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Newspaper
Geraldton Guardian
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Sep 07, 1915
Page
3
Movements report a liner torpedoed off the Irish coast with heavy shelling of German positions. Witnesses describe a submarine sighting, a sudden explosion, and chaotic evacuation as lifeboats and ropes aided survivors amid still-dangerous seas.
Fragmentary wartime report describes fighting near Frederick Street with German reinforcements and Russian resistance. Text mentions patrol boats, bridge area, and renewed artillery fire as forces exchange blows along the riverfront.
A fragmented report mentions a fortnightly communique from Shelly and various entities including Vereen and Helging Frat. References to Aes Hak Ree and Aine Dhakeau imply a dispute or negotiation between named parties amid regional tensions.
Yesterday's wires report the German submarine torpedoed the Hesperian while en route from Liverpool to Montreal. About 900 passengers were believed saved. 20 crew injured and several crew members rescued. The vessel sank near its bow after the blast. a Canadian soldier aboard reportedly regained sight after aiding at the scene. The Hesperian, built in 1908 for the Allan Line, measured 4965 feet length and 10,039 tonnage.
Western dispatch reports that discussions begin on reestablishing lines for independence and restoration of African colonies. In Russia Petrograd announces near completion of army retirement with positions entablished as German attrition and weather hamper autumn operations.
Bargains flood The Coliseum with women blouses skirts and dresses in heavy quality fabrics. Items arrive from Vineland and feature low necklines wavy skirts and tailored suits with various colors and styles.
A long wartime casualty list notes German officer deaths and allied reinforcements. It cites Private We Bomwett and Private E Pedtey among others, detailing wounds, deaths, and units such as the 11th and 10th Lighthorse. The report reflects a broader tally of casualties and heroic narratives from the conflict.
A garbled wartime fragment mentions two items and names such as Mie Lonia Marsh and Tom Haslett. It references a fund and an afternoon tea provided by committee members. The text is unclear but suggests a routine wartime donation or contribution event with listed personalities and a social gathering.
The following recruits prepare for Perth by tonight's train. L. J. Roger, Frank Deaiund, G. H. Kingewetl, W. Lucas, George tid, B Humberston, W. Wilven, W. Binns, Magne l, G. 3. Wh, C. Dickerson, and F Collings. They tour the district seeking enlistment before the next furlough and the Sergt Major returns to lead.
Rome reports new ally advances with Italian forces seizing a ruined Monte Chiadenic position in a contested region. A strong Austrian counterattack was repulsed as combat continued in difficult terrain and entrenched lines.
A garbled historical notice discusses wartime recruitment and casualties. It references Frances, a 45 year old recruit, a mother, and parental rights context. Mentions the Armoured Car Force, France, and a Sunday June 6 date. Includes a rescue scene and a local Leamington connection amid a war setting.
The report details a season start with unsettled weather affecting a game. Players Meme Broomhall Wan Toe aut Pater shine, while other newcomers show potential. A note recalls a dull yearly schedule and upcoming reminders about penalties and law changes.
The Goolgardie meeting in Western Australia lists acceptances for phimospel events. Des Mills leads the handicap entries and starting times for the first day are set, including the Wheat Agent charges note from Perth and references to Harford and local participants.
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