The Cables Obituary Lovie Welmeedas
The death of a Waikboy once at Geelong is reported in the obituary titled Lovie Welmeedas.
20 May 1910
Page 1
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Newspaper
Cairns Post
Location
Cairns, Queensland, Australia
Date
May 20, 1910
Page
1
The death of a Waikboy once at Geelong is reported in the obituary titled Lovie Welmeedas.
London wellness report notes a military procession draft plan. Majors Stuckley and Brusche, Captain White and Lieutenant Macartney will lead Australia’s contingent, Colonel KH Davies and Major Hughes represent New Zealand in the colonial military term.
Fragmentary notes describe King Georgs and a high command gathering with a royal procession. Mentions of the Chief and a maritime or frontier setting hint at a ceremony or strategic meeting. The garbled text references a leader named Muriepeal and a deep sense of duty among participants.
A fragmentary report notes a boy and his grandmother in London on a Wednesday scene near the Grand Duchess Marie of Walienarg. The text mentions a grandson Nicholas of Obieries and a medal awarded to a cartet the V Meedlenart, with unclear context and supporting figures.
Fragmentary OCR notes mention the lord mayor of Lublin and a garbled name sequence. The readable bits imply a local civic reference but contain no clear dates events or actions to summarize.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions customs and names but lacks clear events or details. Readable items include possible names Welwentas Hartley and Tostom with vague references to a commission or border topic. No coherent incident or outcome is discernible.
A garbled note hints at a historical figure and a Wednesday clue. Names and places are unclear, but the fragment suggests a publicity item about Mr Roosevelt and an event to tease readers.
Premier Gail Jones and the Ag are invited to St George's Windsor as Angio-Austrati2ss figures, with Georie Heil referenced in the invitation context. The text appears garbled with OCR errors but indicates an event or visit involving named individuals and a location.
Fragmented text notes funeral arrangements and international attention surrounding King Edward. References to Diana, Lord Strathcona, and Canadian ministers hint at cross border coverage and ceremonial planning amid diplomatic sensitivities.
Reports describe a brutal attack on a stockade where guards battled a mob. Dozens died in flames and gunfire as prisoners and victims were burned and shot amid a chaotic breakout.
A brief notice describes children suffering a racking cough at night with reference to remedies and family concern. Local doctor emphasizes home care and seeking medical advice if symptoms persist.
Sale, a noted Spanish painter, reportedly shot at a portrait displayed in a Paris gallery. The painter allegedly visited in disguise with a wig and false beard, fired four shots from a revolver, causing panic as crowds fled. Sale was arrested.
London report states General He den Powell has been gazetted on the retired list.
An explosion at Canton London damaged a lighting site. Fire crews arrived quickly as debris burned briefly but was contained before it spread. Several workers were believed trapped under fallen construction material.
Telegrams from SBANE and Vedarstas report a cabinet meeting Friday night focusing on the La co operation and the Hay road work. Officials discuss measures for upcoming days and emphasize ongoing operations and planning for the near future.
A government report details opposition to a proposed plan to establish government staffed workshops. Aldermen oppose the idea and urge purchasing changes while ministers defend the project amid widespread debate. The discussion traces through a series of motions and committee actions over recent months.
Kilpington, Commissioner of Public Health, reports the emergency as a costy risk to public health due to leprosy in the Queerslani area. He condemns the current handling and urges immediate action to prevent further danger.
Three strike leaders, Tutton, ArConner and Butler, were released from gaol in Sydney on a Wednesday morning after a wandering hold period. No further details on charges or conditions were given.
In Greymouth Magistrate Court a riotous case arose over hotel licensing. The mayor and town officials faced charges of illegal presence on premises and allowing a room to be used as a common resort during prohibited hours. The licensee was accused of permitting liquor consumption on site and firing prohibited hours. Defense argued dining room not a common resort and no repetition of the assemblage.
In a New York City courtroom on June 18, 1007 Pietro Pampinelis faces kidnapping charges tied to a gang known as the Black Hood. Prosecutor O Connor calls two witnesses, Rosina Martinew and Hyacinthe Hingrose, as the accused attempts to compel testimony with threats of death. The witness breaks under pressure, refusing to speak, while the defense and police contend the jurists face coercion tied to organized crime.
A reader recalls the chilling moment of receiving a Black Hand letter warning of a dire fate if certain demands are not met. The threat arouses fear as the recipient contemplates possible violent outcomes and coercion from unknown assailants.
An old advertisement touts Dr Sheldon’s New Discovery for coughs and colds. It claims rapid relief and lists price as 1/4 and other details. The copy notes availability everywhere and emphasizes quick, effective results.
A column discusses death deathbed omens and the power of warning signs used to compel action. It notes belief in life and afterlife guidance, the fear induced, and the common use of such signs for both good and ill intentions, urging readers to prepare for death. Coffinist on Page 6.
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