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Newspaper
Cairns Post
Location
Cairns, Queensland, Australia
Date
Jul 21, 1913
Page
4
Fragmented report outlines Asgaria showing uneasy stance in Balkan conflict with Serbia and Romania. Mentions Bulgaria reacting to international pressure, partition fears, and negotiations shaping possible settlement as regional powers weigh military and diplomatic moves.
Fragmentary report from Rand Trouble discusses a possible link to Federation Trade Unions and government aid. Vague references mention workers, reevaluation of shares, and a commission’s role in a looming decision about employment and welfare.
Fragmentary report from Gympie recounts a widow named Mrs thamwiching and others involved in a deadly incident. The piece mentions eleven or more people, a saxgonette, and a fatal event with references to Uhrwmet and Home. Details are unclear and misread in OCR.
Fragmentary text mentions Anarchists and a sequence involving a servant and a copter during a reported event. Names and precise actions are unreadable, leaving only scattered references to locations and roles without a clear outcome.
The navy advances a fleet plan to build numerous fuel storers and vessels. Aimed at cutting costs, the program seeks private contracts with shipyards and a reconfiguration of vessels for better protection, amid broader Mediterranean operations.
In Melwoeine on a July night, the Nice President of the Execting Comet signals the ministry’s intent to move forward, urging the Labour party to align or risk appeal to the enantey cal as a broader coalition aims for straight action.
Brisbane July 20 Speaking at the Cleveland Show on Lauda the Minister for Agriculture Mr Whitey said Abe Mistery and the Liberal party were using all their power for the man on the land and it was their duty to defend all interests. He warned the ministry to remember other sections of territory and to consider all proper and not particular sections.
In London on July 30 Mr Hulton a racehorse owner testified he warned Shier that the criminal act towards Wootton would be tried. The jury saw the witness withdraw remission after the stab and noted Wootton’s connections with Newmarket and Dechy. The scene included other possible winners at the tracks, casting doubt on events at the stands.
In Cairns, Henry Fen Firs is named Superintendent, Fat Sant Lewis and Tobert Sturt named Assistant Superintendents, with Sum ea O'Neil as Acting Inspector. Sharma in Cairns confirms the appointments.
A tragic incident at the Pat ington Town Hash AC supper during a Laswtter and Co Ltd event ended with Walter Browne, general manager, collapsing while toasting "For They are tally Good Fellows." Browne, a longtime figure, died before aid could reach him.
July 20 dispatch reports regional leaders in many provinces mobilizing to declare independence. Northern forces migrate toward Kuang as Japanese officers appear near rebel bands. Nanking declares war on Vian. troops at Nanking and Chinklang side with rebels. One commander shot for refusal to fight.
Maryborough reports a fatal riding accident when a horse bolted while Mime Truruthy Watkine of Bun Daburg rode near Fairymead in the Burdenere district. The animal reared, the rider was thrown, and she died from a fractured skull and cranial injuries.
In Sydney on July 20 an accident at the Kieners mine caused a boiler to break free after great strain on a winding drum. The boiler struck Nichol Nicholson, killing him instantly, as others narrowly escaped. The boiler sped down the gorge, smashing gear and damaging a battery, while at the bottom a sign reported a miraculous escape.
In Queensland and Adelaide during recent elections officials worked to clean the rolls. July 8 marks a day of turmoil as Fx-Heuster Vardom died from a brain hemorrhage just before midnight after a period of poor health. A riot by dockers in Leith caused windows to be broken, police to be stoned, and looting to be feared. officers dispersed the mob and several were injured or hospitalized.
A waterside party including A Atwood and others traveled toward Falls when the car failed near Killarney. It rolled backward at speed and vaulted, ejecting the occupants. Atwood sustained serious injuries while others escaped with minor hurts as the vehicle wrecked near the falls.
A letter to the editor from A. Rendall of Aus, July 14, complains about a hare in the streets and a nearby government residence, urging attention to a valuable Cairns land area and welfare of the public around the Maker court. The correspondence references neighbors and local nuisance issues.
Fragmentary Mackay notice recounts a vehicle collision near Mackay on a distant July date. The report mentions a four-wheeled carriage overturning after fright from a bore, with occupants thrown free. one injure appears severe, others escaped with minor hurts.
A fragmentary item notes Crest Propersiien and Fer Cree companies linked to Seals Crest property plans. The readable text mentions Coe and Coen in connection with the crest project but lacks clear actions, dates, or locations. Further context is unavailable from the remaining OCR.
Vague OCR fragment reports a firearms related incident with rifles and shotguns, mentioning Paso Fortel Suutes office and a long conigument of con taba amanition, referencing names like Mako and Victor London with uncertain dates and places.
A report from Mackay dated July 10 details a case in which a man named Allen Sha Jo is linked to arson and destruction of property. The Promoting sergeant notes a crowd with tears during the phase. The article mentions punishment for damages and a sequence involving a girl named Mas Sackaon and events in Wasdaberg.
A fragmented ad or testimonial references Chamberlain's Cough remedy and claims of effectiveness. The text mentions doses and outcomes but is garbled, with unclear names and dates. It appears as a brief promotional snippet from an old newspaper page.
A corrected report notes Wallace and Wohnert performing mastery work at TANOES CIOL OF ARTE BUTLOTa Zi Sra bp Pre Ss ott st. The text confirms intended revisions and final wording for the task.
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