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Newspaper
Hamilton Spectator
Location
Hamilton, Victoria, Australia
Date
Feb 15, 1910
Page
4
An extended critique argues for strict action against agitators in New South Wales and Victoria, condemning open advocacy of anarchy. It praises government zeal in deporting foreign agitators and warns that leniency invites mass disruption, while highlighting recent prosecutions and outcomes.
In a debate before the Indian Legislative Council the Maharajah of Burwalan charged British administration with weak spots at home and abroad. He contrasted restrictive policies in India with the freedom enjoyed by a Labour member allowed to travel through the empire, denouncing sedition. He referenced Mr. Keir Hardin’s recent mission to India and speeches delivered there.
Thursday evening borough council calls for tanders and lockers for players using the reserve. A local carpentry firm donates to erect looters for the reserve, prompting hearty support from the loan works committee and Hammond. The drive reflects community effort spurring progress and improvement. The narrative recalls the closure of Mess. D. Laidlaw and Co. and presents a member Laidlaw’s involvement.
Imperiled politics in Losdos as Mr Hedimend leader of the Trish Nationalist party faces a crisis. The Charly Chronicle hints at a probable attack on the Lorde vote, to be addressed in the House of Commons after the Address in Reply to the Lords. The event could involve foreign or domestic tensions and the fate of the realm.
London notes on Monday report Mr John Fuller speaking of Trowbridge on Saturday warns Liberals may need to retain organization in view of the possibility of further elections many months ahead.
A report says radicals stated yesterday that Amguith failed to obtain any pledge from the King as he departed. The exchange centered on assurances and political alignment in the wake of recent tensions.
Melbourne wire reports a Carlton Football Club meeting of eighty members condemned secretary J Wor for not acting on a requisition signed by 435 members calling a special meeting to consider an independent ballot for office bearer elections. Several speakers attacked the secretary.
French papers claim the steamer Diveners Chansy wrecked by an explosion near London. It cites gunpowder on board and mentions singers among the dead. A Hotta of French destroyers went to Mingttn to seek the folie Marcel Rodel. The wreck occurred Wednesday and survivors reached ciudadela on Friday, exhausted.
President Taft, speaking in New York, urged broad loyalty in Congress as he outlined plans for an antic tariff campaign. The Times correspondent notes Taft told Wall Street he would pursue reform with emphasis on stability and steady governance.
The Paris floods prompt the Bank of France to propose new financing terms. The government aims to offer traders relief with interest free loans up to 300, and aims to bring loans to 350,000 francs at par. Listed measures focus on easing credit and supporting merchants during flood recovery.
The Newport Labour Conference carried resolutions urging compulsory schooling for all children and urging educational authority action. It approved measures on railways and waterways funding, emphasized militarism concerns, and noted Labour MPs’ support in Parliament. The report cites parliamentary subscriptions and maintenance costs for the year.
Heater's correspondent at Johaomess reports Victorian Donaldson won the 1 yanda world championship in 3 sare, defeating Postie by 2 yards.
London reports the Transvaal Leader predicting a near future shift toward pan racial views in the Hetroalk. Meery Botha and Bimota may join Dr Jameson as Sir Jameson’s Capetown speech left a strong impression and was well received by moderates in the South African party.
In a Cyclorama ring James M Murdo defeats MKenzie to earn a shot at the championship against Weber. The bout features a knee injury to Mkenzie and a strong lead by Murdo as fans anticipate the next confrontation.
Renter's correspondent in Tangier reports from a reliable source that Moroccan Governor Raimull, former brigand who captured Kaid Mac Laan in 1907, has been killed by Polson. The report lacks independent confirmation and names and dates are unverified.
Report from London notes miners favour a writed proposal with 13 686 opposed two thirds needed for strike. Protecting Powers issue a peremptory warning and threaten to take a part in the Greek election.
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