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Newspaper
Cairns Post
Location
Cairns, Queensland, Australia
Date
Nov 16, 1928
Page
10
Survivors of the Vestris tragedy blame the ship's crew for the loss aboard the American Shipper in New York. Reported diversions detail misconduct, mutinous discipline, and attempted rescue as the steamer drifted, with conflicting accounts of passenger treatment and crew actions.
Fragmentary report describes a shipwreck near Aurora Montheal with casualties and survivors. Witnesses include Chief Bawlen and Amer Gan Skinpar, describing a powerful wave washing people overboard and rescue attempts amid wreckage.
The readable bits hint at names, places, and events but are largely garbled. It mentions Cantata, American shipper tales, and a few scattered terms suggesting a varied local notice or column item without a clear coherent event or person.
An American steamer voyage to New York is described with passengers escaping a storm and a lift to safety as crew and travelers react to the danger. The narrative centers on Captain Caray, crew actions, and the dramatic moments aboard during rolling seas and a near crisis.
Report from Liverpool correspondents describes a vessel incident at a London harbor with about 1000 capacity. Confused details mention a vessel named Lamwort Mish Cog and a list of 36 passengers amid reports of containers and holds possibly submerged.
London reports on secret ballots and pledges related to a forthcoming parliamentary event. The text references General Hotham, the Army EMC, and overseas property amid a cryptic list of ballots and oaths.
A severe blaze in Melbourne on November 15 caused extensive damage to businesses along a street. Fire crews reported a quick spread from the central shop to adjacent storefronts, sealing off areas and prompting evacuation of nearby houses.
Survivors recount a disaster where Captain Waren and crew faced a fatal wreck. The line, Hell, Wor. you jame, was spoken as Lifeboats were manned. Stewardess Mei Wlare Ball and Paul Pans were among those tasked with aiding survivors and guiding evacuation.
A garbled 19th century maritime note mentions Captain Carey London and the owners of Veetris and Cayraig Carey. The fragment references a commodore and a leadership role aboard a vessel, with unclear surrounding details.
Fragmentary report describes a confrontation between a loonie free laborer and police. Collings, 24, was taken to hospital after an incident at a riverside site. Officers arrested a suspect, with exchanges about self defense and warnings before gunfire.
Fragmentary text notes a coincidence and accident with references to Sydney and unclear dates. It mentions both individuals involved and an event described as strange. No clear identities, place details, or outcomes are readable from the fragment.
Fragmentary OCR text discusses a political crisis in Victoria with likely early elections. It references the Labor ministry, potential shifts in power, and mounting pressure on the government, including supply measures and parliamentary maneuvers ahead of a possible vote.
The text presents a garbled 19th or early 20th century speech noting American wartime policy, calls for pacific postures, and references to Great Britain and Congress. It mentions over 100000 soldiers, naval protection, and the need for a cautious approach to cruiser deployments while debating international strategy.
Fragmentary OCR text reports Reichstag turmoil and President’s stance amid government tensions. Mentions of a cruiser and science march imply wartime mobilization concerns and political maneuvering in Berlin. The passage is incomplete.
The Tenn visitors arrived in Brisbane and were welcomed by local hosts at the railway station. They met officials including Gregory and Darin Clee, who briefly addressed the gathering and acknowledged the reception planned for the visitors.
A garbled wartime transcript recounts a dramatic interview between Marshal Foch and Sir John French about the Ypres battle. It depicts tensions over leadership, strategy, and French behavior, noting alleged German advances and British reactions as the war rages.
A damaged wartime style appeal from Melbourne urges Australians to vote to secure a stable government. The message attacks Labor, favors a White Australia policy, and calls for law and order, judicial fairness, and steady development while criticizing opposing forces.
A historical discourse outlines party prospects and leadership dynamics amid a labor movement. The piece references elections, senate rates, and key figures like ministers and comms chiefs while noting public sentiment and party strength.
A chaotic Melbourne gathering escalated into a violent scene as attendees clashed with police. Rumors of disorder circulated while officials attempted to restore order, with witnesses noting aggressive behavior from several groups and a strong police presence.
Fragmentary report from Melbourne outlines confidence in the National Congress Council and Ballarat state election results. It notes the Country Party’s stance, party candidates, and ministerial figures amid a volatile Bendigo/Ballarat campaign environment with limited clarity.
A garbled report describes a Melbourne incident involving natives and federal policy. References to the Meath of Aba and the United Government indicate political tensions influencing action. Names such as WD. Eltiat and James Ro appear amid unclear context and dates.
Fragmentary readable text mentions Framaliay and Mr. Gy frevioway with unclear roles. The piece preserves names and possible events but lacks coherent details or dates. Further context would be needed to identify people, places, or actions precisely.
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