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Newspaper
Hamilton Spectator
Location
Hamilton, Victoria, Australia
Date
Jun 12, 1913
Page
4
A brief, partial message to a correspondent discusses the Mildur tuiltiynter and Renmark Finneer. It suggests the family will not heed enrollment and hints at possible action.
The June 1 issue covers a settlement inquiry led by Messrs. Thommen and Livingston into the Clomer settlement Act, with hearings at Carembieh and Koningwootong. Residents complain the fund value is misapplied to improvements, seek local oversight, and oppose current rates, while debating who should approve improvements and compensation terms in local government matters. The article also notes municipal questions on private material access and compensation under Local Government Act provisions, urging amicable settlements with landholders.
A garbled report describes a chaotic scene including a shooting at a bar near Hilendarth, with witnesses W and Steed and a suspect named Leitch. It references a court case, a hospital, and a town hall event, while detailing various advertisements and local notices related to property, weddings, and cinema programs.
In London on Wednesday Lord Ralton's amendment to reject the Home Rule bill failed 468 to 270 as MPs debated the measure. Sir Felmar Carwan urged delaying tactics in the House of Commons while government ministers prepared to respond.
London reports a tense debate in the Home Office era as leaders including Sir Edward Grey and Redmond address armed resistance fears in Ireland. Attacks on weapons and suppression measures are discussed amid Dominion influence, with Bonar Law warning against civil war and unity urged by the government.
The inquest into the death of Miss Davison, who allegedly ran in front of the Derby horses, found death by misadventure. The coroner noted no rush to disrupt the King's horse race and suggested the motive was disturbance rather than intent.
London market observers report a very slow wheat market with little money offered for coast cargoes. Buyers show interest but demand remains muted as trade tensions influence pricing and availability.
A damaged telegraphic report cites Captain Morny and other figures discussing payments and transactions linked to the Liberal Party. Statements touch on possible dishonourable conduct and bank dealings, with committee members preparing an interim report.
Fragmented OCR text hints at a political action in London involving figures such as Ler Murray and Mr. Teloyed Weorge. Mentions Liberal Central Ann tion and American market interests. The garbled lines obscure clear events or dates but imply financial and party activity.
A garbled report discusses Lord Chelmsford and Mr. Codhurn addressing Australian relations and the mother country. References to Australia’s produce promises, comparisons with Argentina, and remarks by Mr. Hanning on national treatment are noted in a parliamentary context.
London reports a stockbroker Rowelhert drowned in the Medway after a mechanical fall. The incident prompts arbitration talks and impacts exchange, with ongoing fears of broader financial slumps. Berlin reports mentions imperial rates as markets slide and realisations continue.
Boston witnesses deadly strike violence as a woman spectator is killed amid rioters and police clashes at a local manufacturing site. Several agitators connected to the Industrial Workers of the World are arrested as chaos injures bystanders and officers.
Mr A Roberta of the House of Commons urged at a Labour demonstration at Khan Field that fatigue among workers be treated as an industrial disease. He argued regulations should apply to employers and that overwork be legally addressed to protect labor.
London sport cablegram reports Deorees Corportier appearing at the Revue in Lomanpera House where Bombardier Wells, from the binge bee, challenged him for any other match.
A London trade report notes Austro Australasian demand pressures and Britain’s need to secure supply lines. Mr. M'bride responds to northern trade strain, urging more robust ties with Austria and Asia to meet Britain’s capital and commodity needs.
Edwonton reports Mr. Borraven leader of the French Nationalist party in Canada urged that Canada must not commit to a British navy contribution unless a clear national policy exists. He warned adopting Borden's view would bind Canada to future emergencies, risking a definite national stance.
An anarchist bombed during a death anniversary procession injuring several and killing a child. Indignant crowds wrecked an anarchist kiosk. several arrests were reported in Libbon on Tuesday.
Yorkshire overwhelmed Lancashire at London by an innings and 208 runs. Prorot took seven for 33 and three for 16, while Woolley Lock claimed nine wickets for 42. In another match Kent beat Worcester by an innings and some runs. Alythe took seven for 21 in the second innings.
At the Northern Rugby Union meeting held at Man theater yesterday, strong attacks by Huddersfield and Wigan, leading clubs, failed to secure a remnant of the acting order. The discussion results in a two year civil qualification prior to rivitation becoming law of the Northern Union.
An unsigned fragment reports a this day sighting of a barnacled Titanic relic near London with mention of Major femmena and the Australian Bisley team captain. Baltimore dispatch notes the Eisenach steamer and lifeboat details. investigators consider Plymouth Privy, with bodies aboard and a Bisley visit planned.
Washington dispatch reports a court has ordered Porter Charlton son of Jide Charlton to return to Italy to face charges of murdering his wife during a stairway incident at Lake Como in June 1910. The case timeline and defendant name are drawn from a damaged OCR.
The New York Tuesday polo match on Long Island saw America Cup holders defeat England’s Foland with five goals to three. A famed Hamptonville resident allegedly received cable instructions about funds, while a Napier pair faced fines and civil-rights penalties for parade failures. Woods' Great Peppermint Cure is advertised for chest issues.
Government in Chamber states Timly backs England in insisting on arbitration over Panama dues on foreign ships. Bronchial County notes Woods' Orient Peppermint Cure listed.
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