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Newspaper
Menzies Miner
Location
Menzies, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Jan 13, 1900
Page
8
Cablegrams recount a perplexing tale as a solver is found, the subject lands at Gibraltar where an inquisition probes the motive of his movements. Authorities suspect possible intent to assassinate Lord Hobyrts.
The court convicted several defendants for sedition and incitement in Paris. Deron Inia and Selaces received ten year banishment, Guerin was jailed for ten years. Other accused were acquitted as mitigating factors reduced penalties.
The death is announced of William Oates a well known English cricketer. The notice notes his prominence in the sport and marks the passing as a significant event in cricket circles.
Sporting notes indicate Tarqnin will be nominated for the Summer Cup at the Anniversary meeting and then depart for Adelaide. Westralian bookmakers set bets for Saturday's meeting while Cohen and FL Kenyon, banking partners, plan a departure for Victorie Township.
An alarm log records a serious crash near Palmerston North where a party of two drivers suffered leg dislocations and one vehicle was badly damaged. The January 10 incident notes a fall over an embankment and conveys the chaotic scene as responders attended.
In a crackdown the Sub-Inspector of Explosives and colleagues intensify action to curb illegal explosive devices and those not complying face trials. The effort seeks to stem explosive threats and avert dangerous incidents nationwide.
An incomplete note appears to describe a medicinal preparation or remedy labeled Moli S Schkapys. The text hints at a preparation for indigestion, mentioning use of tape-like or wrapped packaging and a periodic instruction.
A three hour conference resulted in a basis of settlement for the dispute. The strike was terminated and work resumed today with crews returning to their posts.
Conditions discussed in Panrk as railway workers consider a return to duty. An executive committee meeting of engine, fireman, and conductor associations reviewed Commissioner remarks and prepared proposals for the manager. Intermittent interviews and pledges of support to Holmes and Wheatley were noted, with a possible return to work if wagings are approved.
A meeting at the Commissioner of Railways office with Mr Holmer MLA and Rev Wheatley results in a memorandum of agreement dated January 1 1900. It covers termination of a strike with conditions on royal commission inquiries and personal grievances and outlines ongoing duties in railway administration.
A fragmented statement shows a union leader promising protection for engine drivers and cleaners taking immediate strike action. The text asserts the commissioner will ensure no retaliation or interference by the department and emphasizes support for those who joined the strike.
Penn January 10 240 am report states the railway strike in the colony has terminated. Shoamen will return to work Thursday morning as negotiations leave some men dissatisfied while the majority are anxious to resume duties.
Residents of Gooncarrie and Comet Vale face severe bread shortages after daily shipments of about 120 loaves from Mr A d Foulds ceased. By Tuesday the last crust had vanished, leaving only rice and toes as staples and prompting a trip to Meennien for relief. The crisis risks widespread hunger as supplies dwindle.
Acting Mayor wires Postmaster-General and Railway Department over delays in transporting mails from Kalgoorlie to Menzies and Northern district. Ophir Co. offers cash to expedite mail conveyance while officials acknowledge lack of department communication and possible delays due to unspecified issues.
Telegrams express frustration with the Railway Department over information on mail conveyance. Officials appear unable to state intentions or plans, sparking questions about responsibility as wall bags are pushed onto the line and the department’s cooperation is questioned.
Report outlines likely disruption to Monatesling service pending official guidance. Engine driver telegraphed senior association executives as to plans, with readiness to run trains at the scheduled time unless strike details change. The item notes decisive action once further information is received, affecting anticipated operations and timetable.
The intercolonial cricket match stretched through the day as the wicket remained unrecovered after heavy rain. Attendance was low due to the poor playing surface with Darling the only other batsman to score well. New South Wales led by 47 runs, the innings closing at 197.
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