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  2. NEWCASTLE LETTER.

    At a meeting yesterday of the Committee of Management of the Colliery Employees' Federation, presided over by Mr. P. Bowling, it was reported that a ...

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  3. MAITLAND COALMINES

    The customary fortnightly meeting of the Progress Association was held at the Kurri Hotel last evening. Mr. A. S. Browne presided, and there were also ...

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  4. NORTH-COAST RAILWAY

    Though Messrs. Carson and Simpson, the contractors for the construction of the first section of the North Count railway, from Maitland to Dungog, experienced delay in the first instance ...

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  5. VERY LATEST CABLES.

    The London wool sales are firm, and there is general competition at late improved rates. ...

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  6. LATEST NEWS BY WIRE.

    Splendid ruins are reported. Heavy rain fell on the north coast. ...

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  7. LATE NEWS BY CABLE.

    [?] welcoming at Washington the General [?]dance of the Methodist Episcopal [?] Church, President Roosevelt attributed the [?] and peculiar role of Methodism in ...

    Article : 104 words
  8. BANK SUSPENSION.

    The Alleghany (U.S.A.) National Bank has suspended payment. ...

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  9. BOXING AT BROKEN HILL.

    Blackmore defeated Kling at Broken Hill last night. Kling was knocked out in four rounds. The contest was a farce. Kling appeared to be a pure "has been." ...

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  10. SEDITION IN INDIA.

    Handbills are being extensively circulated in Calcutta and Bombay, announcing a speedy revolution, and appealing to Indians to realise Government securities immediately, to buy arms, ...

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  11. ST. GEORGE ELECTION.

    Polling for St. George takes place to-morrow. Both sides are working hard. The general opinion is that the Ministerial candidate must win. ...

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  12. RUSSIAN NAVAL CONSTRUCTION.

    The Budget Committee of the Duma has reported against a credit of £1,100,000 for the construction of Russian battleships. ...

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  13. FARMERS' AND SETTLERS' SOCIETY.

    Justice Street this morning had before him an application for winding up the Farmers' and Settlers' Co-operative Society Ltd. According to an affidavit, which was ...

    Article : 59 words
  14. CANADA'S MARINE SERVICE.

    [?] Admiral C. E. Kingsmill has accepted [?] command of the Canadian Marine Ser-[?] is stationing cruisers in the ...

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  15. THE AMUR RAILWAY.

    This committee of the Russian Upper House has approved of the immediate construction of the Amur railway, despite Count de Witte's warning that it will cost £32,500,000. ...

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  16. ROBBERY ON A TRAM.

    John Portus, Assistant Secretary of Public Works, was robbed of it gold watch, albert, and sovereign purse, of the total value of £30, while travelling in a crowded ...

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  17. BOMB IN CALCUTTA.

    A Bengali placed a big bomb on the steps of St. Andrew's Church, Calcutta. ...

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  18. LORD OVERTOUN'S ESTATE.

    [?]recently in the estate of the late Lord [?] denn has been valued at £690,530, and [?] £58,700. ...

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  19. BRITISH IN ALEXANDRIA.

    Six thousand land owners and notables, at a meeting in Alexandria, resolved to cable to Sir Edward Grey. Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs, protesting against the continuance of the ...

    Article : 52 words
  20. LOCAL OPTION COURT.

    The Special Local Option Court to-day reduced the number of hotels in the Parramatta district by seven. ...

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  21. MR. A. W. CRAVEN.

    [?] Mr. A. W. Craven, a member of the Victoria [?] Legislature, has gone to the Conti-[?] He will catch the Mohlavia at Mar-[?] ...

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  22. RAILWAY FATALITY.

    Joe Martin, foreman of the Railway Carriage Department, Junee, who was knocked down by a train yesterday, died to-day. ...

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  23. OBITUARY.

    The death is announced of Hector Fraser, the well-known pigeon shot, at Monte Carlo. The cause of death was tuberculosis. ...

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  24. LABOUR EXCHANGES.

    [?] the central unemployed body recommends [?] creation of a State department to enga-[?] labour exchanges. ...

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  25. CONFIRMED CRIMINALS SENTENCED.

    At the Sessions to-day three men named Martin Kilgannon, James Smith, and Jeremiah Casey, who were convicted of robbery with violences, were brought up for sentence before Judge ...

    Article : 272 words
  26. A GERMAN WARNING.

    German publicists warn the Government that Lieut-General Sir Ian Hamilton visited St. Petersburg to try and arrange an Anglo-Franco-Russian Military Convention, aimed at ...

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  27. LABOUR PARTY.

    [?]ties of the South Wales and Rhond-[?] favour affiliation with the Labour [?] The majority of the North vales mi-[?] is against affiliation. ...

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  28. RIVAL AEROPLANISTS.

