Fever Returns and Pope’s Cordition Report
A garbled OCR note reports fever recurrence and a statement about the Pope’s condition. It mentions a return on the weekend and aggravation, with unclear references to nerves and treatments.
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Newspaper
Hamilton Spectator
Location
Hamilton, Victoria, Australia
Date
Apr 15, 1913
Page
7
A garbled OCR note reports fever recurrence and a statement about the Pope’s condition. It mentions a return on the weekend and aggravation, with unclear references to nerves and treatments.
Fragmentary text describes fever symptoms persisting, a left side weakness, and effort by officials to mobilize medical care. Mentions Hobinews hopeful for recovery amid general commotion and ongoing work in a hospital setting.
Berlin reports the Reichstag debate on the Finance measure as Chancellor Hollweg urges extraordinary sacrifices to sustain German strength and peace. The budget contemplates vast expenditures and recurring costs, while warning against domestic political distractions that could undermine the national effort.
In a Pres Club speech Lord Reesbery criticizes the public’s indifference to major issues, arguing newspapers overly amplify events and strive to avert calamity at war through flawless journalism.
A garbled report notes withdrawal of capital in Bralin Burlay and references a Cologne Casette drawing attention to remarks about capital in Gwiteerland. It mentions a war levy of 68 on property attributed to a prospectra.
Italian forces landed at Lotmita on Tripoli's north coast with little resistance. A boat capsized causing the drowning of seventy persons.
The Archbishop of Canterbury is reported to be suffering from severe influenza in London, with ward notes indicating illness and continued medical care. The brief bulletin mentions his condition and current hospital status.
An early report states a workman’s train collided with a nearby freight train near Bundy. Twelve persons were seriously injured, with rescue teams and authorities rushing to the scene for aid and investigation. Further details on casualties and cause were not available at this time.
Wire from Melbourne reports the Poll Court allowed the appeal in a breach of contract case. Judge Hagieann had awarded £195 to Sharp, a china merchant, against Thomecs. On arrival, Garp refused 42 livery, alleging incorrect china. Damages of £125 were awarded in County Court, overturned on appeal.
Wire report says a teroper reformed and investigated the death of Mrs. Wisabeth Pamford at Killerra near Venalla. She died from strieh- Dine polaoting in her tea. The husband faced debt but did not fear his wife’s concern. A detective found evidence to justify no arrest.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Penang and Australia with unclear names and events. It lacks a coherent event, date, or identifiable organization, making a precise summary difficult.
The Portland council debated Narrawong bridge plans and a deviation to the Digby Narrawong route. A temporary road, riverbank work, and costs were examined, with engineer proposals and public works involvement noted.
A fragmented OCR passage shows a narrator describing thinning hair and daily worries. It mentions Cure products like Caticura and Caticura Coat, with stray references to remedies, ad imagery, and scattered personal annotations. The tone mimics a personal diary or advertisement collage.
Fragmentary schedule lists coaches and trains from Lane's Western Hotel Balmoral to Noradjuba via uk with departure times around dawn and early morning. It mentions connections at Has Dm and Balmoral arriving 7 p.m. and other routes from Harrow Karnak to Mollach with afternoon departures. Includes names of hotels and proprietors like Lane's Hotel and Mrs. Wallace Hotel.
Misspelled and garbled text describes parcels delivery in town with references to a proprietor, road names, and timing. The legible bits indicate a parcel service and a proprietor named Rodent Young or similar, with unclear spelling and multiple errors.
The notice announces an April 18 excursion from Hamilton to Glenthorapeon with trains on April 11 and April 18. Return tickets valid until April end. Timings show early morning departure and 1 20 pm arrival, with secretary A Thomp Aor listed.
The Coleraine Racing Club opens with trial hours and a full race card including Maiden Plate and several handicaps. Notable entries include Coleraine Oup, Shogn Day, Grandstand Handicap, and Coleraine-Stemplechase with weights and nominations listed for April entries.
A racing notice outlines trial handicaps for ponies and horses at 14 miles and 2 furlongs, with weights, entries, and acceptance fees. It lists MacArthur Handicap and Distance Trotting events, nominations, and conditions, with deadlines at the Secretary's office and governing body rules.
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