Fisher's Triumph Shocks Bristol In City Showdown
A Bristol newspaper notes a surprising triumph linked to Mr A Fisher in a city event. The report emphasizes Bristol's reaction and suggests the outcome was unexpected and notable for local readers.
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Newspaper
Meekatharra Miner
Location
Meekatharra, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Jun 10, 1911
Page
3
A Bristol newspaper notes a surprising triumph linked to Mr A Fisher in a city event. The report emphasizes Bristol's reaction and suggests the outcome was unexpected and notable for local readers.
In London the Imperial Conference reports that Mr Laurier’s plan for treaty reciprocity faces resistance not only from shipping issues but also from Canada’s tariff talks with the United States. Ratification would force Canada to extend favorable concessions to twelve foreign powers.
A large majority fully supports the Declaration of London and urges inserting a clause that would make all private property at local areas contraband. The proposal aims to empower authorities to seize property deemed contraband under the new rules.
A motor cyclist 11 miles from London was overtaken by a robber who demanded money. The robber fired twice, wounding the cyclist. The assailant escaped. the victim is in critical condition.
London report estimates the total stakes at 14,990,399 pounds with a per head implied share for France. Charities benefited by the totalisator tax to the tune of 299,611 pounds as recorded in the parliamentary statistics.
In London on Thursday Moorrish Horsman attacked General Moniesh's column Moriboure at Rasaiema. French troops endured heavy fire from rifles and machine guns as the Moorrish force charged within about 100 yards.
Fragmentary OCR combines a medicinal ad line with a description of tribesmen in distress and ritual abduction of daughters. The text references Woods Great Peppermint Care and a Foster jey location with American missions.
A severe Mexico City quake on Thursday killed 63 people and injured 80. The heaviest loss came from a collapsed military barracks where artillerymen, twelve soldiers, and their wives perished.
The King receives a gift from Cuba of 10,000 Yedgare to create jeweled imagery of the Garter and portraits of the King and Queen. After costs, remaining funds will support charitable causes.
Sydney Friday report on Arbitration Court with Mr Justice Higgins proposing a conference that was abortive. Evidence in the case continues as proceedings proceed.
A. Beck, 44, a police sergeant at Canitobotin, was found yesterday hanging from a tree at Petersha Park. He had recovered from typhoid fever and stayed with his brother in Petersham. A letter said a demon drove him and he could not contain himself. he leaves a widow and four children.
Boys set off fireworks in Woolloomooloo one boy aimed a lighted cracker at a house. The cracker ignited the doorway and room, burning the contents before the fire brigade could extinguish the blaze.
Information reports a young man attempted to assault a nine year old girl returning from music lessons in Broken Hill. He caught her by the throat, covered her mouth, she bit his finger, he threw her down and fled.
Adelaide reports the early settlement of the strike at Graves and Com with Anarly events indicating rapid progress Friday. The development signals a potential pause in disruption for local business and workers as negotiations proceed.
A joint manifesto on mixed marriages and the ne temera decree has been agreed and signed for non Roman Catholic churches in Victoria. Represented denominations include Anglican Presbyterian Congregational Methodist Lutheran Welsh Calvinist Society of Friends and the Salvation Army.
A 20 year old young woman was brutally assaulted and later sexually assaulted by a man on a vacant Hawthorn allotment. Police investigations are underway with an early arrest expected and the case has shocked the local area.
Perth Briday Benjamin Cranwell, a well known station owner, died from a gunshot wound to the head. Authorities believe the deceased inflicted the wound with a revolver.
At the Guildford police court the aboriginal Harry Esperance faced charges of leaving West Guildford on June 1 and attempting to shoot Percy Whitford. Septimus Ring, a West Midland resident, testified he heard a gunshot and Whitford cry murder as the Perth Midland train neared West Guildford. The stationmaster was shaken and the ticket office filled with smoke. The accused admitted intent to shoot the stationmaster and was committed for Supreme Court trial. he had pleaded guilty to stealing a box and received three months’ imprisonment after prior convictions.
David Smithson appeared before City Court on Friday on a charge of willfully murdering Frances Compton on May 13. Sergeant Smith requested the remand. the accused was remanded until Monday for further proceedings.
Arthur Hangerford and his infant sow are in the local hospital at Nannine with pneumonia. Doctors report their conditions as critical and anxiety surrounds their health.
William Chitham aged 50 was fatally injured at Swan Mills while operating a crodseat saw. A log rolled onto his legs causing severe injuries and he died shortly after the accident occurred on Saturday in Bunbury.
Papke defeats Sullivan in the tenth round after Sullivan led until the sixth round when Papke was warned for head use. King followed, and the match stayed even through the ninth before Papke scored a half-arm right that knocked Sullivan to the canvas and out.
Melbourne Friday Mr King O Malley states he has completed the draft of a Bill to present to Parliament in connection with the trans Australian railway and on its receiving assent he will proceed with the first stage of the railway.
The record lists Lindrum against Reece with 14.002 and indicates B24. Gray versus Inman shows Gray 5251.
Brisbane Friday the Marine Board of Queensland opened an inquiry into the loss of the steamer Yongala. Inspector Warenham described the Yongala as a very fast stiff ship and the master as an excellent seaman. Observers note December to April bring higher risks and winds may have driven the vessel off course hitting a rock or bilge area as night fell. Edwin Rothwell believes the ship met the hurricane at midnight and disappeared.
Mines team list includes James M'Carthy Graham Mills Stanton Champion Wells Carr Toomey Moulton Magor Pritchard Rouse Purcell Malseed Herbert Luke Harrington Foster Brand Knox Little Wallace Loughman Parkes O'Callaghan Cammage. Mines Club meeting at Hoskins Boarding House tomorrow night at 8 o'clock.
The Roads Board met at the office with Theyer Eves and Searle present. Searle replaced Connaughton. Hungerford named valuator and collector with a requested 10 percent commission granted. Discussion covered Nannine road repairs, vehicle licencing, Peak Hill updates, and a special valuations meeting for Meekatharra and other wards. A note from Goss about telephone service costs was rejected. accounts totaling £135 29 7d approved. potential amalgamation of Roads and Health Boards discussed.
The Chandertoo Seane owned by Cox and party has been sold to Ballfinch South Co. Mr J. P. Garland may become manager of the new venture. R Prior has been named manager of the Transvaal mine at Meekatharra. Marmont mine completed May cleanup at 1006 oz.
Delegates from Brigade prepared to meet Towns delegates to arrange terms for a forthcoming match after governing the £1 deposits. W. McLean serves as secretary.
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