March racing and events list with Hamilton notices
A fragmented schedule lists Dunkey Races, Korolt Races, nominations and handicaps across March and April at Hamilton and surrounding towns. Includes St Patrick's Day celebration at 114 Hamilton St, Stawell Athletic Sports days, and March 8 birth announcement for Mrs Annett in Morven.
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Racing club rivalries shape Penshurst Day fixtures
A Terang racing view in the Spectator notes two Penshurst clubs quietly sharing plans for the Nexing Day fixture and Easter Monday, while the local press questions whether two distinct groups truly separate yet operate as one entity in practice. The piece hints Winslow’s influence in drawing horses to Terang’s district, impacting timing and attendance.
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Winslow
Aome Time
Boxing Day and Easter Monday Racing Debate Continues
A chaotic excerpt discusses scheduling conflicts among racing clubs over Boxing Day and Easter Monday. It notes friction with WAAC and VRC authorities, mentions Mr Barnes and Pens boundary issues, and asserts movement toward preserving racing despite differing opinions and “Poachers” jibes. The piece reflects local tensions and hopes for unity amid clashing traditions.
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VLC
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Bieter
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Water fears rise as reservoir drains amid theft probe
Sensation for water detectives as continuous dry spell drives higher use. inspector tracks suspected thefts, including a case where a Chinese garden meter indicated illicit water draw. Police forced entry after a revolver was found in a garden window, and the constable acted swiftly. Federal electoral posts and local notices follow, with fires, concerts, and public events listed.
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Lawton
Chinees Garden
Waterside workers dispute sparks Melbourne talks
A Melbourne wire report describes a waterside workers dispute beginning today with negotiations led by solicitor Mr. Behseder. The parties discussed daily pay and overtime rates, with proposed day rates and overtime penalties outlined as tensions rise between owners and workers.
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Melbourne
Tedlay
Jamiien Briggion
Behseder
Sehrieder
Labourites and Socialists to Unite
The Labour headers chief in Manchester warned Labourites and Socialists of the Dominions to unite and press the South African Government. He urged reason but warned violence could be forced upon workers if needed, claiming it would be worse to submit. Tom Mann sails from England amid violent speeches and revolutionary songs in London. Grayson warned that capitalism would shoot back and urged readiness to strike.
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Bea, Tillett
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Mexican Outrages Van Wata Vacara’s Body Recovered
Acting under orders from Governor Colquitt the Texas Rangers traced the boundary into Mexico and disinterred the body of Vergara a Texan ranger lured abroad and murdered by Mexican Federal soldados. The Texan Rangers returned Vergara’s body to American soil.
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Miner Explosion Kills 25 in Rusela Shaft Incident
A miner at Slavyanoserbak in Middle Rusela lit a cigarette with a safety lamp, triggering an explosion that killed 25 miners and left only two survivors. The disaster occurred at the Choarette Bmokers 8st shaft near Peteraburg on Sunday.
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Russia and Germany A Mixed Feelings Deal
The Czar denies arming against Germany in a letter to the Kaiser and wishes to meet soon. Despite this, anti Russian sentiment persists in Rome circles, tied to a fear of dissolution and shifts in governance toward a home issue and Heichetag, with Centre Poles and Socialists influencing the scene.
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Germany
Buckingham Stephene found guilty of husband murder in India
Hunley Buckingham Stephene is convicted of murdering her husband in a bungalow at Kottayam, South-West India, with Burton W. Swinney found guilty of abetting. Both sentenced to life imprisonment. Port Santo-Quaranta blockaded as 1,000 insurgents mass in Janina.
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Huge Circus Burnt in Copenhagen Narrowly Avoids Loss of Life
A major circus in Copenhagen was destroyed by fire causing damages around £100,000. No injuries were reported among the troupe or spectators. Investigations proceed to determine the cause as authorities inspect the scene.
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Sutherland Estates Auction Plans Record Land Sale
The Duke of Sutherland will auction 500000 acres in Autherlandshire in October. This sale is described as the largest land transfer ever held in Great Britain.
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Duke of Sutherland
Autherlandshire
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Albanian Prince and Princess Arrive in Durasea
The Prince and Princess of Albania arrive at Durasea to an ovation. The royal party is welcomed amid public cheers as they begin their visit in the city.
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Gray's Defeat Surprises Billiards Scene
The veteran billiardist Mel Toman predicted Reece would win yet Gray faltered, scoring only eight on the first four innings while earlier he had sessions with 800-plus points. The writeup notes sparse accuracy and deterioration in form amid the match.
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Mel. Toman
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Gray
Nyae
Grey
Suffragette Demonstrations and Home Rule Debate Dynamics
London reports show Sir Ulster suffragettes tailing Sir Edward Carson's residence overnight and his refusal to comment. Press coverage notes rising public interest in Asquith's Home Rule statement, with ticket demand to Parliament surging and potential shifts in opposition stance. Articles discuss possible amendments on army funding and government readiness for swift action.
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Pankhurst Arrested in Trafalgar Demonstration Note
Sylvia Pankhurst was arrested for the sixth time under the Cat and Mouse Act during a Trafalgar Square demonstration. Nine others were arrested as protesters tried to march to Downing Street while Home Secretary awaited a kingly audience. Police dispersed the suffrage disturbances with mounted and foot units. several loaded sticks were seized.
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London Building Trades Withdraw Members Amid Penalty Pact
London executives allied with affiliated unions of the London Building Industries Federation plan to withdraw all members from the Master Builders Association even if not required to sign the twenty penality agreement. The move follows a breach of industrial peace as the masters push for the pact.
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London Bail Industries’ Federation
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Anglican Church Statistics Show 1912 Baptisms Rise
London reports from the Church of England Book for 1912 record 564,926 baptisms an increase of 13 400 against 191% There are 2 128 107 Kester commercants a drop of 100 000 2 544 268 Sunday scholars down 17 250 and 2001 confirmations up by 4 590
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Melbourne considers Shakespeare theatre memorial plan
The Governor-General led a Melbourne town hall gathering to advance a project for a Shakespeare theatre in the city to mark the tercentenary of Shakespeare's death in 1906. Lord Denman and Air A. Blamey supported the proposal, noting government aid and societal backing could fund the venture.
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