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Newspaper
Cairns Post
Location
Cairns, Queensland, Australia
Date
Oct 03, 1912
Page
4
Cablegrams recount Conservative attacks on Canadian grain policy and British preference. Tokyo warns of Pacific invasion risk. Berlin pledges tariffication reforms. Seoul notes a Korea plot trial with long sentences. London lists Mediterranean fleet deployment through 1912 schedules.
Summary of a fatal motor accident and world news briefs including postal rate changes between Congo Cuba and Norway. Reports from London Madrid Paris Berlin Brussels New York and Nashville detail medical updates, political notes, labor ballots, military service debates, and a torpedo destroyer explosion with casualties.
Striking workers sought to return to a Massachusetts mill Wednesday but were barred by employers. A row sparked a hot confrontation, and police were called as fierce fighting ensued between strikers and guards.
An old advertisement touts Laver's high class canned fruits and vegetables, Kipda wafers, date shells, macaroons, and afternoon teas in neat air tight tins. The terse copy emphasizes quality packaging and product variety for immediate purchase.
A Danube collision sinks a boat carrying Bowmanian officers. several crew are drowned. Police reinforcement is deployed as Vienna reports possible further rioting amid the incident.
Horrible revelations from Nat ional asylum report two thousand inmates, men and women, starved and confined in four courts. Disturbing images titled El Mundy urge government intervention and immediate action.
Miners in the town express readiness to resume operations after a tentative settlement. Probate granted to Elizabeth dame Aktolo of Mackinnay widow valued at Realty £1308 and personally £652. Townsville notes a railway labour wage deputation urging a pay raise amid current daily rates.
In Managua and Granada, rebels bombard Maceya as the insurgents threaten indefinite action. The American Minister forecasts the revolt ending in a fortnight, with U S forces remaining to protect citizens and property in the region.
The man Castles died at the hospital after a leg injury from an explosion at the City event yesterday. The Worme Secretary said the decision to attend the Melons as a Penal settlement is irrevocable.
In Brisbane on Wednesday, officials pursue a serious examination of dynamite farming practices with the Under-Secretary involved in the proceedings. Authorities seek to address safety, regulation, and potential risks linked to explosive farming methods.
A new mouth cutting at the Brisbane River three miles long will shorten sea access to Cape Moreton and remove the sharp entry angle for ships entering and leaving the port. Other news covers a Bathurst coach crash with one death, a Pelaw Main Colliery fire status, a Wagga fine for shooting at railway workers, a Bellarat death with listed £1305, and Melbourne election results plus a theater drama notice and price drop for dress circle seats.
Ellen aids her convict brother after his escape while her employer John Cally plans to wed her. Tom returns to the summer house and a telephone confrontation erupts as Cally intrudes. Ellen locks herself away as danger and secrets unfold.
The pleasure of the season features the famed wizard from America, praised by many lovers of magic. The performance, staged nightly, drew crowds and left attendees impressionable with wonder and curiosity about the marvels demonstrated on stage.
Passage list notes passengers arriving in steerage on the ship from Cooktown under Captain H Middleton. Names include WG Cleary T Atkinson W H Tregesr Holligan J W Devereux Rev Goddard F Beaver and others among Mesdames Me Hog s and random surnames. rental details referenced for southern region.
A narrow agreement with Local & J. Draper collapsed after negotiations in the Cain area, leaving the parties to reassess terms and seek new arrangements. No party reported injuries or further action as the matter moves toward potential renegotiation.
Sir Ernest Soares, parliamentary private secretary and Charity Commissioner, served as Home Secretary aide and long time Liberal MP for Te West Riding before retirement in 1901. The piece notes his Portuguese descent and education at St John’s College Cambridge.
An auctioneer advertises multiple properties in Suburban Section 87 to 90 with details such as six roomed homes two years old on Victoria Street near Draper Street, casemore's properties, a full quarter acre new house on high blocks, various allotments with five to six rooms, fenced yards, outbuildings, tanks and stoves. Prices range from £150 to £550 per property with several subdividable lots and mentions of corner lots at Buchan Scott Streets and Draper Street.
A fragmentary London directory item references steamship lines and foreign marke t entries with scattered names and terms. The readable text hints at listings of services and operators but details are unclear. The fragment preserves a snapshot of directory content without a coherent event or person.
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