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  4. ECHO OF EUREKA.

    Memories of the old are romances to the young. Mrs. Elizabeth Vickers, kindly featured, white-haired, and approaching the eighties, has a fund of reminiscence of the ...

    Article : 667 words
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  6. STRAIGHT DEALING.

    The "Westminster Gazette" pays the highest compliment to President Wilson for his efforts to have repealed the clause of the Panama Canal Act exempting American ...

    Article : 200 words
  7. BRITISH STRIKES.

    "Millions, mostly fools," was Carlyle's description of his fellow-countrymen, and the sage of Chelsea had risen from the masses. "Lions led by asses" was the picturesque ...

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  9. [?] MEAT STRIKE.

    A ballot of the beef slaughtermen was taken at the Trades Hall this afternoon, and resulted in a decision to resume work to-morrow morning. ...

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  10. NAKED IN THE STREETS.

    Six thousand Russian peasants is British Columbia threaten to walk naked through the streets as a protest against the decision of the autho[?] ...

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  11. "THE ALTOGETHER."

    Archbishop Kelly's comments on the National Art Gallery have caused, something approaching indignation in art circles. The statement that he saw a picture that ...

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  12. NATIONAL HONOR FIRST.

    It now seems certain that Senator Sims's Bill to repeal the free tolls clause of the Panama Canal Act will be passed. The Commerce Committee, in reporting ...

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  13. GERMANY'S GAOL EDITORS.

    Ernest Meyer, who is known as the "gaol editor" of the socialist paper, "Vorwaerts." has been sentenced to three months' imprisonment for having satirised the Crown ...

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  14. FORTY HOURS ON A DOORSTEP

    The six suffragettes who installed themselves on the doorstep of Sir Edward Carson's house in Belgravia quitted their post yesterday after a weary vigil of forty hours. ...

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  15. QUINLAN'S OPERA COMPANY.

    Mr. Thomas Quinlan, the operatic impresario, has announced the cancellation of his Montreal season nearly a fortnight earlier than the date originally fixed upon. ...

    Article : 98 words
  16. LADY IN BALLOON.

    Five thousand feet above the earth in a gas balloon, and a run 28 miles in 50 minutes was the record established yesterday by Captain Penfold and his sister. Miss Chrissie ...

    Article : 86 words
  17. AFTER TWENTY-NINE YEARS.

    Very feeble, and over 90 years of age, Mrs. Ferguson is lying on what is really her approaching death- bed at Corvallis, Oregon, U.S.A., pining for her son, who left her 29 ...

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  18. WEE WAA MURDER.

    A special sitting of the Criminal Court will be held at Narrabri on Wednesday next for the purpose of trying Herbert John Richards on a charge of having murdered Mary Anne ...

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  19. "SIAMESE" TWINS.

    Madeline, one of the twin girls whose bodies, which had been joined in birth, were separated by a surgical operation the other day, died in convulsions yesterday. ...

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