Hamilton Borough Special Meeting on August 2010
The Borough of Hamilton in Utica schedules a special meeting in the Council Chamber on August 18 2010 to confirm resolutions including repealing provisions of ByLaw No 7 and enacting new bylaws under Health Act authority. A copy of each resolution is for public inspection at the Town Clerk's office.
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New South Wales
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Casterton
Abbote
Hee
Coretoera
al Euhope
Loans to Farmers on Easy Terms
Announced by the Savings Bank system, loans to farmers offered with favorable terms. Interest and per cent details described, with repayment options and mortgage deed charges. Applications available at local Savings Banks for farm loans and related services.
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Correspondents Asked About Previous Letter Submissions
Correspondents forwarding letters for insertion in the Bpec tator are asked to state whether they have sent similar letters to other journals.
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Correspondenta
Coming Events and Nominations for Autumn Shows
Local listings announce August and September horse shows with racing events at various venues. Entries close dates include August 27 for nominations and September 23 for pacing events, with weights and class numbers noted.
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Kantrien Beet
Namiiton Pace
Bandicape
Rami
Come O Vilmas
Telephone at Moutajup Post Office Progress Promised
The Hamilton Spectator reports that Moutajup residents have long sought a telephone connection at the post office. A cabinet box delivery signals readiness for use, with the railway line barrier removed and local access expected soon. The Hamilton branch of the A N A notes a well attended meeting with Mr B W Holden presiding. Invitations and devotions from local societies were accepted, and promises of future benefits and meetings were discussed.
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Moutajup
Ted
Advised debate on forming a cricket team with branch plans
The meeting debated forming a friendly cricket club and left the final choice to four debaters. A tree planting excursion to Lake Linthgow was proposed with a small committee to organize. A branch of the Australian Women's Association in Hamilton was set to begin, and a shooting competition was scheduled for the next meeting.
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Australian Women's Assoriathon
Hamilton
Brameh
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HAA
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Ty Torr
Naumlent Eeentog
Federal Parliament Debates Australian Notes and Bills
In Canberra the House of Representatives debates the Australian Notes Bill and government bills on external affairs. The Supply Bill passes after consideration of Treasury advances for ship payments. The government aims for a quick currency reform with a plan tied to British actions. The session adjourns to continue next day.
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London
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Deakin
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Australia
Prohibition Debate on Rail Transport of Oversized Bags
Melbourne wire reports Mr Pudor says the Booth Australian Government favors prohibiting railways from carrying oversized bags of corn. The correspondent notes government sympathy on the issue and potential action to regulate cargo size.
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Strikers Released for Banquet After Workplace Walkout
The four workers Brenson Gray Murad and Lewis, held after a strike, were released yesterday and will be banqueted tonight in a public gathering.
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Railway disaster shocks city with deadly rail crash
A locomotive of a special tram collided with a passenger train from San Francisco in London yesterday. Thirteen people were killed and twelve injured in the fatal accident.
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Glasgow Chamber of Commerce Opposes Wireless Bill
The Glasgow Chamber of Commerce decided to oppose the Wireless Bill introduced in the House of Commons on July a. Steamship owners argue the bill is unnecessary and will cause hardship for pure consumer commerce, serving mainly wireless companies.
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Apaccia Moo
Cholera Crisis Shakes Russian Towns and Railways
Reports from Russia describe a cholera outbreak near Donets mines and in surrounding areas. The disease disrupts rail traffic and causes rising casualties as workers seek treatment and evacuation. Authorities struggle to contain it amid harsh winter conditions.
Seditious Poems Sentences in London Trial
London report notes Eihayatt convicted of seditious edition and sentenced Monday night to four years of hard labor. The article details a severe punishment in a Pobliabine veditione pote context, with emphasis on the harsh nature of the sentence.
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Eihayatt
Walter Long in London Monday Night
Mr. Walter Long, once secretary Trelanid, appears in London on Monday night in a brief event noted by local papers. Details remain unclear from fragmented OCR text.
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London
Walter Lone
Victorian Champion Wins at Westman Mere Meet
Frank Heavrepaire, champion swimmer from London, wins the Fitds championship at Westman Mere. He defeats Darbys wed Hadmlovic in a tight race, with Loarte noted as current holder.
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Mundored Championship of England Ends in Wide Finish
Beacrrepairr Ovationed a splendid contest as Deourepaire led for the last twenty yards to win the One Mundred VYorde Championship of England amid great excitement. The finish saw a yard of separation over the foils with Hewart Frit accorded a cvatjen.
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England
Deourepaire
Hewart
Three men shoot sentry at Potedum powder magazine
In London on a Monday a sentry at the Potedum powder magazine was challenged by three men who fired and wounded him before fleeing the scene. The incident prompts an investigation into the motive and suspects.