    Mr. Farman has challenged the Wright Brothers to engage in aeroplane speed and distance trails in Paris, for £1000 aside. ...

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  29. ALONE ON THE OCEAN.

    A thrilling story comes from Grenada, West Indies, relating to the perilous adventures which befel Commander Maclachlan, of H.M.S Scylla, who was lost alone in the ...

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  30. SOUDAN MURDER.

    [?] Kader, leader of the recent rising in [?] Bine Nile province of the Souden, and [?] murderer of Mr. Scott-Moncrieff (the [?] inspector), and Egyptian Police ...

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  31. JAPAN AND KOREA.

    Prince Ito, Resident-General in Korea, speaking in Seoul, declared that Japan's peaceful development of Korea was intended to secure for Koreans their independence. The Koreans then, he said, ...

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  32. SILVER.

    Bar silver is quoted at 2s 0½d per ounce standard. ...

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  33. MONEY MAD.

    [?]ery, cashier of the Alleghany National [?] Bank of Pittsburg, has been charged [?]absconding with £270,000 belonging to [?] tank. He pleads that he was "money ...

    Article : 37 words
  34. FEDERAL LEADERSHIP

    "I don't think there will be any Sir William Lyne, Federal Treasurer, said when asked to express an opinion concerning the possible retirement of Mr. Deakin ...

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  35. THE MARQUIS TOWNSHEND.

    [?]a sequel to the case of the Marquis [?]head, the benchers of the Inner Temple[?] that Mr. Thomas Sutherst, his [?]in-law, a barrister, should be ...

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  36. DESTRUCTIVE FIRE AT CAMPERDOWN.

    A grocery shop at Camperdown, kept by Miss Jane Murphy, was totally gutted by fire early this morning. The proprietress and her sister were the only occupants, and they had a sensational escape. ...

    Article : 145 words
  37. SLEEPING SICKNESS.

    The Imperial Government has established [?] at Burlington House, with a paid [?] to collate and distribute information [?] and publish a map relating to the ...

    Article : 68 words
  38. KURRI CEMETERY.

    At a meeting of the Kurri district cemetery trustees Mr. W. Lewis preside. The Kurri fire brigade wrote offering the free use of the fire station for meetings. The offer was ...

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  39. ALIVE WITH BROKEN NECK.

    A marvellous instance of the extent to which modern surgical science can go was brought to light at an inquest recently by the reference of Dr. Heney, late house surgeon of St. ...

    Article : 206 words
  40. THE EMPIRE'S NEED.

    The "Times" in commenting upon the success [?] of President Roosevelt in going behind [?] ordinary political machinery, cutting [?] party managers' fines, and boldly ...

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  41. PELAW-MAIN.

    While changed at his work as a machine-man in Pelaw-Main colliery yesterday, Edwin Cocks was struck by a fall of coal, as a result of which he received severe bruises to his back, and he is ...

    Article : 68 words
  42. WIRELESS WONDERS.

    At Copenhagen the Danes can now listen with pleasure to music played in Berlin, and "a multitude of voices each with its own other-tone," each clear, distinct, and ...

    Article : 439 words
  43. THE WEATHER.

    The weather information received at 9 a.m. to-day at the West Maitland. Telegraph Station reports fine at all places. ...

    Article : 26 words
  44. THE FORECAST.

    New South Wales : Still unsettled and showery over the eastern half ; fine over the western ; variable winds. ...

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  45. ABERMAIN.

    The Abermain Miners' Lodge has decided to make a public presentation to Mr. James Fletcher, late-manager of Abermain colliery, and a committee, with Mr. A. Teece as secretary, has ...

    Article : 72 words
  46. THE LICENSING BILL.

    [?] Samuel Howard Whithread, M.P. [?] for the Huntington division of [?] shire, addressing his constituents, [?] Saturday, said that the Licensing Bill ...

    Article : 103 words
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  49. HEALTH IN OLD AGE.

    Exercise is essential to the preservation of health, inactivity is a potent cause of wasting and degeneration. The vigour and equality of the circulation, the functions of ...

    Article : 377 words
  50. AMERICAN TARIFF REVISION.

    [?] President Roosevelt desired the [?] of a Government Commission [?] require into the advisability of revis-[?] of the Customs, both the House of ...

    Article : 66 words
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    The Federal Parliamentary Committee will be appointed this week to make arrangements for welcoming the American fleet. The leaders of parties in both Houses having ...

    Article : 251 words
  52. [?]CLERA AMONG BRITISH TROOPS.

    [?] fifty-seven deaths, due to cholera, [?] occurred among the first battalion of [?] Royal Munster Fusiliers, on the north-[?] frontier of India. ...

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  53. FRONTIER LITTLE WAR

    [?] fighting has occurred with the [?] on the north-west frontier of [?] midnight in a storm the Mohmands ...

    Article : 83 words
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