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Newspaper

Cairns Post

Location

Cairns, Queensland, Australia

Date

Dec 10, 1912

Page

4

London Sunday items on union ballots and duties

A London committee rejects an amendment to supervise ballots. Serkin and five Irian Transport Union members face £277 damages for conspiracy to deter dockers from an employer who refused to join the Stevedore Association. Foot and mouth disease outbreaks and Irish cattle trade concerns noted.

London Committee of the Trades Sontay Serkin Irian Transport Union Navy League Linsly

Triple Alliance renewal reported by Frankfurt Zeitung

The Frankfurt Zeitung reports that the Triple Alliance has been renewed. In London, Herbert Samac replies to Harry Lawson about high terminal charges in Australia hindering a large cabinet cut. The Gaekwar of Baroda telegraphs no knowledge of India's navy contributions, while initial praise is noted for prompt reply.

London Herbert Samac Harry Lawson Australia Samay Gaekwar Baroda Chronicle India

Fishing Fleet Disaster Off Losdon Coast

A fishing fleet was driven offshore by a gale leaving the crew waterless for five days. Four fishermen went insane and jumped overboard, drowned. Sixty eight men remain missing from boats that carried seventy two. Six bodies have washed ashore.

Losdon

Governors Convene to Deter Mob Violence Across States

The Albany States Governors Convention in Virginia repudiated a governor’s statements and urged obedience to the declaration that mob violence must be stamped out. Governor Blease faced threats but stood by the pledge against intimidation, stressing action against violent acts.

New York Virginia Missa Blease

North Eastern Railway Ends Strike Over Driver Drunkenness

London reports a strike by a North Eastern railway line following the dismissal of a driver reported to be drunk. The action halted services Sunday, with crews awaiting further word on operations and possible reinstatement.

London North-Eastern

Neabor launches largest Australian liner at Workman and Clark

The Neabor, the largest vessel in Australian service, was launched at Bellami by Workman and Clark. Lisbon reports that Taveira, who murdered missionary Mr. Douglas at Belagon Bay, South Africa, has been sentenced to military imprisonment for 0 years.

London Workman and Clark's Bellami Lisbon Taveira Douglas Belagon Bay South Africa Bes Yount Brisbane

Cyclone Ravages Native Villages Killing Hundreds in Paris Region

A cyclone struck native villages causing widespread destruction to crops and the death of hundreds. The damages are reported at 560070 pounds.

Paris

Early Christmas Goods Arrive Amid Quiet Shopping

Unclear fragment hints at Christmas merchandise arriving early and shoppers considering options. Mentions gift selection and seasonal goods. Likely a brief market note on early holiday shopping and available items.

Grateeni Tae Catenin Galleon

Belgium and Defence Bill Prompting Debate In Senate

In Brussels a Belgian Per dune bill contemplates a 320000 unit mobilization. Senator Weiner questioned Britain’s ability to rapidly deploy troops and resist a German invasion while aiding France and England’s plans against a potential German push.

Brussels Belgium Weiner Eaglind Great Britain Germany

Lawlessness Premium Strikes Aberdeen Prison Windows

Report from London notes an unrest at Aberdeen where inmates began a hunger strike and shattered prison windows. Authorities say there are no facilities for forcible feeding, and additional safeguards are not planned. The piece mentions Allied wartime tensions and references to wireless communication and enforcement details.

London Aberdeen Rorepeis Atommskine United States

Finnish Bank Frauds Prompt Court Inquiries

Helsingfors report states a bank manager from a private firm has been implicated in fraud schemes. A suspect named Id tan allegedly fled with 200000 from private accounts. Authorities pursue charges and further details remain forthcoming.

Helsingfors Id Tan Ial Anak Faliak

British Railway Workers Vote For Strike Action

In London North Eastern Railway staff pass resolutions backing a strike over interference in private lives of workers. Driver Knox is mentioned as reinstated, with workers resolved to resist outside meddling. The item records Monday developments and union solidarity among employees.

London North Eastern Railway Knox

Cane farmers hear advice at Meckay station briefing

Innisfail reports General Superintendent H Easterby spoke to cane growers on station activities. He urged green manures for ratooning and outlined cultivation methods. He will visit Mourihan today then depart south on Wednesday.

Conference of Premiers Telegram Sparks Brisbane Debate

In Brisbane on Monday Premier Denham said he had not yet received an invitation to a conference of State Premiers. He noted nothing further beyond the Melbourne telegram about the proposal.

Brisbane Melbourne Denham

Toowoomba Water Supply Loan Debate Report

Monday two o'clock meeting of the Toowoomba City Council discussed a government grant and whether the council can secure a loan of £22 000 for a water supply project. In Sydney Melbourne reports the Transport Workers Federation drafts show five transport sections agree to join, but the Australasian Institute of Marine Engineers rejects the presented constitution draft.

Brisbane Toowoomba City Connell Sydney Memlay Transport Workers’ Federation Pot Corrett Australasian Institute of Merine Engineers Instituts

Not Courage Not Courage 4 Sartore Union Labor Strife

Fragmentary text shows workers voicing grievances and disappointment at delayed outcomes. They expected a Royal Commission to address reconciling the grievances and the party in power was blamed for delays in appointments.

Sartore ‘Union Uhey

Fraline Funeral Date Set Amid Postwar Election Inquiries

Fragmentary OCR notes indicate a funeral in midwinter with timing tied to an election period. The text mentions plans possibly extending into January and hints at related political or civic considerations. The readable items reference a ceremony and inquiry context without full detail.

Victorian State Revenue Shows Sharp Decline in Melbourne

Melbourne reports state revenues for Lovemper fall by £23,567 compared with last year. Excise duties drop by £12, and railways by £21,24, totaling a five month decline of £38,314. Cadet trophy ceremony held. Lord Deeman notes cadets' potential against trained soldiers. Adelaide notes Townley, who escaped from Watala Gaol, was recaptured and sentenced to five years more.

Melbourne Lovemper Railways Lord Deeman Adelaide James Townley Watala Malhourne Afl

Man Blown Hand Off In Street Attack

A man on Flinder Street last night was seriously injured when two men fought and one threw gelignite. He was found with a hand blown away and other body injuries. Police are investigating the assault and seeking witnesses.

Menta Flindera Street

Treasury returns show deficit for November in Perth

The West Australian Treasury reports a November deficit of £45,144, building an accumulated shortfall of £316,296. For the first five months of the financing year revenue reached £1,587,116, leaving a shortage of £195,197.

Perth Treasury

Antineurasthin Treatment Promises Nerve Health Boost

Advertises Antineurasthin as a pure lecithin-based remedy for nervous debility wasting diseases and dyspepsia. Claims to strengthen brain and nerve cells, improve nutrition, and raise general health with a free trial under a Pure Foods Act endorsement from Now South Sydney authorities.

Earsmend Uniler Pure Foods South Sidney

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