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Newspaper
Cairns Post
Location
Cairns, Queensland, Australia
Date
Feb 13, 1913
Page
4
Fragmentary cablegrams report a severe clash at Meru palace with troops deployed by Princess Lady and surrounding guards. A high official, Schumeir of the Socialists, is said dead. no confirmation on Mame Hic. Also notes rioting in Vienna and cautious Cabinet moves in London as empires face unrest.
Telegrams report a marine inquiry into the Treninche arrival from Poirns and indications of a missing vessel Dancing Wave after a search by the John Dow. Signs of the missing ship were seen near reefs and islands as the crew embarks on further port calls and investigations. Royal authorities also note probate actions in Croydon and Beatries Fever in Koran.
A charge against J. th Williams of the Gromter J. DD Williams Amusement Co. is withdrawn after a Melbourne hearing. The case involved alleged harbouring and assisting in a felony. A separate Federal Executive Council meeting noted appointments to the High Court bench.
The article notes beet and cane sugar refiners in Canada and the United States turning to direct white sugar production from beets and cane juice. It cites Wallaceburg Ontario as a test site for refining imported West Indies sugar and mentions Canada’s beet factories expanding into sugar refining. It discusses sulphuring and carbonatation methods, purity comparisons between beet and cane sugars, and names Wallaceburg and Marine City as key locations.
The article examines Wallaceburg and Marine City operations using filtration and decolorisation in cane sugar refining. It discusses the Wallacestvarg process, decaling cane juice, and comparison with beet sugar refining costs and efficiency, noting potential world impact of the Whitse method and in-plant sugar production.
A special feature compares weather patterns over thirteen months with forecasts and futures, outlining dates and expected changes. The piece names analysts and institutions commenting on climate projections and presents a broad, periodical view of meteorological trends.
The article discusses the New South Wales Political Labor League conference in Sydney, highlighting its secrecy and control by the Labor Party. It notes critics fear the process lacks democratic openness as leaders fear press reporting and public scrutiny, with leaders like Watson and Lemon opposing independent coverage.
A fragmented Labor conference debate reveals party leaders sternly enforcing discipline with references to ruin for dissenters. Fisherin and McGowen face restive voices while calls for resignation loom as ministers stand accused of serving political aims over public duty.
OCR fragment mentions Peter 4 and Eld Om with unclear context. No clear event, date, or organization readable.
Visitors to Georgetown will receive a hearty welcome and attention. The vein of the note mentions comfort and a sample boom attached, with a focus on bedroom goods described as cool clean and comfortable.
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