This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!
This newspaper page contains 32 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.
Newspaper
Geelong Advertiser
Location
Geelong, Victoria, Australia
Date
Jun 15, 1912
Page
6
In a garbled telegram of political chatter, Taft supporters claim strong showings and a split Republican vote, while Roosevelt backers warn against nominating Taft. The piece notes party figures like Plya from Pennsylvania voicing views and hints at internal committee tensions and potential strategy shifts.
A garbled report from June 1 describes the president in a quarrel with Congress over the Army appropriation bill. It notes ongoing friction in administration circles and hints at potential delays or veto implications. Names and places are obscured by OCR errors but reference to Wellington and Anminnaatin Ti fle arise in the garbled text.
Report from Tene on June 1 describes camorra defendants in a lengthy trial at Viterin. Counsel for the accused claims the proceedings are biased and rushed while noting many defendants face pressure from illness and fear. The defense seeks to delay and questions the judge’s control during the proceedings.
Leila reports on the will of Derrick Warner, detailing distributions to widow and children. The estate includes 160,000 pounds for charity, 1000,000 for the widow and child, and 7,000 pounds yearly to Derrick until insolvency, with sums tied to family debts and succession plans.
Winter wheat and butter markets show firmer demand and rising prices in the week. Trade notes indicate stronger wheat futures and easing butter supplies, with prices quoted around prevailing market levels. Independent traders and local grocers report steady demand and cautious buying ahead of wholesale auctions next month.
Fragmented notes describe discussions between British and Canadian officials about a commercial treaty. The text mentions ministers, ports, and proposed terms, with references to meetings in February and April and to a Canadian minister of costs.
Fragmented dispatch outlines UK political tensions over home rule. Mentions Parliament, constitutional questions, and potential shifts in governance. References to leaders and reforms indicate a period of uncertain stability and contested authority.
An obscure early draft notes delays in immigration fare adjustments. Mention of Mr. Oscar Thtmiusine and Sir George Relll suggests intervention by the High Commissioner and Agents-General cooperates to prevent the increase. The text is garbled but indicates official effort to curb rising immigration costs.
A garbled dispatch from Landom June 13 reports a tennis result, a motor incident, and a shop death in New Jersey. It notes injuries, flooding, and a robbery attempt with several wounded and a broken window. Several other items reference a library book sale and a Dublin building disturbance.
In Friday's note the next Estimates plan extra spending of £46,058 plus ongoing outlays. Proposed items include 14 junior posts, 38 senior positions, and 129 tube stands, raising total costs to £89,109. Details reference Branchiel Combe and proposed incidental aid.
Article reports on wartime fears and shifts in Italian advance amid Russian jealousy of Sweden. Mentions Turkish resistance and Allied moves in the desert, with various forces and casualties noted as part of the broader strategic tension.
Reported transport disruptions eased as workers at the docks resume activity under a cabinet stance. The article mentions Teron and Hiswen figures, noting government plans and potential questions to the Coronel regarding best practices and trade strategies.
The article recalls a colonial demonstration on the Daly River showing maize yield and timber resources. Settlers hope a riverine transport route will open up, enabling large maize harvests and timber trade, with government support planned and surveys underway to size up viable routes and seasonable plans for delivery.
A damaged fragment notes a ceremonial thanksgiving for rain to be held tomorrow in Sydney with officials including Governor Chelmsford and Priday. The brief mentions children's house and a prophecies related to calm waters and societal prayer.
Fragmented OCR notes describe Dunthoy works and mentions various titled figures and governors in the British Empire. References include Lord Chedmsford, Governor of New South Wales, and Australian officials, with lists of appointments and ceremonial titles.
Wreck commission report says signals from the Californian were ignored as the Titanic disaster unfolded. Officials contend miscommunications and halted actions contributed to the tragedy, with inquiries noting no definitive proof of rescue attempts despite nearby vessels.
