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Newspaper
Hamilton Spectator
Location
Hamilton, Victoria, Australia
Date
Jan 24, 1912
Page
4
Miller’s Summer Sale features White Lawn and lawn fabrics with low prices. Buckram trims and silks appear, including cottons, voiles, and taffeta in multiple colors. various yardage discounts, with numerous items reduced to bargain prices.
A local sale advertises Experior Worsted Trousers cut and discounted to 6/11 from 42K, Orimte Bull ware reduced to 3/11, Tennis Best Thatore salts offered at low price, Gent's All-Weel Cashmere Sox at 4d, Celluloid Baton Collars 6d each, all sizes available.
Damaged OCR notes describe a sale of canvas shoes and boots in various styles and sizes. Mentions include ladies plain glace kid, white canvas, derby two bar shoes, and prices ranging from two shillings to one shilling and eleven pence.
The notice outlines loan terms with reductions of principal and interest rates, redeemable at any time on repayment, tied to Crown leasehold properties. It mentions charges for mortgage deeds and early repayment penalties, plus a path of payment by post or at a saving bank. It lists race nominations and events for January to April with references to Portland, Hamilton, and other venues.
The Hamilton Spectator reports a stabbing case with remand and mentions Ian Frosh. Superintendant Dunvey notes the victim Collina, while legal counsel Silberberg argues for witnesses. An obituary for Miss Mary Brown Cameron notes her death after illness. services to be held at Cavendish and Hon bon cemetery. An accident at a Cavendish sawmill injures a worker. Portland Railway debate criticizes government policy and local representatives with a public meeting planned for Wednesday.
Two men arrested for public disorder appeared before Mr William, ML ay, and faced charges after a seaside drop. One pleaded guilty after a caution, both fined for breaches around December and a subsequent hotel license incident. A separate clearing sale notice and local court items followed, including sheep murders and licensing cases.
Elizabeth Bray faces trial for the wilful murder of her infant son William Archibald Bray on December 1. Henry Bray, her husband, testified they argued frequently and that Elizabeth fired five shots from a revolver on the balcony as the child cried, striking him in the chest.
Sydney officials report unresolved whereabouts of a respected figure linked to the tragedy. Investigators and doctors examined the scene as questions about blame and responsibility linger amid the chaotic events.
An archaic report describes a girl linked to a reform school and a lover, with references to a brother and harsh punishment. The fragmentary text mentions marching many miles, a midday encounter, and sentencing details, but specifics are unclear.
A fragmented report describes European tensions and Italian seizures amid rent disputes and naval activity. It mentions a far reaching neutral stance and a reference to a Hagin convention, with unclear events in France and Italy and possible allied realignment.
Premier Parie answers chamber questions about French rights and Turkish movements. He admits an error by the Jamaican committee and notes misdirected messages due to a printer’s error. The minister says arbitration would not allow certain routes and favors friendly discussions to resolve the matter.
Vancouver reports a fatal railway collision near a private yard that killed James Hanrabran ex-president of the central railway and other high officials. The crash occurred as a westbound train failed to stop at a water halt, no other passengers were hurt.
Berlin Tuesday reports indicate the Socialists secured a strong showing with 27 seats. Notable gains were recorded at Coloma and Frankfort on Maine where Catholic and Pladi cola factions had competed.
The Duke and Duchess of Connaught will visit New York to tour the city and attend lavish entertainments. They are to be hosted by prominent society figures with tours, luncheons, and dinners arranged by leading residents and officials.
Fragmentary OCR notes reference figures like Ulater and Antoniota amid a discussion of governance and policy. The damaged text mentions ministers, a campaign, a court, and perceived deliberate attempts at provocation during wartime.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a speech by Mr. Bamuel and mention terms like intolerance and empire. The legibility is poor with garbled names and unclear context or date.
The Athletic News predicts a preparation of international distinction as D Frawley plans to return to Australia. The Express mentions John Rianjit Achi Senins headed to England for cricket, with status unclear for test participation.
Fragmentary OCR reveals a London report about a crowd at Matthew church in Sheffield demanding intervention. The wording trails with garbled references to agitation and a life-wired figure, mentioning a march or protest and a local observer’s remark.
The Portuguese legation in London states no plan to dispose of colonies. It says Portugal will develop its colonial policy in harmony with its alliances, notably with Britain and the United Kingdom, and responds to rumors of transfers.
Cyclonic blizzards and violent storms affected central and southwestern Russia. Widespread rail disruption left 160,000 dry employed workers without transport as villages were flooded and houses damaged.
In London on Monday the unrest over the mill closure softened as workers resuming duties faced boos and refusal to work. A three week disruption near Accrington continued with mixed reactions as management and staff confronted the terse stand.
A Washington official faces charges of attempted evasion in a pure food probe. The case concerns a government chemist, named in connection with involvement in illegal handling of a chemical substance. The inquiry was initiated at the request of the President and examined by the bureau's investigators.
The Oxford boat includes two Australians and features O. W. Littjohn from Victoria and K. T. Hamilton from the South, as the crew prepared for the forthcoming inter-tariety race. The report notes wartime supply details and logistics connected to shipping materials and war-related gear.
Los Angeles reports the death of Rutherford Page, a Yale graduate, who fell 150 feet while attempting a risky aerial feat. Witnesses say he separated from the machine after losing control at a height of about 60 feet.
A labourer building the Weltern to Diburg railway in Austria blew up a dynamite cartridge left in a tunnel. Four men were killed and several injured.
Four miners are killed in Geleenkirchen Westphalia when a lifting rope snaps during a coal haul x an unsafe lift under regulation. The tragedy underscores faulty procedures and disaster risk in the mine.
The report describes a Tasmanian cricket match in Launceston with Australia, Tasmania, and player names such as Hearne, Hean, and Vinernt. It notes wickets, batting scores, and bowling figures, including mentions of R Martin and Wither. Attendance was low, and the match details include outs and totals.
Severe cold grips Germany with six fatalities reported as subfreezing conditions persist. Officials warn of ongoing weather hazards and urge caution for travelers and residents.
A garbled late 19th or early 20th century notice claims a horse shortage in Austele-Aunpeary with 900,000 heaine Dion exported since 1908. It promotes Interbat Awarrnan and Bheldon’s Maenetie Liniment, with several place names like Tubs Burns and Weepde.
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