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Newspaper
Hamilton Spectator
Location
Hamilton, Victoria, Australia
Date
Dec 01, 1911
Page
4
Loan terms advertise nine percent interest with principal repayment over fourteen years. Freehold options on Crown rents with no mortgage deed charge. Loans payable semi annually with early prepayment allowed. shares offered if paid in five years, penalties after that. Also includes a death notice for Edith Foote and a memorial notice for Mantel Foote, with family remembrances.
A Hamilton Spectator fragment reports a serious industrial accident at Browne Street where hogger Mr Ferguson sustains severe arm injuries after a conveyor belt incident at a chaffcutter. The injured man was transported to hospital and doctors hope the arm may be saved. Also noted is the wedding of Miss Camden to Mr Potts at More’s Church, with details of the ceremony and attendees.
A dense list of community notices, meetings, election details, and legal actions appears. It records a half yearly meeting at the Odd Fellows Hall with officers elected and financials noted, a forthcoming conference, and joint reports on public matters, charity efforts, and local court references.
A damaged OCR item outlines customs alterations and tariff rates across broad categories. It lists duties on textiles, kitchenware, tools, oils, and various household goods with percentages such as 2 to 60 percent, noting adjustments and exemptions. The fragment references Mr. Aron and Mr. Tailor discussing impact, with a postponement to Wednesday of the relevant phase.
Melbourne report outlines the killing of Medeney Meedy at Dandenonge with Leelin Caentery and Minn Carr implicated. Crown evidence shows tied inmate connections and a potential romance driving the motive. Substantial confusion surrounds sentencing and trial proceedings as observers await verdicts in this late nineteenth century case.
State revenue rose to 761138 for November while the prior month showed 274 more than October. The report notes the growth across tax categories but omits full details of contributors and timing for next figures.
A Melbourne correspondent reports on government moves to remove the harbour tract project. Mr. Bayview is referenced in an obituary note as part of the local governance discussion. The report outlines state actions and local reaction to the proposal.
Fragmentary wire service copy from Melbourne notes quotations and prices with missing names places and dates. Readable bits mention Hampdens and Byers with values around 1/10 but overall content is garbled and cannot confirm events or participants.
London police investigate a brutal murder at Bert Finchley home. The victim Mr George Sanger a prominent showman, was killed by a hatchet blow in the scullery after an intruder entered with intent to attack. Servants Cooper and Jackson implicated. Anetin wounded during the assault. Cooper fled the scene before arrest.
Fragmentary OCR shows London wool sales in session with references to attendees, vendors, and market activity. Details are obscured but indicate scheduling, prices, and attendance at a Wednesday sale with mentions of vendors and brokers.
Fragmented report describes a chaotic scene as suffragists clash with security. The Premier reportedly denounced the protesters amid disruptions, with items tossed and a panel attempted but failed to hold a vote or discussion.
Fragmentary report notes a split among leaders including Mr. Fledenenil and Mr. Devlin over home rule and duties. The piece suggests factions favoring government autonomy and opposing immediate devolution, with key figures cited as potential leaders in discussions.
Dispatches from Peking describe rising alarm as revolutionaries gain influence while German residents are ordered to evacuate. Reports from Hankow indicate loyalist resistance and violence including attacks on officers as upheaval spreads across central China.
A large gathering of women attended the National Insurance meeting amid a strong turnout in support. The event featured speeches about domestic service clauses and insurance benefits, with officials noting overwhelming public interest and engagement.
A boxing match in Los Angeles was halted as the boxer Wolcost suffered an acute illness after a prior operation. He has been rushed to a hospital with fears of a severe episode, though a physician predicted a rapid recovery.
A London Chamber of Commerce meeting follows a Commonwealth election and notes a tight score in a match between Lindrum and Collings. Lindrum concedes 9000 points to his opponent as the evening closes with a 4(10) lead and a 4( Lloro ) tally.
A crafty con artist in St Petehabur amassed 100000 rooted fame by manipulating dying patients in hospitals. He gained influence over the ailing, exploiting their dire circumstances to sway outcomes and further his grip on power within the medical institutions.
The Japan Finance Minister signals continued market support and aims to sustain growth. Officials emphasize stronger financial standing than 2010, with expectations of growing prosperity despite uncertain conditions.
Fragmentary OCR describes a convict case and government to date. mentions London, Canada, and Dominion ties. References a leader and British actions, with unclear chronology.
Editorial notes the hours policy as a guiding standard for industry work time. It discusses the impact on labor, productivity, and compliance with existing regulations while stressing consistency and fairness across sectors.
The Princess Theatre in Malbourne has been sold to Mr Marlow for 299000. The deal announced Thursday outlines transfer of ownership and funds as part of local market changes.
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