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Newspaper
Meekatharra Miner
Location
Meekatharra, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Jun 18, 1910
Page
3
Telegram reports a deadly scene on the verandah in front of Frank Williams’ Drapery Establishment. Crowds surged as the Great Clearing Bale by The Cash Supply Siren offered goods displayed in heaps at deeply cut prices. The massacre-like commotion drew inquiries and many witnesses described a fatal event amid the sale.
Florence Williame 34 was arrested in South Melbourne on a charge of murdering her daughter Victoria Williams 16. The girl fell ill Monday, was taken to Homeopathia Hospital, deteriorated Tuesday, and died Wednesday after giving a dying statement to detectives who questioned her before death.
Victoria Williams, a Melbourne woman, was charged with murdering her daughter after the death followed an illness related to a prior operation. A dying declaration was reportedly made by the deceased. A remand was granted until Thursday next.
An engine driver at the Thabher Corporation in Graent, Perth, died after a belt fastener projected from a surface causing skull fracture and brain laceration. Doctors performed trepanning but he remained unconscious and died that night.
Brisbane reports a terrible tragedy at St Pauls Schoolroom Rockhampton where Baliabury of Yoppoon staying with Mrs Steed was shot dead by Arthur Davis a jockey trainer who moments earlier fired at Roland Helt a horse buyer and again at Baliabury before being restrained Acting Sergeant Seymour intervened as the motive appeared heartbreak over a broken affair.
The Minister of Mines Mr Ma Bride proposed replacing the Victorian Coal Miners Association with a new body to control the coal miners. The plan is being kept highly secret, with strong ties alleged to Mr McBride aiming to undermine the existing association on the Powlett field.
A fragmentary report notes the Wakefield, seeking the Waratah, is due in Bay on Montsy. The unreadable snippet suggests maritime pursuit or delivery amid unclear navigation details.
Workers express strong discontent over wage policy with a minimum hourly rate of shilling. a meeting is planned for Sunday amid rumors of a potential strike as the men signal broad dissatisfaction.
Perth Saturday death case. Neil Grant, a married man living in Perth, was found dead under the Mount Lawley railway platform last night. Initial findings suggest he crossed the line and was struck on the head by a passing train, causing him to fall onto the tracks and be killed.
Melanie Dean who suffered a throat injury when John Tonks cut her throat about a week ago died this morning. The case remains under police investigation as authorities review the circumstances surrounding the attack.
Mr King O'Malley outlines a preferred plan for a Transcontinental line with Commonwealth land grants on both sides. He states Western Australia and South Australia unions must provide land and the other states fund 85 percent of costs. He cites Dominion and Canadian Pacific precedents to support a 25 mile wide belt and settlement outcomes.
The cross examination of Black continued as prosecutor Mr Parker questioned how the money was stolen. Black claimed Abraham Freedman held a second key and assisted in moving cash from the safes to the bank. Solomon Freedman allegedly began taking cash a week after taking over the center shop, with Black saying he felt pressured by his father to help. Accused denied the October 3 charge and claimed Solomon stole £30, while Black stated Solomon stole £190 in September and falsified books under Freedman direction.
London reports a meeting set to discuss a reform of the Lords. Mr Asquith and Mr Balfour will represent the Government with Lord Lorebarn and the Lord High Chancellor. A draft likely to be ready by Wednesday.
Mr Cheredbill in the Commons urged a three point plan including more inspectors and breathing helmets for every mine. He proposed training for miners and creation of a Jerome corps in each mine, with a short bill to cover the measures immediately amid general cheers.
Sensational disclosures tied to the United Wireless Telegraphy Co of America. President Christopher Wilson and vice-president Boquart were arrested in New York on charges of defrauding investors. They were released on bail of £5,000 for Wilson and £3,000 for Boquart.
A promoter reportedly earned £20000 in connection with the American Telegraph Co francs. The article states that one promoter received the sizable sum, highlighting the financial outcome of the deal and its association with the company.
The Fire Brigade defeated the Mines in an evenly contested Mesktharra football round. Mines led early and at halftime, but Brigade surged in the final quarter, finishing 3 goals 8 behinds to Mines 4 goals 8 behinds for a 41 to 32 points win.
A fire last Tuesday at 7 p.m. burned a house occupied by carrier Met ghine with Same! Johno camping nearby. The building burned, two dogs nearby suffered burns, Burns from a distant place was charged with obscene language after drinking heavily. Five pounds were fined. residents anticipate calmer times and look forward to Football tomorrow as promised by the Quinns social group.
London reports a horrific event during the German Ahr Valley flood where Italian and Oration railway laborers ignored warnings from canteenkeepers. The crowd drank wine and spirits as waters rose, resulting in 70 men becoming intoxicated and drowning.
Coverage of local football remarks highlights Points Howard as a standout pick while praising Burkene, Torley, Baxter, and Collina for their clever play. Mentions of discipline, kicking, and pacing suggest general improvements. reads board tender call for acetylene lamps and tree planting plans on main streets. locals discuss game impact and public interest.
No 34ip Neue is hereby given that T Bernard Rinnicker of Peak Hill has made application this day for a Gold Mining Lease under The Mining Act 1904. To be known as Tie Kang George containing 18 miles commencing from the N W corner at Mil. 3rd then ( diver K 10 shalih N 18 chains W and 10 chains fite yixtum pug. Dated at Peak Hill this fat day of Tans, 1910.
London reports a disaster after heavy rain in Switzerland last Wednesday. The Gottard railway tunnel was blocked and Basle was inundated by rising waters. A woman and eleven children drowned. her husband and two other children were also killed.
Notice that Walium John Turner Charles McDonald Roberts and John Archibald Meekatharra apply under The Mining Act 1904 for Home Stake near Nannine, 24 acres. Objections due by 6 July 1910. hearing 22 June next. Also Charles Frederik Connolly applies for The Ornya No 1 at Meskatbarra, 18 acres. Objections due by 26 June 1910. hearing 72 July next.
At the Kennington State School inquest the head teacher Peter Robins faced a manslaughter charge over the death of Hulme after an alleged assault in a room. Robins argued Hulme had imprisoned him and that force was needed to escape. The coroner found death was accelerated by violence and Robins was committed for trial on a manslaughter charge.
A disaster struck Kransarzberg Hungary as a cloudburst caused widespread damage. Rescue teams report 259 bodies recovered with fears many more perished and the town largely overwhelmed by the event. Local authorities coordinate relief and search efforts amid ongoing chaos.
For sale a set of ten canaries and a Beale piano in good condition. Apply to Frank Williams in August.
No 991N. Arthur Savage Daniel Joseph Buckley and Ernest Edward Kearns of Meekatharra apply under The Mining Act 1904 for a Gold Mining Lease named Haley's Comet at Meekatharra. Lease area covers 12 acres starting at survey point 774% and runs 16 chains north 8 chains east then 15 chains 8 links back to Peg. Date Meekatharra 6 June 1910.
A Ne Bay horse with medium draught, branded near the shoulder, is offered for ownership. The owner may claim one month by paying expenses. Seller identified as W. Carroll, Naunios.
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