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Newspaper

Hamilton Spectator

Location

Hamilton, Victoria, Australia

Date

Sep 16, 1912

Page

4

Melbourne notices and events listed in fragmented ledger

Fragmentary entries show names like Sam S. Bacley and Frank Hammond with Melbourne addresses and telephones. The document mentions private telephone lines, professional listings, and a series of September livestock shows and races including Hamilton and Edenhove venues with entry deadlines and dates noted as September 7 to 34.

Sam B. Bacley Etock Hare Bruker Hivck Hadiance Melbourne Auetrolmwala Wagley Exrebanige Ava Malyees Hamilton Fentrica Entrica Delaner

National Show at Hamilton promises varied attractions

The National Show opens on Wednesday in Hamilton with exhibits from the Agricultural Department featuring poultry preparation by Mr Hart and a notable horse program. Hunters prize draws, high jump, trotting events, and dairy cookery will entertain while machinery and pony carts complete the exhibit.

Wellesdey Hamilton Agricultural Department Hart

Port Augusta Railway First 800 Turned

Adelaide Saturday the Governor General turned the first sod of the Port Augusta Kalgoorlie railway Part 2 legislation attended a large crowd The Governor General sent a message from the King praising the project A ceremonial reception and week of events followed

Port Agusta Ralway Adelaide Auguste-Kalgoorlie Leeielature Lord Denman Real Hrntleh

Waihi Strikers Threaten Jail Over Labor Action

Wellington reports thirteen Waihi workers resist a police plan and threaten jail if their strike continues. They plan to march, hoping supporters will join, while a rapid medical cream and irritants are mentioned in reference to the event.

Wellington Waihi Rac

Australian Eleven Triumph in Close Test Amid Batting Flurry

London reports the Australian team battering back in a tight match, with Hobbs and Hearne leading a stubborn defense. Both sides posted high totals as Mayne and Barnes contributed strong innings, while Hitch took multiple wickets to keep England in contention.

South Africa Defeats Gentlemen of England in Hastings Test

South Africa bowled out England for 131 in the second innings as they chased a target, ending the match at Hastings with South Africa winning by four wickets. England posted 178 in their first innings while South Africa were 131 for four at stumps.

London Gentlemen of England Hastings Smith Hngland

Anonymous £30,000 gift to Welsh Calvinist Methodist churches

A donor gave 30000 pounds anonymously to the Calvinist Methodist churches in Wales. The contribution is described as a substantial gift likely supporting church work and community programs.

London Wales

Recthr's Thlamrams Whisk Four Wickets In Brief

A terse cricket note records four wickets with total 27 taking by Howling and Small. Douglas claims one wicket, Smith none, Kimme takes four and Kidd zero, summarizing a swift bowling spell with varying success.

Douglas Tletme Smith Kimme Kidd

Speech Critique of Churchill Scheme in Daily Chronicle

The Daily Chronicle comments on Mr. Churchill's plan as ill advised and awkward. It argues the speech supports the case for a separate peace and cautions against overreaching in wartime diplomacy.

London Daily Chronicle Churchill

Home Rule Support Echoed by Australian Visitors

London reports arriving Irish envoys from Plymouth with Mp William Redwood noting across Australia a remarkable unanimity in favor of Home Rule for Ireland. He observed keen public interest in Britain’s welfare and Australia’s willingness to back reforms seen as mutually beneficial.

London Plymouth Australia Wm. Redwood M.p Ireland Britain

Mexican Revolt Rumors Spark Unrest in Mexico City

Reports say a plot surfaced in Mexico City around the September 16 anniversary with crowds protesting and chanting against a presumed leader. The army is reported seriously affected as tensions rise, echoing the 1911 fall of a former president.

Mexico City Hunday Muba Diag Wadero Mag

Football riot at Belfast football club match

A serious fracas erupted at a Belfast football game yesterday injuring several. Authorities report five wounded by revolver fire as Protestant supporters under the Union Jack clashed with Roman Catholic players and supporters who displayed a green flag. Police dispersed the riot with baton charges.

Lundos Lallimaton Belfast Ubera Peing Hercely

Labour and Insurance Conference Report in London

The parliamentary committee of the Trade Union Congress and the General Federation of Free Unions endorsed the Insurance Commissioners memory nodum on transferring to Commissioners the receive value insurance policies. It is admitted Newport congresses interpre tation erroneous. Some speakers argued the Government differentiates between insurance companies and approved unions, which could bankrupt the latter.

London Trade Union Congress General Fideration of Free Union Newport Insurance Companicn Unjonas

Three-Cornered Elections Discussed by Postmaster General

Mr Herbert Samuel speaking at a Weat Hartle pool venue last night urged potential adoption of a transferable vote to handle three cornered elections. He noted Churchill's devolution proposals for England were not immediate but worthy of future consideration.

London Herbert Samuel Weat Hartlepool Churchill England

Domango Revolt Draws U S Involvement Rumor

Washington reports a fragmentary note claiming a revolt in Boo Domine with Tevolution and Atorricangere threats, suggesting possible U S intervention. The garbled dispatch offers few verifiable details beyond the stated crisis and imminent action.

Washington

Labour leaders begin tour through Germany

The Labour group led by Mee era Kamuey Mt Arthur Henderson O N Barnes Will Crooks and James O Grady started a Friday night tour in Germany to pursue closer relations between the working classes and their movements.

Labour 1 Meeera Kamuey Mt Arthur Henderson O. N. Barnes Will Crooks James O'Grady Starnight Germany Prc

Admiral Tate questions North Pacific withdrawal plan

In Vancouver on Friday, Admiral Tate, superintendent of the Portsmouth dockyard, said the withdrawal of the British squadron from the North Pacific was a tactical error. He warned that Canada must bolster defence with its own squadron at Esquimalt and cautioned Australia cannot fully man its ships without help from Britain.

Vancouver Tate Portamouth North Pacffc Canada Lara Baquimalt Malinix Australia Austral

ENEMY'S BRILLIANT DASH REPORTED IN PARIS

Paris dispatch notes Colonel Magin cables a dramatic enemy dash, reporting 300 cavalry movements and French counter operations. Admiral Germinet comments on strategy and France's role in the central Mediterranean and neutral vessels in the waters.

Paris Frida Magin Ter Parie Germinet Yeusels

Aviator Collision Claims Two in Midair Over France

An aviator named Mostach and a French writer fell to earth after midair collision in darkness. One man died moments after landing, the other was unconscious but asked a friend for creant use, joking that it might bring back some blood.

Chicago Geoces Bes Mostach Gill Es J

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