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AGAINST SOCIALISM.
Said Mr. Watson at Waterloo: "My socialism is of the Fabian type." Last Saturday he was a "Labour" leader, who apparently had never heard of socialism. ...
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THE NEW HEBRIDES.
The Prime Minister was considerably surprised at the statement made by Mr. Winston Churchill, Under-Secretary for the Colonies, in the House of Commons, regarding the ...
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FEDERAL ELECTIONS.
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PERSONAL.
His Excellency and Miss Rawson will give a children's party at Cranbrook this afternoon. On Tuesday afternoon. Miss Rawson will ...
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CHICAGO HORRORS.
Mr. R. B. Haldane, Secretary of State for War, replying to Mr. Henniker Heaton in the House of Commons last night, said that he did not intend to publish Colonol ...
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RUSSIA QUIETENING.
M. Krustaleff, President of the Council of Workmen's Delegates of St. Petersburg, and 14 of his colleagues, for advising revolutionary measures, have been exiled to ...
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A STORMY SCENE.
A stormy scene arose in the House of Commons last night over a motion by Viscount Castlereagh that the Trade Disputes Bill, should not apply to Ireland. ...
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ARMENIAN METHODS.
Instead of continuing futile armed risings the Armenians in Caucasus nightly kidnap their opponents, and try them before midnight at Vehmgerichts (improvised ...
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
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GOVERNORSHIP OF NEW YORK.
The New York "Evening Post" exposes a compact between Mr. W. R. Hearst, the nominee of the Democratic party for the Governorship of New York State, and Mr. ...
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BETTER FEELING PREVAILS.
Russian conscripts are responding with surprising regularity to the call for military service. This, with the mitigation of disorders, ...
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THE CZAR AT TSARSKOE-SELO.
The Ozar and his family are at Tsarskoeselo, 15 miles south of St. Petersburg. ...
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THE EDUCATION BILL.
In the House of Lords last night on the Education Bill the Bishop of Oxford moved an amendment to allow distinctive religious instruction by affording facilities ...
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PATRIOTISM AND POLITICS.
At the last Federal elections the number of New South Wales electors who voted was 292,246. These who did not vote numbered 394,593. ...
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ENGLISH BOROUGH ELECTIONS.
Keen interest is manifested in the borough elections, which are being held to-day. The Moderates (Conservatives) are making great efforts. The votes of the ...
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A LITTLE FABIAN HISTORY.
Mr. Watson announces himself a socialist of the Fabian type. Here is a little Fabian history, culled from the autobiography of the Fabian self of Mr. ...
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BARQUE IN COLLISION.
The barque Este, with a cargo of dynamite, bound from Hamburg to Melbourne, came into collision with a steamer in the Channel. ...
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TRADE IN HUMAN BODIES.
Ernest Schoenberg, a labour leader, has been acquitted on a charge of having libelled Herr Lenhartz, director of the Eppendorf State Hospital, Hamburg, in ...
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THE VICTORIAN STRIKE.
With the racing carnival at hand, it is regarded as unlikely that there will be any development having a material bearing on a settlement of the strike in the building trade ...
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AERONAUT'S GREAT FEAT.
Dr. Thomas, an aeronaut, of Georgia, was about to alight after a perilous ascent. As he was holding the ripping-cord in one hand the balloon suddenly res[?]cended to a ...
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OUTRAGES IN MACEDONIA.
Mr. Noel Buxton has visited the mountain villages of Macedonia. He saw wounded and dying after incendiarism and pillaging by Turks and Greeks. These ...
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ABYSSINIAN AGREEMENT.
Sir Edward Gray, Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs, speaking in the House of Commons last night, said that the agreement between Great Britain, Italy, and ...
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MR. ROBERT CUNNINGHAM.
Mr. Robert Cunningham, tenor, of Australia, has been engaged for the German opera season at Covent Garden Theatre in January. ...
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NEWFOUNDLAND FISHERIES.
