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Newspaper

Hamilton Spectator

Location

Hamilton, Victoria, Australia

Date

May 13, 1893

Page

3

Melbourne court session shares bold notes on trials and charity

The report outlines a crowded Melbourne court scene with multiple cases and proceedings. It notes Crown actions in two charges, references to Sir Matthew and other figures, and mentions a monthly meeting, charity services, and public notices amid a broad mix of legal and community items.

Kea Crown Donald Matthew Pavee Ted Seslut Maw Jared Balfour S.C Ve Ham Mics Melville W. HL Spillman Pmrdoming Tistasaian Themibere Ebowld Legremonth Shim Law Mowe Mremiers Ueek Badien Lvetare Ev Cameron Clarenting Street East Mulstern Woomera Secermiat Echomo Nauk Prefrnentia Waa Salih Porky Tha Tvort Harrow Ted Casvntoy Weil Mies EB Melbourne Bank Azaln Jortee Stowe Poe Bie

Debate on Home Rule Bill Narrowly Divides Commons

In London May 11 and 14 the House of Commons debated the Home Rule Bill with two members and a hinted abolition opposed. Gladstone argued for preserving two chambers citing other countries’ experience while opponents contended the higher chamber was useful. A near confrontation between Johnny Gomnacrative Waitin and Charles Tiamont highlighted the heated exchanges.

London Thomas Wallace Vuecell South Tyrone Gladstone Estonia Jynn Chamberlain Corren Mr. Gladstone Johnny

Australian Eleven Arrives in England for WarWickshire Match

The Australian Eleven began their tour in Warwickshire with W Verwee J M Blackemm A Coningham I r Laun Goiten W Giffen SE Gregory J Lyons BR Teed OT BR Tare sol G HS Trott in attendance. England won the toss on a lively wicket and batted first scoring 41 by Hill Devey Trott and Docker. Lyons top scored for Australia with 17 before being caught by Shilton Whitehead as Trott bowled by a stump. The match ended with Australia at the crease and stumps drawn for the day.

London WarWickshire W. Verwee J. M. Biackemm A. Coningham Iralaun Go Iten W. Giffen SE. Gregory J. 7 Lyons Teed Taresol G. HS. Trott Poseta H. OG. Hill Lian M'Lood Devey Trott Mi Leo Docker Gillen LGG Shilton Whitehead Trondler Eeee

Mutiny Narrowly Quelled as Cossack Regiment Revolts

In Hustia a Cossack regiment mutinied over insubordination, firing on officers and soldiers near their barracks. After clashes with guards, the regiment surrendered. Casualty figures reach fifteen killed and the same number wounded.

London Hustia Conseyavane Lyertines Isigerses Comeck Kiet Mets

Behring Sea Arbitration Trial Opens in Paris

London May 11 The Behring Sea Fisheries Arbitration Commission meets in Paris to settle the dispute between England and the United States. Sir Charles Kingsford Attorney General opened for Britain arguing against U S claims of exclusive jurisdiction in Behring Sea and exclusive property in Shetland.

London England United States Jie Sung Paris Yeaterday Charles Kugsrl Beglent Behring Sea Shevaain

Metropolis News Roundup On Deaths and Education Debates

A dense wire service style brief reports on a death verdict in Mithornwe, mentions British departure matters, opposition to cabinet divisions affecting children’s attendance, and no information on a London committee’s plans. It notes the relocation minister’s statements and a local teachers’ draft for the new term, listing several commodity prices and measurements.

Mithornwe W. Thilpott London Moses Pringle Lynot Co Ruthortond Alogram Jamew Campbell Ussler Board of Exneatqrs Clare Tered Bili Seceuils Adil

Intercolonial Telegrams and Local Meetings Report

New South Wales May 1 The Assembly sat after estimates were concluded. A delegation from Australian Natives Association urged the Attorney General to push Federation proposals. Acting Governor preparing for Archduke Ferdinand visit. Town Hall free for a public meeting on Cooperative Will Settlement. Trades and Labour Council convened. May 1 Apelling creditors met in Adelaide to hear reconstructions plans presented by W E Ronneville chairman. Ministry reconstituted and gazetted. Archbishop Reynolds remains in poor health with slim hopes of recovery.

New Wales Prang Ferdinand Austria Hae Eben Trades and Labour Couneil Mlowe Yan Anitte Tink Geelong Sembinge Marlin Porticad Sante Tortland Ulds Ales Tency Paget

Bank of Victoria Shares Meet Debates Reconstruction Scheme

A Victoria Park meeting of shareholders and depositors debated a reconstruction scheme. The depositors' meeting later proved quiet with opposition to an amendment. Speakers criticized the amendment as one sided before the resolution was carried by a large majority and the meeting adjourned.

