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THE DRUCE CASE
It is feared that the mind of "Miss" Mary Robinson, the Druce case witness, has become unhinged as a result of the stress to which she has been subjected over her ...
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BRITISH LABOUR PARTY
The Amalgamated Railwaymen's Society claims that the 70,000 votes, representing that body were wrongly cast, in favour of the motion which was moved by Mr. ...
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THE WRECKED STEAMER
Owing to the moderate sea which now prevails the big steamship Thode Fagelund, that was driven ashore near Cronulla Beach by a howling southerly gale during Wednesday ...
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THE RED FLAG
The news flashed across the cable to the effect that the Labour Conference sitting at Hull has passed a motion in favour of socialism has caused some surprise in Sydney. ...
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"MISS" ROBINSON IN THE BOX
"Miss," or rather "Mrs." Robinson, as she has turned out to be since her arrest, told a very remarkable story while in the witness-box. Describing the trial, the London ...
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"WHOLE-HOG SOCIALISM"
"I do not consider that the resolution agreed to by the Hull conference yesterday goes all the way in the direction of socialism," said the Opposition Whip, Mr. N[?] ...
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"MORE IDEALISTIC THAN PRACTICAL"
"I have not given the resolution very close and serious consideration," ' said Mr. Flowers, M.L.C., "but after all it is only a resolution passed in conference. I am of ...
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A NORTH SEA COLLISION
In a thick fog the Great Eastern Railway Company's steamer Amsterdam, 1777 tons, come into collision off the Hook of Holland with the British steamer Axminster, 1905 ...
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"MAN VERSUS THE STATE!"
When seen by a "Star" reporter Mr. David Fell, M.L.A. observed:—"Labour, having how the economic and social advantages that had been debarred them in the past, ...
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THE SOCIALISTIC PLATFORM
Mr. H. E. Holland, secretary of the Socialist Federation of Australia, when seem by a "Star" reporter this morning, said there was a resolution of a similar character ...
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THE PRUSSIAN SUFFERAGE
In the Reichstag yesterday the Imperial Chancellor, Prince Bulow, declined to discuss the Prussian franchise question, which he said concerned the Prussian Diet alone. ...
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INTERSTATE CRICKET
The eightieth match between Victoria and New South Wales was commenced at noon to-day on the Sydney Cricket Ground. The weather, which had been dull and threatening for ...
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"WORK IN HARMONY"
"Some time ago," said Mr. Farleigh (president of the New South Wales Chamber of Manufactures), "this question was discussed by the council of the Chamber of ...
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"A GENERAL ABSTRACT RESOLUTION"
The Premier, Mr. Wade, had nothing to say on the subject, but Mr. Wood, the Chief Secretary, was more communicative. "I am not sufficiently conversant with the ...
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SUFFERED FROM INSOMNIA
Whilst suffering from insomnia, Mrs. Kitchener, the widow of Mr. Arthur Kitchener, a brother of Lord Kitchener, climbed through one of the portholes of the steamer ...
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CABLE CONDENSATIONS
The cable messages which arrived, after I the last edition of the "Star" went to press on Thursday are summarised as follow:— It has been decided to hold the next ...
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TRADES HALL AMUSED
At the Trades Hall the carrying of the socialistic resolution and the singing of the "Red Flag" song is looked upon with interest, tinged with amusement. A "Star" ...
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GERMAN SCANDALS
Berlin telegrams report that the trial by court-martial of Count Hohenan and Count Lynar, both of whom are changed with scandalous conduct, is proceeding in camera. ...
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SPOILED BY MAD EXTREMISTS
Mr. David Storey, M.L.A., when asked, by a "Star" man if he had seen the socialist resolution that had been carried at the Hull Conference, as reported in the cables this ...
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TRANSVAAL INDIANS
The Mahommedans at Lahore have urged the Viecroy of India to press Lord Elgin, Secretary for the Colonies, to remove the indignities to which the Indians in the ...
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"BEFORE ITS TIME"
Mr. Davidson, M.L.A., observed:—To my mind the resolutions carried at the Labour Conference at home is before its time. Such a plank brings out into the open the ideal ...
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AMERICAN MONEY PANIC
A New York telegram reports that owing to the improved state of things in the financial world Mr. Cortelyon, Secretary, to the United States Treasury, is gradually ...
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THE CRUELTY OF TAXES
Sir,—win you, in the interest of public justice and safety, permit me to remark that under the Local Government Act the city and suburbs, who, after a 50 years' struggle, have homes of ...
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MR. RICHARD TEECE'S VIEWS
Mr. Richard Tee[?], manager of the Australian Mutual Provident Society, when seen at his office this morning, said:— "I noticed the cable in this morning's ...
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SHARP SHOCKS
A sharp shock of earthquake has been experienced at Brancaleone, in the Italian province of Ferrazzano. ...
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ASIATIC PROBLEM
Thirty-one Japanese who have arrived in British Columbia from Mexico have not been allowed to land. ...
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"FOLLOWING AUSTRALIA'S LEAD"
"The main point that strikes me in connection with the resolution carried at the Hull conference," said Mr. Beeby, M.L.A.,"Is the remarkable similarity between the ...
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WOOL SALES POSTPONED
The fog that prevailed in London to-day was so dense that the wool sales had to be postponed. ...
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BAR SILVER
Bar silver quoted to-day at 2s 1 11-16d per ounce standard. ...
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BIBLE TEACHING
The Premier, Sir Henry Campbell-Bannerman, to-day assured a deputation from the Churchmen's Union, headed by the Bishop of Hereford, that he entirely ...
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NOT THE REAL OPINION OF THE WORKERS
Mr. A. Vernon, secretary of the United Labourers' Protective Society, laughed at the singing of the "Red Flag." "They sang it," he said, "at Keir Hardie's meetings ...
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