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Newspaper
Cairns Post
Location
Cairns, Queensland, Australia
Date
Mar 27, 1913
Page
4
London telegram reports Mr Asquith reiterating Britain gave no treaty obligation to send troops to the Continent. He notes Mr Balfour is not on the Defence Committee but has joined the Special Inquiry Committee. A steamer collision damaged the May Porke and the Horcules.
Paris reports police show new cooling method during a riot scare as a man allegedly suffocates inside a house after a bungled attack. In parts, Jaegtenast Menard, a military aviation figure, plans scientific Antarctic expeditions starting in June for two years with aerial support.
In Tripoli on March 2, Tyaliam forces breached the bayonet port and forced Bartni Bev from a strong Arab camp position. The feap camp provisions and ammunition were destroyed with no deaths reported. Tielteans suffered 24 killed and 18 wounded.
London reports Lord Wolseley the famed Lames general died today at forty after a long illness. The Agra Poisoner headlines reflect Delhi dispatches about Clare's execution with the Viceroy declining interference. Sir John Fisher's committee urges naval measures and costed fuel policy while British press celebrate Asquith's move for free national action in Europe.
Dr. and Mrs. Leavy departed for Ireland for a year long sojourn, guests held a farewell social last night with strong attendance. Dr. Willis serves as locum tenens during Dr. Leavy’s absence. Leavy has practiced for twenty years in the region.
Innisfail officials expect the Premier to visit during his Northern tour. Central mine and railway issues are among matters to be raised with him.
Innisfail reports a two year old girl named Kesl fractured her collarbone after falling downstairs on Tuesday. Panesfail notes the Carron arrived with coal for the Shire Council tramway and removed timber from Chapman’s mill. The Lase o Gowrie is detained outside the heads due to low water.
An allusion to a seasoned Riflemex seeking aid mentions Spriiaep as a needed component or support. The fragment hints at a request for assistance but lacks clear details on purpose or scope.
In Brisbane on March 24 in the Central Police Court before Lieut. Col. H. A. Woore Steven Addison theatrical professional Norton Newton no occupation attorney Cavanagh faced charges they conspired on March 20 to obtain by fraudulent means from Warry Percy Magne Teodeli the sum of £1853. After arrest they were remanded until Wednesday with bail set at £500 and two sureties of £250 each.
Ottawa reports Mr. Horton replying to Sir Wilfrid Laurier's manifesto. He says ivy contracts for three battleships must start now or completion will miss the next general election. Borden counters by denying attempts to reopen discussions while Liberal policy proposals carry a projected cost of 30 million pounds over ten years. European rulers note harmony linked to Three Gag money.
Townsville reports William Egan, noted cyclist, fell while training and dislocated his collarbone. Other items note evangelists entertaining in Townsville and a prolonged cabinet sitting in Brisbane with references to upcoming Referenda.
March 26 report states Sir Kutustissets denied ties to the Government talks. Witnesses discuss shares in American and English companies and a 7,000,000 dollar issue. The English firm reportedly controls the deal and guarantees the American issue, with prior investments not disclosed to avoid insinuations.
A March agreement between South Brisbane Municipal Council and Mr HV McKay of Melbourne plans to reclaim part of Jones Street to join Steamship Co. wharves. A substantial building will be erected to house the Sunshine Harvester factory operations. After 30 years the building reverts to the council.
Commissioner for Railways Mr. Byer questioned regarding possible Departmental action following a deadly incident. He claimed he had made up his mind but would not disclose his determination while a material view remained for obvious reasons. Official notification of the decision was promised for tomorrow.
The report notes a tick infestation on a W Cowng farm outside the Tweed quarantine zone. Sixty to eighty of sixty nine? cows show heavy infestation in a herd of 73. A moved herd from this property was found infested. Another farm is said to be infested as well per motor officer.
Fragmentary text mentions a town event this morning with unclear details and no clear names or outcomes. The readable portion references the west and a local setting but lacks specifics to establish a definite report.
Ming BR. F. Forster of South Melbourne reports severe headaches and pains eased after taking seven of six tablets. She claims the tablets restored her health, stating she finally felt completely better and ready to work again. A local chemist notes the product is widely used by customers.
The Cairns Rugby Union held a meeting last night with Mr Skene in the chair. Officers were elected including Mr Thompson as President and Mr Ficus as Vice President. The secretary announced a forthcoming executive and junior fixtures, and plans for a Camas Trip to Charters Towers were discussed.
A Portuguese coast rescue saga centers on the English liner Veronese wrecked near Leixões, Portugal. Coast guards and fishermen battled fog and surf to save survivors. a brave woman with a child led ashore amid wreckage, while Captain Turner and crew faced peril as three days of rescue effort culminated in many lives saved and dozens aided ashore.
A Pentel correspondent reports no stock movements but notes water levels rising and river monitors showing plentiful flow. The Delta Rutland route falters as rains persist, with crews struggling to move cargo while river conditions improve slowly.
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