conference is viewed by a well informed authority as a capable body for day to day negotiations. The Deputy Prime Minister in London notes agriculture as the main incentive for migrations to Victoria. Payment to Paste Commission members continues despite recent federal action. Fisher comments on expenses and the commission’s work amid inquiry into the chairman’s conduct.
A fragmented notice discusses alleged nursing scheme concerns, with officials and local authorities debated. The item references a formal care governance issue and questions over procedural conduct within the Bust Nursing lowe ase gational mene vial to the ate Ki, signaling local oversight actions.
Crown sought a decree nisi in the divorce petition of James Maslin against his wife Acelaidy Way. The hearing was not completed when the court adjourned.
In West Australia on May 30 an Italian named Giovami Della Framtadivi visiting from Tunis was lured away, attempted to resist, caught fire, and suffered severe injuries to the lower body at the park area.
At a Fremantle Council meeting Alfred Somerville, workers’ representative in the Arbitration, was stated as the Labour candidate. The Labor Congress discussed party plans amid the dispute.
At Donbury Bumbury Viry the Tasor Congress this week saw the majority of delegates arrive today. Around two hundred delegates are expected to participate in deliberations on dates not yet set.
Sydney May 30 reports say trouble is brewing at Broken Will as the AWA plans to pursue aims to block workers from engaging with union leaders. A union organizer urges a formal review to consider the matter further, signaling early friction over proposed mineworker agreements.
The Rev Father Shervtan of Lith vow has started a study or dance event described as indecent dancing. He told his congregation participants would be barred from approaching the an raumemis.
Information from Sydney identifies the man killed in the Solomon Islands as Captain Panke of Lever Bros. Ltd. The mourner was one of Panke’s Hoyets who later died at the hands of gasthermatice.
A nurse named Blanche Whitty was charged with causing the death of Satanda Mendham by blood poisoning. The prisoner was found guilty and remanded for sentence.
A two storey weatherboard building housing the Commonwealth Hat Factory at Murrichville was totally destroyed by fire tonight. No injuries reported. Fire crews battled the blaze through the evening, with authorities investigating the cause.
Our Own Correspondent reports J Price death heightens Fremantle election stakes as parties field candidates amid railway, arbitration court, and transit debates. Mentions ministerial talks on transcontinental rail and Midland line, and local civic issues including tramway privatization and cathedral debt relief.
Fragmentary OCR tale describes rats invading Adelaide Hospital and plans to kill a stray dog involved in a strange episode. A hospital patient reportedly brought the dog for examination, prompting authorities to treat the animal as a potential asset, while the dog receives care under hospital rules. The piece references a tonic advertisement and odd phrases about cures and treatments.
Auctioneer advertises extensive Northampton properties including Town Lots 9 and 10 on Main Street near Miner’s Arms Hotel, Victoria Locations 101 to 104 and 198, and Northampton Hotel land with fourteen acres. Notable assets include two houses rented to Mrs Eaton until 1910, 40 acre Victoria Loc sites, and potential railway station proximity. Terms: liberal sine-fifth deposits, balance over years at 6 percent. Applications to Mews Stoop and Burt, Bollisters, Perth.
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