M. Edmund Perregon, one of the bestknown aviators of France, was killed when manoeuvring in a monoplane. The machine ca[?]sized while he was ...
Article : 604 wordsMajor [?] one of the Board of Trade's inspecting officers for allways, presented his report on the Aisgill disaster. ...
Article : 99 wordsWith the object of bringing about the downfall of M. Barthou's Cabinet the Opposition in the Chamber of Deputies determined that the new loan of ...
Article : 82 wordsOf the 32,000 emigrants who left Great Britain in October, 10,000 went to British America, and 10,000 to the United States. Only 19 per cent. of the total number ...
Article : 683 wordsA remarkable sign of the time is the fact that progressive, ideas from the Socialist standpoint, are invading hitherto unexplored regions. ...
Article : 210 wordsThe New Zealand footballers beat Vancouver by 44 points to nil in a fast game. The ground was slushy, and the visitors showed superiority in every department, ...
Article : 126 wordsFor some reason it is reluctant to divulge the Government is extremely anxious that the Alexandra by-election should take place right away. The writs ...
Article : 569 wordsThe Larkin rocket has gone up and come down a dead squib as far as its effect on British labor is concerned. Mr. Larkin went to England for the ...
Article : 537 wordsM. Jean Lonquet, writing on the French political situation in the "Daily Citizen," says:—French political parties have generally very poor and vague ...
Article : 428 wordsTo their verdict of guilty on the charge of manslaughter made against Driver Caudle the jury at the Carlisle Assizes added "a strong recommendation to ...
Article : 301 wordsA. Coroner's enquiry was held at [?] lin last month on the body of C. V. McIvor, the well-known lrish international wing three-quarter, who received fatal ...
Article : 211 wordsA petition requesting that votes for women be granted in Germany has been presented to Parliament. After a recess of nearly five months ...
Article : 114 wordsFor the Empire Day shooting competitions 2000 senior and 1500 junior targets have been forwarded to Australia. The conditions of the contest permit ...
Article : 89 wordsEffigies of Lord Gladstone and General Botna have been burned in various paries of India by the natives. Indignation meetings are being held in ...
Article : 188 wordsThe Kaiser, whose financial worries have frequently been the subject of public comment, again finds it impossible to make ends meet. ...
Article : 73 wordsMiss Mona West, aged 21, the daughter of an official at the Lands Department, at Goulburn, who recently came to visit her uncle at Sydney, ...
Article : 136 wordsExciting scenes were witnessed at a meeting in Dublin, to enrol the national volunteer, force to combat the movement among the Ulstermen for resisting Home ...
Article : 168 wordsTo-morrow a special meeting of the Alexandra electorate committee of the Labor Party will be held at Mount Barker to decide who shall be the Labor ...
Article : 100 wordsBiplanes, specially built to the order of the Commonwealth Government, are ready to be dispatched to Australia. They will be shipped on Monday next. ...
Article : 58 wordsPractically all the cafes and restaurants and hotels in Havana have been closed by the proprietors, as a protest against the recent decree granting the ...
Article : 60 wordsThe Colonial Office is experiencing some difficulty in securing a successor to Sir John Fuller, late Governor of Victoria. ...
Article : 75 wordsIt is apparent from the details of the naval estimates that oil fuel is to play a big part in the German Navy of the future. ...
Article : 84 wordsAt me White Cliffs Licensing Court last week a peculiar case was dealt with. Charles Wynn, formerly cook at the Salisbury Downs Station, applied for a ...
Article : 188 wordsOn the Senate assembling to-day Senator. Millen moved that the Chamber place on record its high appreciation of the services of the late member for ...
Article : 331 wordsThe Registrar of the Federal Arbitration Court states that the President of the Court decided to refuse the application of the Rural Workers for a ...
Article : 141 wordsIt is expected that the £8000 or £10,000 offered for the recovery of the famous pearl necklace will be distributed amongst those responsible for its recovery. ...
Article : 88 wordsThere were three cases of smallpox reported to-day, two being from Balmain and one was a young man from Dunedoo. The Board of Health are ...
Article : 62 wordsAvengers who for eight years hounded down twelve men suspected of murdering Francisco Maderino, an alleged counterfeiter, secured their eleventh victim in ...
Article : 121 wordsThe decision of the strike committee takes effect at once in Auckland, and the city has now practically resumed its normal condition. There is very little to ...
Article : 289 wordsAt a meeting of the Federal Executive Council to-day, authority was formally given for the lifting of the smallpox quarantine embarge from Sydney. ...
Article : 30 wordsIn giving evidence before the committee enquiring into the housing conditions of Dublin Father O'Flanagan said that in most of the houses in the ...
Article : 103 wordsSiegfried Schnieder, a young married man, with two children, was fined £1 and costs for accosting a young girl in the Railway square, and for claiming ...
Article : 63 wordsMr. D. C. McGrath, who has been suspended from the House of Representatives for alleged reflections on the Speaker does not intend to apologise in ...
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Advertising : 365 wordsA railway sleeper, which was being lowered into the hold of the steamer Fiona, at Pyrmont, this morning, fell on Frederick Mohr, a wharf laborer, ...
Article : 43 wordsThe hearing of the action for £1000 damages for alleged libel, brought by Florence Mabel Webbe, of Sydney, against Thomas Prosser, printer and publisher ...
Article : 122 wordsThe Labor and Liberal Parties are likely to run three candidates each for the Denison vacancy, caused by the death of Speaker Davies. ...
Article : 59 wordsThe Hon. T. Walker, the Attorney-General, acting on behalf of Mr. J. M. Connor, Agricultural Commissioner for the South-West, issued a writ to-day against the ...
Article : 89 wordsGeneral regret was expressed locally among the Laborites at the death of the Hon. C. E. Frazer, the member for Kalgoorlie. ...
Article : 28 wordsThe Coal Lumpers' union held a ceasework meeting to-day, to decide on the new agreement that is to take the place of the one that has just expired. After ...
Article : 127 wordsThere is not the slightest doubt that the Kalgoorlie seat in the House of Representatives is one of the safest Labor seats in the Commonwealth. In these ...
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Advertising : 188 wordsAt last night's meeting of the A.M.A., it was decified that the sum of £1000 be forwarder to the New Zealand workers who are locked out. The same is to ...
Article : 43 wordsA mass meeting of gas employes was held in the Trades Hall to-night, to consider whether the union shall pay the balance of the fines imposed by Judge ...
Article : 142 wordsThere is very little change in the waterside strike. The office staffs are still toiling on the Makura and the Willochra. The wharf laborers still refuse to touch ...
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Advertising : 91 wordsIt is stated on good authority that Mr. Scaddan, the Premier, wants to con[?]est Kalgoorlie, and if he decides to stand he is almost certain to be elected. ...
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Advertising : 1 wordsA young man named John Pepper was crushed to death at Geeveston while loading timber in the bush. ...
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Daily Herald (Adelaide, SA : 1910 - 1924), Thu 27 Nov 1913, Page 5
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