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  2. THE STRIKE MANIA.

    Among the many suggested remedies for industrial troubles which the great coal strike has brought under discussion that of co-partnership holds a prominent place. ...

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  3. ABOUT PEOPLE.

    The Governor and Lady Fuller, attended by Captain Curwen, were present at the reception given by the mayor and city council of Fitzroy yesterday. Sir John ...

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  4. QUEENSLAND ELECTION CAMPAIGN.

    Mr. Denham returned lo Brisbane on Saturday, after having addressed all the principal centres from Cooktown to the metropolis. He has placed his policy ...

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  5. THE TITANIC DISASTER.

    Many of the survivors of the Titanic disaster have thrilling stories to tell of their terrible experiences prior to being rescued by the steamer Carpathia. Many of ...

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  6. WOMEN'S HOSPITAL.

    There was a further extension of the trouble at the Women's Hospital yesterday. when several of the muses and sisters on the permanent staff resigned. The full ...

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  7. AUSTRALIAN NAVY.

    Advices have reached the Navy Office that the tests of the new destroyer Warrego have been successfully completed, and the vessel will be shortly placed in ...

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  8. INSUFFICIENT LIFEBOAT ACCOMMODATION ON OCEAN LINERS.

    Sir,--Every reform demands a sacrifice. To attract public attention to the question of the "insufficiency of lifeboat accommodation on ocean liners," or even pleasure ...

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  9. "VESSEL TORN TO BITS."

    A deck passenger stales that Mr. Andrews, one of the designers of the Titanic, went below when the collision occurred, and on returning reported to a group of ...

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  10. NAVAL COLLEGE BLUNDERS.

    When orders were given for the construction of the fleet unit it was known that an Australian naval college would be necessary, and that the longer its ...

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  11. IRISH HOME RULE BILL.

    The General Council of the Irish County Councils reports that the financial clauses of the Home Rule Bill are not satisfactory, and need drastic amendment. ...

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  12. ATTEMPT TO SAVE THE MAIL.

    Five post office clerks went down with the Titanic. When the vessel struck and the water poured into the holds the five clerks proceeded lo carry tho registered ...

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  13. TOO LATE TO ASSIST.

    The Olympic and the Virginian, two vessels that received the wireless calls from the Titanic for help, but were unable to reach the scene in time to be of use, have ...

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  14. TO THE EDITOR OF THE AGE.

    Sir,--With reference to the administrative changes in this hospital referred to in your issue of Saturday, I am authorised to point out that the nursing and ...

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  15. WILD ATTACKS ON MR. ISMAY.

    Wild reports, aided by the reckless statements of excitable members of Congress, are in circulation, that Mr. J. B. Ismay, managing director of the White Star ...

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  16. A MILLIONAIRE'S FATE.

    Mr. Benjamin Guggenheim, a member of a family of millionaires, was one of those who perished. James Etches, a steward, states that he ...

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  17. THE REVOLT AT FEZ.

    In connection with the revolt at Fez. the capital of Morocco, which was quelled by the arrival of French reinforcements from Mekinez, it is now reported that the ...

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  18. TO THE EDITOR OF THE AGE.

    Sir,--Re "Divided Authority" at the Women's Hospital, the by-law giving that authority to the committee is of quite recent date. In the past the lady ...

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  19. NAVAL RESERVES AT SEA.

    The training of the New South Wales naval reserves on board H.M.A.S. Protector this year was begun a fortnight ago, and two crews have been put through their ...

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  20. ICEBERG REPORTED.

    An extraordinary story is told by Whiteley, a first class steward on the Titanic, who is In the hospital suffering from the effects of immersion in the ...

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  21. THREE PEARL NECKLACES.

    Three pearl necklaces, the property of a survivor, which had been insured at Lloyd's for £140,000, are believed to have been saved. ...

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  22. LADY DUFF-GORDON'S STORY.

    A graphic story of the disaster is told by Lady Duff-Gordon, who, with her husband, Sir Cosmo E. Duff-Gordon, was among the survivors. The narrative is published in ...

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  23. SINGER CONSPIRACY CASE.

    The trial of Frank Denison Brown and John Maepherson, on a charge of conspiring to defraud the Singer Sewing Machine Company of a large sum of money at ...

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  24. SHORTAGE OF BOATS.

    The awful loss of life due to the shortage of boats on the Titanic has moved several companies owning large liners to instant action. The Hamberg Amerika and ...

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  25. SMOKING IN BED.

    The widow of Charles Conder, the artist, has died in London in tragic circumstances. She was smoking a cigarette in bed when her dress and the bed clothes caught fire. ...

