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Newspaper
Meekatharra Miner
Location
Meekatharra, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Jun 25, 1910
Page
3
In London dated Thursday Jeffries arrives at Reno Morais to cheers from locals. He is escorted by Corbett and Sullivan as crowds welcome the visitor to town.
A garbled London item reports a Jeffries related incident with injuries, but details are unreadable. The cryptic note mentions a sprain and a week of rest, with limited readability on cause and exact names.
The notice lists handicaps for the Tennis Chair singles tournament with players such as Mesara Burton Greentrew Weston AG Grevity and W Connaughton among others. Several scores and positions appear with multiple players named and unclear placements in the draw.
The Towns set to face Mins featuring players Wow Bundy Ruler Brown Bemjimaar Howley Wake Romeley Monnens Munson Uarnew Qarke Kilneck Laing Mepers Pomp Williams Moulton How ard Kouergiveies Barker Brone Barrington Molseed and Johnaon in a key match.
Scutling London has completed training in food and is in splendid condition. He weighs LO lb and rowed from Hammersmith Bridge to Bishop's Crook in 284 minutes. Barry leaves for the Zambelli by an African steamer and plans three bouts.
British French and Italian powers accept Flax proposal to land troops in Crete to restore order. The powers warn enforcement hinges on Cretan conduct. T Spiers scheduled event at priorinds on Wednesday. A separate note mentions property line dispute and mule incidents.
London reports the Senate Committee for Foreign Affairs approved a bill for a five member commission to confer with foreign governments on universal peace. President Taft has hinted Mr Roosevelt may join the commission to promote world peace. Me Ravenwelt begins daily editorship at the American...
The report from London dated Thursday states the eldest son of the King has been treaied Prince of Wales amid chaos at Friedberg Germany. John e destroyed a Town Hall staircase with a bomb then shot a bank employee, fled on a bike, and killed himself after the crowd gathered.
A London society murder case reports the arrest in New York after confessing to killing his wife. He claimed her tantrum triggered the attack with a large blade while on a carriage, then disposed of the body in a trunk and handed jewelry to Porter. The suspect is porterless campaign traces noted in the baggage.
Official memoranda assign General Hamilton as head of the Mediterranean theater and inspector general of overseas forces. The Army Council would arrange new forces for a self governing Dominion seeking independence. A Burning Post special notes Hamilton's appointment reverses prior policy of non interference with Dominions. Transferred Gint Lol Kit Shener will succeed Sir William Nicholson as Chief of the Imperial General Staff.
A French Senate bill proposes dismissing civil servants over 25 who are married, offering bounties for children and higher pensions for families with more than four children, plus extended military service for married men over 29.
British politics notes Mr Asquith announcing a bid to amend the coronation declaration to be introduced on Tuesday with a subsequent discussion day on Thursday. The labor leader deems the conference statement compatible with a Liberal and Unionist Labour party deal amid fears of betrayal.
In Melbourne on Friday the Labor Caucus rejected finance and backed an Act authorizing a 23.5 million loan for naval defence. Parliament debated revenue carrying the cost, with Canberra pushing to repeal the Foundation Act. Mr Pisher's plan for per capita returns and a Federal Bank issue received support while the Federal Bank decision remained deferred.
Melbourne reports a Department of External Affairs proposal to back a Federal Dianamise Company to stage an Australian life play in England. Nat Gould would write the script and Australian artists perform with Polish rhapsody included. The project asks the Commonwealth to grant £2500 weekly or £4,000 yearly for three years.
The Prime Minister referenced the Trans Australian railway project amid Finance issues. He indicated the government would inform the public about progress, while opponents criticized costs and delays. The proposal had won support from many party members but faced financial hurdles delaying action.
Acting Premier Wilson told the Perth annual dinner that delays by the Federal authorities in the Kalgoorlie to Port Augusta line must end. He accused procrastination of harming Western Australia and urged completing the railway, noting state expenditures and water projects tied to the route.
A damaged despatch discusses finishing work on a transborder railway and possible parallel efforts. It mentions Kalgoorlie near the border, South Australia, and proposals to link routes while preserving water state control. It asks for a favorable reply to proceed and inform Parliament.
Fragmentary text alleges a wake or meeting at a hotel connected to the Gubbielite Football League. The case was adjourned.
Fragmentary OCR describes a dramatic escape after an accident near Buk Ore. An individual named Melbonone or Anon of Mr R King avoided serious harm when a tank tipped causing a large spill. Emergency responders or bystanders assisted, with unclear details about injuries and subsequent actions.
A mangled OCR fragment reports a troop train on the Mangini line near Avaeries where a derailment or collision killed 87 and injured 50 as troops were being conveyed. Other text mentions whisky branding and an inspector from a Central Board of Health visiting Mevka barca, with unclear context and garbled names.
AN Bernard Ritnnicker of Peak Hill applies for a Gold Mining Lease under The Mining Act 1904. Land titled Lee King George covers 18 acres starting from the NW corner G.M.L. 319, with a defined boundary description.
Morning service at Tam on Sunday with Rev HW Maton as preacher. Meekatharra service on July 3 with Rev LN O Nuan officiating. Farnen Fuanavan Church notices list Madan sit Liteny and Suntay Selwals as pastors or preachers.
Stacy and Williams lawyers from Prattville face a complex land dispute with the Law Department. They express concerns over treaty compliance and potential penalties while addressing abandonment and banking issues.
Every Wednesday Evening. Commencing on June 22 and every Saturday and Monday Fortuiahtix Foster’n Bitter Ale guaranteed to be absolutely pure, still brewed in accordance with the Victorian Pure Food Act.
James Chesann of Cue applies for a Gold Mining Lease under the Mining Act 1904 for ground named He Royal Highness of 18 acres. Location begins at the southwest corner of GMLL No 678N and runs 18 chains north then west to finish. Objections must be lodged at the Warden's office by July 2 1910. hearing July 22 1910.
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