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Newspaper
Hamilton Spectator
Location
Hamilton, Victoria, Australia
Date
Feb 02, 1912
Page
3
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a foul air disaster amid alleged Balvagh infractions. Names and places are garbled, but references to Port Adelaide and various figures imply a controversial incident with potential investigations or legal action pending outcomes.
Fragmentary notes describe old tombs at Fremantle Cemetery with eerie epitaphs and a tale from an observer named Sealy Mee Pecos. The report hints at a preserved relic and a mystery surrounding bears signals or markers amid the tombs.
Fragmentary text references crowds, a telegrams rise, and mentions of robbers and confused names like Yuri and Tovare. Conjectural notes hint at a chaotic scene with unclear locations and actions. The readable elements suggest a crime or disturbance tied to telegram feeds.
A disjointed wire service item mentions names and numbers in cryptic form. It references Shane quota and various figures such as 35/10 and 14h, with scattered references to Langs Logan Baers and veins. The text is highly garbled with no clear event or outcome.
The readable bits reference teams and scores in a chaotic mix, mentioning names and places such as Menai and Tow. It hints at a game or rally with partial numbers like 364 and 264, but the text is heavily garbled, lacking coherent structure or clear outcome.
The schedule lists a special train from Hamilton to Portland at 6:40 p m with return from Portland at 6 25 p m the same day. Entry forms may be obtained from Mears John Thomean Co and Mr R M Luckle, General Secretary A M Leeson notes the close of entries on Saturday February 3rd.
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