Queenslanders in London praise Queensland as a paradise at a gathering presided by Agent General Robinson. The event honored Sir Philip with guests including Mrs Philp and other officials. Speakers touted Queensland’s development plans and funding, highlighting a proposed loan and immigration ties. The ceremony featured remarks on progress and a call for support from Australian representatives.
The article reports Mr Holman speaking on government immigration plans and their impact on labor, with protests and interrupted proceedings. It mentions unemployed men in a Back of the Tall area and ensuing discussion about policy and job relief measures.
An OCR battered report states seven unemployed men clashed with police at the water’s edge near Prineaetroet. They were fined and imprisoned in varying terms with three days suspended for some, while another individual faced additional penalties. Names and exact sentences are unclear due to the damaged text.
An unidentified man died by his own action near a station platform yesterday afternoon about 230 yards from the signal. The incident occurred beside the line with bystanders nearby. The deceased’s wife and child were reported at the scene.
Sydney hosts a tug of war event amid lively competition and spectators. The pageant features teams from various groups with prize money of £1000. Officials reported notable enthusiasm and the event was tied to broader community festivities.
An executive meeting of the Gore United Liberal Burts discusses forming a new organization to oppose Labour. Geo. M'Donald is named deputy sealer, and a selection ballot for Caria election is set for a two month campaign with a large preferential vote system. Leaders pledge loyalty to the party and prepare for a central execution plan.
A garbled OCR passage discusses federal elections and timing in November with unclear references to parliament and possible postponements. It mentions various terms and places in a jumbled mix, with no coherent dates or identities clearly established.
A fractured report on a federal labor caucus meeting notes ministers, amendments, and private party members debating referenda questions. Discussions center on legislative prospects, parliamentary reactions, and anticipated public understanding before elections.
The Hobart report outlines a new Tasmanian ministry with key figures including Solaman, Vague, Ali Ab Sag, and Dr Butler. Chief Secretary Russert and others prepare to deliver policy speeches, signaling a reshaped government lineup after recent changes.
Fragments describe a large gathering in Melbourne to honor Sir Robert Baden Powell. The text lists places Swan Hill Coleraine Upper Yarry Bushwoeth Fenwick Bendigo and others, mentions accommodations for 100 scouts and promotional items like Great Peppermint-Cure.
In a heated session leading local figures Dr Williams and Dr Clutterbuck attended the orphanage committee meeting. A public gathering is proposed for next Wednesday at the town hall to discuss finances and support, with Mayors Williams and Pittock urged to attend and help mobilize backing.
The monthly meeting of the Western District Protestant Choir was held yesterday evening with members present. Officers J Entenpe Earn Bt Gumelos EG Modes FW Noove Wall Sagas JA Lire nd fa Shere Messe Ese van Ghades reported on the group’s activities, and a design committee was formed to prepare a report. Revisions were discussed for admitting a child aged six months, with decisions on accounts and salaries noted. external arrangements were reviewed for members.
The Geelong Harbor Trust faced questions from commissioners on policy shifts favoring certain shippers over rail or port options. Officials cited wheat and cereal yields, port capacity, and transfer costs at Corio Quay and the Geelong pier, noting that shipper preferences influenced pricing and service.
A report details shunting charges and practices for grain transport by rail and ship from Corin Song to Geelong and Newport. It notes railway handling, truck placement, and loading delays, with mentions of grain movement between Geelong, Nath, and Wile Tiamatewn, plus a railway ship transfer at various docks.
Off icers report a preliminary survey incomplete for the Northern line linking Melbourne to Geelong via Bacchs Maral Rowsley and Macedon. Estimated distances and stations from Torchester to Tylden outline potential congestion and annual tonnage around 1,200 tons, with further data pending.
The fragment discusses western wheat freight costs with references to higher freights, transfers, and mileage comparisons between Williamstown and Gentang. It mentions 16 miles to Williamstown, 40 offers for transfer, and various stations and rates, though the text is garbled and few concrete details survive.
We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.
People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!
You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!
Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.
Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.
Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.