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Newspaper
Hamilton Spectator
Location
Hamilton, Victoria, Australia
Date
May 06, 1912
Page
4
The text argues that syndicalism presents a system of cooperation but would seize others property. It contends the movement seeks power to rule, not rights earned by conquest, predicting renewed internal conflicts and factionalism. It asserts Communist theory, tested in practice, has failed, predicting syndicalist failure under its new name.
The report notes a Redfery case of zeal for perjury involving John Sharpe of Dendy Street Brighton who died April 1, 1912, with realty and personal assets allocated to his children. It also covers a New York labour strike influence on families in Lawrence Massachusetts and a robbery case in Cobar where Cyril Browmer White and Hubert Hogan were tried for robbery, plus Easter Fair accounts pending for a charitable hospital benevolence.
The British inquiry into the wreck of the Triente proceeds with witnesses including Mr. Jewell a look-out who testified he received a bridge telephone message before nine o clock on Sunday to keep a sharp watch for ice He relayed the order to the rest of the bridge crew. Seafarers Union and Portal Merchants appear among those represented in the case.
London report notes issues in the third town with delays and confusion as Scarritt explains hardships for people and docks facing slow progress and reduced speed amid rough conditions.
Correspondents forwarding notices for insertion in the Spectator are asked to state whether they have sent similar letters to other journals. The order seeks precise confirmation from contributors about parallel submissions and potential duplication.
Coming events list races and nominations across towns including May dates for Camperdown Casterton and Mount Gambier meetings. Entries close May 20 for some races with June and September dates noted and several spelling errors remaining from OCR.
A Hamilton Spectator article from May 6, 1912 discusses the rise of syndicalism as a distinct form of trade unionism, its contrast with Bolshevism, and the goal of state ownership of production. It warns that achieving this through constitutional methods is unlikely and suggests force may be used to suppress strikes. It references Mr. Minder and Mr. Tem Mang as leaders tormenting the movement.
The piece reports on the Governor’s planned visit to the national show in Hamilton in September, with Winter uobe and Lady Fuller noted. It covers a cadet court proceeding for disobedience on parade, an agricultural conference proposal for Werrnamboo, and the St Andrew’s Coleraine anniversary events with a strong church program and music.
Wire report From our correspondent in Melbourne Labour supporters fill Yarmy Park as three platforms host speakers including a Defense Minister who condemns government pledges. May Day resolutions divide crowds with thousands at the scene and calls for anti anarchist measures and tightened controls. The referendum in question was defeated but observers claim it may be re submitted for protection and to curb vacant maneuvers.
Sydney report says on Satur day a meeting of Byonet Wharf labourers led by the secretary ended with a two to one majority rejecting the agreement drawn up at the year end between the labourers and the interstate Alpine companies.
A body washed ashore on Saturday at Malbourne Beach, identified as James Fenton. Officials have not released details on how he entered the water.
Melbourne weather forecasters predict cloudy conditions for tomorrow with mild temperatures. Expect light breezes from the coast, a chance of showers later in the day, and overall unsettled skies.
Reuters telegram reports Miss Mina Wylie, champion swimmer, traveling to Stockholm with her father to compete in the Olympic Games as part of Britain's team.
In Launceston on Saturday reports indicate party tensions as the Taonamian Parliament faces upheaval. An informer is shot, and Blanchet is arrested amid a broader revolt led by Vigional capital in Juarez, with charges of murder and rebellion circling the event.
Fragmentary ad style notice references a claim proven out with a Victoria product claim. Mentions Dr Sheldon's Liniment and its promised effects. Likely an old patent or medical advertisement fragment with generic assurances and distribution note.
The Australian cricket team was warmly welcomed in London on Saturday as their tour began. Officials hoped the visit would proceed smoothly, with expectations that the players would adapt quickly to local conditions and compete strongly against host teams.
A London Westminster Gazette critique denounces a Canada attack on Mr. Bryce as a grave misstep in policy aims. It argues Canada cannot be pressed into subservience to the United States and dismisses claims of Canadian primacy as a fallacy amid diplomatic tensions.
Baltimore Sunday report of President Taft campaigning in Maryland accusing former President Roosevelt of blocking the prosecution of a political foe. Taft termed Roosevelt inconsistent and alleged interference during his tenure, citing a director and a Berterltian matter.
The court heard allegations in a Sydney case involving Mrs O Connor and a man named Abe. The defense claimed the letters accusing Connor of wrongdoing were anonymous and tied to a supposed breakup with Bob Pink. The Count denied that Abe supplied Connor with clothes after a San Francisco fire and stated he did not know Connor’s finances. The trial aimed to uncover the truth behind the alleged blackmail scheme and relationships.
An inquiry into the Oceanic event cited court official Gamuel Bi as feueetent and stated the iMcape was pot cheering the ordinary oouree. The officers of the Gar nin aleamer Pirtagias reported the sequence as presented in the inquiry.
Negotiations between Britain and the Porte continue over railway arrangements amid protests and disruptive actions. A mass strike threatens with fifty thousand people idle and calls for action as authorities impose fines on agitators. The scene reflects tense diplomacy and labor disruption in the capital.
Italian troops of Teipoli won another engagement after two hours of fighting erexed Lobtla, birthplace of Severus born in 46 4.0. At least four Turku and Arabs were killed and 58 wounded on the Italian side.
Berlin reports a bill before the Prussian Diet to authorize an expenditure of 6.0 million for purchasing land in East Prussia and Silesia. The measure seeks to curb tolling and is tied to German farmer settlement aims, with discussions extending to potential related lands and regional impact.
Readers report a chaotic wrestling bout between Abe Gotch and Echoenlin with disputed calls. The event, described as a world title level contest, ended amid confusion and questions about legitimacy, as fans debated the outcome and fairness of the proceedings.
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