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Newspaper
Hamilton Spectator
Location
Hamilton, Victoria, Australia
Date
Jul 31, 1912
Page
6
Notable obituary recounts MIKADO’s reign marked by constitutional progress and modernization. He pursued parliamentary governance, led Japan through regional wars, and fostered prosperity. Death at 43 minutes past midnight, Tokio time, triggers transition and throne succession.
Copenhagen reports a daring ice voyage with a captain pursuing a mysterious post LV12. He followed directions to a shore, confronted two armed men nearly naked, and was dragged 18 miles after a clash for supplies. They carried ammunition and secured food as the pursuit unfolded.
In Memphis Tennessee Monday Mitchell Cabinets employee Clarence Shaw aged unknown and another suspect face charges after Robert Ellis was killed in a arson related incident. Authorities say whisky and gasoline were poured over Ellis as he lay in Forest Park with intent to drown him in a pond, but he died before flames could be fully extinguished. Reports indicate the conspirators planned the murder and arson to cover their crime.
Lima reports the President formed a permanent commission to investigate crimes alleged to have been committed. The body will punish offenders and prepare reform schemes. The announcement comes as Peru moves to strengthen governance and curb corruption.
Warhington report says the alleged fraud cases have been settled by payment of near 250,000 dollars to the United States Government. Refining companies involved in the matter are cited as part of the settlement and related actions.
A Paris report notes a proposed 15 percent tax on gambling and lotteries affecting casinos and watering places, aiming to raise about 270,000 for charitable purposes.
Melbourne market report shows fat sheep trading around 15.00 with steady price rises for prime and mutton, while middling grades held steadier. Lambs and young sheep sold in outside yards with strong demand. prime drafts for brogue lambs cited at 13/9 to 14/ and a few smaller lots.
Misa Purack is credited with a 100 yard win in a muddy track event amid confusing OCR text. Other names and event details are garbled, leaving the core result and participants indeterminable.
Port Arthur Ontario reports violence as dockers strike action intensifies. Police suffer injuries amid clashes near U S national docks. Strikers blame leaders while authorities consider deploying military to restore order.
The transport trike committee met for three hours and reaffirmed the plan to resume work on Saturday under old conditions. Labour MPs Mr Ram aay M'Donald and others attended. They agreed to raise in Parliament any breach of the agreement. Two thousand Lower Thames calling bargemen have resumed work.
A disastrous pier collapse at Kerlin on Monday drew about a thousand workers who awaited excursion screamers. Balustrade failure caused a fall of 100 people into the water. fourteen bodies were recovered and many others feared drowned.
Report from Monday recounts a disastrous event as explosions caused flooding and panic. Viewers watched as several people rushed toward incoming waves, nine reportedly perished and others feared missing as rescue efforts continued along the shore.
Victoria runner Jack Donatleoo defeats Charles E Holwar of America to win the world 70 yard championship in Manchester. The race, held for SUN aside on four par of LIBS, saw Aldson's time recorded while Holwar retired at sixty yards due to illness.
At Ballarat today 163 cattle penned with many described as prime and useful. Prices ranged from 10 to 16 shillings for bullocks and cows, with steady demand and a large attendance driven by quality lots and spirited competition among buyers.
UK press reports a Thames sculling championship between Arnst and Barry. Arnst led early but Barry gained shelter at Chiswick, then drew level and surged ahead to win by a length, praised as a triumph of technique over strength amid windy, choppy water.
The Privy Council ruled that marriages performed by ministers under the Nova Scotia Act are ultra vires. The decision states provincial law governs solemnization of marriages and federal acts do not override provincial jurisdiction. Strong entities include Privy Council, Quebec, Ontario, Canada.
An interview with a Dominion leader discusses imperial defence and the call for sacrifice. The speaker urges larger sacrifices, warns that governing dominions should act freely, and implies unity under the commonwealth in addressing security concerns.
A garbled report notes unrest in Belfast involving a Catholic faction and a local firm Harland and Wolff. The piece mentions a column titled Dally Nowa and a reference to a human Catholic presence of about thirty, with unclear details on actions or protests tied to a workplace dispute in the city.
National Balloon Race results list Manashas and Tureday as entries with Viretnin and Hektor Unele Sar among competitors. The event, held at Rutle Run Hall, saw mention of Bayne Tanded and other tavern records. A health issue linked to chronic chest complaints affected participants and support staff.
The House of Representatives discussed numerous questions on compulsory registration and voter access. A motion sought to address farmers reporting public attacks on members. The committee reported on the Wool Commission bill, approved after debates. A Western Australian redistribution scheme was outlined amid procedural motions.
In the Legislative Council a bill was read proposing to prohibit the use of pea guns on private property without the owner's consent. A second regulation related to sale of cattle and liability for deficiency was discussed. The assembly adjourned to the next day.
In Abbotsford representation the bill was introduced and debated. A committee of supply examined supplementary estimates showing a plan of 82 000 pounds for the year, including 19 000 for teacher salaries and 25 000 for a Milne area hospital and a state schools program. The assembly adjourned with vote on powers pending.
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Mr Justice Hodges ruled for the defendant William Campbell in the Grasmere butter factory dispute near Warrnamveod. The plaintiffs sought £268 18s in damages claiming breach of an early milk and cream supply contract. The defense argued the contract was conditional on Flyin MA company backing a factory, which had not occurred.
Mr Frazer postmaster Cuneral was taken ill yesterday during the executive council meeting and removed to a private hospital. His condition is reported improved today but he will likely need another week before resuming duties.
Police raided a house party and arrested twenty four people playing a game. One man was fined £10 with a default sentence of two months in jail.
A Reuters telegram from Adelator reports a near-miss on the line between the outer harbour and Glanwille. The 5.20 p.m. train halted in time after the driver noticed the obstruction in two pieces on the tracks.
Elizabeth Power Salmon, formerly Harley, filed for divorce alleging differences with Arthur Salmon. The proceedings appear linked to claims of estrangement and a contested marriage, with the decree reportedly granted on grounds implied by the fragment.
In Melbourne a government minister announced a possible move regarding Poon Gower, wife of a tenant, with paternal affairs cited. The details remain unclear as officials consider options.
A damaged notice touts Skeyhill’s Rheumatic Cure with claims of personal testimonials and miraculous results. The letter from ENWAARG HORN, Constable of Police, Hemslan, Vielwils, endorses the remedy and urges readers to seek the treatment.
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