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  2. THE AMERICAN FLEET.

    As the result of a recent deputation on the subject of the Melbourne regatta, it was suggested by the Federal Reception Committee that the Acting Lord Mayor of ...

    Article : 183 words
  3. ABOUT PEOPLE.

    Invitations have been issued by Sir Reginald Talbot and Lady Talbot to the State Ministers and the members of both Houses of the State Parliament, and their wives, ...

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  4. BOMB ON A STEAMER.

    A sensational and murderous outrage has been perpetrated on the Hamburg American liner Arcadia, 6603 tons, while at anchor in the Delaware River, Philadelphia. ...

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  5. CRICKET REFORMS.

    An Important proposal, the adoption of which has been repeatedly urged in these columns, affecting the system which has obtained in Victoria for some time now of ...

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  6. "CORNER" PROTECTIONISTS.

    A public meeting arranged by the Malvern and East Malvern branches of the Australian Women's National League was held at the Malvern town hall last night. ...

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  7. AMERICAN PRESIDENCY.

    Mr. Thomas W. Lawson, the Boston banker and broker, who a few years ago came into much prominence by his articles under the heading of "Frenzied Finance," ...

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  8. "VOTES FOR WOMEN."

    The great demonstration made by women suffragists in London on 15th inst., when 10,000 women marched from the Thames Embankment to the Albert Hall, was ...

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  9. THE METROPOLITAN BOARD.

    At last night's meeting of the Fitzroy council, Cr. Delves called attention to the contemplated reduction of the daily paid staff on the Metropolitan Board, by which ...

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  10. PEACE OF EUROPE.

    In order to allay the uneasiness caused on the Continent, and particularly in Germany, by the recent meeting at Reyal between King Edward and the Czar, the ...

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  11. SCHOOL CHILDREN'S DEMONSTRATION.

    The Federal Reception Committee trusts that at to-day's meeting of the State Cabinet favorable consideration will be given to the suggestion that a portion of the ...

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  12. FREE TRAMWAY FARES.

    The tramway authorities in Sydney; where the tramways are owned by the Government, have decided to give all the American sailors in ...

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  13. THE POSTAL COMMISSION.

    The associated bodies connected with the Post and Telegraph department in this State are protesting against the appointment of Mr. Templeton as secretary to the ...

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  14. COLLIERY EXPLOSION.

    A terrible colliery disaster has occurred at Pittsburg, the great iron centre in Pennsylvania. While a[?]number of men were at work ...

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  15. GERMANY'S ARMY.

    It is announced from Berlin that army man[?]uvres, which will be directed by the Kaiser, will be held shortly in Alsace-Lorraine, the western frontier province. This ...

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  16. MOTOR CAR RUN TO FERNSHAWE.

    Arrangements for the trip of a large number of officers to Fernshawe and Blacks' Spur on 4th September have been taken in hand by the Automobile Victoria. ...

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  17. A PROHIBITION DISTRICT.

    At Invercargill, a no licence district, Frank and Rose Paff pleaded guilty to sly grog selling. It appeared defendants had carried on an extensive illicit trade from ...

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  18. PAN-ANGLICAN CONGRESS

    At the meetings in connection with the Pan-Anglican Congress on Saturday Dr. Clarke, Archbishop of Melbourne, presided over the section which discussed the ...

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  19. NEW ZEPPELIN AIRSHIP.

    Count Ferdinand Zeppelin, who in October last received from the German Government the sum of £80,000 for the great airship with which he succeeded in ...

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  20. LABOR IN PAPUA.

    Dr. Stone-Wigg, Bishop of New Guinea, in the course of a press interview relative to the new labor ordinance in the island, remarked that if forced labor were only ...

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  21. DECORATION OF THE CITY.

    The Acting Lord Mayor has convened the first meeting of the citizens committee in connection with the arrangements for the general decoration and illumination of ...

    Article : 59 words
  22. FORGED BANK NOTES.

    At the Newtown police court to-day, Edwin Walter Harris, 22, described as a journalist, and Frederick Booty, 28, artist, were charged with uttering on George Pratt a ...

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  23. IRON WORKERS' DISPUTE.

    A meeting of the Lithgow branch of the Federated Engine Drivers and Firemen's Association discussed the dispute between Hoskins Limited and the Iron Workers' ...

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  24. SYDNEY CITIZENS' FUND.