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London
South Africa to Tour Australia in 1908
A Johannesburg telegraph dispatch notes South Africa plans to send a cricket team to Australia. The report mentions delays and funding issues, with the association aiming to secure half the required money. Details are uncertain due to garbled text.
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Keehange Telegraph Company
Johenneshire
South Africa
Australia
Findine
Gale
Bate
Terror 10 Secret Societies Arrests Shake London
Omar Ballanti chief of police oversaw the arrest of forty Cammorista in London on Monday night as authorities pursue a network described as Terror 10 secret societies. Ballanti reportedly took action after a death by own action in Home, with authorities tightening control.
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London
Omar Ballanti
British Trade Shifts as Exports Rise in July
Imports fell by £993,081 in July, while exports rose by LBAT164 led by iron and steel, wool and cotton manufactures. The broader pattern shows stronger overseas shipments from the UK in July amid ongoing trade activity.
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London
Prisoners Freed by Local Labour Groups in Goulburn and Bathurst
Unionist readers Brenoon Cray were released from Bathurst gaol and Horne Lowe from Goulburn. They attended banquets and public meetings hosted by local labour leagues. Officials Burov and Lewis were interviewed about inquiries into prisoner treatment.
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Hearne Takes Seven Wickets For Two Runs in Middlesex Debut
A sensational bowling spell after lunch in the Middlesex Easex match saw J W Hearne of Middlesex take seven wickets for two runs.
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London
Middlesex
J W. Hearne
English rugby team visit described in unclear telegram
Fragmentary text describes a rugby team visit and a telegram related to the tour though many words are garbled. The readable portions mention an English rugby team and a travel or visit context, but key details are missing.
United States Rescue At Sea Cited By Naval Report
A Reuters Telegram reports the U S government notes a September rescue of the schooner crew by a naval group. The bulletin mentions Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as a household cold and croup treatment amid public interest in cures and preventive care.
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Rgrcee
Leed
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King PACER BAA and Queen Mary Depart for Bnigra
Kiano Quek M. King PACER Baa and Queen Mary have departed for Bnigra, details unclear. The note records travel of named entities between locations. Further context from the source is needed to confirm roles or purposes.
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A Schooner's Triumph in Monday Night Race
The Wentward, an American schooner, won the event cup in a dramatic Monday night race. Malone and Her Von finished behind, with Germoin far astern in the crowded field at ZonNe.
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Fighting is Teneran London Monday
Fragmentary report describes a deadly fighting event with thirty killed and three hundred workers affected. Text references The Fidain Letbeamen and a Great ErAoRA mentioning rifles and casualties amid battle context.
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Enormous Devastation Reported at Local Event
Fragmentary OCR note describes enormous destruction at a local incident. Text includes unclear phrases and names, with possible references to a gea or place and scope of damage. No coherent details or confirmed entities are readable.
Japanese youth linked to California cattle ranch murder
A grim case from London reports a Japanese youth named Yameaguchi accused of murdering Kooph Kendall and Kendall's wife at a Tomar cattle ranch in California. Victims' bodies were burned, with only charred remains found in the kitchen stove and ashes fed to the fire.
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Arrests of American Society Gamblers in Narragansett Raid
Police raided Imganabu eluls on Narragansett Pier and arrested thirty men connected to American Society gambling. Detainees were taken to the local court amid protests from the crowd.
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Extraordinary Proceedings Haid Unauthorised Raid at London
Telegrams from the United States report a raid at Nagargapett Pier Island nightclub where informers were believed to be involved. Armed raiders overpowered guards at the entrance and stormed the roulette hall, firing revolvers and injuring people before police arrived and arrested suspects.
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Honouring the Dead in London Military Honors
The British Admiralty announced full funeral honors for veterans, with a Monday night ceremony in London to honor fallen servicemen and their service. The event underscores ongoing respect for those who served.
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Aerial feat tops London aviation meet record
An unnamed flyer achieved a remarkable altitude during the London aviation meeting, climbing beyond the lands to reach an estimated height of 280 feet using an spiral climb.
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Train murderer executed at Newcastle
Jobin Wetman convicted of the murder of Toby Nisbet secretary of the Brokewormd colliery. Wetman was hanged at Newcastle yesterday after the Newcastle train murder on March 1st.
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Cloakmakers Strike Leaves 76000 Idle in New York
Seventy thousand cloakmakers are idle in New York as a strike spreads. About twenty one thousand New York tailors have also quit work, with many workers from Chicago and other cities joining under protection.
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New York
Chicago
Ballarat Stock Market Report Shows Mixed Cattle and Bull Prices
Wire from Ballarat notes good buyer attendance with steady prices versus last week. Prime cattle range £11 4s to £19 10s, bulls up to £11 18s, horses and sheep showing modest gains while overall demand remains steady. Notables include M. M'Laod at Talisker and Mr A Whitehead at Worroll with multiple bullock and cow lots recorded.
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