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  2. CANADA AND AMERICA.

    The American Canadian reciprocity committee held their final meeting yesterday. The negotiations have resulted in an understanding which when ...

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  3. BULLFINCH.

    Matters in connection with Bullfinch development are at present very quiet. Until the strike has concluded the Proprietary will not have any progress to ...

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  4. GLASGOW EXHIBITION.

    Arrangements are being made for the shaping of the Glasgow Exhibiton this summer. The industrial section is a special ...

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  5. THE PEOPLE'S DRINK.

    A startling phase of the liquor question was touched, upon yesterday when a representative of "The Daily Herald" was told authoritatively that since the ...

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  6. PANAMA CANAL.

    President Taft adoressed the Pennsylvania Society here yesterday. He declared that the world was not yet far enough advanced in civilization for ...

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  7. Midnight Fire.

    This summer has not been without its fines. Less than a week ago—last Tues day night—those in Hindley street, at [?] o'clock, were treated to a big blare in ...

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  8. SHACKLETON

    It is certain that Sir Ernest Shackleton will in June next head an Arctic expedition as far as the Island of Spitzbergen. The trip will be for scientific ...

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  9. JAPAN AND AMERICA WILL THERE BE WAR?

    There is a general belief here that America is arming against Japan. An article in the "Nippon" under the heading America Feverishly Pushing ...

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  10. BETTER THAN X-RAYS

    Burgess, a young student, has invented the minn[?]cope, which, it is said, will make a decided innovation in the field of research where the x-rays are now ...

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  11. BOUNDARY DISPUTE.

    The Republic of Haiti, which compri ses most of the West Indian islands of that name, is mobilising its troops in order to resist the boundary ...

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  12. JAPAN IN FORMOSA.

    Japan has again begun activities in Fo[?]sa, the Japanese island in the China Sea. Trouble with the natives there is ...

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  13. ATLANTIC COAST DEFENCE.

    As a result of the recent naval manoeuvres gone through by the Atlantic Fleetthe War Department are satisfied that the Atlantic coast at least cannot be ...

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  14. GERMANY.

    With a compromise between the National Liberal and Progressive Democratic parties not far from being accomplished. everything portends to a Ministerial ...

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  15. PACIFIC COAST

    Speaking at the Irish Fellowship Club to-day Mr. O'Brien, an attorney, prognosticated that the Pacific Coast is destined to become the front door of the ...

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  16. FIGHT AND FIGHTERS DAVE SMITH'S AMERICAN VISIT.

    In welcoming the announcement that Dave Smith, the Australian middleweight, will visit America, critics say that he will surely be looked upon by promoters as a ...

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  17. UNION OF ASIA.

    A new society which is designated the Asia Righteous. Society is inaugurating a Pan-Asiatic movement here. The promoters of the scheme are ...

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  18. TROUBLE IN HONOLULU.

    The appointment of Miss Toki Miamto, a Japanese, as a teacher in the Honolulu Central Grammar School has caused American indignation and resentment, ...

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  19. VOTING FRAUDS

    Firteen hundred voters have been idicted for selling votes at the November Congressional elections in Adams County of Cincinnati. Though the Grand Jury, which has been ...

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  20. IMMIGRATION LAWS

    Wing Wah Kee was prosecuted before the Police Court this morning at the instance of the Customs Department on a charge of having at Fremantle, with ...

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  21. LOUGHEY V. TED NELSON.

    Loughey to-night met and beat Ted Nelson, the Australian, in a six-round bout. ...

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  22. ALLEGED SHOOTING

    A man named John Abrahams, of Railway Town, was arrested this afternoon changed with naving discharged a loaded firear mat Albert E. Cameron at West ...

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  23. HONDURAN REBELLION

    A wireless message has been received from Honduras Which states that the armed filibustering ship Hornet, Bouilla's chief asset has been seized by the United ...

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  24. REVOLUTIONS.

    Mr. T. A. Edison, the famous inventor, expresses the opinion that not only Europe, but also America, is on the eve of a political revolution. He says that ...

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  25. UNION OF PREACHERS.

    The annual convention. of the Californian Building Trade Council is being held at San Raf[?]el. During to-day's proceedings it was ...

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  26. GENERAL CABLES. Pilgrim Fathers' Memorial.

