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Newspaper
Geelong Advertiser
Location
Geelong, Victoria, Australia
Date
Dec 03, 1913
Page
3
Blurred OCR report notes extreme heat across multiple towns with temperatures near 98 degrees in shade and hot winds. It mentions rising heat measured at several locations, widespread dryness, and a fire threat as authorities warn residents while trains and travel remain busy.
A Geelong man named Mr. Withan Auuear was killed yesterday on Pakinguuy Street West Gevionie. Police say a sudden assault caused fatal heart failure during the pursuit and arrest attempt. Constable Labia led the response as detectives opened an inquiry for the court today at 11 am.
A muddled dispatch accuses a ruler of treachery and cites a sequence of telegrams blamed for political turmoil. The report references Ferdinand and a high level inquiry, noting June 28 orders and leadership changes.
A fragmentary report describes Veltrueo Imquairy and Te mauaing ie Tes vf elie kawaron Xonvidati esis Cagenwett ate Whee Sherrie, with unclear sequence of events and references to a Spelling ill and a named date. The text hints at a personal or legal matter involving a hinge Suna Ga ak th fry vevzina and a data UGeik ar shen peratter request.
A garbled historical diary sketches salt production and trade near Ueland, mentioning export routes, salt works, and local crews. It hints at naval or coastal labor, a proposed salt testing, and industrial scenes with unnamed figures and places, all amid a muddy OCR fragment.
The American women’s suffrage association discussed presenting a message to the President urging Congressional action. Crystal Pankhurst, famed suffragette sheltering in France, is noted as a key figure in the nascent campaign signals, with hopes for a national grant of voting rights.
Murmurs in Mexico City claim President Huerta plans to depart for Vera Cruz on the east coast. The Mexican Foreign Minister’s statements fuel belief Providine Himedta will quit the country, with an annual Genial immediate.
Fragmentary report notes a corporate entity named Land and Pisane Company Ltd sending a confidential adviser to Rodis to probe Tur cattle and Shera estes. The fragment mentions Dl te Soappan Lal and a decision of the Wwertimg held ai, but the garbled wording obscures specifics.
The text describes discussions around Indian representation and colonial governance, mentioning figures like Gandhi and broader debates on civil rights, citizenship, and social reform. It references British authorities, the Times, and debates about imperial policy, with notes on language about Indians and calls for policy change.
In a historic proceedings the Privy Council debated the Sugar Company's case with emphasis on colonial sugar interests, Crown authority, and parliamentary limits. Lord Haldane presided as Lord High Chancellor while Lords Dunedin, Hay, Moncrieff, and others weighed parliamentary power versus the colonial sugar committee’s actions amid calls for executive restraint.
A hearsay filled report alleges a customs fraud scheme involving Ralph Milliwrn Walter Tolin Farnand Willian Adle and Brune Anthony Cuthherean. They allegedly conspired with Raymond Ewart Kemsles Charles Breen Kelle and others to defraud Elis Magesi's Customs of duty using later invoices and derdaisy use on imported goods. The document references Avatrelien Cusurme author and related official actions.
The article details a chaotic scene involving multiple crews and officials as events unfold at a prominent location. Key figures like Viner and Wessel are named in the report, with explanations offered for the disrupted operations. Authorities probe the incident while investigations focus on the Constantinople project and related delays.
Fragmented OCR passage references Germany the Conservatives and a department in Berlin. Mentions Trade policy and a preferred rent concept. Lacks coherent facts, names, dates, or clear events to summarize.
Fragmented OCR text mentions Westangton, Mr. Diendle, Seetenary, and Nol Waaypuartinge amid garbled lines. References to a yuvah be day, Lite shaves, Cin Chet Beewas, and a regiun with Mie Daniels. Overall, the passage is incomplete with no clear event, date, or identifiable entities beyond disjoint names.
A fragmentary report describes Zabern Troops Co 1 preparing for a naval exercise near Kaveri. The notice mentions a council, Friday vigil, and potential further steps at a meeting on Wednesday. Details are unclear due to damaged text but indicate military activity and leadership oversight.
A jagged, partial sports note references a Sydney Nova Sentinel report on December events, mentioning Shrabh and Walter Miller in a weight category, a drawn match with Joao Pennington, and police involvement after the game. It also alludes to a Crown proceeding and various Australian names with uncertain details.
Fragmentary OCR text describes a governor or political figure in Victoria with references to a public event or ceremony. It mentions a May or March timeframe, a hostess, and a ceremonial tone. The passage appears to outline duties, appearances, and official acts, including a mention of treaties and a formal address. Names and places are garbled, but the piece centers on governance and ceremonial behavior.
An investigation into a Malwa steamer incident reports passenger fatalities and a probable smallpox link. The vessel carried travelers and a wife, with medical teams examining cases as authorities allocate respond. The report notes arrival at a ward for treatment and outlines the ongoing inquiry into the outbreak’s origin and scope.
The article outlines a criminal proceeding in Apollo Bay involving accused individuals, including reference to Dr Beattie and Dr Beith, with testimony on mental state. The jury deliberated on whether the defendant could plead insanity while noting conjunctions with Beattie South and other medical opinions.
Fragmented OCR text reports a prolonged parliamentary adjournment triggered by Craven's death. Leaders and ministers appear amid confusion as discussions touch on reforms, wartime measures, and public concerns. Names and places are garbled, but the piece centers on official reactions and procedural actions following the passing.
A parliamentary session was disrupted as Flendemal MP Me Houerts collapsed during intense heat after an angry exchange. Speakers, including Mr Roberts, described the moment as a dramatic interjection before the chair suspended the sitting.
In a fluid electoral scene multiple parties including Liberal and Independent factions vie for influence. Leaders and candidates refer to labor support, trade unions and regional issues as they seek a majority, with campaigning intensifying across key districts and towns.
A garbled early 20th century report depicts a parliamentary scene with names such as Bowles Roberts and O Mara referencing health and telegrams. It notes a chair taking moment, a Prime Minister remark, and ongoing parliamentary work amid confusion and speculative blame.
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