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  26. LARGE FRENCH STEAMER.

    The steamer La France, belonging to the Compagnie Generale Transatlantique, with 1265 passengers, has sailed from Havre for New York. The vessel is 700 feet in ...

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  27. POLITICS IN THE WEST.

    The nominations for the biennial batch of the Legislative Council elections closed to-day, Mr. Frank Connor, for the North province, and Sir Winthrop Hackett for ...

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  28. THE AUSTRALIAN ELEVEN.

    Mr. G. S. Crouch, the manager of the Australian Eleven, and C. B. Jennings, one of the players, have arrived in London, having left the mail steamer at Toulon and ...

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  29. CHAPMAN-ALEXANDER MISSION. .

    The first of a series of midday services that will form an important feature, of the Chapman-Alexander mission was held at the Baptist Church, Collins- street, ...

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  30. ADDITIONAL LOOKOUTS UNNECESSARY.

    In his examination before, the Senate committee of inquiry, Mr. Lightoller, the second officer, said that though the presence of icebergs was reported, it, was not ...

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  31. AGITATOR'S ATTEMPT AT "CHEAP NOTORIETY."

    The official figures show that a larger proportion of first and second class passengers on the Titanic was saved than that of the third class. This fact has been ...

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  32. JACK JOHNSON AS A MASON.

    It was announced in October last that Jack Johnson, the colored champion boxer of the world, had been initiated as a member of the Forfar Masonic lodge, Scotland. ...

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  33. BRISBANE TRAMWAYS DISPUTE

    In the High Court to-day, on the application of Mr. Bavin, leave was granted to the Commonwealth Attorney-General to intervene in the proceedings for ...

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  34. FIRE AT MONTAGUE.

    Shortly before 6 p.m. yesterday a fire broke out in stables at rear of the premises of Messrs. Peterson and Larsen, box and case manufacturers, corner ...

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  35. LICENCES REDUCTION BOARD.

    The Licences Reduction Board to-day commenced its deprivation sittings in Bendigo for the current year, the districts to be dealt with being Barkly and Darling. ...

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  36. CAPTAIN AMUNDSEN'S VIEWS.

    Captain Amundsen states that the report that the Titanic struck an iceberg a mile long was surely exaggerated. It was more probably a line of bergs. The statement ...

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  37. A BAYSIDE SENSATION.

    Excitement was caused about 8 p.m. yesterday at Rickett's Point, where two couples, who were sitting under the ti[?]trees, were alarmed by the frequent firing ...

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  38. GENERAL CABLES.

    Miss van Staveren, a daughter of the chief rabbi of the Jewish church in New Zealand, who has been studying in London, made her debut in Carmen, at the opening ...

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  39. IMMIGRANTS AND BURGLARY.

    In the course of n political address on Friday night Mr. Scullin, M.P., denied having said that most of the burglaries were committed by immigrants. At the ...

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  40. APPEALS FOR AID.

    Towards the fund, for Mr. Campbell, formerly secretary of the Amalgamated Engineers' Society; who has been blind for some years, and has now suffered serious loss by fire, we have received: ...

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  41. A TWENTY MINUTES' DELAY.

    Mr. Bride, assistant to Mr. Phillips, the wireless operator on the Titanic, had both feet injured before he was rescued. He gave evidence before the Senate committee ...

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  42. DETENTION OF BRITISH SUBJECTS.

    Sir,--It would be a matter of interest to know by what authority the committee of Congress, or of the Senate has virtually made prisoners of a number of British ...

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  43. APPEAL ON BEHALF OF A MAIMED CHILD.

    We have received the following contributions in response to the appeal made by clergyman of various denominations and other representative gentleman:--"Auntie," 26: G. A. Meier, Kilsyte, ...

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  44. SAVED BY TWO WOMEN

    Some of the survivors declare that they were forcibly prevented from gaining a footing on the rafts or from getting into tho lifeboats by those who occupied them, ...

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  45. THE WRATHALL APPEAL.

    Towards the fund which is being raised on be halt of the widow and eight children of Mr. Fred. Wrathall, of Prahran, who was killed recently through being thrown from his lorry. We have ...

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  46. PRICE OF BUTTER.

    The wholesale price of butter will be reduced in Melbourne to-day by ld. per lb.--that, is, to 13 per lb. The importation of a large quantity of New South Wales and ...

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  48. A POSSIBLE OUTBREAK AVERTED.

    Whilst a special service fireman was proceeding home last evening in Richmond he passed a packing case manufactory, and was surprised to see the gates open and a ...

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