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  2. "YOU MUST CARRY OUT THE LAW."

    The President of the Federal Arbitration Court give his decision yesterday on the application by the Australian Postal ELectricians Union to vary the award made ...

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  3. AN IMPRESSIVE CEREMONIAL.

    A ceremony of graceful and stirring [?] was held at St. Paul's Retreat, Glen Osmond, on Sunday afternoon, when the annual procession of the Blessed ...

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  4. "ABUSE AND OPPRESSION."

    Intense interest marked the opening of the land Reform campaign by the Chancellor of the Exchequer (Mr. Lloyd George) before a thronged audience in the Bedford ...

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  5. FEARFUL CATASTROPHE.

    News has been received from mid Atkantie of another appalling maritime disaster, by which 236 lives have probably been lost ...

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  6. BLOOD RITUAL.

    In connection with the Kieff "blood ritual" trial a prominent Conservative and anti Semite newspaper. The Kievlianin, has violently availed the judicial ...

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  7. THE INDUSTRIAL FIGHT.

    The significant resolve of the strongly representative Miners Conference to cooperate with other large trade onions is interpreted in some circles as a reply to the ...

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  8. THE BIG DITCH.

    President Wilson today pressed an elec tric button at the White House, which exploded a huge charge of dynamite under the Gamboa dyke on the Panama Canal ...

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  9. TRAINS COLLIDED.

    A serious railway accident, in which two goods trains were Concerned, occurred at Lowpod on Saturday morning. The Ipswich train bad arrived at the station ...

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  10. A FIVE DAYS' WEEK.

    The Miners Conference, by 335,000 to 291,000; negatived a motion for a five days week on all coalfields. Advocates of the proposal declared that statistics showed ...

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  11. TO BURY THE VICTIMS.

    The New York agents for the owners of the Volturno believe that there may have been a greater number of lives saved than was at first thought probable. ...

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  12. ANOTHER NOTORIOUS JEWISH CASE.

    Following the bold assertions of the newspaper Kievlianin, a sensation was created by the official confiscation of that journal. The Kievlianin compared the prisoner ...

    Article : 106 words
  13. RAILWAY VAN DESIROYED

    MELBOURNE, October 12.—A van attached to a train from Stawell to Ballarat caught fire on Friday night about two miles from the Dobie station. ...

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  14. AMERICANS "CELEBRATE."

    Many Americans assembled at the Savoy Hotel this evening and celebrated the removal of the last barrier on the Panama Canal, separating the Atlantic from the Pacific. ...

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  15. HUGE COTTON SPINNERS LOCKOUT.

    At the beginning of the month the executive of the Master Cotton Spinners' Federation urged a general closing of the mills on October 25. and that they should remain ...

    Article : 91 words
  16. "THE GREATEST MONOPOLY."

    The question of land (continued the Minister) entered into every necessity of life. Most of the land in Britain was held by the very few. Landlordism was ...

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  17. TOLL FREEDOM AND REBATE QUESTIONS.

    The statement has emanated from Washington that President Woodrow Wilson is endeavouring to convince Congress that is should abandon the principle of ...

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  18. RESCUE SHIP'S EXPERIENCE.

    The carmania herself has experienced the ordeal of fire. A destructive blaze broke out on board the Canard liner while lying in dock at Liverpool, early in June ...

    Article : 136 words
  19. FEDERAL POLITICS.

    In the course of a Speech at a complimentary dinner given on Saturday night to Mr. Fuller. ex M.H.R. for Illawarra, the Prime Minister (Mr. Cook) referred to the ...

    Article : 216 words
  20. JEWS PERSECUTED.

    The boy Yushinsky left borne on March 25, 1911. to go to school, but never arrived there. When he did not return a search was organized, and some days later ...

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  21. THE "£50,000,000 SCHEME" DISCUSSED.

    Labour circles regard the Miners Federation resolution as of great significance. Mr. Williams (Secretary of the National transport Federation) states that some ...

    Article : 160 words
  22. NABOTH'S VINEYARD.

    The present land system was a ghastly failure. The percentage of cultivated and of agricultural labourers' wages were lower than in other countries He wanted ...

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  23. VICTIM OF THE CULEBRA CUT.

    When the canal celebrations have been proceeding Col. Galliard, director of the Culebra cut excavation section, has been lying at death's door in a [?]. ...

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  24. THE WIRELESS GALL.

    The story of the ocean conflagration forms terribly vivid reading. The Gunard Liner Carmania, 19,500 tons, was the first Vessel to reach the scene. It is a strange ...

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  25. GREATEST OF ALL TRAGEDIES.

    Though the loss of the Volturno is terrible in the extreme it is eclipsed by the blanching catastrophe to tho pleasure steamer General Slocum. The American ...

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  26. INDEPENDENT ALBANIA.

    At a meeting in Durazzo of representative [?] from that city—as well as from Tirano,Sciak, and Pekinti— Essnd Pasha, the defender of Skutari, was elected - ...

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  27. PRINCE KATSURA.

    Prince Katsura, the noted Japanese statement, formerly Prime Minister, and the constructor of Japan's modern army, has pasted away in his 67th year. ...

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  28. PUGILISTIC ENCOUNTERS.

    In Paris last evening Georges Carpentier, the brilliant young French boxing champion, beat an American opponent, Jeff Smith, on points in a 20-rounds contest. ...

    Article : 89 words
  29. BUILDING TRADE DISPUTE.

