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Newspaper
Geraldton Guardian
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Nov 21, 1908
Page
3
Telegrams report a weather meeting of cutters at the 51 mile camp. British and Italian workers agreed to return to work and resume operations, while Austrians resisted terms. A meeting in Kalgoorlie is planned to push toward settlement with union leaders and officials expected to attend.
A fatal suetening from playing with matches morning fire in a WA home. The boy rose from bed and moved to the kitchen with the help of an older child, then started a blaze in the yard. Neighbours heard screams as the fire spread. The fire reached his pyjama material and caused fatal injuries.
The Parliament in Parth on November 2 saw little major business. The Legislative Fa Tortly discussed petty matters, mainly about paper production. Members endured a long session that stretched to midnight due to a stalled start, with some debate on an item brought up for the first time.
The Queessined Murder in Resbane is detailed with ghastly notes. Constable Reyponds produced clothing on the bed linking to the crime as bloodstains and torn fabric are described. The clock shows ten past five, the apron draped at the bed foot, and the victim’s face and breast bear marks. The murdered person claimed no noise had been heard the night before.
In New South Wales a man from Waverley claims he was riding at about eight miles an hour when he collided with a woman and injured Mrs Rex in Contndal Park last night. He says the incident was accidental and planned to surrender to the police after reading a newspaper account of a death.
A patient described as in grave danger remains under care and is expected to recover the skull injury. Medical staff report cautious optimism as treatment continues and condition is monitored closely.
report from Landon dated November 19 details the killing of Guasein at Abpar hospital on August 31 and a failed plot involving Arabinda Abow and others. police guard placed around the late Queen Sasue statue amid disaffected sentiment and protection concerns for the state.
Fragmentary report mentions Buffalo New York stock conditions with references to froneylysanis Peanashton and quarantine efforts in New York State. Details are unreadable, but the piece appears to note health or quarantine actions affecting commerce in multiple states.
In Scarborough Sir Edward Grey urged Britain to sustain a firm foreign policy. The address emphasized unity and resolve against any coalition threat, insisting a strong stance is essential for national safety and the government’s historical duty.
The Geraldton Orchestral Society put on a Thursday concert praised for harmony and range of voices. amid praise, reports mention a social meeting at Parish Hall, an upcoming church service, suffrage talk in Victoria, and remarks on fashion and a rural schoolmaster’s quip from a local paper.
A Melbourne racing column critiques Perth Cup and Feilwey weights, arguing handicaps are too high for good horses and favoring quality over quantity. The piece references past Cup entries and the effect on prestige, noting secretary kept race times and race meeting incidents at Flemington Caulfield and VRC events.
A reader asks whether a woman can be entitled to full pay for holidays. She mentions a recent Local Court decision where the plaintiff apparently did not receive hers and wonders if gender affected the outcome. The letter discusses employer and employee perspectives and seeks guidance.
A reader protests a prior claim against Mr Wilson and questions the handling of school concert funds. The letter mentions the Gershon State School headmaster Mr Kogan seeking details, and notes a 1906 circular on the school fund, with figures for balance, receipts, votes, and expenditures.
Adelaide musician Gardner, a master violinist, will perform at Cremorne Gardens tonight amid clear weather. His family ties to music and past tours in New Zealand and Australia are highlighted, along with plans for outdoor concerts at the Cremorne venue and other theatres.
Inicks san voucher examined in connection with the sports hud. Mov. 10, 180. The Gerakiton Fampers Asien aml Picnic Committee thanks the following named individuals for their aid and support in organizing the event.
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