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Newspaper
Hamilton Spectator
Location
Hamilton, Victoria, Australia
Date
Sep 03, 1912
Page
4
Warnon Election Update for Illinois and Nearby towns
Fragmentary OCR notes list scattered election dates and venues in Illinois and neighboring areas. Mentions Warnon, candidates MR A and Rodgers, with events or lectures scheduled on Thursday September 5 in Casterton and other towns including Coleraine Strathkeller Pemaburet Hochkireh, but details are obscured and unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A & Rodgers
Autres
Casterton
Coleraine
Ami Agricultural Society
Belne
Intra
W. J. Heath
Wannon Election Address By J K Mills Planned
NHJ and J K Mills will address the A W N L and Peoples Party at Hoehkireh tomorrow Wednesday evening at half past six.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NHJ
J. K. Mills
A.W.N.L
Peiples
Hoehkireh
Mf & O'Elook
Millaa's Liberal Address on Australian Opportunity and Reform
In a public address to the Wannyn Electorate MilIa voices Liberal aims and constitutional reform. He argues for equality of opportunity, preferential voting, fiscal rectitude, and an Australia united with the Empire. He stresses industrial development, a self supporting commonwealth, and a cautious stance on immigration and taxation. He urges voters to support a positive program for a united, prosperous future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wannyn
Plato
Colli
Australia
Commonwealth
Autralia
United States of America
Rane
Milla
Obituary Notice for James Farrell Beloved Husband of O Partell
Jeparit mourns James Farrell who died on the first of August 1912 at age 34. He was husband of Pose O Partell and is remembered by family and friends. The notice is issued by Bagley and Ehar’s Broker in Melbourne with telegraphic address and contact details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam B. Bagley
BTOOK
Ehars
Melbourne
Bagley
O'Parrell
Jeparit
Jamee Farrell
Herband
Pose
O'Partell
Falwrell
Cutral
Hamilton
Tag
Alguet
Bir
O Farrel
T. O'Farrell
Criterion
Misa P. Jesles
D. Buckley
W. Rpaprisatie
Urrell
Ballarat
Anil
Mie
J. Fhoman
Wim
Pee
Sven Sears
Horsham Gun Club
Albion
Loyal
Rainbow
Teceneed
Turf
Clvt
No Courding Club
Derenacdl
Horsham
Bf Michael
Tiecenach
Branley
Mr. T.farell
Nate
Mra Bunphy
J. O'Farrell
Waterford Park Privilege Sparks Tax Debate in Town
The Waterford trust considers inviting alternate tethers for renting the park to resolve ratepayer tensions. The move aims to determine if the park can operate without financial harm to the town while reflecting amid calls to tighten the undercharged past fees. Objections note park grants may entrench favoritism and raise questions about equitable use.
Town Faces Growing Pest and Property Strains
Local residents contend councils struggle with animal control and road stock issues as cattle break through fences into crops. The debate centers on ratepayer funds, road rights, and pastoral property usage amid calls for balanced regulation and safer thoroughfares.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lown
Dinederton
Delore Melbourne
Dudas
Counell
Beth Purprera
Ome
Notral
Governor and Prince Gustaver Teran Visits and Local Notices
Items of news report a public address in Hochkirch by J J K Mills for National League and People's Party candidates, Mills also spoke in Penshurst mechanical hall. A governor visit to Hamilton is clarified with travel plans, including motor detour to Morndal. Prince Gustaver Teran’s credentials are discussed with letters from prominent figures and local endorsements. A Hamilton water supply meeting considers reopening the reservoir, and a Cyclist Star note mentions a breakwater incident involving William Kelly en route to an entertainment venue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wocieticx’ Ceroivel
Oddfellows
Pillican
Qarths
Hamilton Heelng Club
Mesare, T Oh, Laidiaw and Co
Wittoria Hotel
Labour Party
Poe Farmer
FSU
PV UA
Oyedlynt
Lwin Hamilton
Victoria Hotel
Terete
HATA
Ctia
D Laidley
Hochkirch
Morroe
J. J. K. Mills
Anatralhin Women's National League
Amd
People's Party
Milla Addweaaeit
Penshurst
Prince Gustaver Teran
A. Bannett
Hamilton
Ciersan
Betrouth
Gustav Elkran
Han Heap
Commonwealth
Weveral
Amcerican Rueens
Amcore
M. FB. Hay
Washington
Wrat
Oregon
J. Andrew Barber
Hamiltom
Anglo German War Preparations Spark Global Alarm
London reports from The Hague education conference reveal British MP Mr Atkins warns war could erupt within days or months after a strike, with Germany and England seen as prime contenders. Admiralty accelerates Marlborough construction as Churchill vows a fleet ready for any eventuality in an enduring policy of deterrence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Atkins
House of Commons
Eneimd
Germany
England
Kniper’s Speech Sparks Hostile Note In Berlin
In Berlin on a Sunday, the Kniper issued a flamboyant speech and a hostile note. Four Hromienbate notables were reportedly harangued yesterday. He claimed satisfaction with current conditions enabling farmers merchants manufacturers and workers to defend against arrogance and invasion while the army and navy prepared for battle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Kniper
Mtr Orthvan
Warlke
Trade union congress debates socialism in Newport
Delegates to the trade union congress gathered at Newport. Bishop Welldon urged not to graft socialist theories onto trade unionism. Labour MP Will Thorne defended social aid, arguing it is inseparable from economy and essential for workers, while criticizing Welldon’s stance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Moniny
Trade Union Congress
Newport
Hishon Welldon
Will Thorne
Labour
M.P
West Ham South
Rishon Welldon
Thorne
Canadian view on universal training in Canada
