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  2. AFFAIRS IN RUSSIA.

    In addition to the ukase establishing a National Duma, or representative Council, in Russia, a supplementary decree has been issued appointing a commissioner to ...

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  3. NOTES AND COMMENTS.

    It is difficult to understand the interferences of the police. A gentleman cannot nowadays pick a pocket, or crack a crib, or write another's name on a cheque, ...

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  4. PERSONAL.

    It was announced to the Royal Geographical Society last night that the president (Sir Hugh Nelson) had secured for the society a picture of "the last act in ...

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  5. THE WAR.

    When the Peace Conference adjourned on Saturday until Tuesday next, M. Witte is Stated to have remarked: "Perhaps between now and Tuesday some foreign ...

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  6. THE PREMIER ON TOUR.

    After a three days[?] tour in the district west of Pittsworth, the Premier (Hon. A. Morgan), and the party which accompanied him, returned to Brisbane by special train ...

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  7. BRITISH FLEET FOR THE BALTIC.

    Admiral Sir Arthur Wilson and the officers of the British fleet which is now en route to the Baltic were entertained by the Dutch Admiral at a banquet at ...

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  8. RESTRICTION ON THE ZEMSTVOS.

    Directly the manifesto announcing the establishment of the Duma had been published, the Governor of Moscow announced that the privileged meetings off the ...

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  9. GERMAIN FRIENDLINESS.

    The "North German Gazet[?]e," a leading Berlin daily paper, commenting on the visit of the British fleet to the Baltic, refers to the friendship shown to German ...

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  10. REPRESENTATIONS TO RUSSIA AND JAPAN.

    It is stated that King Edward, M. Loubet (the French President), and the German Emperor, are urging the authorities at St. Petersburg and Tokio to avoid ...

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  11. RECEPTION OF THE DUMA SCHEME.

    Rioting took place at Kishineff, in Bessarabia on the publication of the manifesto regarding the National Duma, and a gathering of several thousand ...

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  12. CABLE SERVICES OVERWHELMED.

    The Atlantic and Pacific cable services are overwhelmed with messages reporting the proceedings of the Peace Conference at Portsmouth. ...

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  13. RECEPTION ON DENMARK.

    The British fleet has arrived on the coast of Denmark, and Adimral Wilson and his ships have received a cordial welcome. ...

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  14. BARON ROSEN'S CONSULTATION WITH PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT.

    It is stated at Oyster Bay that before inviting Baron Rosen, one of the Russian ple[?]potentiaries, to consult with him, President Roosevelt secured the active and ...

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  15. EXCITEMENT IN POLAND.

    Wholesale arrests have been made at Lodz, in Russian Poland. Great excitement prevails in Warsaw, and several of the streets of the city ...

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  16. THE INDIAN VICEROYALTY.

    It is officially announced that the Earl of Minto, late Governor-General of Canada, has been appointed Viceroy of India in succession to Lord Curzon, who ...

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  17. RUSSIAN NEWSPAPER OPINIONS.

    There have been no rejoicings in Russia over the announcement of the Duma scheme, and the "Nov[?]e Vremya" and the "Slavo" are the only newspapers which ...

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  18. THE INDEMNITY QUESTION.

    There is no sign of any concession being made by either side on the question of the payment of an indemnity by Russia. ...

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  19. OVERLAND PASSENGERS.

    The following passengers travelled by mail train to-day:— For Brisbane: Miss Blackman, Mrs. Cowan, Mr. and Mrs. M'Donald, Mrs. ...

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  20. COMMONWEALTH MATTERS.

    A Cabinet meeting was held this afternoon, when fen John Forrest submitted his final Budget proposals to his colleagues, and after discussion they were approved. ...

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  21. PROFESSOR MARTENS' OPINION.

    The "Times" states that the view expressed by Professor Martens on the indemnity question overlooks the occupation of Sakhalin by the Japanese, and also the ...

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  22. ENTERTAINMENTS.

    Marie Antoinette! To the student of history what awful memories that name recalls. And those who have witnessed. Miss Nance O'Neil's representation of the ...

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  23. ATTITUDE OF RUSSIA.

    The "Times" correspondent at Portsmouth, New Hampshire, reports that a telegram received there last evening declares that the Russian Council of State, ...

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  24. THE SITUATION IN JAPAN.

    The Japanese Cabinet (held a meeting at Tokio yesterday, and Count Katsura, Japanese Prime Minister, received Sir Claude Macdonald, the British Minister to Tokio, ...

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  25. MOROCCAN AFFAIRS.

