Liner Boras Sinks in Tegas River Tragedy
London reports the Hamburg American liner Boras baslounded in the river Tegas with three lives lost and 130 rescued. In Vancouver the Empress of China struck the wharf. cooks were left open.
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Newspaper
Geraldton Guardian
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Oct 26, 1907
Page
3
London reports the Hamburg American liner Boras baslounded in the river Tegas with three lives lost and 130 rescued. In Vancouver the Empress of China struck the wharf. cooks were left open.
In London October 25 Count Kuno Moltke sues Herr Maximilian He Wen editor of Zukampf for claims that stain Moltke and other high officials. He Wen says the actions seek to protect the Empire while Moltke and his ex wife produce startling evidence of alleged rings around the Kaiser.
London reports a powerful earthquake in Calabria Italy near Monte Leone killing about two hundred people and injuring around four hundred. Gerace Limupoli Bron neo Leone Senate Enffiemia Bimseo Novo suffered partial destruction amid torrential rain hindering rescue efforts. Subsequent notes cite up to one thousand injured.
London reports turmoil linked to New York distress as Rockefeller deposits two million pounds and Pierpont Morgan moves five million pounds, prompting wild stock swings. The Hamilton Bank of New York and Twelfth March Bank suspend operations amid cash shortages while Nevada State Bank, Carson City, fails.
London dispatches report the Governor-General of India says the agricultural situation is worse. Also noted is the Kaiser’s planned visit to England with Count Von Bulow amid British press scrutiny. A Natal attorney-general was reportedly eaten by a crocodile.
Telegrams report a serious railway accident near Adelaide. A goods train stood at the Port Pirie siding awaiting start when a passenger train dashed into it. Authorities describe derailment and injuries, with rescue operations under way.
An Adelaide goods train derailment caused extensive rolling stock damage. The driver and Guard Porter were severely injured, the driver unconscious, with several passengers badly shaken. Miss Ruswell was taken to hospital with injuries. There were no fatalities reported.
In Hobart on October 25 the body of the Alfheld’s captain was recovered. Officials believe he died of starvation as rescue hopes for survivors fade amid harsh seas and scarce provisions.
Fragmentary reads report a valuable discovery near Der by and a drastic price note on the sassy wales. William White a married man shot himself in the quarries west of Kal gootlia yesterday.
A fragmentary critique contrasts Australia with Canada, praising its resilience and youth while noting social tensions between white and coloured populations. The excerpt cites impressions from C. de Thierry and briefly touches on outrage over loan rates and a sensational deportation order involving Paula Muppesberg.
The Turf notes racing chatter and results from Goldfields meetings, with mentions of the Yalgod gathering and a misprint correction. It covers owners, trainers, and horses including Mountain King’s £3208 stake share, AJC events, and Ferguson’s return to England and Australia duties.
Yalgoo hosts the Melville Handicap over seven furlongs with entries Simmons Wariike Derelict Gift and Time. Derelict and Gift show ante post weights and times, while selling race details include Broad Bros Good Gracious Pilkington Bushmas and Time.
Local betting details list Yalgoo Handicap and Nangarbon Handicap entries with prices and horses such as Wheel of Fortune Schoolboy Warlike and Baaspot. Moonee Valley races are previewed with the hurdle and other events, noting riders and odds.
Race card fragment from Port Adelaide featuring hurdle and handicap events. Details show entries such as Eminem, Macumbe, Larry, and Lamodot with distances around two miles and a 195 handicap, plus mounting notes for Mount Lofty course.
Race notes show steeplechase event about 1 mile 3 furlongs and a Flying Handicap listed as 100 woven. Details imply race distances and wagering terms for a mid-century track program.
The three days match between England and West Australia began at the Association Ground in Perth this afternoon. England started with a rapid pace, but early wickets reduced them to a precarious position while West Australia fought back, leaving the scoreline poised for an eventful day.
Tamesordence passes at Cricket Association meeting with no fixture today to allow players to witness Perth game against En. The Mecreation Groval hosted a strong showing as Mounier took 5 wickets and Ramekaw 4, with Hale Ingietenapch among bowlers. The match resumes next Saturday.
A Band of Hope gathering in Dongarra on October 25 featured songs, recitations, and a pledge by children. Rev. Faull and Miss Waldeck led the program while prizes were distributed by Mrs Clarkson. Lantern views closed a pleasant evening amid some chatter in the hall.
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