Local arrivals and visits noted in Cairns area gossip
A Cairns column lists numerous social arrivals and brief travels. Mentions include Mr Cochrane leaving for Atherton, E J O Harey of Mossman visiting Cabra Atkinson of Gunnawarra Station, and Mr Harding arriving from Herberton staying at Hiden. Also noted are Miss Crittell, Mr McHugh, and multiple residents returning from Melbourne or Cooktown via Kuranda.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cochrane
Atherton
E. J. O'Hirey
Mossman
Cabra Atkinson
Gunnawarra
Catrins
Harding
Herton
Hiden
Love
D.Q
den- Nin
Mareeba
Billson
Melbourne
Crittell
Charera ‘Towers
Stonier
McHugh
Malanda Cairne
Messrs
Markham
Astterton
Davns
C. W. Knudson
Burton
Brisbane
M ‘Harilton
Hartridge
Tablet
Sutherland
Child
Cairns
Toring and Mercery
Abbott | Bee
Twigg
Wiltshire
Nd Brennan
W. Bull
Cooktown
the Strand
Bert Hoffman
Daly
Johnstone
Vial Babinda
Fred Nicholls
Townaville
Untitled fragment on loss and remorse in crisis
Fragmentary note referencing men dying and regretting a firm statement. Mentions a monetary amount 4/- and a penitence for a stay of missing. Tone shows concern and a return to health, asking if the recipient is feeling better.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northampton
Gem Owen
Matementa
Hetera
Ferre
Electric Wooing on speediest express train tale
A New York cable correspondent reports on a swift express train where Mrs. Plectra Waggoner Wharton, a wealthy widow, travels with friends toward Washington. Onboard, Chief Justice elson Philips of the Texas Supreme Court converses with her as Mr. Bailey, son of a former senator, lingers to chat. In San Antonio, before leaving west, Mrs. Wharton becomes Mrs. Bailey after a late-night wedding impulse aboard the train.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Staten
WT. Wagoner
Waithient
Elson, Philips
Texas. Supreme Court
Theo Wah
Weldon Brey
Wharton
Bailey
Wes
Clemenceau’s Nantes Speech Reflects on War’s Enduring Call
The ex premier Clemenceau spoke at Nantes unveiling a memorial to the war, urging boys from his old school to continue duty and sacrifice. He recalled school days, warned of doubts, and urged French resolve to preserve peace even at high cost, declaring it better to die for homeland than abandon effort.
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M. Clemenaeu
Nantes
Times
Socrates
Pepe
Clemencesw
M. Cremenceau
Shandon
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A. Villiars
Vulcan Foundry and Engineering
KON and Brass
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Smellie & C Co. Ltd
TOY
Msville
NGHAM
AVR
Mackay
Ote United
Alfred. Taylor Ltd
Tor Ann Daly
Oes Ei
Pittamd A CO. Abbot
St. Cateng
AM. Todd
Sks
Orion
Lilley, Grose & Long, Solicitors
Arugerc
LA Miller Shielde
Cairne
Walter B
Rene
Bertal
Thor M. Scorath
LDQ
Lon la Sueratao Aml
GT. Murray
Sichare Hill
AMP
Chambers
D. Lynch
PLLA
P. Chambers
Cairma
Ireland
Sinn Peis
New States
Pune
H. J. Bulcock
van. Wein
Electric
Clemenceau
Brance
Calrns
Vismclis
G. Lisha
Shields Street
Bon
the People's Cash Store
Via
Tellies
Libby
Glisha
Froods
Harvard
H. M. Svendsen, Ltd
Ouse
Lake Street, Cairne