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Article : 30 wordsOne of the most remarkable rain-storms in the history of Melbourne occurred on Tuesday. After a heavy fall in the early morning, only steady rain fell till midday. Then, however, it ...
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Article : 115 words"The Times" states that there were 22,278 deaths from plague in India during the week ending February 11, and that out of that total 11,116 occurred in the United Provinces. The ...
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Article : 57 wordsInterviewed at Adelaide, Cardinal Moran said:—"We are wishing the Referendum success. We shall seek to make it successful. A great thing is to strengthen our central government. We must ...
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Article : 121 wordsIn a speech on Thursday at Clapham, Mrs. Bramwell Booth, of the Salvation Army, stated that an operation for cataract would be performed, in the Autumn on the General's remaining eye. ...
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Article : 75 wordsSir Hugh Lane, hon, director of the Municipal Art Gallery, Dublin, has sold to an English collector Titian's "Man in a Red Cap" for £30,000. Sir Hugh purchased the picture at ...
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Sunday Times (Sydney, NSW : 1895 - 1930), Sun 12 Mar 1911, Page 14
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