    The London branches of various American societies have announced their intention of contributing panels to be erected in Plymouth to the memory of ...

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  27. PARISIANA FIRE

    Captain Winzar, Acting Chief Harbormaster at Fremantle, stated to-day. that he had a consultation with Captain Gordon, of the burned Parisiana, who would ...

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  28. NEWCASTLE MINES.

    The delegate board of the Newcastle Colldery Employes' Federation is asking for a conference with the proprietors on the question of machine cut coal. ...

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  29. FIVE PEOPLE PERISH.

    Five people perished to-day in a fire which destroyed the residence Mr. Percy Brooks, the manager of the Fairbanks Scale Company. The outbreak occurred in the early morning, and was ...

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  30. COMMANDER SIMS.

    Commander Si[?]s, the American officer who at a recent banquet in LOndon said that if Britain were in peril America would be prepared to shed every drop of ...

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  31. NEW SOUTH WALES.

    For the period, January 7 to January 22, the number of irrfections diseases reported in the city was 14 of typhold and One of diphtheria. During the ...

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  32. CRIPPEN'S CABIN.

    The white Star Company have been forced to utilise the stateroom in the steamer Gigantic, which was occupied by Hawley Crippen on his return to ...

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  33. ENSIGN INJURED.

    A private message received conoerning the recent explosion of gas on the battleship Kansas, which is now at Portland, England, stated that En[?]gn Will[?]son was severely injured. ...

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  34. AVIATION.

    The San Francisco Aviation meet was continued to-day in good weather. During the proceedings Mr. Setfield, president of the aviation committee, ...

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  35. WOUNDING.

    While gathering blackberries yesterday afternoon at Alexandria, George Allwood, aged 12, was shot in the thogh with a shotgun. by Lesitie Gault, aged 15, who ...

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  36. [?]OUADOR.

    The President of Ecuador has notified the United States that the Galapages Islands night be leased for 39 years for £3,000,000. There is however, a felling that such a ...

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  37. SILVERTON TRAMWAY.

    The Silverton Tramway Employes' Association sent the following ultima[?]um to the general manager (Mr. Charles Eley) this morning:—"I am directed by my ...

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  38. CHINESE NAVY.

    The report that the New York shipb[?]ng company Camden & Co. will construct the first chinese men-o'-war has been verified. ...

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  39. CASUALTIES. THROWN FROM A TRAP.

    KOORINGA, January 21.—While descending a hill on Baldina road close to Kooringa on Friday three daughters of Mr. Eli Jones, of Baldina, were thrown ...

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  40. COMPULSORY VOTING.

    The Premier of Italy (Signor Lurzatti) his introduced into the Gamers de Deputati a consti[?]ional Bill, under which fines will be inposed and citizens will ...

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  41. EQUITABLE SOCIETY.

    The funeral of Paul Morton, president of the Equitable Life Assurance Society, was held to-day. Speculations concerning his successor are rife, ...

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  42. NATIONAL DEFENCE.

    An influential depurtation from the Immigration League to-day asked the Lord Mayor to call a public meeting to impress an the Commonwealth Government the ...

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  43. BLACK SUNDAY.

    To-morrow as the sixth anniversary of Black Sunday, the day which saw Father Gapon lead a body of strikers to petition the Czar, and which saw hundreds of ...

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  44. PORTUGUESE NAVY.

    The Portuguese Minister of Foreign Affairs has announced that favorable bids have been received from English and American shipbuilders, which will permit of the immediate ...

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  45. OPIUM WAR.

    China is in the throes of another opium war, and strong efforts will be made to prevent the importation of the drug. ...

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  46. ACCIDENT TO A DRUVER.

    Charles Cooper, of James street Franklin, a driver employed, by Boyce Co., at Port Adelaide, was driving a cart on Saturday morning on which there was a ...

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  47. STATE ENTERPRISE.

    The Socialists in the Wisconsin Assembly yesterday introduced resolutions to enable the State to purchase, build, and operate cre[?]crles, and cold storage distributing depots. ...

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  48. ABYSSINIA.

    Sixty thousand stands of arms and six million cartridges have been purchased from Japan by Abysinnia. The munitions are a portion of Japan's spoils from Port ...