The Bait Act, which Newfoundland will enforce, will so hamper the working of the modus vivendi regarding the fisheries that it is expected Americans will be able to ...
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GWYDIR.
Mr. Joseph Cook addressed a large audience here last night in support of Mr. T. A. Cunningham's candidature, and had a splendid reception. A large number of ladies ...
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MERCHANT MARINE.
In pursuance of the threat that he would abolish Marine Boards for having persistently disobeyed the injunctions to allow seamen to be represented when the ...
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THE CREED OF FABIANS.
Perhaps as a socialist of Fabian type, Mr. Watson uses the word socialism in a Pickwickian sense, and imagined that although it sounds nice it means very little. Well, in ...
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TO-NIGHT'S MEETINGS.
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BURGLARY IN A CHATEAU.
Baron James Rothschild's chateau at Chantilly, 24 miles from Paris, was entered by burglars, and a fine art collection stolen. ...
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GERMANY'S COLONIES.
Herr Deruburg, director of the German Colonial Department, predicts that it will be necessary to make the German colonies in South-west Africa an annual grant of ...
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VICTORIA.
The Cabinet decided to-day to offer a reward of £200 for the identification of the human remains found in the Albert Park lagoon, and one of £250 for evidence to ...
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ST. HELENA GARRISON.
The military garrison has been withdrawn from St. Helena. The islander are indignant, declaring they are ruined and defenceless. ...
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TO-DAY.
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LAND GRANT AND RAILWAYS.
Mr. T. Price, the Premier, stated this evening that during the afternoon Captain Prout called on him at Parliament House, and, in the presence of the Treasurer, made a ...
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THE CASE OF MARION EDWARDS.
At the Court of General Sessions to-day. Marion Edwards, who gained some noterlety on account of masquerading as a man, was acquitted on a charge of burglary. Edwards ...
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THE SOCIALISTIC EVOLUTION OF MR. WATSON.
His socialism was of the Fabian type.—Mr. Watson at Waterloo, Monday, October 29. There was no antagonism between Christian socialism and Fabian socialism. Christianity was quite ...
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KILLED BY A "LIVE" WIRE.
William Fallon, a young man, met his death in n peculiar manner at the Golden Link Company's Eclipse lease this afternoon. Deceased was one of a party of ...
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REGULATING HORSE RACING.
A bill was introduced in the Legislative Assembly last evening, and read the first time, which will have the effect of preventing any new racecourses being opened in Western ...
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A NEW MOTIVE POWER.
Mr. Hunter, president of the Manchester Association of Engineers, foreshadows an early startling revelation of a new motive power. ...
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THE COMMONWEALTH.
The Prime Ministor has received an intimation from Mr. W. H. Croker, agent in Australia for Sir James Laing and Sons, contractors for the new English mail service, ...
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GENERAL CABLE NEWS.
The Clyde shipbuilders will lock out the boilermakers and enginemen if the strike in the shipyards continues. MOTOR OMNIBUS SENSATION. ...
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THE CUE MURDER.
At the Cue Police Court to-day Abaz Wren was charged with wilfully murdering a dry blower named Michael Naghton, aged 70 years, at Cue on the night of Sunday, June 10. ...
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MAITLAND COAL FIELD.
Last night the Hebburn Miners' Lodge discussed the presence of non-unionists at the colliery. Mr. Burns, secretary, said that the manager of the colliery should either ...
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STATE POLITICS.
Mr. J. L. Trefle, Labour andidate, addressed one of the largest meetings seen here for some time. At the conclusion an almost unanimous vote of confidence was carried. ...
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THE WELLINGTON FIRE.
The jury which inquired into the recent big fire in Wellington found that the evidence submitted by the Wellington Auctioneering Company, in whose premises the fire ...
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MR. WATSON'S DILEMMA.
The fact is that Mr. Watson is finding out that socialism is a nasty weapon to play with. In his opening campaign address at Redforn be remarked that we could put the brake on at ...
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