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  2. "CLASS WAR" lLLUSTRATED.

    If the Government of England has earned some memorable lessons from its first experience of a general strike, so also has the Miners' Federation; and of the ...

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  3. GERMAN WOOL FOR GERMAN MILLS.

    The Kaiser has purchased several large sheep farms in the Windhock district of German South West Africa. His idea is to encourage Germans to settle there, instead ...

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  4. CANADA AND AMERICA.

    The "Westminster Gazette" describes as disgraceful the attack made upon Mr. James Bryce, British Ambassador at Washington, by the "Evening News," which ...

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  5. STATE INSURANCE.

    The committee of the British Medical Association has had under consideration statements made by British Ministers during recent months regarding their attitude ...

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  6. CRICKET IN ENGLAND.

    The South African cricketers were to have commenced the first match of their tour against Derbyshire to-day, but rain prevented play. ...

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  7. MAY DAY.

    About 15,000 people gathered at Yarrabank yesterday afternoon for the annual May day celebrations, when speeches on Labor and Socialism were delivered from ...

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  8. MEASLES AMONG IMMIGRANTS.

    A virulent outbreak of measles occurred during the voyage of the White Star liner Irishman, which arrived yesterday with over 1200 immigrants. Four ...

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  9. ITALY AND TURKEY.

    Further encounters have taken place between the Italian and Turkish troops. Operating from Homs, a few miles from the coast of Tripoli, the Italians made an ...

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  10. LAND PURCHASE IN PRUSSIA.

    A bill now before the Prussian Diet empowers the Government to raise £5,000,000 with which to purchase land in certain districts in East Prussia and ...

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  11. AUSTRALIAN TEAM BANQUETED.

    The Australian cricketers were entertained at a banquet at the Hotel Cecil on Friday by Sir Thomas Dewar. The host cordially welcomed the players and ...

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  12. ATTITUDE OF GREAT BRITAIN.

    A considerable amount of comment has followed upon a statement made by Lord Morley, in the House of Lords on Friday, concerning Great Britain's altitude ...

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  13. MOTORS "COMMANDEERED."

    For a week or so past quite a number of cases has been reported to the police in which valuable motor cars left standing in the streets of the city while their owners ...

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  14. EX-MISSIONARY'S TREASURE.

    The heirs of a retired Roman Catholic missionary named Liebe, whose work was conducted chiefly in India and Japan, have made an astounding discovery of ...

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  15. FIRST MATCH TO-DAY.

    To-day the Australians, as in 1909 commence their campaign against Notts; at Nottingham. The 1909 team had only three days' practice prior to the first ...

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  16. CANADA'S RESOURCES.

    The Government of the Dominion has decided to still further advertise the resources of the country, and with this end in view arrangements have been made for ...

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  17. TERMS OF THE DOCTORS.

    At a conference of members of tile British Medical Association in February it was decided to enter into negotiations with the Insurance Commissioners, but not ...

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  18. MEXICAN REVOLUTION.

    Emile Gomez, a Mexican lawyer, has been proclaimed provisional President of Mexico by General Orozco, the rebel leader. The provisional capital has been ...

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  19. GENERAL CABLES.

    Replying to Mr. J. F. Mason (U.) in the House of Commons on Friday, Mr. Asquith said the British Government was negotiating with the Porte with ...

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  20. THE TITANIC INQUIRY.

    The British Commission, under the presidency of Lord Mersey, appointed to inquire into the loss of the Titanic held its first open sitting on Friday. The Board ...

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  21. CASE AT SOUTH MELBOURNE.

    Early yesterday morning Messrs. J. and T. Edmonds, produce merchants, 131 Cecil-street, South Melbourne, reported to the police that a Ford motor car, valued at ...

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  22. NEW LABOR PARTY.

    A Unionist Labor party has been created out of the Conservative and Unionist working men organisations. This new body already has 200 branches. The party ...

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  23. ALLEGED BLACKMAIL.

    The trial was begun on Friday of Francis Henry Page and William Henry Glendinning, private inquiry agents, on a charge of having obtained money by blackmailing ...

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  24. AN INSPECTION TO-DAY.

    The chairman of the Board of Health (Dr. Burnett Ham), who is also State quarantine officer, said last evening that there was accommodation in ...

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  25. CHURCH AND STAGE.

    Miss Ada Ward, who has decided to return to the stage after ten years of church work, made her first public appearance at the Town Hall last evening. There ...

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  26. WOMAN SUFFRAGE.

    The greatest demonstration ever held in the United States in favor of the granting of the franchise to women took place to-day in New York. ...

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  27. THE OLYMPIC'S CREW.

    The 53 seamen belonging to the White Star liner Olympic, who declined to work with the non-union firemen engaged in place of those who left the vessel on the ...

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  28. PRICE OF MEAT.

