The trouble in connection with the selection of a Liberal candidate for the electorate of Willoughby advanced a further stage towards settlement last night. ...
Article : 257 words"As far as the British Medical Association is concerned, it intends to remain firm in the attitude it has already adopted toward the Friendly Societies. We are not anxious for ...
Article : 986 wordsThis year's Derby is a record for gowns divergent in color, and white blue was undoubtedly the prevailing tone, and touches of several other colors helped to make a great and remarkable ...
Article : 768 wordsThere is every indication of a gigantic conflict resulting out of the strike originating with the Wellington waterside workers and the Huntly miners. ...
Article : 852 wordsMr. Percy Lambert, the famous record-breaking motorist, and a director of the Clement-Talbot Co., who made a world's record of over 110 miles in one hour on October 28, made a ...
Article : 380 wordsRepresentative Hensley (Missouri) has proposed a resolution in the House of Representatives that America should join in Mr. Winston Churchill's "naval holiday. ...
Article : 94 wordsThe trial was continued to-day of the Jew, Bielis, for the murder of the boy, Yuschinsky. The feature of the day's evidence was the extraordinary outburst by Professor Sikorsky, a ...
Article : 161 wordsA body of 600 revolutionists captured a force of 50 police engaged in protecting a ranch. They killed all except three, hanging the dead bodies on trees. ...
Article : 54 wordsMrs. Lind, who has just arrived here from Vera Cruz, tells a romantic story of how she saved the lives possibly of two Mexican legislators. ...
Article : 105 wordsThe Budget sub-committee has adopted a motion approving of the Government's policy in making the shipping policy of Austria more independent of the North Atlantic Shipping ...
Article : 62 wordsMr. Hennessy, a friend of ex-Governor Sulzer, has instigated proceedings against "Boss" Murphy, with the object of bringing to light the corruption methods used by Tammany Hall ...
Article : 64 wordsCameron, of Lochiel, is willing to sell his deer forest in Scotland, but declines the responsibility of recommending deer forest land as a good investment for the insurance funds. ...
Article : 490 wordsThe King has extended his pardon to Driver Caudle. ...
Article : 25 wordsWith a view to advertising Australian flour, the High Commissioner's Office is arranging to present a challenge trophy in connection with the Bakers' Conference in London next year ...
Article : 61 wordsThe National Council of Public Morals has opened its sitting, with the Right Reverend Sir William Boyd Carpenter, K.C.V.O., as chairman. The council is actively taking the evidence of ...
Article : 51 wordsST. JOHN (Newfoundland), Saturday Morning. The elections have resulted in a victory for the Ministry of Sir E. P. Morris. The earlier results gave him a large ...
Article : 38 wordsWilliam Le Quex, the novelist, has been declared bankrupt. Liabilities are estimated at £8851, and assets £2683. The novelist hopes to be able to pay his ...
Article : 40 wordsThe Premier addressed a crowded meeting in St. John's Hall to-night. The Mayor (Mr. L. R. Tierney) presided. Mr. Holman's address was devoted largely to an explanation of the policy ...
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Detailed lists, results, guides : 23 wordsA German aviator named Toeffler, and a passenger, whilst making an attempt on the longest flight in a direct line record, capsized over Versailles whilst at a height of 450 feet ...
Article : 65 wordsThe Government has introduced a Bill, whereby captains of ships who fail to help persons at sea, render themselves liable to imprisonment for at least two, and not more than 16 ...
Article : 44 wordsThree fresh cases of smallpox were discovered yesterday, making 16 for the week, easily the lightest since the epidemic made its unwelcome appearance in Sydney. The new cases found on ...
Article : 84 wordsSeveral of the speakers at the second annual dinner of the Meat Inspectors' Association of New South Wales, held last night at Bray's Cafe, made reference to the kinship between ...
Article : 373 wordsThe disturbance at Wisbech were renewed to-night, and were only suppressed after further window-smashing. ...
Article : 23 wordsLONDON, Saturday Morning.—The delegates of the South Wales Miners' Federation at Cardiff have levied 6d. per member towards the relief of the unemployed, as a result of the ...
Article : 311 wordsThe Minister in charge of Commonwealth Health affairs said to-day that within the next fortnight a Conference of chairmen of Australian Boards of Health and Dr. Cumpston ...
Article : 60 wordsThe fire on board the German-Australian Co.'s steamer Sumatra has been got unedr control. The efforts of the crew confined it to No. 2 hold. ...
Article : 125 wordsThe Government is instituting an aerial post service between Paris and Nice, the 523 miles being covered in 510 minutes. The mail biplanes are fitted with automatic ...
Article : 48 wordsA wild bull, which escaped from a mob which left the Flemington yards on Thursday evening, caused some excitement in Ashfield Park on Friday morning. ...
Article : 208 wordsMr. Flowers yesterday stated that all must deplore the trouble which had arisen between doctors and the Friendly Societies. He was hopeful that some form of conciliation might ...
Article : 60 wordsProfessor Charles Richet, President of the Society of International Arbitration, has been awarded the Nobel Prize for Science. (Professor Charles Richet is head of the ...
Article : 159 wordsSpeaking at Annandale last night, the Minister for Education (Mr. Carmichael) referred to the all-round improvement in the Department of Education during the Labor regime. The ...
Article : 168 wordsThe Wahine arrived here from Wellington with four firemen short. The company is attempting to secure firemen from another boat. It is stated that any attempt to use permanent ...
Article : 94 wordsA Genoese firm engaged in demolishing the remains of the wrecked battleship Jena, found in the bunkers unburnt coal to the value of £6048. ...
Article : 58 wordsThe municipality of Rookwood has had its name changed to Lidcombe (through a suggestion from Mr. J. J. Kelly, of Joseph-street, Rookwood), which is derived from the ...
Article : 89 wordsThe "Chronicle" appeals to Mr. Birrell, Chief Secretary for Ireland, to release Larkin, on the ground that it is wrong, and unwise to penalise a man for a mere indiscretion in speech. ...
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Detailed lists, results, guides : 118 wordsThe Inspector-General of Police received a wire from the Berrigan police last night to the effect that an arrest had been made in connection with the attack made upon three ...
Article : 49 wordsMr. John Devlin, Nationalist member for Belfast, stated yesterday that the Nationalists would refuse Home Rule to-morrow if Ulster, or any part of it, were divorced from the rest ...
Article : 51 wordsThe Auckland business men have wired Sir Joseph Ward, deploring his attitude in regard to the strike, and characterised it as political not national. They asked him to give his ...
Article : 190 wordsYesterday afternoon Mrs. Joseph Cook opened the new Methodist Sunday-school Hall at Drummoyne. This school, although possessing a fine staff ...
Article : 86 wordsIn another column the announcement appears that Mr. R. D. Meagher, M.L.A., opens his campaign to-morrow night at the Q.C.E. Hotel, and speaks at Pyrmont on ...
Article : 89 wordsRose Bay's fine new Presbyterian Church was consecrated yesterday afternoon, Rev. John Ferguson being in the pulpit. There was a large congregation. ...
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Sunday Times (Sydney, NSW : 1895 - 1930), Sun 2 Nov 1913, Page 9
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