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Newspaper
Hamilton Spectator
Location
Hamilton, Victoria, Australia
Date
Nov 04, 1912
Page
6
A fire in London partly burned premises of Meaers Werher on WVo and South Benarmae fon early Saturday. Thirty girls were present. several escaped with minor injuries from smoke and burns. Eleven victims were taken to hospital for treatment.
Indianapolis Friday report says seven hundred letters were submitted before the jury in the investigation alleging a dynamite conspiracy by labor leaders including Ryan, president of the United Industrial Workers, to blow up prominent employers.
Havana reports General Menogal selected as president in a wave of order across the island. The belief grows that United States intervention is imminent, as the political situation tightens under new leadership.
An incident near Coupuluon involving an officer named Bullock is reported with terms indicating assault, stripping, and robbery. The passage mentions political figures and a leaning toward a presidential election, reflecting a contemporaneous democratic context.
Rugby football results show Australia defeating California by 50 to 8 as key California players rest for upcoming match versus Stanford. The piece also notes South Africa defeating East Midland 31 to 6 and reviews cycling indoors in Boston with Frank Kramer defeating Jackie Clarke.
Application for administration of the estate of Henry Bullate of Fal e Lakes is filed by The Trion Trustees Company of Ane. The will and guardianship details involve Ratnows and the widow and children. The notice mentions dates in November and December and references to the Witowams children and potential protections for vulnerable families.
Sporting notes report Moorefeld meeting results with several races listed. Winners include Hunter's Telegram and Hallmark with multiple placings and sideshows noted.
The New Zealand Cup was run today in Wellington. Midnight 8un claimed victory with Masterpince second and Sinapie third. A fall disrupted the event injuring a steeplechaser in the Western district enclosure.
A meeting of the Cricket Club faced disruption after an error in a report and a death threat to Mr Kippon. The committee postponed the function to a later date while the hat, ball, and gifts were noted, and Chas Lett and Mr Brand were among those involved.
The Hamilton Bowling Club announces the season opening with a social afternoon hosted by President F Hammam. A match starts at 2:00 with teams to provide an entertaining display as members gather for attendance. Annual club meeting held Friday with Mr Watson re elected president and Mr A J Thomas secretary.
From Our Own Correspondent Tharetay W. Dattve won the trophy at the wind up meet of the Fe dub om Wednesday. Kenson erected the rots medal for the highest number of kills for lis for the eeumin.
Melbourne correspondent reports Sunshine Nobel's rifle match results with multiple shooters from New South Wales Tasmania and Victoria. Highlights include A Harie and J Melwee among top scorers, with Melbourne entries like D Malllate and J Williams securing high points. notable marks by Merrett H Carne and H Battehall.
An old advertises a patent remedy named LAXG TGNIO PLUS claiming cures for fever, constipation, liver trouble, flatulence, and related ailments. The listing notes it is sold at a location described as old and available through D. Laidinw.
The Hamilton Water Trust held its monthly session chaired by Com. Wm Moore. It discussed limiting private garden water use, censured the trust for park issues, and approved meter plans, rate changes, and preparations related to the Water Supply Loans Bill.
An ad notes Sheldon's Digestive Tabules for digestion with a price of 2 shillings 6 pence per tin containing 80 tabules and claims the product is available everywhere. The text reads as a promotional snippet with potential brand mentions.
Availability of FEOwEs and Buegien Cabe and Orage at Personade rate levels noted. The notice highlights pricing options and accessible purchase terms for these items.
An official appointment notice announces a road ranger and inspector roles at Stes Salk, with related travel and stock duties outlined. The document names H. O. Smith and indicates the month of October for the postings.
fragmentary notice from Shire Geastary offering a bounty for akina and related items. reward depends on killed Innes and delivered Akina in good condition with Secovery defloretions. details unclear and names stray.
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