Park Victoria Abbott Murray Soxith P. Sargood Shiels J. M' Donald J. Th Carter Christ Church Hell Thorley Pro Chote Beriznia John Thomeon Hele Fonthoel Bochete Germany J. K. Macmillan M*krenaia Carrier Cooper Grirscars O. Gandye Hummer Hammaretyn Moer P. Learmanth T. Brown Ventham W. Morey W. Gi. Moen

Return of Lord Hopetoun Stirs Spestkoor Street Station Scene

From our overseas correspondent Macnovest May 12 Lord Hopetoun returns to Spetkoor Street station where Ministers and Members of Parliament gather. The Governor, in improving health, says the Lord enjoyed his meeting but remains eager to return home. Local chatter notes his absence left bondsman of rumor and rumor of a vain mischief in the crowd.

Macnovest Lord Hopetoun Spetkoor Etreet Speskor Pes Hopetuan

Germany Crisis Sparks Berlin and London Sensation

Amid Berlin and London turmoil the crisis deepens as the Emperor addresses troops in Berlin on Thursday. He laments lower Reichstag patriotism and reports the Army Bill rejection by the new Reichstag, vowing to push the appropriation through. Catholic party press harshly criticizes the emperor’s stance.

London Willman Berlin Contre Hadicaly Bixpire i

Alterations in Train Arrangements Affect Mail Routes

Alterations in the train arrangements affect mails to Portland and Caserton and intermediate stations. Letters to these places must be lodged before 12 am. A new weekly timetable lists changes to Melbourne to Portland and Hamilton connectivity, with departures and arrivals detailed for Saturdays and Sundays.

Portland Spectator Lites Portlad Casterton Melbourne Saba Mate Tunkel Hamilton Branxholme Chumdal Mmeamyu Abel Sith Faye Euemptund Branah'ieey

A Rough Voyage Ignites Stokers Burned At Sea

On the voyage from Sydney the H3L8 Lizard faced high winds and fierce gusts that pushed furnace fumes out. Chief Petty Officer Dawson and stokers Dennis and Gate suffered severe burns, their clothing burned as the crew fought the blaze in the stokehole. They were removed and transported to Shelbourne Hospital after arrival.

Manavuan Tems Lizard Bum Sydney Dawson Dennis Gate Terriie Shelbourne Hospital

Portland wedding amid church ceremony amid public debate

The report describes a Portland wedding with a formal church ceremony and guests in traditional attire. It notes a lengthy reception, the bridal party, and a lively gathering. later, civic remarks touch on local politics, charity drives, and concerns about election coverage and public fate.

Fire Brigade Sports Handicap Declared for Queen's Birthday

The Fire Brigade announces handicaps for the upcoming Queen's Birthday events in Coreellin With Above Sporte. Competitors face various challenges including ten tr A rele oe and Basyicar, Fas TOAr UROL, with categories Hews and Cathe es in 4, Tred As Teed.

Coreellin Cathe

Nominations listed for handicap events at Queen's Birthday meeting

Nominations for handicap events appear with numerous entries such as Rise Me Mr Gleerarts Chunpillare and Mr Wi Crvers temple Medan. The note lists consultative venues and dates across towns including Warroambool Hamilton Portland and Coleraine with multiple hotels and dates in May and June.

Queen's Birthday Mr. Gleerart Lestisruy Thwaites Daentint Boroit-street Warroambool Penehurst Ruehort Hamiltum Vietoria Turday Portland Mac's Hotel Cunterton Ilenele Denkeld Railway Hotel Coleraine Flemilton Rowr

Imperial Institute telegrams thank Melbourne congratulators

Telegrams from the Secretary of State relay congratulatory messages to the Queen on the Imperial Institute's milestone. The Queen received the Melbourne telegram and was greatly touched by the kind remarks, expressing appreciation to all who sent felicitations.

Maxcorese Melbourn Institute Mideh

Financial troubles spark merchant complaints and bank actions

May 12 report from Mateoville notes merchants and tradesmen say trade is partly paralyzed, current accounts clogged in suspended tanks, cheques returned, and people unable to meet obligations. Edward Miller of Bank of Victoria promises consideration and removal of inconveniences.

Mateoviie Mey Tae Hon. Edward Miller Bank of Victoria

Earl of Aberdeen Appointed Governor-General of Canada

London May Le reports the Earl of Aberdeen is named to succeed Lord Stanley of Moray as Governor-General of Canada. The appointment signals continued imperial administration changes and leadership in Ottawa with Aberdeen expected to arrive later this year.

London May le Earl of Aberdeen Lord Stanley M Oyne Canada

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