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Newspaper
Geelong Advertiser
Location
Geelong, Victoria, Australia
Date
Jun 05, 1914
Page
3
A memorial service in Geelong drew many mourners including the local Anglican bishop and a large turnout of widows and friends. The event featured clergymen, a formal address, and commemorative music as attendees recalled the deceased.
A troubled case concerns an orphan named Flue Perr Parhur and a potential adopter Cyillon of Brooklyn, with the Empress of Treland mentioned as a backdrop. The Canaan: Preirie Company is resisting bringing the child under its care while relatives show interest. The company plans to pursue avenues to resolve the guardianship.
Yesterday afternoon a fire at Gole's Book Arcade in Malhonza burned rapidly. Firefighters from Central Station responded quickly with a large force. no injuries or extensive services necessary. Debris and smoke affected the storefront, while witnesses described a blaze spreading over the interior.
Reuters reports from Storstad claim the liner was mishandled. The Canadian Pacific Railway Company seeks damages over the Froland incident, alleging fault lies with navigation and related errors. Officials in London and Ottawa discuss inquiries and potential government action as investigations continue.
A union dispute involving London Building Industries is raised with the federation pledging support. Statements indicate Labour and employers remain at odds as the federation considers financial backing to the strikers in their fight against firm measures.
An unclear historical note mentions Lohdon chief civic figure and links to London’s Lord Mayor Bir T. V. Howater. The fragment references Lord Peel, chairman of the London County Council, and exchanges during a Motel de Villa gathering with French and European counts.
A June through March period in Bombay reports over 40 warehouse fires causing widespread disruption. Fire brigades respond to multiple outbreaks as flames damage storage facilities and raise safety concerns. Authorities investigate causes amid ongoing firefighting efforts.
A chaotic suffragette incident unfolds at a Doce Gallery, with a caretaker assaulted by a ratchet and a crowd clash over a priceless image. Police move in as editors report a volatile scene, arrests follow, and trial hints emerge for those involved.
An East Canadian member of parliament resigns amid political shifts. The brief notes the MP’s background, including prior roles and regional ties, with mentions of associates and expected replacements. No further details on date or successor are provided in the fragment.
Reported killings and injuries amid banditry regard a missionary attack. Government troops pursue suspects as violence disrupts missions and local civilians endure the unrest. Notes mention a large force marching and ongoing efforts to quell the raid.
Reports from Niagara Falls on June rd detail a conference where delegates debate how to arrange a settlement. Mexican Constitutionalists face internal turmoil as negotiations aim to pacify the country and curb external bully tactics.
An unreliable report outlines England's meat imports and apple shipments, mentioning New Zealand Australia and South America. It references a decline in yearly beef or carcass trade with England and notes shipments through London and other ports amid unclear context and garbled names.
A garbled report references Americans for Antarctic activity in New York and a polar expedition led by Captain Kulure Narrieet. It mentions Cayuse Bartlett, Admiral Moary, and Admiral Praty with ties to Arctic exploration and a North Polar expedition, noting personnel and ships involved amid fragmented details.
A garbled report mentions Gesirang ry wate and rowers led by Mura teaching in the Aifuanaig district near Faroe. It notes May events and conflicts with subtexts referencing Milioortin, Sab midi Nitime ake Heeec, Teas in Laat, and unclear local figures.
Fragmented readable text mentions a doomed situation and unclear names. The fragment references a conflict or crisis with partial phrases like halted plans, sign, and an unnamed authority figure. No clear events, dates, or locations are discernible from the readable portion.
Warwinlsiure defeated Worastershire in a tense weather marred game as rain interrupted play. Gloucester shire's Dipper scored 1468 in the first innings and 85 in the second, while Somertot and Derbyshire tipped the scales in a seven-welt victory. The Australians watch as Gray dominates the night session. The America Cup race saw Resolute beat Vanitic by over three minutes. Northern Lawn Tennis Championship features Pini edging Bitlet Baal Te.
A minister presses masters to address issues with the wages board amid a complex exchange on labor and economic policy. The dialogue references bake house workers, workers’ rights, and regulatory oversight as authorities consider measures to regulate pay and working conditions.
Fragmentary OCR phrase mentions a visit to a doctor thief abstracter Bodney on Thursday at the pacing. Names like George Henry Clarkson are noted with a guilty plea regarding several articles. The text is garbled but indicates a legal or court-related item with names and a plea.
Fragmented reports detail a heated session as government factions clash over wartime policies and constitutional terms. Debates reference the Commonwealth, wartime emergency powers, and proposed measures affecting the franchise and legislative control.
Fragmented Senate transcript shows Rayator Millon and MColl leading a debate on constitutional reform amid protests. Officials warn the chamber risks delay as lawmakers press for timely action, while opponents urge caution and broader public input.
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