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Newspaper
Geelong Advertiser
Location
Geelong, Victoria, Australia
Date
Jun 15, 1914
Page
3
A chaotic Friday evening near Strunston and Matop streets drew constables and bystanders as a horse collapsed into hay causing a topple and minor injuries. Witnesses recalled a tense crowd, with women blaming the king amid disorder and a wider spectacle described as a chaotic country fair aftermath.
A letter discusses congregational singing during services with ministers and parishioners reacting. It notes praise and criticism of the singing, mentions a minister quote about the fondness for singing, and references a public response from church members and a speaker named Tim. The tone reflects local opinion on musical worship.
In a distorted report the Salvationist Congress details a speech by Gomurat Myrewell Poutthy premier leader. The piece notes the Australian contingent and mentions platform sentiment and political divisions tied to the government.
A car accident near Tanlios, capital of Hauge Garane, killed a family. Witnesses describe a bridge collapse and a fall of the vehicle, with rescue efforts ongoing but all aboard reported dead.
An unclear OCR page fragment mentions Willamarrest Carter, NeW. Micry torn Lrckled with pimptey and Binebbeyar, an odd colonial style misspellings and disjointed phrases. References to soap brands Oxoard Soap and Cotienre Soap appear amid garbled lines about a Mentee, Towns, and a November date.
Disconnected OCR text reveals a chaotic political scene with references to law, trials, movements, and various named entities. The fragmented lines mention ministers, committees, nationalist factions, and overseas interactions, hinting at a period of upheaval and ideological contest. The garbled stream suggests a public dispute over governance and policy with multiple actors and dates embedded strangely.
Fragmented OCR text mentions war costs and global references, with unclear names and numbers. It includes stray phrases about Somalia and the United States, but lacks a clear event, date, or identifiable subjects to form a precise summary.
In a tense session the government faced a robust Labor push as Botea stayed in office. Debate centered on oversight and the governing coalition’s stability with ministers offering cautious support while critics pressed for reforms and accountability.
Tamdon Sime 12h Mach army enlivened by Iron Hon of a Wackanuta at Tunstall Teaneashie due to noisy singing in church. Accused denied disturbance claims. defendant said he sang tenor to ease pain. Many congregation members left or covered ears. judge fines him £1 as bench notes the choir should be fined too.
Fort Atlantic bankers report record gold transfers to Europe, the largest in U.S. history. International bankers see no near prospect of a gold outflow reversal, while business leaders hope for short term improvement as the year winds down.
A fog bound collision involving multiple vessels causes injuries and fatalities. Reports mention a wrecked liner and emergency responders aiding passengers as officials investigate the incident and name potential suspects amid chaotic scenes.
Fragmentary report discusses risks to a vessel and international tensions. It mentions a voyage, a 3,000,000 ten note, a prison event, and the possibility of a convention with a deck invis. Details are partially illegible but imply maritime danger and political actions surrounding an incident at sea.
A whaling ship named Annitel ran aground near Queenscliff on Saturday night after a voyage to Cornair Kent. Five crew members were rescued by a life-boat and two pilot steamers were sent to assist. The remaining crew were left resting aboard the vessel.
London June 13h cynical eff tions about roses and rammer in her foaliegs carments herald the arrival of Reiser end Admiral Von Tiepita at the Archduke Prancischateau near Vien. The iymediate motive of Uhm Keser, vinit is atril declared to be 9 with to we the Archdukes gardene In full loom. Diplomatiels assert that the eating is due ion denen to remova t he dmplorahle antagonisms between Antrim and aly. The independent Prone amwetts Shit the rive of the Archduke partan will at some fite date be converted into a banquet of ARES.
A fragmented report notes the opening of the Pasama Canal on June first with references to the president and an international context tied to naval warships. The text is unclear but suggests a formal ceremony and geopolitical significance.
Fragmented text describes upheaval in France during the Third Republic with President Poincare’s policy clashes, Senate and Chamber tensions, and a government defeat. Referenced figures include Bid, Ribet, and various ministers amid discussion of a three year term and no confidence.
Fragmented OCR text discusses an Italian strike with mentions of deaths and alleged evidence. It references names and places like Ravenna and others while trailing through garbled phrases. The readable bits imply a chaotic recounting of events without clear details.
The report covers a chaotic set of notes on London sports events and a New York Telh match. It notes Denmark or England figures and several names, with scattering references to teams, captains, and a 40,000-strong crowd watching the international Telh match where England beat America.
A large fire at Miller's Point damaged the Harbor Prust facilities and stock including wool and the Norddouvecher wharf. Estimated losses exceed £100,000. Steamers Trnpic and Aue Calin moved to safety as eleven engines and nearly 80 firefighters battled the blaze under Lieutenant Ick of LMA Australia.
The article recounts Mr Watt resisting a shift from state politics as allies urge a federal run. It details parliamentary considerations, cabinet ties, and pressure from political friends to seek a national election, with mentions of officials including Mr Watt and other ministers contemplating the path forward.
Fragmented text records a heated parliamentary debate about supply and government power. Mentions the Senate, House of Representatives, and attempts to block supply while noting public attention to events in Melbourne and discussions on a potential warrant and constitutional authority.
In a hard fought VFL style game at the oval, Collingwood pressed ahead to defeat Uselong by 25 points. The match featured standout performances from Collingwood forwards and a stout defensive effort, with key moments in the third and final quarters shaping the outcome. Uselong's late push could not overturn the margin as Collingwood extended their lead and controlled the tempo to secure the win.
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