    The threatened cessation of work by the builders labourers has been averted, and the men will go to work tomorrow morning as usual. A conference between ...

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  30. THE COUNTRY MUST CHOOSE.

    The country (continued Mr. Lloyd George) possessed millions of acres of uncultivated land, while the people were buying millions worth of food abroad. ...

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  31. ENVER BEY WOUNDED.

    Reports of dissensions among, the officers of the Turkish Army, have been frequent, and judging from a statement which appears in The Freie Presse of ...

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  32. AN AWFUL NIGHT.

    The heavy seas and the growing darkness frustrated repeated efforts to reach the doomed [?]. Flames burst through the engine room, and an explosion ...

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  33. FORCIBLY FED.

    Militant suffragettes have broken the windows of the residences of several West End doctors as a protest against the resumption of forcible feeding in connection ...

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  34. SPANISH BULLFIGHT.

    One incident of the visit of the French President has aroused wide comment. M. Poincare is a well known lover of animals. He firmly but courteously refused ...

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  35. FALLEN AIRMEN.

    Mr. H. O. Hawker, the intrepid Australian airman, who met with severe Injury as the result of a 100-ft fall at the Brooklands aerodrome, is making fair progress ...

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  36. POSTMASTER GENERAL'S COMMENTS.

    At a smoke social of the Post and Telegraph Association last evening the Postmaster General (Mr. wynne) foreshadowed several reforms in the Postal Department. ...

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  37. BISLEY MATCHES.

    The Minister for Defence (Sr. Millen) Attended the rifle matches at the Randwiok Range yesterday, and was the guest of the Rifle Association executive At luncheon. ...

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  38. THE LATE SIR JOHN DUNCAN.

    That was a Large congregation at the Flinders Street Presbyterian Church on sunday evening, when Dr. Davidson conducted a memorial service for the late Sir ...

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  39. ATTEMPTED TO PETITION THE KING.

    While the King and Queen and several members of the Royal Family were proceeding to attend a charity performance at the Colisseum, which had been organized ...

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  40. GABLES IN BRIEF.

    The council of the British Hockey Association explained the question of an antipodean visit to a New Zealand representative. Further discussion was deferred ...

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  41. AGONIZING SPECTACLE.

    The Volturno was almost exactly in mid Atlantic when the Carmania received the urgent call early on Thursday morning. The Cunarder reached the scene at noon. ...

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  42. AN OFFER OF SETTLEMENT.

    Addressing an overflow meeting, Mr. Lloyd George remarked that if the Tories were prepared to settle the land problem by agreement the Liberals would be ...

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  43. MRS. PANKHURST'S LATEST TILT.

    Some weeks Ago, when Mrs. Pankhurst announced her intention to visit the United States, she was advised that she Would he prohibited from [?]. ...

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  44. TENNIS CHAMPIONSHIP OF EUROPE.

    The two English Davis Cup players, Lowe and Dixon, met in the final of the lawn tennis championship of Europe. Lowe won after a minted contest. ...

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  45. THE OIL ERA.

    Some interesting information with respect to the new era of oil driven vessels has been published. At the present time there ore 12 ships ...

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  46. STR GEORGE REID AS COMMERCE PRESIDENT.

    The Commonwealth High Commissioner his been elected President of the Australasian Chamber of Commerce in London, in succession to Mr. Edmund T. ...

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  47. FLEET WELCOME.

    Saturday marked the conclusion of the celebrations in the welcome of the Australian Fleet. The warships were again open for public inspection, and were visited, by ...

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  48. SARDINES AND DOLPHINS.

    The Italian Sardine Musky is threstened with destruction owing to the [?] of thousands of dolphins, which are destroying nets and their hauls, at the ...

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  49. KOREAN PLOTTERS.

    The case of the Korean plotters, Baron Inchiko and his five principal fellow conspirators, his been finally settled by the confirmation of the heavy sentences of ...

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  50. WARSHIP NEW ZEALAND.

    The Dominion battle cruiser New Zealand has arrived as Rio Janeiro en roue from Canada, round the Horn to British waters. ...

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  51. CRIES PIERCE THE NIGHT.

    When darkness had fallen the scene was thrilling. There was the extraordinary picture of a ship burning fiercely, in the midst of the glare of searchlights, and ...

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  52. RECORD PRICE FOR A BULL.

    The American champion Shorthorn bun, Palermo, which was displayed at the agricultural show at Buenos Ayres, was sold for £16,000 to an Argentine breeder. ...

    Article : 52 words
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  54. SMALLPOX CASES.

    Fire fresh cases of smallpox, all from the suburban, area, have to be reported for the weekend. There were two yesterday and three today, There are at the ...

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  55. ENGLISH RACING,

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  57. BUCKINGHAM PALACE.

    Their Majesties King George and Queen Mary have returned to London from their rammer stay at Balmoral. Buckingham Palace, whose front has been practically ...

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  58. WORLD'S MOTOR RECORD.

    A French racing driver, [?], established a new record at the Brooklanda Motor Course. Driving at 12 cylinder Sunbeam (British) car, he covered 107 miles ...

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  59. CHINA'S PRESIDENT.

    Yuan Shi Kai's presidential inauguration at the Tai Ho palace was brilliant and picturesque. Chen, chief of the mounted police, was arrested, end confessed that southern ...

    Article : 76 words
  60. OTHER TRIBUTES.

    The late Sir John Duncan was a stanch member of the Liberal Union, which he assisted to form. At a special meeting of the executive held on Friday night ...

    Article : 185 words
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