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Newspaper
Hamilton Spectator
Location
Hamilton, Victoria, Australia
Date
Mar 29, 1913
Page
4
A chaotic OCR rundown reports architectural firms Thomson street Manion and a Victoria hotel project, a spring show, and trotting reports. It also covers arbitration acts, borough accounts, court cases, angling results, and community notices including religious services, auctions, nursing updates, and a new clearing sale plus railway yard operations and film listings.
Autumn Show features a large livestock sale with 2800 red and merino sheep and 450 cattle listed by Daleety and Co. A special program of vocal and instrumental entertainment is planned with a lantern lecture on Christ by Miss Gilbert from India. Local events include a temperance hall meeting and court attendance next month.
A worker named Coed is fatally injured in a belting accident at Howard's box factory in Diningore. A colleague Medffern attempted to replace the belt. Coed then adjusted the belt and was crushed by the rotating machinery. The incident, witnessed by several, left multiple injuries including a severed left arm and severe trauma. A jury of inquiry is expected to determine causes.
Share frauds are noted with Lloyd's sentencing. Heuter'n Telegram reports in Friday's edition that Frank Lloyd appeared before Judge Wywrkc, who remanded him for evaluation. He refused treatment under the Pirat Uffonders Act.
The coroner ruled Fiderten Stankey Gordon was wilfully murdered by Hunter in-law Agi Fophin Gordon. The case notes the severest threat preceding the act and places the events at Leichardt on March 17.
First lines describe a massive Dayton fire with widespread devastation and panic. Reports note rivers rising to twenty feet and tents unable to be left as emergency crews battle flames amid collapsing structures. Casualty counts rise with hundreds missing or dead. authorities warn of further hazards as floodwaters and aftershocks complicate rescue efforts.
Fragments report a Dayton blaze linked to a train wreck as passengers seek relief from a chaotic scene. Governor announces measures amid wartime army mobilization and ongoing chatter about channelers. statewide updates continue from Chillicothe to Washington as hospitals dispatch ambulances and officials promise truth.
LOSDON reports Mr Kirspatrick entertained Mr Peale from the South American precinct at lunch at the Trocadero. Attendees included Mr Harcourt Sir George Reid Mr Walt Mr Mackenzie Mr O Loughlin and Mr Holman. discussion covered British finance irrigation railways and migrant works programs to develop colonies and ease congestion in the motherland.
A London letter signed by Intonist Peers and 120 Commons members circulated urging Arditehere to join the British League in support of Uletorn Taitlance to Blame Mole.
Mt oibe Mircom committer Abr Rufio Iwanes testified that the promoter by his brother Mir H Tannen involved a sale of 10,000 American Mercwrillatee, with details indicating a transaction between Leemd Coo.
London markets report firm but quiet wheat trading with prices unchanged. Trade notes dullness due to competitive end of week selling, with milder, cheaper bids for May. A false retail demand for Australian wheat on spot is seen at 4i/ today.
The London butter market remains quiet with price ranges around 1 to 1380 and little change in colonin values. An odd entry notes second grade butter as neglected while a brands promotion claims to remove worry and ensure freshness, with prices listed as eight shillings and a few pence across regions.
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