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  2. VICTORIAN CONVERSION LOAN

    The "Financial Times," commenting on the forthcoming Victorian conversion loan of £5,000,000, states that neither the public nor the undertwriters will look at ...

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  3. FRANCE AND MOROCCO.

    The Paris correspondent of the "Daily Mail" states that an arrangement has been entered into between France and Great Britain by which France is to establish a ...

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  4. EMPEROR AND C[?]AR.

    A meeting of 2,000 Socialists has been held in Vienna, at which violent speeches were made, and a resolution was moved that the Czar's visit would be an insult to the ...

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  5. THE FIS[?]AL FIGHT.

    Mr. Chamberlain has sent a congratulatory telegram, telling Mr. Tuff that his great victory will strengthen the Government, and give those who are in favour of ...

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  6. OPPOSITION LEADER'S SPEECH.

    Speaking at Blairgowrie, in Perthshire, Sir Henry Campbell-Ba[?]erman asserted that the circumstances of the recent Minis[?] resignations were discreditable and ...

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  7. WAS THERE DECEPTION?

    The Liberal newspapers infer that Mr. Balfour was in secret collusion with one of his colleagues, and that the others were misled. ...

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  8. BLOODLESS SURGERY FAILS

    The New York correspondent of the "Daily Express" reports that the '"bloodless surgery" operations by Dr. Lorenz, of Vienna, performed in America, have proved ...

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  9. POPULAR PROTESTS.

    A great conference of trades unionists and members of co-operative societies, held at Cardiff, has followed the example of the conference of the Midlands an protesting ...

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  10. A BALLOONING FEAT.

    Count De la Vaux, an enthusiastic aeronaut, with two companions, ascended in a balloon at St. Cloud, near Paris. As there was a light south-easterly breeze the balloon ...

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  11. RUSSIA IN THE EAST.

    At Port Arthur there are 40 Russian warships, in addition to which 40 are constantly under steam in Talienwan Bay (Dalny). ...

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  12. SIR HECTOR MACDONALD.

    The "People's Journal," published in Dundee, states that the committee appointed in Scotland to inquire into the case of the late Sir Hector Macdonald have ...

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  13. MR. CHAMBERLAIN'S CAMPAIGN.

    In reply to a correspondent in Ulster, who fears that the English Education Act (which is strongly opposed by the Nonconformists) may deter some convinced tariff ...

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  14. THE IRISH PARTY.

    Speaking at Country Down, Ireland. Mr. John Redmond said that the new Land Act, if intelligently worked, would end the agrarian question in Ireland in a few years. ...

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  15. THE GENERAL ELECTION.

    Speaking at Sheffield, Sir Alexander F. Acland-Hood, the chief Conservative whip, said he believed that the general election would not take place for two years. ...

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  16. MR. CHAMBERLAIN'S CAMPAIGN.

    Mr. Chamberlain will open his campaign in Glasgow on October 6, in St. Andrew's Hall. Applications for 50,000 tickets of admission have been received, but the hall will ...

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  17. THE FALL IN STOCKS.

    "The Times," explaining the weakness in investment securities, refers to the fact that three large estates of deceased persons have been realised, bringing into the ...

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  18. AUSTRO-HUNGARIAN QUARREL.

    A compromise between Austria and Hungary has been effected on the ill-starred army bills, which have led to very strained relations between the two kingdoms of late. ...

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  19. SIBERIAN BUTTER.

    The exports of Siberian butter to Great Britain, which amounted in 1898 to 150,000 poods, or about 2,410 tons, have increased to 2,500,000 poods, or about 40,179 tons, in ...

    Article : 66 words
  20. TEE RETALIATION POLICY.

    Russia having carried out her threat of increasing the duty on Ceylon and Indian teas as retaliation for the sugar duties, Sir Henry Seymour King, Conservative ...

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  21. WALKING DELEGATE TYRANNY.

    The New York correspondent of "The Times," Mr. G. W. Smalley, states that Samuel Parks (walking delegate of the Housesmiths' and Bridgemen's Union), ...

    Article : 96 words
  22. PROSPECTS OF CANADA.

    Sir Horace Tozer, the Agent-General for Queensland, who has been visiting Canada, is greatly impressed with the prospects of the Dominion and her method of ...

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  23. ANTARCTIC EXPEDITION.

    Yielding to representations by Mr. Seddon, the Admiralty states that the Antarctic relief expedition, though starting from Hobart, shall return to New Zealand, ...

