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Newspaper
Cairns Post
Location
Cairns, Queensland, Australia
Date
Apr 22, 1913
Page
4
A bomb found on the steps of Smeaton Tower contained half a pound of gunpowder and a lit wick that was extinguished by wind. The message read Votes for tomm of death in ten minutes. London reports discuss parliamentary power and a ban on certain canal tolls.
London police raided two gaming houses in the Sobo district on April 20 seizing money. Defendants were remanded and bound over for further proceedings in the case.
Fragmented report details vivisection support by leading surgeons and Pasteur’s life-saving claims. London discusses consolidating state management of London Bee Departments with prelims toward amalgamation and centralized supervision, aiming for economy and eventual federal immigration control. New York reports President Wilson dismissing Mr. Moore, Chief of the Wen-
In San Francisco on April TM both English and Continental interests protest the Alien Land Bill. They warn millions of foreign capital could be banished from California if the measure passes. English representatives urge clear, direct statements against the Japanese rather than indirect targeting.
RECOVERING, LONDON, April 18. The Duchess of Conmanghy is still progressing.
The Commission recommends abolition of holding in the Colonies exams for degrees from London University. It adds £99,000 is needed for professorships and laboratories.
Maryborough reports that the Licenses Vapour and Victualiers Association unanimously agreed to set beer prices at three pence per pint and one and threepence per half pint, signaling that strikers' demands were practically met.
Berlin dispatch notes two indies arrested in unprotected trade as London reports Titanic fund receipts of £ 413000 with £ 383000 believed invented and £ 15000 spent. Paris notes government inquiry into the Nancy incident and German press reaction. London cites Godfrey Ipnacq’s share purchase and general manager offer details.
Public dioament testimony shows Lord Douglas paying three months Naples villa rent for Wilde and giving large monetary aid at multiple times, including funeral expenses. The evidence distorts the record as Lord Douglas recounts the support and its impact on Wilde.
Advice from Melbourne dated April 1 reports the third contract run of H M A S Soiney satisfactorily completed. A fail speed trial for the new ship remains to be conducted and seven training there are gl trade Wales in the six Staten with total membership of 433 204.
Washington reports indicate tariff supporters press Congress to act promptly as debates unfold. London dispatches note adjusted import duties and responses from industry leaders, with mixed signals from policymakers and opposition voices shaping the path forward.
Melbourne April 28 The Minister for Customs Mr Tudor has decided to remove the prohibition with regard to the importation of feathers into Australia.
London April 21 Tom Burrows endured 187 hours of wakefulness hoping to surpass a claimed American record of 116 hours. Military bands assisted him, oxygen was given twice, water splashed on his face sparked delirious rage as attendants were attacked with clubs. He was restrained and soon slept.
The third match in WH J Eileach's competition at Sumas covered 200 500 and 660 yards. Horton topped the rifle scores with 93 while Alfie Muller led the day’s event. Moller posted three high scores and pursues the overall victory as the contest concludes next Summay.
The third race for Mr Tean's trophy was sailed on Sunday after noon. A report from the sailing committee says the race is held over pending an enquiry from one boat. Enquiry set for 7:30 pm Wednesday, with the sprint to follow after the trophy decision. The Model shield and lady skippers race are also under discussion, postponed.
A terse field record notes Wells and Carpentier in a se che ata sant sa murpey match. The fragmentary text mentions noncast movements and odd spellings, with no clear date or location available.
April 21 list shows Capt A Minghane from Mortsamugims and Cairne Passengers with Ho Youne and four children, M. Schultz, Cargentar, A Niemen, L A AmoloF, E Spotewood and others. Includes J Clifford, Paul, VW Baroten, H Trescain, and To im the Serom.
Fragmentary notes describe earlier damage claims aboard the Makura en route from Sadmey to toucklead. An investigation found only minor issues with a few items, while most reports were exaggerated and the vessel appeared largely intact.
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