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Newspaper
Cairns Post
Location
Cairns, Queensland, Australia
Date
Dec 03, 1912
Page
4
Reports from London Ottawa Quebec and Tokyo recount political debates on imperial defence colonial education and naval strategy. Lloyd George and doctors discuss insurance act pay while Britain weighs dominion contributions and imperial limits. UK press debates naval standards and Dreadnoughts.
Telegrams report Albert Edward Fryer, Inspector of Mines, died Saturday night after a week long illness. He showed good spirits Sunday but suffered a fatal stroke on Monday. Funeral held with large attendance in Georgetown. The Brisbane note records condolence motion for Mr. Eyen and thanks from Mr. Bowman for party support.
Brisbane reports on a forthcoming gathering aboard the government steamer with invitations extending to members of both parties, breaking past practice of restricting invites to the government side. The event is planned for Wednesday following Monday.
Monday at Long Bay a man named John Cort guard 53 was bitten by a ticer-snake and died within hours. The incident occurred in Sydney with authorities noting the fatal bite and quick medical response.
Closer report notes two attempts at self harm by a young woman in Rockwood. The piece mentions milk distribution to hospitals and general government impositions in the Parramatta district alongside a veterinary herd inspection and condemnations for cattle tubercular effects.
Thieves entered the Auchnflower railway station at night and stole money. Police are taking inquiries into the matter.
A Negro man in Cordele Georgia attacked white women in a Sunday incident and was arrested. A court gathering later saw a prisoner dragged from guards and beaten as he screamed, then temporary peace returned amid local uproar. Nearby reports from Wellington New Zealand describe editorial attacks on Henry Willis and a politics driven labor conflict in Melbourne. Additional Melbourne discussions cover maternity certificates and tax debates as November revenue figures are reported.
Robbers struck the residence of Sir Janed of Honothon in Adelaide last week. A large quantity of jewellery was stolen in what appears to be a coordinated burglary. Police report ongoing inquiries and heightened security following the incident and public service workers note a rise in property crime during the period.
Admiral King Hall stated Auckland must become a standard naval home with a dock able to take the largest battleship. plan to be considered soon.
Fragmentary report notes a tablet showing fonts in the North Trsit mine from IMS to 86 and mentions ten perch nereens endure. It references a set of persons concerned at the mine in 1005, though details are unclear.
Berlin reports Von Rethmann Hollweg warned a Centre leader the Papal encyclical urging Catholics to join Catholic unions marks Vatican interference limit. A future repeat could force Germany to withdraw its minister at the Vatican as Catholic votes sway against Socialists.
INNISFAIL Monday Mr Iray hearing inspector of the G.5.R. Company on a visit to the district met several cane growers at Tunisfail Estate about new contracts for next year. Growers expected to sign for 13 years while land areas near Dar aji may join CSRB. Goondi mill to adjust for anticipated heavy crushing. Mourilyas sugar mill finished. Goondi crushing to end around Christmas.
A man named Albert Wadawube attempted suicide by jumping from the Tribune Street bridge in South Brisbane. He was struck by a passing train but saved when his body lay between the rails, suffering multiple injuries including gashes abrasions and a wrist fracture. Detectives in the next room reportedly discussed an arrest over money he owned.
The text notes heavy damage in London including six collections and the destruction of shares certificates and contracts. It mentions perpetrators tied to after events in the West End with similar outrages at Islington and Wimbledon.
A new fashion note highlights straw hats with refreshed colors and updated styles. The piece notes trimmed brims and rinsed finishes as part of the latest look.
The report describes arson attempts in post offices and sorting rooms, with burning bags and tar varnish used on envelopes. Flames were fought as letters and addresses were burned, amid reprisals linked to political tensions surrounding Mr. Asquith's Fin lay. Damage reported in Birmingham and Nottingham centers.
Mackay Sundon stars in a twenty round heavyweight title bout at the Apabe Star Theatre against Broadsound. Broadsound endured the full distance but was severely punished, and the referee hesitated before awarding the contest to Tones.
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