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  24. OUR CARRYING TRADE.

    "The Times," referring further to Mr. Chamberlain's proposals, says that Britain is rapidly losing her pre-emine[?]ce as carrier for the world; that the foreign share of the ...

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  25. SETTLING SIBERIA.

    Russia is settling a million colonists on the Amur River, and is undertaking great road and irrigation works in the Ussuri region. ...

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  26. OIL RESERVOIRS BURNING.

    Advices from Baku, the Russian oil port on the Caspian, state that the oil reservoirs of Nobel Brothers (Petroleum Production Company), St. Petersburg, and Messrs. ...

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  27. QUEEN VICTORIA.

    King Edward has instructed Mr. A. C. Benson (one of the sons of the late Archbishop of Canterbury) and Viscount Esher to prepare for publication selections from ...

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  28. A PRESS REFERENDUM.

    The "Daily Mail" has begun a referendum of the electors of the United Kingdom as to their views on the three fiscal policies— free trade, preference, and reciprocity—as ...

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  29. THE STEEL TRUST.

    A further heavy fall has taken place in the shares of the United States Steel Corporation. The common stock (100 dollars) has declined to 15 dollars, and the preferred ...

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  30. BRIBERY IN GERMANY.

    The secretary of the Berlin public prosecutor is charged with accepting, and three millionaire bank directors and three leading lawyers and company promoters with ...

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  31. CONFERENCE AT SHEFFIELD.

    A Conservative conference will shortly be held at Sheffield, when Mr. Balfour will speak on the fiscal question. Two thousand delegates and 160 members of the House of ...

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  32. CASTAWAYS.

    An explosion on board the French steamer Amiral Gueydon, 5,417 tons, of Havre, set fire to the steamer, and it had to be beached on the southern coast of Arabia. ...

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  33. RESIGNATION REVELATIONS.

    Great interest has been aro[?]sed in political circles by the publication of a letter from Lord George Hamilton, late Secretary of State for India, to the Conservative ...

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  34. THE SHEFFIELD CONFERENCE.

    Lord Derby opened the conference of Conservatives at Sheffield, on Thursday. Sir. J. E. Dorrington, M.P. moved an official resolution, welcoming Mr. Balfour's ...

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  35. SOMALILAND ENTANGLEMENT.

    Lieutenant-General Sir Charles C. Egerton, who in June last was appointed commander-in-chief of the British forces in Somaliland, has been promoted to the ...

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  36. SERVIAN RIVAL ASSASSINS.

    The officers of the Servian garrison at Nisch who were concerned in the plot to tail the murderers of King Alexander and Queen Draga have been sentenced to terms ...

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  37. LORD MILNER HESITATES.

    Mr. Balfour had a conference on September 29 with Viscount Milner, and offered him the portfolio of Secretary of State for the Colonies. Lo[?]d Milner is considering the ...

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  38. RUINED INVESTORS.

    A number of Steel Trust investors who have been ruined are threatening the life of Mr. Pie[?]ont Morgan, the president. ...

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  39. THE IRON HEEL.

    Four men of the 25th Grenadier Regiment in the German army have been tried at Heidelberg for an assault upon a sergeantmajor, ana received sentences of ...

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  40. LORD NORTHCOTE.

    The Earl of Northcole, the new GovernorGeneral of Australasi[?], is to be entertained at a banquet by London commercial men at the end of October. ...

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  41. GIANT STEAM FERRY.

    The King of Denmark has opened a giant steam ferry, between Gwed[?]er, in Denmark, and Warnemunde in Germany Passengers will now be [?]abled to take train at ...

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  42. BUDA-PESTH [?]IOTS.

    Two thousand carmen at Buda-Pesth, who are on strike, attacked the non-unionists working in the carriers yards. The police interfered, and both they and the strikers ...

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  43. NEW TORPEDO DESTROYERS.

    The British Admiralty has ordered 15 25-knot torpedo destroyers of a stronger type than any previously built. ...

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  45. TRESIDENT AND UNIONS.

    An attempt has been made by the American trades unions to procure the dismissal of a foreman in the Government Printingoffice, at Washington, named Miller, who ...

    Article : 70 words
  46. THE IRISH PARTY:

    Mr. Davitt has revealed that the standing committee of the United Irish League has been abolished, and that some other body has been substituted for it. He himself ...

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