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Newspaper
Hamilton Spectator
Location
Hamilton, Victoria, Australia
Date
Nov 14, 1912
Page
4
Fragmentary OCR text outlines men s gate and box call items with Harroly shapes and bowed lace garments. Mentions price, sold out date 4 11, shearing slots 4 6, colors black or tan, sewn, no nails, and Balmorala with unequal weights.
A fragmented list of upcoming local events and readings across Hamilton and nearby towns. Entries include flower shows fairs and races with nomination and entry dates ranging from November through January, mentioning Poseidon shows and hospital notes.
In Hamilton on November 14 1912 readers learn of Wan non Falls excursion plans with altered timetables and transport, a surplus Ghee sale at Mordertown, a Coleraine court session results recap, a North Palatine public hall fundraiser, and various school and community notices including a Presbyterian picnic and a Harrow Teachers Association meeting with upcoming events and local incidents.
Sydney coroner will hold an inquest into the death of Mary Grady aged 25 and her 18 month old daughter Kies found with throats cut on Wells Street. Albert O Grady was present as police prepared to arrest him. O Grady admitted to slashing their throats and led witnesses through the coroner's questions. Physical evidence and testimony pointed to a murder by Worody as the cause of death.
In Sydney on a Wednesday a Japanese mail steamer Vawatu Maru Wesworth from Double Island, Queensland, traveling at 14 knots, reported a boatswain fall overboard. A lifeboat crew recovered him, finding him calmly seated on several life rafts thrown overboard.
Wednesday dispatches report Austria Hungary seeking to enforce demands on Servia with Allied support. Berlin notes anticipated Peter’s cooperation to deter military moves on the Adriatic. Turkish shells, Armenian massacres, and Turkish garrison actions near Rodosto are described amid a tense, collapsing regional posture.
A telegram report states the bombardment of Tarabosch persists into Burday evening with Turks pushed from key positions as Montenegrins defend approaches to Ala tart o and repel a force attempting entry. Officials report missing funds and fleeing Turkish officials from the taxation department with sixty thousand Turkish pounds disappeared from Uskuty. Austria-Hungary outlines plans on Latvia amid new proposals.
Officical notices claim Kalgarian forces reached Chotaldja lines with occupation of Bt. Runnitza and Bunar bitsa confirmed. Reports from Adrianople say Christian deserters describe a total collapse in the city with scarce provisions. A loaf of bread lasts two days for soldiers.
In Constantingple on Wednesday, powers asking the Porte to state what they demand regarding mediation with Turkey. The Ballans appear to be trusted to declare their war aims, as negotiations progress amid tensions.
Reports from Salonika say Allied civil administration of Balonikea continues under a three nation leadership. A reception at Balonita saw Crown Prince George and Alice among attendees as homes display Mal flowers in ceremonial decor.
London reports Second Gordon Highlanders based in Bombay ordered to proceed to the Mewyt area in South Africa. Montenegrin troops at Vienna and dispatch of Albanian leader Niza Bey at Monestir noted with plans for resistance and counteraction.
In a dispatch from Constantinople dated Tuesday, reports say Bulgaria pressures for Albanian autonomy amid Allied plans. Turkey continues to mobilize men building a war railway and supplying arms. An officer and seventeen soldiers were executed in Constantinople for crimes tied to Kirk Killane.
In Madrid on Tuesday Premier Lion Joe Vanilejan was fatally shot as he approached the cabinet entrance near the Interior Ministry. A second assailant fired, with the premier dying from a brain wound. Honor Presto acts as interim premier as the tragedy unfolds.
London reports indicate Mr. Asquith gave notice in the House of Commons he will move tomorrow to rescind Sir Banbury’s amendment. Mr. Redmond offered a statement, while Irish questions and security concerns dominate debates. William OBrien of the Independent Labour party criticized the government in an interview. The Times correspondent noted parliamentary precedent in Home Rule discussions. Unionists rail against breaches of practice as protests mount.
In London a British official outlines New Zealand immigrant policies including eligibility for single women and general categories. The High Commissioner discusses preconditions, potential restrictions, and procedural steps during a public theater event, detailing 535 reductions or measures affecting entrants.
A dynamite blast at the Aetna Huw der Company works in Vancouver on Tuesday killed six men who were blown through the roof. The disaster occurred during work at the plant and casualties were reported among the workers. Emergency crews responded to the scene as investigators began examining the cause of the explosion.
An enormous mastodon tusks measured about six inches were found at Valdea in Alaska. the animal is well preserved. Sinking of the Casimir Perrier reported near Dunkirk with fifteen fishing sloops adrift. loss of life unknown. London reports a severe gale and a fluctuating market with Austrains quoted high. In sports, Georges Savanta knocked out Jack Gatting Canadian champion in a round. Advert shows Dr Keldon’s Tgentive Tablets claim stomach relief.
Reports from the capital describe Grand Vizier Kimi Pasha entering Constantinople with the Porte overwhelmed by wounded. Refugees flood the city while fears of cholera spreading to Persia prompt water supply concerns. Arabs offer troops to aid the Caliphate and Bulgaria is reportedly approached for an armistice. Archduke Franz Ferdinand also appears in Vienna amid new front line talks.
The article reports that Roosevelt's assailant has pleaded guilty in Milwaukee on Tuesday. A commission will study his insanity, and Behrak made a statement that he shot Roosevelt as a warning, claiming future presidents should be killed to deter incursions.
A pardon was granted to a soldier condemned for life after a serious incident. The decision reflects an appeal and expresses gratitude to God for recovery from injuries. The case remains tied to a broader consideration of justice and mercy within military discipline.
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