    The subscriptions to the citizens' fund for decorating and for the entertainment of the men of the United States fleet are being received satisfactorily. Up to ...

    Article : 51 words
  25. SURPLUS REVENUE ACT.

    Sir John Forrest was interviewed on his arrival to-day from Melbourne. He said he had raised a strong pretest against the passage of the Surplus Revenue Act, which has ...

    Article : 259 words
  26. ADELAIDE WHEAT COMBINE.

    The wheat commission took further evidence to-day regarding the "honorable understanding" which it has been admitted has been in existence for some time among ...

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  27. GLADIATOR COLLISION.

    An action arising out of the collision off Yarmouth on 25th April last between the second class cruiser Gladiator, 5750 tons, and the American liner St. Paul, 11,620 ...

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  28. A MISSING MAN.

    Mr Frank Hayes, who has had charge of the skating rinks at Bairnsdale and Sale during the past two winter seasons, is missing, and is believed to have committed ...

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  29. EIGHT THOUSAND GUESTS.

    A brilliant garden party, at which the members of the pan-Anglican Congress were guests, was given on Saturday afternoon by the King and Queen at Windsor ...

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  30. FIRES IN BERLIN.

    Since December last the fire brigades in Berlin have been kept constantly on the alert owing to the occurrence of a remarkable series of fires throughout the city. ...

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  31. PROPOSED RECONSTRUCTION OF V.C.A.

    Mr. G. R. Collins (Carlton) last night [?]aid before the delegates of the Victorian Cricket Association a copy of a scheme which he has drawn with a view to ...

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  32. INTERNATIONAL CRICKET.

    In connection with the discussion regarding the proposed triangular ma[?]ches between England, Australia and South Africa it was recently suggested that ...

    Article : 107 words
  33. BRITISH RAILWAYS.

    It was recently announced by the "Railway News" that the Great Central, Great Northern and Great Eastern railway companies, which between them own 2408 miles ...

    Article : 117 words
  34. RUBBISHY FOOD PRODUCTS.

    A shocking sample of dried fruits was brought under the notice of the fruit inspection branch of the Department of Agriculture yesterday. A man called at ...

    Article : 161 words
  35. OLYMPIC GAMES.

    The "Times" states that the Australian athletes who have tested the running path at the Stadium, where the Olympic games in connection with the Franco-British ...

    Article : 178 words
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  37. AN INVITATION CABLED.

    The secretary of the board of control, when interviewed to-day in reference to the cablegram from London, said that in September last he approached Mr. Difford, ...

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  38. PUDSEY BY ELECTION.

    The result of the by-election at Pudsey (Yorkshire), in which Mr. Oddy, the Unionist candidate, by a majority of 113 votes over Mr. Ogdon (Liberal) won the ...

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  39. DISEASED VEGETABLES.

    Recently the inspectors under the Vegetation Diseases Act had brought under their notice diseased vegetables offered for sale at the various markets. Parsnips, ...

    Article : 116 words
  40. HARVEST IN CANADA.

    The Canadian crops of all kinds are reported to be showing healthy progress, and the yield promises to be large, with an early harvest. Continuous rainfall is at ...

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  41. CANADIAN IMMIGRANTS.

    A new Canadian Order in Council stipulates that British Indian immigrants must show that they possess at least £40 each before they will be permitted to enter ...

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  42. BOAT BLOWN OUT TO SEA.

    A fishing craft, containing two men Mack and Christie, was blown out to sea from Waipiro Bay last Wednesday. Mack sailed the boat into Te Araroa to-day ...

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  43. WILLS AND ESTATES.

    Henry Sevmour, late of Market-street, Eaglehawk, mining investor, who died on 26th April last,left by will dated 17th May, 1884, estate of the value of £2500 fealty and £571 personalty to ...

    Article : 108 words
  44. CASE AT NORTHCOTE.

    At Northcote yesterday Albert James Price trading as the "Tasmanian Fruit King," in Highstreet. Northcote was charged under the Vegetation Diseases Act with exposing for sale apples ...

    Article : 134 words
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  46. FATE OF A NEW ZEALANDER.

    An inquest was held on Saturday on the body of a man named William James Wittick, which was found in the river at Clapton, a north-eastern district of London. ...

    Article : 66 words
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  50. THE MAIL STEAMERS.

    India arrived Plymouth from Australia morning 20th. ...

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