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Newspaper
Hamilton Spectator
Location
Hamilton, Victoria, Australia
Date
Mar 11, 1913
Page
5
The government seeks explanations from Esigrade regarding the Servi incident as it expels the manager of the Hulgsrin National Bank in Monastir amid Balkan unrest. The action reflects broader expulsions tied to control over financial institutions during the conflict.
In Athens reports say the capture of Janina prompted cordial congratulations from European sovereigns to the crown prince. A Turkish cruiser Haoraldef damaged near Sym island earlier reports state. Greek public sentiment in Constantinople reflects pride and relief as losses are tallied and solidarity with the Triumphal forces is noted.
A Chronicle correspondent in Cometantinopl reports whispers that Bhevket Pasha the Grand Vizier may soon resign. The note suggests possible political shakeups and cabinet changes, with no official confirmation.
Reports say the Allies' cabinet continues its conference while a decision on the proposed terms is awaited. Fears rise that the Turkish government may seek a peace against new revolutionary threats as bombardment of Adrianople continues. Turkish artillery halts Bulgarian advance at Bulair. a Bulgarian aircraft drops a bomb with minor damage.
London reports Labour unrest as railwaymen prepare a national strike ballot. Amalgamated Society of Railwaymen ends dispute with Midland Railway after yard workers in Devonport refuse overtime over wage increases. A halt to overtime action forms a key factor in potential escalation.
About twenty thousand carpenters and joiners in London received a further wage increase, with details indicating broader reach across the trade and potential impact on construction costs and labor relations.
From Rome comes word that the Pope suffers a light influenza attack with bronchial affection. Audiences are suspended and the Holy Father remains under constant care due to his advanced age. The Pope was visited by relatives yesterday as doctors issue cautious bulletins.
A Saturday blaze in Argyle cut a building used by Mexera Campbell and Sean, causing about £100 damage though no one was hurt. Senator Russell spoke at a mayoral meeting led by Mr Williemeen. A winter firewood drive for the local hospital is planned for Wednesday. Rogers, an elder resident, will be at the event.
Bonlay Franklin, a male suffragist, is jailed for nine months for setting a railway carriage ablaze and ordered to pay prosecution costs. The National Union of Women's Suffrage Societies backs boycott against government candidates. Charities diverted, offices looted, and trees damaged as suffragettes target symbols of power. Hyde Park unrest injures bystanders, a plume of smoke hits Mrs. Drimmend and others.
London dispatch reports a private letter stating Alfred Deakin, retiring leader of the Australian Liberal Party, will shortly visit London for his health.
The trawler Admiral Toro was wrecked off Ceelomd. The crew were attempting to launch lifeboats when a wave struck, and all hands perished.
Sydney report says the Kanowna encountered heavy weather causing hatch damage and spreading wreckage aboard. The ship carried a quantity of valuable live stock bound for exhibition at the Sydney show. The vessel sustained other unspecified damage to its fittings during the rough passage.
market report lists wheat prices for March and forward delivery, feed wheat and hay costs, potato and onion rates, with currency and unit notations. Several figures appear unclear but indicate commodity pricing for March delivery and nearby terms.
Meldourne reports Mr. J. A. Lewis of Buanzor has been appointed a justice of the peace. The correspondent notes the official’s reception and potential impact on local governance.
A medical note extols regular bowel action to prevent systemic illness and promotes Dr Morera’s Iellar Root Pills. It cites Norman Boyd of Ballarat who improved after using the remedy and continues to recommend it.
Mr J F Booth, a government official, was struck while dining under a tree near Deniliquin on Wednesday by a Nash of Stehtmine. The blow splintered the tree and tore his clothing. he temporarily lost use of his head. A French woman named Johnston and a mother of the same name were shot through the thigh by the same rifle. A native named Peetor seen with a stolen rifle, police pursue.
Floods swept Sydney suburbs after a Saturday night storm. City infrastructure suffered with tramcars damaged or derailed and repairs running to thousands. The Sixth Infantry Brigade was deployed near Lidgson. fatalities and injuries reported among residents and responders. Authorities estimate continuing risks through the week.
Melville Jones, a telephone fitter, fell asleep while traveling home on Saturday night. He awoke as the train departed and attempted to alight, but his legs were crushed by the wheels. He died at the Sydney hospital after being admitted in critical condition.
The Rev. A L Knight and Miss Grimes arrived on Port Lincoln. Passengers largely kept aloof after a Cape Town leg, Knight and Grimes established themselves, were treated well, and entered the island with the King party to land at Williamstown, evading press at Victoria Dock.
The body of George Whitley, a married man from Barwood, was found mutilated on the railway link between Burwood and Croydon. A deep throat wound suggests suicide, with the man reportedly despondent lately.