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  49. RAILWAYS IN WAR

    The Decentralisation Commission sat again this morning in the Public Wor[?]. Department, when evidence was given by Major-General Hoad, Co[?]dant of the Commonwealth military ...

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  50. MORE CARNEGIE DONATIONS.

    Mr. Andrwe Carnegie has announced a further gift of £2,000,000 to the Carnegio Research Institute. ...

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  51. SUFFRAGETTES.

    There was some excitement in Broadway to-day when the suffragettes began to sell their new edition of Votes for Women. A crowd surrounded them to ...

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  52. HIGH COMMISSIONSER HONORED.

    The King has given order that Sir George field shall be given a seat in the Diplomatic Gallery at the opening of Parliament. ...

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  53. SCARLET FEVER.

    A serious outbreak of scarlet fever has occurred at Tukedo and other fashionable residential sections. The contagion is said to be due to the ...

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  54. SUICIDE'S EYE LOTION.

    MELBOURNE, January 23.—Edwin Brown, aged 78, of Footscray, suicided to-aay by drinking eye lotion given to him for bathing his eyes. ...

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  55. INTERNATIONAL BASEBALL LEAGUE.

    Messrs. Wilburn and Jemerson left to-day en route for Australia, where they will endeavor to formulate an international ha[?]ball league. ...

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  56. VICTORIA.

    Typhoid has broken out at Heidelberg, 26 cases being reported. IMMIGRANTS For THE STATE. Information has been received that 668 ...

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  57. BOY SERIOUSLY INJURED.

    PORT WAKEFIELD, January 18.—a very painful accident happened to the six year-old son of Mr. E. Wickrem yesterday. He was riding with other boys ...

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  59. TWO SEAMEN LOST.

    Two seamen belonging to the cruiser Maryland were lost overboard to-day while the vessel was off the Californian coast. ...

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  60. FOOTBALL.

    The international Rugby football contasts were continued on Saturday, when Wales defeated England by 15 to 11. The match was a popular one, and was ...

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  61. PEARY.

    The House Committee of Nawal Affalrs, which has been enquiring into Peary's polar proofs, has decided, that he got within 1.67 miles of the pole. This is ...

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  62. OVERDUE MERSEY.

    The White Star training ship Mersey some days overdue, arrived to-day. She had been delayed by beavy weather and the atmospheric conditions had interfered ...

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  63. GARMENT WORKERS.

    It was forecasted to-day that the garment workers' strike, which has endured so long, and entailed so much suffering, will end on Monday. ...

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  64. UNLEY'S QUARRY.

    At the fortnightly meeting of the Unley City Council on Monday evening the debate on Councillor Gelston's motion:—That the present soheme of financial ...

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  65. WOMEN EXCLUDED FROM BULLFIGHTS.

    An edict prohibiting women from participating in bullfights has been issued by the Spanish Minister of the Interior. ...

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  66. Advertising

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  68. PLAGUE IN CHINA.

    The outbreak of bubonic plague which has been raging in Manchurla has rea[?]ea this city. A number of deaths have occurred since ...

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  69. BOXING.

    There was a poor attendance at the boxing matches at the Melbourne Athletic Club to-night between the Americans and the Victorians. [?]m Armstrong, who ...

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  70. A KETCH ASHORE.

    The secretary of the Marine Board (Mr. Darby) received a message from the Wallaroo harbormaster last night stating that the ketch Albatross, wheat laden, Captain ...

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  71. SYDNEY FIRE BRIGADE.

    The Royal Commission enquiring into the administration of the Fire Brigades Act resumed its sittings to-day, when charges relating to certain financial ...

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  72. SYDNEY BAKERS

    The Bakers' Wages Board, around which some interest centres owing to the threatened strike in the trade, sat this morning. The secretary of the ...

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  73. REFERENDA.

    A prominent Laborite stated to-day that every member of the State Parliamentary Labor Party was unanimous in supporting the Prime Minister's proposals for ...

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  74. YEELANNA "LIBERALS."

    A meeting convened by the organiser of the so-calle dLiberal Union was held in the Yelarma Hall last night. It was an "overflow" meeting of eight persons, ...

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  75. POSTAL CONFERENCE.

    The Postal Conference was continued to-day, when further consideration was given to the Royal Commission's report. The Postmaster-General (Mr. Thomas) ...

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