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Newspaper
Hamilton Spectator
Location
Hamilton, Victoria, Australia
Date
Oct 31, 1913
Page
4
A long analysis recalls the 1913 Dublin lockout and warns Australian workers against similar misled action. The piece argues striking workers harmed dependents, notes leaders faced punishment, and urges unions to learn from Britain’s early industrial strife to avoid starvation and social collapse.
The report covers WCTU conventions with Mrs Tr Brown hosting an at home reception and tours of a new fountain by Mr Humphrey. It notes a broader inquiry into cost of living led by Mr G H Rothbey, with thousands applying for budget tanks. Also described are hospital benefiting donations, a Mount Gambier lightning event damaging property, and an effective Bendigo speaker Miss Mille stressing temperance education and licenses in 1917.
The readable fragment mentions interference by “ Olitustering parasites ” of the Larain or Tillett order,phrasing suggests a horticultural or agricultural note but content is fragmented and uncertain.
Military training and examinations announced at drill hall Hamilton with Lieutenant Hogere and Sergeant Major Lodge directing. University Intention Committee plans a Barrett lecture on Charcoal Aton and Public Recreation with a large attendace anticipated. League of Hope cantata in the town hall features a children’s performance led by Ethel Beoullar and a gold medal presented.
Mr Honor Liaw addressed about 15000 people at Wallsend criticizing Bimnheim pledge, pledging unity with Catholics and vowing to stand or fall with Carson while urging caution before any extreme government action. He warned Britain faces grave peril akin to pre Civil War America and urged federation consultation.
London reports Thursday a speech by Mr. Donar Low attacking Home Rule as intolerable and a threat to Ulster. He urged unions to back the remittance, criticized Mr. Asquith for claiming a people’s mandate, and warned of civil war if a settlement failed. Sir Edward Carson vowed to resist any offer not aligned with the Covenant and prepared to fight to the bitter end.
A fire consumed the Scandulas railway station in Weilnemay London, destroying the signal box and the Trigh boat express Aqahod. Investigations later blamed the blaze on unknown factors, with the train wind cited as a contributing element.
A London decision by Ford Balfour Thurheigh’s Coal Arbitration Board reduces Wah miners daily wage from 7 shillings 6 pence to 7 shillings 3 pence. The ruling, issued Wednesday, affects wage terms for the case brought by the workers.
Amongst prize winners for the Bettish Vereign Sailora Society are Agnes Farre of Wellington J Roy of Waitaki and Margaret Ballantyne of Invercargill. Handwriting and postal instruction to Me Needham Rupert Tracher Melbourne 56 yrom highly recommended by clergy and college heads for his teaching. Prospectus shows one course of instruction required. Letters received Monday Thursday unnewered name Moje Addirens Rumiel street Melbourne Adve.
A garbled message to Secretary of State Hayes from Powers and Waselington requests the Fringy Pean Powers to halt the formulation of a definite Bohiey. The United States intends to press a demand for essential terms and to hold a free meeting thereafter, with enemy tensions noted and a possible policy shift amid wartime confusion.
The Daily Mail reports Britain and France will defer policy in Mexico as the United States plans to temporarily occupy Mon Can territory to establish an impartial election. Walter Page assures Grey the American government will not recognize the president Hoerte amid European pressure to restore order in Mexico.
President Wilson nears a decision to curb canal fees while the Attorney General rules against granting direct passes to American shipowners without involving other maritime interests. The administration signals no immediate policy change as Congress plans to reconvene in December. Secretary McAdoo had prepared to suspend the rate changes.
A heavy Florida downpour caused a disastrous flood in San Salvador Veracruz area. Fifty four people drowned as the deluge destroyed low-lying areas and damaged property.
Evidence from medical experts in the Kiev murder trial yesterday differed on the prime objective of the crime. Experts agreed at least two or five persons were involved in the murder.
Cantilever, posted as London entrant, prevailed after a stretch duel with Cheerful in the Cambridgeshire Stakes. The fields featured varied betting and a close finish as Cantilever secured the prize amid odds reports and racing chatter from London.
London officials report the Olympic fund totals and indicate a committee has decided to abandon a planned appeal aiming to raise about £55,000 by year end.
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