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Newspaper
Cairns Post
Location
Cairns, Queensland, Australia
Date
Mar 18, 1911
Page
2
A garbled OCR fragment mentions jewellery remade and securing items, with unclear names and details. The readable parts reference old jewellery being remade and possibly contact for service, but no concrete people, places, dates, or organizations are present.
Fragmentary notice dated 4th June 18 mentions a boiler inspection at Fet feet Railway Station and indicates the boiler is in good order. The Dolley will be bid to the highest bidder and accounts related to the OK Biogka Coy are cited with names such as SIMMONDA and DONNELLY in the unreadable segment.
A loving tribute from his wife commemorates Cheyne who passed away on March 30 as the family recalls life and love. The notice speaks of memory and enduring affection, with the line inserted by his devoted wife.
A garbled message addressed to Mary mentions a person named Felner and the phrase Se To. The readable portion suggests an inquiry or directive related to Felner, but the exact action and context remain unclear.
A fragmented report describes a St Patrick's Day social event with a dance and musical performances. Carpenters' work, early morning arrivals, and a community gathering are noted, along with festive preparations and a sense of local camaraderie during the celebration.
An unclear report fragment references a parliamentary inquiry into a collision involving political actors and a musical concert event. The text mentions names like Reid and Mosman and hints at a formal investigation by a Tory coalition, with scattered references to a town and a lane.
The column lists arrivals and departures with names and origins including Cairn Veisbane Salis ante Traebene Mackay Brn Haven Rags Papen and Sydney. It notes visits, shipments and travel plans, plus brief references to local events and a medicinal advertisement.
Fragmented report describes allegations of a Labour party indoor meeting aimed at toppling governance. References to agricultural department commissioning measures and a push by an ARM Company group to influence policy.
Five people were injured in a collision between two electric trams in Ryde last night. A single line was disrupted and services halted while officials investigated the incident and cleared the area.
An incomplete note from the Sysey Come Hel details a distress event and rope wander incident. The report mentions a ring mace and windows, with a recovery expected in coming days.
A cap a aro in iS Chistes frenziers, Belletrost, in the city Inet night Kem Thram attached to ver fol count ad my poser Unaierasin tat he with ekpectad 6 live Whem admitted the Bydney Hospital It was found that Kim Bo hed sustained fractures of the Fits on each side of the hoy, Tie van badly eraiont show the tesa aml trverely internally.
Fragmentary report notes internal rifts within the Democratic party in state parliament as Labour Government faces pressure over interference with resold tamure and ongoing factional tensions.
A claim arises that an 11 day labor system used publicly coerces workers into joining the union and to enforce the test measures for contractor employees. A protest letter on the subject is to be sent to the Minister for Works.
Fragmentary report notes a boxing bout with Whittaker and Whittaker named figures, references a canal murder charge, and mentions rising street concerns with coats. The text is garbled and references multiple persons and legal issues without clear context or outcomes.
The defendant Thorney-S Thomer Riddle stood at the Central Criminal Court today charged with wounding his wife Roby Riddle with intent to murder. A revolver was used and the injured spouse was badly wounded. Mrs. Riddle reportedly did not wish the defendant harmed. The case proceeds at Union.
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