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Newspaper
Cairns Post
Location
Cairns, Queensland, Australia
Date
Nov 27, 1913
Page
4
The newspapers debate the undressing on stage with Gertrude Kinzetce arguing censorship fails to protect public morals. Miscellany notes astronomy death Sir Robert Ball dies at Cambridge. Duchess of Connaught orders and conjugal rights cases appear amid a stream of brief international dispatches.
Sporting Melbourne reports the Sandhurst Cup, one mile, won by Mountain Princess running 2.74. Mint Sauce, Loch Amos, Atora, and Alecomner chased in a tight finish while Indiscreet led earlier before fading. Also notes Frank Wootton's tonsil surgery in London.
The Northern Herald provides local and national topics with country correspondence and sporting summaries. It covers mining and industrial intelligence along with commercial updates and illustrative features for topical interest.
Townsville telegram reports the death in Sydney of Mr. David Buchanan, late proprietor of Sydney, who had a leg amputated.
In Launceston in November the coroner held an inquest into the deaths of Gibson Leane Hiske and Lindsay Douglas. The jury found the motor car overturned on a dangerous road and that it was travelling at a high rate of speed.
Townsville reports a land dispute where the plaintiff seeks delivery of the certificate of title and related instruments, with defendant Dunwoodls ordered to pay the plaintiff's costs. The Kanowns face a delay at First Tep and arrive midnight, amid ongoing claims and confusion.
In Darkest Melbourne on November 2 police and health authorities seized a Fitzroy house on Hee Street after a child's death revealed dire conditions. The rooms were fumigated and a crippled girl aged eleven, and her eleven year old brother, were moved to a home for regretted children.
In Townsville on November 46 Leone defeated Maghinney while Trevillien beat Nicoll to set up the final.
In Vancouver on November 26 the All Blacks won four goals to nil. Heavy thowery conditions left the ground soaked and difficult for play. Mitchinson and M'Gregor each crossed four times, Roberig twice, M'Kenzie and Stoher once each, with Stohr converting four tries. The halftime score stood 37 to nine for the visitors.
The protest signed by Lord Lytton and figures like Conan Doyle and H G Wells accuses Russia of mass imprisonment and executions since 1965. It reports overcrowding, starvation, and deportations to Siberia with no trial, causing widespread death and suffering.
Townsville reports a 19 year old boy named William Edwin Hoare drowned while bathing last night in Bundy’s Creek Noes River. The body was recovered quickly but attempts at restoration lasted about an hour without success.
A crowd of about five thousand natives attacked the Shangen native compound in Pretoria. Police fired twice and restored order after looting of the stove. Railway authorities announced concessions on fees as part of relief measures.
A young married woman named Wiston died yesterday near Hayton after her dress caught fire during weighing. She was transported by special train ten miles to Mirena, then to Brisbane for medical care. The event prompted authorities to review safety and emergency response procedures.
A political brief notes plans within the health ministry and family seats amid moves to resign the Governorship of Victoria. The development signals potential changes in leadership and regional governance as officials reassess tenure.
An article from Melbourne reports a hidden cache behind a front door recess where cheques and bills dating back eleven years were found after a repairman opened the door. The documents were later forced back out of sight, suggesting they were tucked away during prior concealment.
The Federal Executive Council canceled the Sydney restrictions in a minute issued November 1. The order takes effect from tomorrow as officials report damages against the vessel Ace.
Protesters in Durban demonstrate against allegations of ill treatment of Indians. The event reflects unrest and calls for equal rights amid ongoing political pressure.
A fragmented OCR item notes a presidential action or event involving a meeting connected to women. Names and specifics are unclear, but the piece signals a gathering or policy matter tied to a female audience within a political or civic context.
Eight page magazine section lists local sites and events including Dr. Ruch’s monument and Captain Cook monuments in Cooktown. Notes on Summer Set, Herberton Hospital Ball, Gosspsium Wark Estate athletes and other regional landmarks.
A fragmented report notes unusual December heat and a near gale with thunder but no rain in Western Queensland. It mentions a canceled Sunday sport meeting, a December 12 social dance at the Federal Theatre for Oz Church, and an arts filled program. Also describes Dr A C Naphr seeking a new water supply method after a water pump failed at Mackie's Creek residence, with local inspectors Briscoe advising on installation.
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