New South Wales Premier Mr M states he has decided not to accept office as a minister after the close of Parliament. He notes the decision follows the recent parliamentary calendar and outlines no further shifts in cabinet.
In Melbourne on Monday a temporary repair was effected to the steamer Queensland, enabling her to proceed to Newcastle for further work.
Judge Cosson fixes lay clerks wages at two thirds of male wages for equal work. Clerks receive 22 shillings 6 pence per week for 48 hours, with cashiers at 28 shillings 6 pence per week for 49 hours.
The maternity bonus program reports a cumulative total of 41135 benefits issued to date. Costs and healing time allowances are noted as part of the program's ongoing support. Orb is listed among related entities in the summary.
Wire from Quebec correspondent reports the streamer Thamistortee bringing roughly 700 immigrants to Victoria on Monday arriving from Quebec. The ceremony or docking location is not specified in the readable text.
The article describes a new weighbridge designed for fair trade in Melbourne. It explains its balanced, self registering system and safety features to prevent error or fraud. Built at a Birmingham factory, it was inspected by independent viewers and certified, then shipped to Melbourne for final installation under Avery’s supervision.
Yesterday’s readings include a humidity note and corrected barometer data. A 52.8 degree bulb reading is cited with minimum 64.0 degrees and full moon on March 22 followed by a new moon on April 7. Average rainfall over 43 years is 2.44 inches for the two months January 1 to February 25. Moon rise listed at 4.15 a.m. with tidal notes.
Weather forecast from our correspondent reports more showers in the Northwest and West districts. Moderate winds, mainly southward, with occasional squalls.
From Our Own Correspondent Edenhope races were run Friday under sultry skies with showers and a southerly wind. Attendance stayed strong despite conditions, as spectators enjoyed long straights and picnics. Winners included Thunderstorm, Lemon Springs, Darracq, and Stillwater with close finishes in Pony State and Hack Race events.
APSLEY Saturday meeting featured Liberal candidate Mr A and Rodgers delivering a strong address in the mechanics hall. The audience included several locals and Mr W T Hows chaired, with a favorable reception and broad support noted amid unsettled weather and a cool wind.
A Boulder woman recalls a 26 year struggle with a varicose leg ulcer that bled and festered. After trying many remedies and doctors, a talisman balm named Zain Tw finally healed the wound and restored mobility.
A Mire member of the defective food archive was condemned and destroyed amid a department inquiry. The destroyed items included 11,009 tins of condemned meat, 119 crates of choice rum, 20 lippe micents, and 1 WW documents of canned embe.
Scratchings list shows entries for V.A.T. and rivals including Vorra Hatileap Gipsy Witch Kilda Cop Burrarang. Sale of Thoroughbreds at gate lists horses such as Hay the following spread to Mr J Lou and Weet Angirallas with prices in guineas for Viamatone to Mr C Ontley.
The Howe Hill Bicycle and Race Club held a meeting with several races including the Granville States-Hynford handicap and the Bed Down events. Winners included Ifte 1 in Camellia Atakee and Moorlin in the Bonehill Cup, with the Dunkeld Racing Club set for an annual meeting this afternoon.
Coleraine cricket team defeated Blaby on Ratoriay with a total of 68 for Coleraine and 39 all out for Blaby. Top scorers were Incala’s Jemee 11 and Robertw 10, while Perrier and Doutalys held the small target. Deby contributed 1 in the second innings as F Burgers, A Bimkin, and A M’Donald led the bowling.
Gree contributed 22 while Ferrier and Ingamella starred in the bowling. Coleraine in their second innings were dismissed for 59 by Burcems Simkin and Philip. Petielae scored 14, Ingamella 4 and Ferrier 21. Coleraine won by 27 runs.
Angling report from Cavendish notes improved catches this year with local rivers yielding better than recent seasons. Prominent angler A W Dineen praises efforts, while Hamiton Angling Society members anticipate the annual Pic Nic on Monday, weather permitting, for enjoyable sport.
Ten starters contested a 20 mile Byaduk road race from Hamilton with riders averaging 25 mph. Heine led the field, Secone second, Filmer third, in a wind affected affair with a one minute interval between starts. The result praised the times given the head wind and flat section. The next event in the series is anticipated with interest.
The annual prizes at Holenhope School were awarded on Tuesday afternoon. Donated by Mrs. Cecil M'Meihan of Nowland, with prizes presented by Rav M'Meskin. Winners included Vera Chambers Frank Barrett Lily Kelly in Grade 1, Ewen M'Donald Olive Clark Mary Fyan in Grade 6, and others across grades with multiple equal placements. Doctor Sheldon’s Digestive Tablets advertised as a remedy for indigestion and heartburn, priced 2/6 per 80 tablets.
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