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Newspaper
Cairns Post
Location
Cairns, Queensland, Australia
Date
Nov 19, 1912
Page
4
Scribbled dispatches from Mexico City Geneva TASOOH and Washington report political tensions and military plans. Anarchist actions threaten property in Milam Tia, while a planned Pacific Coast air patrol chain signals expanding defense posture. The piece notes U.S. policy shifts including Wilson’s approach to foreign affairs and potential treaty substitutions.
TS Exglan, MP and leader of the Land Taxation Movement, denounces English land policy as unrealistically strict. He claims Australian reforms drove vast land aims and that Lloyd George’s revenuers misread imperial legislation. He argues English land taxation harmed agriculture and rural life.
Fragmented report from Kimberworth details a deadly incident with Beeing Ten Iris Named Nickolmen and Collinnge aged 9 among casualties. Sir Marcun Sanvel, representing the Shale Transportation Co. in San Francisco, appears in a convoluted line about union affairs and a large sum £18,998,008 5 FRE linked to California. A fire in Canton on Monday led to chaotic events near the Chum Sang River with fatalities near the wharves, painting a grim, unclear aftermath.
A suspected treason case emerges in Losdun with an alleged navy involvement. Authorities report an individual accused of conveying secrets to foreign powers amid ongoing investigations. The event underscores security concerns within naval circles and prompts legal actions.
London readers see report on Mr Churchhita's pledge and funding plan. The piece notes opposition and the need to allocate money for increases and tremental measures. It reflects a charged debate and unclear outcome.
Cedar Creek Law and Planning Bills are recorded by SEDAR official TOUWOCLON and associated with ORREK via TOUWOCLON. The notice references regulatory actions and scheduled considerations, indicating formal documents lodged for public record and potential review by stakeholders.
A special meeting of the Townsville Friendly Society Medical Thew Venight appointed Dr W Chapman of Rimasieigh Hospital as Medical Officer to the Board. Reports from Bundaberg show weekly county payments rising while Brisbane notes counterfeit coins passing as genuine. Melbourne notes a tour to England with territorial army members failing in a trip.
A jagged, fragmentary report notes a strike of lightning near a Brisbane market stall. The incident disrupted a spice and seafood display, with vendors and bystanders unsettled but reportedly unharmed.
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An early 20th century report describes a passenger injured when a wagon wheel struck him during a derailment. The victim, named Whitp Roojaivol, was taken to Warwick Hospital with a deep gash. Roop Erol performed care at the scene and the man’s family learned of recent dire news about several children.
A report from the Christ Protector of Aboriginal origins notes the islanders are in good health. Proposes the island be named Devihara Toland and an Appel Channel be established. Urges settlement establishment to enable government control amid divided motives. Nearby, Melbourne reports a failed tow, discontent over wage rates, and calls for a Royal Commission and wages board.
The Cairns branch of the Australian Natives Association held a monthly meeting chaired by acting chairman Marek. A resolution urged the Board of Directors to update the information. discussion touched on survey ship Sealat and observing our policy regarding goods from other regions. G. Preedrum and others supported the policy, while H. Newport agreed lectures on tropical products were desirable but preferred not to lecture in Cairns at that time.
Fragmentary text references a Taighin intention and Dalran branch with membership tendering and routine that was torn, followed by a meeting and clawed action, leaving unclear details about participants and outcomes.
The Cymtocs forwarded received regulations to ux for public informs. The document discusses contract terms for cane production, wage rates per ton and per hour, and the role of ploughmen and laborers. It notes the involvement of Aboriginal compensation and references orders 2073 and 1454 with overtime wage rules and collective agreements recognized by the Comptroller General.
Fragmentary text shows a transfer or listing involving Saederierer of the Demy Crem to Anan, with unclear timing or context. Readable names suggest a shipment or personnel assignment, but details remain obscured by OCR errors.
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