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  6. JOHNSON IN LONDON.

    Jack Johnson, on his arrival in London, said he had been getting £650 a week in the music halls in America. Regarding Day, the Canadian fighter he ...

    Article : 128 words
  7. AUSTRALIAN WOOL.

    The delegates attending the international congress of woolspinners now sitting in Roubaix hare vigorously condemned the carelessness with which, as they declared ...

    Article : 165 words
  8. ANGLO-JAPANESE TREATY.

    It is understood that Japan will readily agree to her treaty with Britain being so modified that the article providing for mutual assistance in war shall be made ...

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  9. HORRIBLE RAILWAY SMASH.

    Striking an open switch while tearing along at the rate of 60 miles an hour, the Washington-Boston express, or the greater part of it, went hurtling over a viaduct near ...

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  10. THE "DREADNOUGHT."

    The cabled information that the building of Dreadnoughts as part of Britain's naval policy has been abandoned is a specially interesting place of information from an ...

    Article : 620 words
  11. LIQUOR AND LABOR.

    "The very best men are the men who drink"--Mr. J. M'Mahon, the president of the Master Carriers' Association, giving evidence before the Labor Commission. ...

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  12. WOLGAST AND WELSH.

    Ad. Wolgast, the world's lightweight champion, and Freddy Welsh, the English lightweight are arranged to light over the twenty rounds route on November 30. ...

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  13. SUBMARINE TELEPHONY.

    The Academy of Sciences has completed the experiments it has been carrying out with a view to ascertaining what could be accomplished in the way of establishing ...

    Article : 59 words
  14. £100,000 WORTH OF COTTON BURNT.

    A fire that broke out in a store on one of the wharves yesterday, resulted in the destruction of a large number of bales of cotton, the total value of which is reckoned ...

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  15. SOMETHING LIKE SKY. SCRAPER.

    At the National Building Convention. In Cleveland, Ohio, yesterday, Mr. Mortimer, vice-president of the New York Realty Co., announced that the company had had plans ...

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  16. ENDURANCE MOTOR TOUR.

    Prince Henry of Prussia, who, with 87 Gorman and 27 British motorists, is at present making an endurance tour, arrived at Southampton yesterday. ...

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  17. A "CORDIAL" COMPLAINT.

    An application was made to Mr. Acting-Justice Rich, in Equity to-day, on behalf of O.T., Ltd., for an injunction, restraining Patrick Quinn, of William-street, Sydney ...

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  18. RUSSIA'S DREADNOUGHT FLEET

    The Poltava, the second of the four Dreadnoughts for the Russian Navy, the construction of which was commenced in June, 1909, was launched yesterday. ...

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  19. TIME-EXPIRED TROOPS.

    The "Manchester Guardian" learns that the War Office is arranging for a number of time-expired regulars to emigrate to the oversea dominions with the object of their ...

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  20. THE HATPIN AGAIN.

    'A' young woman, Elsie Kay, whose age was given as 19 years, found herself in serious trouble at the Central Police Court this morning, when she was charged before Mr. ...

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  21. FARMERS WHO WILL NOT VOTE

    A proposal to make voting compulsory at Parliamentary elections was discussed by the Farmers and Settlors' Conference today--in a strongly hostile spirit. ...

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  22. UNION TEACHERS.

    The sub-committee appointed by the newly-formed Teachers' Union has drafted a constitution, which will be submitted at the meeting on the 21st inst. ...

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  23. THE SOUSA CONCERTS.

    At yesterday's matinee of the Sousa Band in the Town Hall Mr. Joseph Norrit[?] won golden opinions for his clarinet solo "Air Italian," The patrons and admirers of the ...

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  24. "BEER-SPARRING" AND "SPONGING."

    John Kelly, 21, failed to satisfy Mr. Wilkinson, D.S.M., at the Water Court this morning that he had lawful and sufficient means of support. ...

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  25. CALLED HER "DEARIE."

    Duncan M'Pherson, 35, was before Mr. King, S.M., at the Central Police Court this morning, on a charge of behaving in an offensive manner in Park-street yesterday. ...

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  26. MUNICIPAL EMPLOYEES' UNION

    "A net increase of 120 members for the half-year," was the report of the secretary of the Municipal Employees' Union at Monday night's meeting. Several applications for ...

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  27. A HORSE SHOT.

    Last night a horse, owned by Mr. A. Saul, of Botany-street, Waterloo, while standing between the shafts of a sulky in Abercrombie-street, was bitten by a vagrant dog. The ...

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  28. ROLLER-SKATING.

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  29. CRICKET.

    The trophies, both competition and individual, in connection with the Moore Park Cricket Association will be presented to the winners, Sydney Junior A and Palace Emporium, at the fifteenth annual meeting on the 27th ...

    Article : 66 words
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