Plum Ass A in Fresh Herrings at White Bear
Fragmentary note reports JAMS theses of Plum Ass A in an item titled Fresh Herrings at White Bear. Details are unclear in the OCR but indicate a local event or feature linked to Plum Ass A.
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Newspaper
Cairns Post
Location
Cairns, Queensland, Australia
Date
Mar 09, 1914
Page
2
Fragmentary note reports JAMS theses of Plum Ass A in an item titled Fresh Herrings at White Bear. Details are unclear in the OCR but indicate a local event or feature linked to Plum Ass A.
The Chillagoe Company suspends operations amid open threats of further trouble and persistent harassment. The shutdown mirrors the feared outcome and leaves critics dismayed, as the broader community contemplates the industrial impact and political tensions surrounding the closure.
The foes? of Mr Rouse and family invite attendees to the funeral for Bichaud Gregory Rouse leaving their sadie street residence at 1 o'clock for St John church and on to Caires Cemetery. Members of the Waterside Workers' Union are invited to attend.
The text discusses urging Government action amid peculiar circumstances in the Far North. Labor faces bewilderment over pledges and policy, while Liberalism resists multi party platforms. Industrial tensions rise as wage payers falter, unions seek private or state solutions, and the region weighs peace against unrest and potential losses.
A chemist named Kelly promotes a product labeled Core Cure claiming a single bottle cures core ailments. Critics urge caution as evidence and regulatory standards remain unclear.
Police will control traffic in the town under the Traffic Act as ore shipments and related movement are reorganized. The measure aims to regulate and oversee the flow of ore through the area.
The text notes copper tonnage shipped from Towneville jetty in February 1914 rising to 1147 tons from 1095 the prior year, plus coke shipments totaling 954 and 1725 tons for February 1914 and 1913. It also mentions a Gordonville lecture by Mr H C Newport at 8 o clock tonight under the Gordonville program.
The steamer Lembert of the G A line arrived at Caires from Continental ports via the south on Sunday morning. Captain Rhodea piloted her to the wharf. The ship carries 400 tons of cargo for this port and will sail for the north.
The article notes the removal of an old Cairns landmark in Preemt by a young aviator. Marie Lesiee, daughter of the horn, appears to be tied to the scene as Villars ascends in a trance and Louise awakens to an encounter with her true lover. The audience enjoyed the program and it will be repeated tonight and tomorrow night.
A mangled passage hints at government plans or intentions but is unclear. It mentions Americas, New York, praise for Justice, and references to Australia and China in a garbled context, leaving the main events and actors unreadable.
The Casensland Railway Department reviews station names and their meanings, noting possible resident reactions and local descriptions. Jamaica exports fruit and chiefty bane man valued at £16 yearly, with growth tied to tropical development. a Jamaica competition and military naval beans are mentioned amid a stalled meeting.
Local program announces comic and dramatic shorts at Palace Pictures Hawthorse Hill. Uncle Sam’s Troop and St Alan’s Bounde are slated with dress suits and foul language noted. Three evenings only Tuesday and Wednesday showings with admission prices.
Torrens Creek Mettworks started operations last week as the first Northern work to start. By Friday 33 men were in Townsville for the work and a few more joined on Saturday.
Fragmentary notice lists individuals Charis A T Murray and A Bekins with incomplete contact data and a P O box. No clear action date or jurisdiction is readable.
A woman named Mrs Barr was shot at close range and seriously wounded last night in Townsville. The incident involved a gun at about 15 yards with the assailant unseen. Officials and witnesses discuss the case as authorities plan further inquiries and North Queensland political figures travel the region.
At the Citizens' Committee monthly meeting the Mayor will be asked to welcome cadets from Charters Towers on their arrival in Cairns next Thursday. The welcome will be held at the drill shed.
Richard House, longtime Calmster resident and former waterside worker, died Sunday afternoon after an injury ended his career. He leaves a wife and three children. The funeral departs Backs Street at 4 o clock for St John’s Church then Cairns Cemetery, with members of the Crimms Waterside Morwees Association attending.
March 1 dispatch reports a legal action against the steamer Umngeni bringing deported men from South Africa to England. After Lomding talks the Transport Workers and Dockers unions protest the South African Indemait Bill regulating imports and exports. Capetown sources note a minister’s move to lift the banishment.
Prince Wied and his consort depart Trieste bound for Dorazo with a guard escort. Revolt spreads as districts and villages report clashes. Proclamation of a new Albanian king sparks ongoing turmoil and unrest across Elbe and surrounding areas.
Four men were injured at the Mt Marge Gold Mining Co top works after a molten metal explosion. Arthur M Rows suffered facial burns and burns to the eye and arm. James Gates sustained head left shoulder and leg injuries. Jock Nesvit received chin and facial burns. William Barbour was burned as well. All were admitted to hospital.
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