London Sunday dispatch quotes Colonel Hughes, Canadian Minister at Militia, saying Canada does not require universal training now. he believes abolition would still leave the need for discipline, cooperation, and self control through a military training system. He notes Canadians welcome compulsory drill for youths to build readiness and character.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Hughes
Canada
Rico
Foreign sailors misinterpret orders in Gibraltar case
A court of Inquiry into the steamship Mark Lane at Gibraltar notes foreigners often fail to differentiate port from starboard. The finding hints at broader issues under the Merchant Shipping Act and raises attention to英lish language misunderstandings affecting seafaring duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Mark Lane
Gibraltar
Attenton
Enzlieh
Herring Season Sets Record. North East Scotland Yields Surplus
The northeast Scottish herring season yielded 13 BHD,10, a quarterly record, while town authorities report receipts of £21,790,000. The figures reflect a high value harvest and strong fisheries activity this period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Heotland
Ship's Captain Dies in Collision Near Liverpool
A collision near Liverpool sinks the Spanish steamer, killing the ship's captain. A small steamer attempting to dock at Liverpool collided with the freighter, causing the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Liverpool
August rainfall record and London weather note
London report notes last month was the wettest in years with heavy rainfall across August. A separate brief mentions a WAVAL SPY escaping detection as he sketched a stealth area, pursued and stopped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Howe
Wages Board Decision In Australia Abates Rates
Melbourneic wire report says Justice Hood in the State Industrial Appeal Court reduced the wage board rate to per hour across the board by dividing workers into four classes with ranges from 1d to 1s per hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne
Junthes Hood
Atate Indiatria Appeal Court
Bolleruiakera
Federal Land Tax Failure Reported in Lima
Wire report from Gar Correspondent notes three men in Lima failing to pledge their duty under Commonwealth land tax rules. Though a plan for Wendling re tucny to be implemented Saturday, no action has been taken by all three individuals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milbourne
Lima
Commonwealth
Death by Own Action of Youth in Brunswick Shooting
Melbourne report: a 17 year old youth named George Nelwh of ave was shot in the evening at Brunswick. A trio claim he had led a vagrant life and threatened self destruction before the fatal act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne
George Nelwh
Brunswick
Rebels attack Cananea as Americans endure siege
Fragmentary dispatch reports Mexican rebel forces near Cananea controlling a rich mining area with about two thousand Americans present. Government troops withdraw after engagements. Rebels in Vera Cruz reportedly seized a government residence and demanded money. Torture and killings alleged in neighbor villages as rebels advance. A general’s aide escaped amid chaos in a later frontline skirmish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico
Cananea
Vera Crna Nee Y
Id Baert Oman
Howe
Semen
LG Weim
Genaral Mitern
Italy and Turkey Plan Postwar Arrangements
Report notes talks between Italy and Turkey about postwar terms and security. It mentions indemnities and proposals for shaping a transformed kingdom, with figures cited on financial obligations and war termination terms.
Panama Tolls, Arbitration Jeopardizes International Rights
Vienna dispatches summarize the Valley States stance condemning arbitration as endangering the development of international rights. The editorial argues European relaxation will harm America and mentions magnetic signals as a referenced service. The piece cites Britain and the United States in discussing acceptances and potential consequences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vienna
Panama
International Jrhites Ton
Fights With Burglars End in Tragedy and Arrests
Police clashed with assailants at a house in Hosen. A wounded comrade was thrown into a river by robbers to stop him from naming accomplices. He died after rescue, but named several suspects who were later arrested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Hosen
Oemen
Hrim
Ancient Temple Unearthed in Rome by Caracalla Site
Archaeologists uncover what is described as the largest temple to Nithra the God of Loeht at the Caracalla excavation in Rome. The structure is said to be terrifically formidable and designed to be inaccessible to evil forces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Bucday
Nithra
TATAL POLITICAL RIOTS IN PUTU AND TANGIER PRISONER RELEASES
A Sunday riot in Putu left fatalities and injuries as buildings were damaged and order restored. In Tangier, French prisoners from Maratesh were freed and are now residing at Bighew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Putu
Wrier
SSS Mordclan
Tangier
Maratesh
Bighew
Disastrous Fall of Rock Kills Seven Men at Quarry
Report from Hellingfors and Tientsin items follows a fatal rock fall at a quarry that killed seven workers and damaged machinery. Separate dispatches note hydroplane activity near Paris, a state cabinet meeting debating jewellery stamping legislation, and a request to borrow funds for local housing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hellingfors
Melbourne
Commonwealth
Geslang Harbour
Munichpalitme
Hopital
Renandever
Mr. Tanner
Ostate Aron
Enthusiastic rally of Rural Rothe women at town hall
A well attended meeting under the Australlyn Women's National aa eve, presided by Men. F. Hughes, president, featured patriotic addresses by Sir John Forrest Senator Moll and Dr. Carty Salmon. Eleanor Cameron spoke strongly against rural workers' lag, drawing close audience attention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne
Australlyn Women's National Aa
Hughes
Sir John Forrest
Benator Moll
Carty Salmon
Mit Mig
Eleanor Cameron
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