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Newspaper
Geraldton Guardian
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Sep 02, 1911
Page
3
London reports Mr Ramsay MacDonald in the Labor Leader argues the era of minor strikes is over and that strikes must be broader and harsher in impact. Mr Barnes in the same journal calls Labor to end sectional disputes and curb waste from many committees and boards.
The cholera outbreak in Italy, suppressed by authorities, surfaced after a Verbicaro riot revealing many days unburied corpses. About 75 percent of Verbicaro’s population fled while aid for survivors was sought. Across five hundred towns and villages in the south, center, and north, infection spread amid distrust of sanitary officials who were accused of poisoning water to harm the poor.
Morocan affairs report that the French ambassador at Berlin has returned to Germany. Negotiations between France and Germany over Moraine have reached a critical stage with several newspapers claiming France would concede up to 100000 square kilometres less than Germany demands.
Berlin dispatch reports newspapers inflaming Anglophobia over General French's visit to French fortresses. Articles portray English enmity as the keynote, reflecting a surge in hostile sentiment in Germany since the Boer War.
In Vienna on Sept 1 the Reichspost reports grave Moroccan negotiations due to Hutain's interference. Germans weary of the ongoing British battle and feel strong to assert a pace in the firmament despite the English veto.
A grand Kiel naval review showcased Germany's strongest fleet yet with ships of every class taking part. Admirals praised the discipline and precision of the parade as battleships cruised past, signaling Germany's maritime prowess on the world stage.
Telegrams report Melbourne September 1 show August revenue rises of £89,531 in Customs and Excise, bringing the financial year total to £222,032. In contrast Post and Telegraph revenue declined by £64 over the past two months and trails.
The Federal Labor Caucus has terminated its sittings with many members returning to other states. They plan to be back in Melbourne Tuesday for Parliament opening. No official statements on work completed, ministers express satisfaction at the reception of their stewardship. Objections reportedly arise over defence arrangements by Senator Pearce in England.
Mary Davies vanished amid allegations against Dr. Peacock. Detectives found bone fragments in his home and a stained apron in the bath room. A pathologist’s tests were indecisive, and Peacock was released on bail tonight.
On Vtince’s Wharf a young woman endangered herself by climbing over the rail with a fetus notein visible. Edgar Hocking, a young Australian actor aboard, grabbed her wrist to prevent the fall as four men restrained her on deck until she could be saved.
In Svdace Lithgow this morning and afternoon tensions rose as about 100 police moved into town and a pair guarded the iron works. No workers are entering, furnaces run, but neither side will yield and a long bitter clash seems certain.
In Perth on September 2 railway employees at Midland Junction voiced discontent over increments. The Metropolitan Council of Federation heard a motion protesting government policy toward wage increases. One delegate noted most affected workers were on a 7s 6d scale. A branch representative urged deferring the motion for a clearer future presentation, and the motion was carried.
At a meeting of the Metropolitan Council of the Australian Labor Federation the Secretary said the Rural Commission would sit on Monday week to inquire into the suppressed importation of artisans and no delay would be entertained. The Council agreed to pay its share of the expenses for the Commission.
A fire destroyed George Parrant's dye and cleaning works on Wellman Street early yesterday. The two storey wooden and iron factory burned out of control as nearby residence and Cass's box factory also caught fire. Fire brigades fought the blaze with limited effort before bringing it under control.
Plumbers in Perth and Fremantle unions reportedly abstained from work and gathered at Trades Hall to discuss wage issues of 13s per day. Employers claim unilateral stoppage while workers deny an official strike. Conferences planned to continue with no clear resolution.
A brief ad style note extols Clement's Tonic as a remedy for the fatigued and unwell. It urges men to purchase at stores or chemists, claiming it aids recovery and promotes well being. The fragment emphasizes restoring vitality and positions the product as a plain duty for men.
The Melbourne Caulfield meeting saw a large attendance as weather threatened. Kiewa Hurdles winner Invermason led betting at 8 to 1 with Werriwoola and Goulden Corn close behind. Baldyke topped trial betting at 3 to 1. Heatherlie Handicap winner Dhobh led with Ayrloch and Thistlebrook in pursuit. Sandringham Steeplechase featured King Darius at 7 to 2. Memsie Stakes favored Flaith at 1 to 1 amid Landers and Comedy King entries. Warriston Welter stakes with Silver Bullet leading betting at 12 to 1.
Kalgoorlie September races open to good attendance and fine weather at the Kalgoorlie Racing Club. Results include the Kalgoorlie TUPDLE RACE won by Renouncement with Parthia second and Littl Tim third. the SPRING STAKES won by Conge dEslire with Rezent second. and the FLYING HANDICAP led by Buttons with Blue Moon and Wiselass among top placings. HANANS HANDICAN featured Quemie and Dimli gat with notable betting notes.
Both services in the Methodist Church on Sunday next will be morning and evening. The Sunday School and Bible Day will be celebrated on Sunday, Sept. 16, with Rev. E. A. of Collie conducting three services.
In a tight match umpire Otto Kelly started play as Rovers moved first and scored two goals early. Holmes Stokes Rabbish Ramshaw Kidd and Woolhouse featured for Rovers. Brigade replied with seven points in the second quarter and eleven behinds in the final. Final: Rovers six goals one behind Brigade one goal eleven behinds. Key performers included Stokes Kidd Holmes Ramshaw and Ward for the Rovers and Ramshaw Hepburn Carwardine Townshend Woolhouse for the Brigade.
James Gardiner, auctioneer, located at Mfarper's Building on Uw urward Street in Perth is listed in a local notice. The fragment notes an auction service and address but lacks full context and date.
Perth readers report Saturday matches from Sept 3 with East Fremantle beating East Perth 1 14 to 4 3. West Perth defeated Subiaco 2 13, and South Fremantle triumphed 8 13 over North Fremantle 1 7.
The Beverley Perth bicycle road race concluded with unclear finish details. The fragment mentions individuals including Tommy and a surname Fath and notes seaside play and a wide bathroom waterway. The text appears garbled, containing nonsensical phrases and uncertain names.
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