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Newspaper
Cairns Post
Location
Cairns, Queensland, Australia
Date
Oct 10, 1912
Page
4
A powder explosion in a warehouse in Tampico, Mexico, killed about thirty people and injured around one hundred, including women and children. The government owned the warehouse, and the blaze was blamed on weedier. Nearby reports note World War I era events and international tensions.
In Berlin and London reports, navy increases for the Mediterranean are announced. Victoria Louise and the Duke of Cumberland are linked to royal marriage speculation, while speculative chatter surrounds the potential match of the Prince of Wales. The New York World markets itself as a leading American daily with three editions and large circulations. Britain sees a public vote on women suffrage with a clear majority in favor. In Chile, Sonora reports mint policy and sugar crop shortages in Buenos Aires.
Melbourne reports show 12 months ending June 30 with 12 dead and 2 injured on Victorian railways. Federal Attorney General issues statement on the bread case, citing court judgments on law and citizen rights. Melbourne High Court heard an appeal under the Commonwealth Electoral Act, with the Court dismissing the appeal. Also concerns raised over provisions of the Dieppe Act and potential operations amid fears of calamity.
In a distant inn near Tang ary 24 Ang Me, two young French barbers Jey Jouberthie and Pierre Clancier were found guilty of a brutal double murder. The crime scene featured a burnt corpse and a ghastly tableau with Mrs Buisson and M. Demangeon involved. the pair fled to Spain, then to Lisbon before capture by Inspector Scatelari at Liverpool.
A garbled OCR style summary mentions foot and mouth disease in Britain, various weather and political items, and scattered notices from London and Brisbane. It references medical concerns, governmental restorations, and international rumors, with uncertain spelling and names embedded in a noisy text.
In Mackay near Mirnal the will of William Brdmuch was proved with Sarah Ridgestork widow receiving the estate. In Townsville Wednesday a council meeting granted Heownhill Kirk and Co. a provision for establishing electric light service by order in council, to be completed within one month.
A garbled Sydney report notes a noisy incident on February 28 involving a police officer. The narrative is unclear, but mentions pavers and a crowd. The exact details and names are unreadable in the source.
In Melbourne a commissioner questions two recent arrivals who claim they emigrated from England to Victoria seeking health restoration. They admit intent to emigrate and request light employment in the country. The report notes their context among recent immigrants and mentions the broader perils and misgivings of travel.
A fragmentary OCR item mentions a jury, a court scene, and references to a weapon and death. The legible words hint at a legal proceeding with a judge, witnesses, and possible sentencing but numerous garbled phrases prevent full reconstruction.
Shipping arrivals list a range of vessels including Vita the Fanti and Pynaeneore Messre. Callers Cowley Bale and others are noted among agents and wharf operations. October changes show full Moos and related time stamps with prices such as 11.66 and 1.41.
Fragmentary notes describe Chamberlain's Cough Remedy prescribed for children and adults with severe sleepless nights. Some users report relief after use while others indicate ongoing discomfort and questions about proper usage and timing. Local hints suggest consulting a physician for dosing and potential alternatives.
Melbourne House on Abbott Street Cairns promotes a trade visit to Chillagor featuring a range of goods. Stuart Milne Hosiery Gloves Infants Frocks Ride Booties and more offered with reman’ tote. Late sister’s note hints at family branding.
A brief notice states that the new proprietor has taken over Mr. Mothne Federal Store at Mombiledog Jeine Atom and plans to maintain a fat stock for nearby patrons. The announcement invites local customers to continue patronage under the new management.
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