    An official announcement has been made by the National Federation of Meat Traders that the wholesale clearance of stock rendered necessary by the drought ...

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  29. THE LONDON MARKETS.

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  30. NEW AUSTRALIAN STEAMER.

    A new steamer for the Melbourne Steamship Company was launched at Neweastle-on-Tyne to-day. As the vessel left the ways it was christened Dimboola by ...

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  31. STATE ELECTIONS.

    At Brisbane a couple of hundred people gathered in the city police court yard on Saturday to hear the poll declared, but were disappointed. Mr. Neilson, the ...

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  32. INDUSTRIAL UNREST.

    LONDON, 3rd May. The strike of tailors and tailoresses in London for better wages is extending. It is expected that 50,000 men and women, ...

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  33. SOCIALISTS AND MILITARY SERVICE.

    While the Minister of Defence was speaking from a Labor party platform the Socialist Party was presenting the following resolution:-- ...

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  34. LOSS OF THE OCEANA.

    The Admiralty Court has decided that the Oceana alone was to blame for the collision with the German barque Pisagua, which resulted in the foundering of the ...

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  35. FARM LABOR AND IMMIGRANTS

    In discussion of the present comparative scarcity of applications from the country, for immigrants as farm laborers, Mr. Hazelthorn, the Minister in charge of ...

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  36. RECORD MOTOR RACING.

    At Santa Monica yesterday "Teddy" Tetzlea[?] put up a world's record for a motor race free to all competitors, covering 303 miles at the rate of 78½ miles an ...

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  37. SYDNEY DEMONSTRATION.

    The Socialists celebrated May Day in the Domain to-day in drizzling rain. The resolutions passed dealt principally with compulsory training. This was denounced ...

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  38. WAGES OF NAVAL MEN.

    The "Daily Chronicle" states that the men of the lower deck of the navy are dissatisfied with the present rate of pay, and are asking for an all-round increase of ...

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  39. FLOODS AND TORNADO.

    Reports from New Orleans state that the Mississippi is again in flood, and the plight of the settlers is appalling. Water is rushing through breaches in the levees ...

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  40. CONSERVATORIUM OF MUSIC.

    At the monthly meeting of the University Music Examinations Board, held on Saturday, final arrangements were made in view of the approaching conference ...

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  41. LONDON WOOL SALES.

    Competition was animated at the wool sales yesterday, and prices for all sorts were firmly maintained. The following values were obtained for some Australian ...

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  42. RACING IN ENGLAND.

    The first classic race of the present season for three-year-old fillies was ran today at the Newmarket Spring meeting, and resulted as follows:-- ...

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  43. TASMANIAN RESULTS.

    The Franklin count has at last been completed, the quota being 2320, and the following were elected:--Messrs. Earle, Dicker, Ewing, Evans, Hean and Martin. The ...

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  44. ALLEGED HIGHWAYMEN.

    A telephone message was received in Ballarat last night to the effect that two men, one of whom was armed with a double barrelled gun, had taken possession ...

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  45. LABOR AND SYNDICALISM.

    While several Federal Ministers are openly supporting the general strike in the form practised in Brisbane, others are denouncing syndicalism and demanding ...

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  46. LOSS OF BALANCE OF TRADE.

    The official figures published in "The Age" on Saturday, showing that importations are increasing so rapidly that Australia has lost the balance of trade, appear ...

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  47. PRESIDENTIAL CAMPAIGN

    In one of his campaign speeches in Maryland, Mr. Taft asserted that Mr. Roosevelt had prevented the prosecution of the International Harvester Trust, after a ...

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  48. POLITICAL LABOR COUNCIL.

    At the meeting of the Political Labor Council executive on Saturday evening copies of the official report of the recent inter-State conference in Tasmania were ...

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  49. HOSPITAL SATURDAY IN SYDNEY.

    Yesterday was Hospital Saturday in the metropolis, and over 4200 collectors were collecting for the fund. Over £8000 was collected, which establishes a record, and ...

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  51. NEW SOUTH WALES MINISTRY.

    The whole of the voting papers in connection with the election of a member of the State Labor party to fill the vacancy in the Cabinet caused by ...

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  52. SHIPPING NEWS.

    Arrived, --Passed Dover: Palermo, from Sydney 28th February. Passed Dungeness: Schwaben, from Sydney 12th March. At San Francisco: Titania, from Melbourne ...

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  53. "DEMON CHAUFFEUR'S" GANG

    A carter named Blanchet, who caused the arrest of Renert, an Anarchist member of Bonnot's motor gang, was fatally wounded to-day by a revolver shot. ...

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  54. CAULFIELD ELECTORATE.

    Mr. J. R. Macfarlan barrister, has announced his intention of standing for the new electorate of Caulfield at the next Federal elections. ...

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