The larger of the Orange Free State commandoes, and especially Commandant Delarey's, are the most irreconcilable. ...
Article : 28 wordsThe match between the Australian Eleven and Nottinghamshire was commenced to-day at Nottingham. Trumble, Carter, and Saunders were omitted ...
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Article : 716 wordsIn the match between the Australian Eleven and Notts, after Trumper was bowled Hill went to the wickets. He commenced scoring at once, but his life was short. After scoring ...
Article : 363 wordsTo-day the Federal Parliament entered upon the second year of its first session, and the Senato held its 119th sitting, with the heavy work of the tariff still to be disposed of ...
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Article : 2,178 wordsIt is stated that L. O. S. Poidevin, of New South Wales, intends qualifyingg for Gloucestershire. [L. O. S. Poidevin voyaged to England with the ...
Article : 85 wordsIn addition to the captures reported yesterday, 13 more Boers were captured in the sweep in the north of the Orange River Colony. ...
Article : 47 wordsThe bad weather has followed the Australians from London to Nottingham. Rain had evidently already fallen, for the wicket was slow, and it was threatening when the contest began. However, as ...
Article : 524 wordsAn armoured train was derailed at Pretoria. An officer and 10 soldiers were killed. ...
Article : 19 wordsA good deal of headway is being made in connection with the improvements in the Legislative Assembly Chamber, and it is anticipated that everything will be in readiness for the opening of the session on ...
Article : 540 wordsCommandant Bowers was killed in the fighting at Ookiep. ...
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Article : 64 wordsThe County Councils' Association has approved the Education Bill, provided that a majority of the Educational Committee be county councillors. ...
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Article : 45 wordsThe attention of the Federal Governmant has been directed to the contemplated closing of the Queensland Weather Bureau, and it is suggested that the Commonwealth should take over the work. Mr. ...
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Article : 983 wordsDuff and Trumper opened the innings of the Australians. The weather is cool and the wicket is faster than yesterday. The attendance is small. Duff has scored one run, ...
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Article : 42 wordsThe Government has ordered that the British forces in China be reduced to 2000. The German garrisons in China have not been reduced. ...
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Article : 107 wordsMr. J. K. Caird, a merchant, will give to Dundee a cancer hospital which will cost £18,000. Attached to the hospital will be a laboratory of research, which will be endowed ...
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Article : 277 wordsMalcolm Ford, an athlete of Brooklyn, while ill, shot his brother Leicester, a novelist, dead. The crime was committed in a moment of aberration. Malcolm Ford subsequently ...
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Article : 41 wordsSenator Hoar has introduced a bill into the United States Senate authorising President Roosevelt to select the route of the Isthmian Canal. The cost of the construction is limited ...
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Article : 216 wordsMr. Wolf Harris, of New Zealand, has purchased Sir Edward Poynter's Academy picture "Ihe Storm Nymphs." At the Old Bailey to-day the trials of ...
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The Sydney Morning Herald (NSW : 1842 - 1954), Sat 10 May 1902, Page 9
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