23 Apr 1910
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Newspaper
Cairns Post
Location
Cairns, Queensland, Australia
Date
Apr 23, 1910
Page
1
Reports from Milan and Adelaide describe political upheaval as liberal and labor factions shift power. In Milan hooliganism rises amid protests and police actions. Adelaide sees Liberal and Labour meetings with leadership debates and a pending Parliament session.
London stock summary notes broad decline in rubber and oil shares led by Tharsis and Lockey among others as investors react to market conditions. Reading shows mixed activity with several firms naming shifts in share values and tentative recovery signals possible for select producers.
London reports The Mail states the South Australian four lists are closed and appear to have met with very poor response. The item notes the weak interest and unclear prospects for the loan.
London dispatch reports Lord Kitchener sailed from America as the Yellow Press publishes bold headlines about his remarks to a New York reporter praising the gifts as prettiest and best.
Fragmentary text references Sir R Breden and disagreements with the government. The readable parts hint at civil relations and possible opponents described as enemies of civility. No clear events, dates, or organizations are established from the fragment.
In a parliamentary session Mr. Lloyd George argued that accepting the amendment would abandon the tax as urban land would escape payment and labeled agricultural lands as a sham. The amendment was defeated 344 to 248 as financial resolutions proceeded to the Budget debate.
London dispatch reports a plan to establish government horse ranches in Canada Australia New Zealand and South Africa. High costs and other difficulties have blocked a firm conclusion despite efforts to advance the project.
A vintage notice touts Chamberlain's tablets as a pleasant laxative for men women and children. It claims they cure constipation biliousness indigestion and related ailments and recommends them as a positive remedy available from local merchants.
W Homer son of Captain Romer harbour master suffers injury at Claveland Foundry when bins are caught in a machine. Two fingers on his right hand are damaged in the incident.
Boundary rider Michael Ballard aged 44 is found dead after a search led to him entangled with a fork in a tree in the Cooper country following a horse loss. William Henry Shepherd, 57, died from severe injuries after his horse threw him and dragged him over rough ground.
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