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  3. SMALL POX

    The small pox outbreak is still spreading but there are no deaths or serious cases . The position to-day is, 191 persons are confined at the ...

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  4. FEDERAL POLITICS

    The first session of the fifth Federal Parliament was 'opened to-day. Members met at 10.30 a.m. in the Senate Chambers, where Mr. Justice ...

    Article : 266 words
  5. PTOMAINE POISON

    May- Cox, 14, of Burnley, died at the Melbourne hospital this morning from ptomaine poisoning. Decesad was admitted to the institution on the ...

    Article : 52 words
  6. SUFFRAGETTES

    A warrant was issued .a .day or two ago for the arrest of Miss Sylvia Pankhunet; for not [?]wering a summons to keep the peace and she was ...

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  7. BALKAN WAR

    The Porte has telegraphed to the Bulgarian Premier, Dr: Daneff, requesting the immediate evacuation by Bulgaria of all places eastward- of the ...

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  8. MINERS STRIKE

    About 12,000 trade unionists' amended yesterday the funeral of the men who were killed in the strike riots. The crowd was so vast the cortege ...

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  9. ESPERANCE LANDS

    The Colonial Secretary(Mr. Drew) and party left Norseman by motor this morning for Grass Patch and Esperance. The Grass Patch settlers report ...

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  10. LAND AGENT

    At the Kalgoorlie police court to—day before Mr. Troy; R. M. William Stanley Booth (22) a land and commission agent was brought [?] ...

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  11. EXCITING FIRE

    Shortly before one o'clock this morning a fire broke out in the kitchen in the top floor of the Australian Club 'William-street. Members or the club ...

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  12. FAMOUS TAPESTRIES DESTROYED

    Sylvia Pankhurst, refusing to he bound , over for her re-appearance was sentenced to three months' imprisonment. She declared a hunger strike ...

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  13. DEFEAT OF THE GREEKS.

    The "Neue Frele Presse," on . the (authority; of its" "Sofia correspondent, states that General Ivanoff, by an unexpected attack, scattered, the, bulk' of ...

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  14. A WARNING

    A case of.-a serious nature has been brought under our notice and one which it behoves the mothers and fathers of all young girls to view with ...

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  15. AGITATOR ARRESTED.

    The socialists , demonstrating outside the cemetery raised the red flag, and Mrs. Fitzgerald, a prominent Socialist agitator, was arrested for an ...

    Article : 63 words
  16. CONSPIRACY

    At Allahabad, Mr Nelson, the magistrate dealing with the Barisal conspiracy 'case, has received a letter threatening him with death 'if lie does ...

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  17. SMART DETECTIVES.

    Two suffragettes who Were about to hurl bundles .of literature into the King and Queen’s carriage at Southport suddenly found their hands ...

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  18. BRUTAL HUSBAND

    A remarkable story of a brutal husband was unfolded in the City Court this morning, when Patrick James Monaghan, a sailor, was charged with ...

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  19. AUTHORITIES' IN READINESS.

    The forces employed in quelling the disorders on Friday and Saturday consisted of 730 Hussars and Dragoons 100 of the Soots Fusiliers the ...

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  20. MIDLANDS STRIKE

    The terms of settlement in - the Midlands dispute concedes 23s. as a minimum wage in the Birmingham district, and 23s. 111 the Black Country, ...

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  21. THE SENATE

    Mr. Justice Barton having retired from the Senate, Senator McGregor moved; that Senator Thomas Givens be elected President. ...

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  22. LATE MINING

    The following information has been received by cable this morning from the London office of the above company :— “Reconstruction —The resolution has ...

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  23. INSURANCE ACT

    Dr. Latham, of St. George's Hospital, in a speech at the Sanitary Institute Congress' held at Exeter said the Sanatorium benefit under the ...

    Article : 67 words
  24. JUNE OUTPUTS.

    The 75 head of stamps ran 594 hours and crushed 17,058 tons for a yield of 4686 ounces of fine gold valued at £19,950. Working expenditure, ...

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  25. DIPHTHERIA

    Diphtheria vaccine, had been successfully demonstrated at Marburg where a person who was innoculated slept in a ward during the diphtheria ...

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  26. NO NEWSPAPERS.

    In consequence of the confusion that still prevails in the town no newspapers were published here to-day. The railway men's executive resolved ...

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  27. BANK FAILURES

    Bank fail are reported from Pittsburg," but there is no excitement in the steel city. There has been an energetic run en the savings bank, ...

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  28. RIVER PLATE

    In consequence of Australia's experience, the Uruguayan Government has ordered a deep sea trawler in a similar endeavor to investigate the ...

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  29. DEBENTURES

    The Bank of Australasia shares are quoted at b £115; s £117; New South Wales, b £37, s £39; Union Bank of Australasia, b £52, s £54: Bank of ...

    Article : 129 words
  30. NATIVES GIVING TROUBLE.

    Natives at the Village, Main Reef. City and Surburban mines have struck for more pay. Troops were held in readiness. Many natives, in imitation ...

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  31. POTATOES

    The Queensland potato crop as threatened with the Irish blight. An expert thinks that most of the winter crops will be ruined and probably ...

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  32. DEAD STATESMAN

    Both cricketers and spectators at Lords to—day removed their hats and stood silent a few minutes during the funeral. ...

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  33. MOUNT MORGAN.

    The annual report of the Mt. Morgan G.M. Co. reveals a total revenue of over one and a quarter million pounds sterling. The expenditure was nearly ...

    Article : 124 words
  34. WOOL SALES

    There is a better selection and good continental competition. Merinos are very firm and others unchanged. ...

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  35. VOICE—THROAT—LUNGS.

    No better medicine than Bonnington's Irish Moss. Strengthens the voice. eases the throat, builds up the lungs. Please see that you get ...

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