    The French Government is protesting against the atoning and robbing of two Frenchmen while they were ashore at Tangier, an Morocco. ...

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  26. PUBLIC FEELING IN JAPAN.

    Advices received from Tokio state that public meetings have been held there to discuss the situation with regard to the peace negotiations. Resolutions were ...

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  27. THE ALGERIAN PRISONER AT FEZ.

    A semi-official announcement made in Berlin states that the treatment of the French Algerian chief wfho is now imprisoned at Fez, if the facts have been ...

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  28. INTERSTATE TELEGRAMS

    John Cornelius Summerfield, aged 50, fell from his trolly in George-street, this morning. The wheel passed over his head, killing him. ...

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  29. ANDREW MACK.

    The interest of Brisbane playgoers is centred in the advent of Mr. Andrew Mack and his own complete company at His Majesty's Theatre nest Monday evening. ...

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  30. THE JAPANESE CONDITIONS.

    A prominent Japanese has informed Dr. Morrison, the "Times" correspondent, that when the conditions of peace were drafted Japan brushed aside proposals which the ...

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  31. GENERAL CABLE MESSAGES.

    The electoral rolls for the Transvaal under the new Constitution will comprise about 80,000 voters. ...

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  32. SEIZING THE MARITIME PROVINCE.

    The Japanese newspapers are urging the Government in the event of a rupture of the peace negotiations at Portsmouth, to seize the maritime province of Siberia ...

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  33. THEATRE ROYAL.

    The Little Dartos presented a very clever turn at the Theatre Royal last night, and their clever dancing was enthusiastically received. Mr. Ted Holland is to be ...

    Article : 138 words
  34. ADDITIONS AT THE VATICAN.

    Pope Pius [?]s having a large apartment house built in the Vatican Gardens for the accommodation of the present residents of the Vatican. This is intended as ...

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  35. SOUTHERN SPORTING.

    There was a fair amount of business in the betting market to-day over the big handicap events of the A.J.C Spring meeting. Berthier's form on Saturday last ...

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  36. PROGRESS OF THE CAMPAIGN.

    A despatch from General Linievitch reports the annihilation by the Russians of a band of Chunchuses, including their leader, named Imbatto, and two Japanese, ...

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  37. CHINESE NEWSPAPER SUPPRESSED.

    A Chinese newspaper at Tientsin has been suppressed for advocating the maintenance of the boycott of American goods. ...

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  38. DEATH OF A FRENCH ARTIST.

    The death is announced of M. Adolphe William Bouguereau, the distinguished French painter, aged,70 years. ...

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  39. COMPLIMENTARY BENEFIT.

    Mr. Ted Holland is generously tendering a complimentary benefit next Friday night to his business manager. Mr. James Stewart, who has been ill for some time, and ...

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  40. THE MILITARY SITUATION.

    The military correspondent of the "Times" states that the Russian forces in Manchuria are still confronted by Japanese armies of nearly twice the Russian ...

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  41. SHIPPING TELEGRAMS.

    SYDNEY, Monday.—Arrived: H.M.S. Challenger, from Brisbane; Runic, s., from Liverpool; John Williams, from the South Seas; Aramac, s., from Melbourne. Sailed: ...

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  42. RUSSIAN FORCE IN SAKHALIN.

    Three Russian officers Who have escaped from Sakhalin to the mainland of Siberia report that the Russian force in the interior of the island now occupies an ...

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  43. SALE OF A RACING FILLY.

    The brown filly by Simmer from Giril, two years, was sold by auction to-day for 240 guineas, to Mr. J. E. Stanley. ...

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  44. LATE SHIPPING.

    August 21.—FLINDERS. s.,[?]21 tons, Captain W. W. Robinson, from Bundaberg direct. passengers: Mesdames Bray, Living, Rollands, Costello, Miss Living, messrs. Manchester, Les[?], ...

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  45. MR. VARLEY'S MISSION.

    In the Albert Hall last evening Mr. Varley, the evangelist, addressed a large audience on Luke xxi., wherein Christ foretells the destruction of the Temple ...

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  46. BENEVOLENT ASYLUM, DUNWICH.

    Report of the state of the asylum for the week ended 19th August:—In the asylum ot last report, 1010 males, 170* females; since admitted, 7 males, 1 female; returned from leave, 10 ...

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  48. WESTERN AUSTRALIA.

    Michael Thorpe died at Goomalling, near Northam, to-day, from injuries received on Saturday night in a quarrel with some blacks who were holding a corroboree. ...

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