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Newspaper
Hamilton Spectator
Location
Hamilton, Victoria, Australia
Date
Mar 05, 1891
Page
3
A chaotic report details W Morrison from Sydney drink incident, plus Coaletva the carpenter to face trial for hotel murder, and various local actions. It notes hospital philanthropy, police handling of suspects, public meetings, and a bustling Warragul social scene with traders promoting wares and church inquiries shaping temperance debates.
A garbled listing attributes various members of the Wauan Fund and associated donors and contributors. The text names individuals such as Jane M Matuns, Wilber Most, Joseph Terre, F Gad ell, Warner Thome, John W Desenell, Templeton, M One, Matthew Daly, Hon J F Marehell, Templeton, and many others. It reads like an archival roll of backers and supporters with scattered place and title cues.
A garbled OCR excerpt lists names and places such as Warrnambeel Portland and Hamilton with references to odors and illness. It mentions diphtheria and sore throat, and hints at a public health concern or incident, but the exact events and dates are unreadable.
London reports Lord George Hamilton outlines a plan to test a small coaling station in the South Pacific under military control amid ongoing naval budget debates. Reports from Ottawa and Washington cover Canadian and U.S. bids, with treason accusations against Richard Capwright and a potential united Canada United States deterrent scheme. European unrest and maritime strike activity in Cardiff, and German socialist agitation suppression are noted.
The Australian Press Agency reports detectives in Sydney received intelligence on the arrest of Martinad C. Mortoy a cookmaker from Windsor charged with stealing a cheque from his father in law William Atha. The case also involves alleged infanticide and a death following ingestion of carbolic acid amid a sequence of related incidents.
The Peters Contentiot meets amid debate on the second vote and the scope of federal powers. Key figures include Sir Henry Parkes, Sir Grey, and Sir Thomas Moor as deliberations consider constraints, colonial interests, and trade policy. A quorum of 25 delegates is established, with the press admitted. a further report arrives too late for publication.
A shire council meeting featured an address to Councillor Christie marking his twenty years of service. Mr J Aburn praised Christie’s character and long tenure, while Christie expressed gratitude and a wish to continue serving. The session concluded with toasts to community groups and the Hamilton Borough Council.
The annual meeting of the Duonlenid Sports Club at Jaukell featured varied events with judges Messrs Dickie Lovell and M Ledd praised for fairness. Secretary A Ball kept operations steady as prize races and hurdles awarded several shillings, with notable runs by W Seu, B Cross, and EF Boys among others.
The fragment lists numerous individuals connected to a move, with ages and partial titles. Names include Mr J MP H e a ons, Mr Lewerty, Mr Fialtem, Mr W Gereent, Mr D2 MP Orreen, Gyre ML, Mr T Cownier, Mr BL Boowen, Mr Denes Maling, ULE Mack, Mr Thon Cress, ARkalek, Mira PL EA, and Dayne M. 3. Gawkers.
A chaotic listing of Cavendish and Welter handicap names, owners, and horse entries with numerous typos. The long column names variously reference Cavendish racing lines, breeders, and riders, followed by a second list of nominators and aged entries. The text ends with scattered, unreadable fragments.
The fragment lists names linked to a fire relief fund subscription, including Robertson, Moyne Palleti AL Rankin, Bogtane GB Meyypon A. M'Rinnon ti Me T, Walker Camneno Dire, and figures like Elijah 2 HL, Wotewa ET, Wright Aire. The legibility is poor, but the page records contributors to a local aid effort.
A damaged letter dated February 25, 1891, signed "Sufferer" discusses landowners and public official actions over wheat destruction and rabbit control. It critiques government involvement, contemplates methods to protect crops, and mentions Parliament and landowner disputes. The misspelled, archaic text preserves the historical tone and concerns about agricultural damage and policy.
The Primitive Methodist Church in Toewlay hosted Billy Bray’s feature lecture by Rev J Ragern to aid the erienit fund, followed by hymn and prayer. A later incident on Thursday afternoon involved a blacksmith’s cartridge explosion injuring two fingers, linked to removing bullets from a rifle for blanks.
In a thin neighborhood dogs roam and attack livestock despite efforts to curb them, while property owners lament losses. Cornew reports on rapid rearing of dogs and the impact on gardens and trees. Mr Hobinson praises a builders’ approach as Cornew notes a township church project progresses with architectural input from Mr W Mackay who earns credit for design.
Apsley cricket club and Eyfeshope visitors meet at the Wattle for a friendly with prizes from Moser Laidlaw and W D Clarke. Details note Apsley won 150 to 78 with standout bowling by CL Meare and solid batting from St. Reger. Local church affairs and resignations referenced amid village social items.
Harrow eves OCOMS COTO Newt reports a strong opponent chosen by Me AL Jobukon of Chetwynd. Only Hysimian, MGoy scoring above ten, Mirnuw took four wickets for 116 and Betteril 44. Opponents walked off after declaring they had enough runs, amid mixed effects on rest of team. Voting at the Merilltage Motul Saturday evening failed to secure a Crown grant. Mr Meloy’s attendance was noted. sympathy extended for Mr Caldaw of Spring Valley after a death in the community. Funeral officiated by Jan Fernandes on Saturday afternoon. local attendance high. The Salt Labne fair drew steady crowds, with large turnout and ongoing country travel chatter. Earthly conditions described as challenging for first-class quality.
In Mount Gambier on February 28 the community reads of a distant legislative council election and a local candidate, Solomon, challenging the incumbents led by Mayor Dwyer while social events including a Caledonian gathering and volunteer lacrosse match are described. Weather remains cool with recent showers and a planned excursion to the Pumt area.
Advert seeks an experienced cook and housemaid for M. Drummond at Keraite Hotel Coleraine. Includes engagement, stable station, good wages, and references. Also listing watch and clock repair services and other miscellaneous lines from the era.
TAR O REIRNE KENNEDY STE to motify Lint they have por muted the Fellismaggery and Wil Scouring buwiwews of Mr L Reulinamn, and are now prepared to Sooner Wool om Commie Bovera of Wool Sheepakitun folie fal Jow Horehair Famgares peremum Mis btdt acu other Sknefer and Adbithems REIBNE and KENNEDY GRAY STREET HAMILTON.
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