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  2. THE BALKANS

    LONDON, Tuesday Night.— M. Sa[?]off, Russian Minister of Foreign Affairs, has sent the most urgent representatives to Sofia and Belgrade, ...

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  3. TASMANIAN AGRICULTURAL & PASTORAL SOCIETY

    A brave [?] a [?] the unan[?]nous verdict at all concerned to the Launces on Shew yesterday it was a gain day of records, and the ...

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  4. HOME RULE

    LONDON, Tuesday Night. — Sir Edward Carson had a cordial welcome [?] Glasgow, and messages wa[?]ng [?]m God speed in his anti-Home Rule ...

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  6. GENERAL CABLE NEWS

    ST PETERSBURG, Tuesday Morning. — The notorious bandit Koss[?]ky was burned at O[?]. Over two hundred spa[?]es attended the funeral ...

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  7. ACTIVITY IN SERVIA.

    BELGRADE, Tuesday Night. — Crowds of Students sang national byr[?]s at night before the Palace. [?]litary t[?]ins were leaving for ...

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  8. FIRE ON A STEAMER

    LONDON, Wednesday Morning.— A fire due to spontaneous combustion of [?] on board the Hanan was extinguished. The cargo on the [?] hold ...

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  9. NEW CHINESE LOAN

    BERLIN, Tuesday Night. — The Gla[?]se Legation knows nothing regarding the loan ...

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  10. A PLEDGE TO THE KING

    LONDON, Wednesday Morning. — Mr H. Pike Pease, Unionist [?] speaking at E[?]don, in Da[?]ham, [?] had heard on high authority that the ...

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  11. NINE SOLDIERS DROWNED.

    VIENNA, Wednesday Morning. — A boat load of Rouma[?]an officers [?] after a collision on the Dan[?]be, and nine were drowned. ...

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  12. MONTENEGRO MOBILISING.

    CETTI[?]JE, Tuesday Night. — King Nicholas has ordered a general mobilisation, and the Government has prohibited the exportation of ho[?]ses, ...

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  13. APPEAL TO NATIONALISTS

    Mr Redmond has circularised the Nationalists to attend every hour during the autumn sessions, as the Unionists will be [?]sing in their ...

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  14. FATAL EXPLOSION

    NEW YORK, Tuesday Night. Lie[?]nant Mor[?]son was killed and eight persons injured, by an explosion of a steam cl[?] an a [?] ...

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  15. TURKISH CABINET ACTION.

    CONSTANTINOPLE, Tuesday Night. — After an all-day meeting of the Cabinet it was reported that a degree ordering a general mobilisation was ...

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  16. ART FOR SYDNEY

    LONDON, Tuesday Night.— The National At Gallery of New South Wales has purchases Charles S[?]'s picture, "The Swallows" ...

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  17. INDUSTRIAL UNREST

    LAWRENCE (MASS), Tuesday Night. — The strikers [?]ght to return to work, but one of the mill employers refused to a[?]w then[?]. A [?] ...

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  18. SERVIAN DEMAND REJECTED.

    CONSTANTIONPLE, Wednesday Morning.— The Porte has rejected the Servian amm[?]ntion demand, and devided to detain the Greek vessels ...

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  19. COAL IN BELGIUM

    BRUSSELS, Tuesday Night. — Co[?] has been discovered on the South of Belgium, assuring a century's [?] serve [?] ...

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  20. A CRITICAL SITUATION.

    LONDON, Wednesday Morning. — "The Daily Mail's" Const[?] correspondent states that unless that Powers apply overwhelming pressure ...

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  21. THE PORTUGUESE THRONE

    PARIS, Tuesday Night.— "The Gandols" published a manif[?] from [?] that he has renounced hope of the [?] of ...

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  22. RAILWAY STRIKE IN SPAIN.

    MADRID, Tuesday Night. — A total of 65,409 [?] bail[?]red in favor of a general strike, and 1418 against ...

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  23. CHINESE REFORMS.

    PERKING, Wednesday Morning. — An auditor-general has been appe[?]ed with Cabinet rank and a special depar[?] has been created to [?] ...

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  24. STRIKERS ANXIOUS TO RESUME

    SALT LAKE CITY, Tuesday Night. — A sa[?]lement of the strike [?] expected, as the strikers are reported to be anxious to return to work. ...

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  25. ROUMANIA'S ATTITUDE.

    Sir Gerald Lowt[?]er, the British Ambassador, had a lengthy [?]tence with the Tark[?] Foreign M[?]ster interest centres in Roun[?] ...

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  26. CANADIAN NAVAL POLICY.

    LONDON, Wednesday Morning. — "The Times" Tot[?] correspondent says there are increasing sings that the Opposition will [?] that the ...

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  27. MILL WORKERS STRIKE.

    LONDON, Wednesday Morning.— One hundred operatives at a mill a O[?]am struck, and the masters notified an immediate issue of writs. ...

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  28. WARLIKE PREPARATIONS

    SOFIA, Wednesday Morning. — The Government has ordered the suspension of all goods traffic, and [?]commandeering the trucks. The reserves ...

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  29. ARGENTINE DESTROYERS.

    BUENOS AYRES, Wednesday Morning. — The Government has consented to the [?] of a contrace for fo[?] destroyers which were being ...

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  30. NICARAGUA

    WASHINGTON, Tuesday Morning. — American mannes [?] accept Managua and Gran[?] and the [?] are [?] the cown of Wa[?]aya, ...

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  31. THE POWERS INTERVENTION

    It is semi-officials stated that the Powers, by effective intervention, can secure the integrity of Turkey, and create real autonomy, [?] the ...

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  32. SHOW WEEK FIXTURES

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  33. TREATMENT OF INSANE

    HAVANA, Tuesday Night. — Ho[?]ble re[?]ns concerning the [?] confined at the National As[?]ium have been made. Two thousand men and ...

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  34. TURKEYS AMMUNITION STOPPED.

    BELGRADE, Wednesday Morning. — The Government has stopped a[?]nition on route [?] Germany to Turkey. Ninety-eighty per cent of the ...

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  35. GREEK PREPARATIONS

    The Greek Cabinet has decided on a Morato[?] army, which is expected to total 139,000. The Government has commande[?]ed the railway rothng ...

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  36. TRAIN DISASTER

    NASHVILLE (TENESSE), Tuesday Night. — Two Pu[?]cars, four day [?] and [?] card broke off the [?] ...

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  37. CRETAN ATTITUDE.

    CANEA, Wednesday Morning.— The Government has informed the Co[?] that it is their intention to join the Greeks against Turkey, and the Cab; ...

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  38. IMPERIAL DEFENCE

    CAPE TOWN, Tuesday Night. — Mr Lours Both[?], Pre[?] of the South African Union, speaking at Magal[?]s bang deprecated Mr [?] making ...

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  39. GERMAN PRESS VIEWS

    BERLIN, Wednesday Morning.— The "Lok[?]" considers the chief danger is Pansl[?] machinat[?]ous outside the Bal[?] Pen[?], and ...

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  40. FRIDAY

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  41. BULGARIAN LOAN REF[?]ED

    PARIS, Wednesday Morning. — The va[?]ous banks, acting on the Governments advice refused a Bulga[?] application for a loan of twenty millian ...

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  42. MINERS' CONFERENCE

    LONDON, Tuesday Night. — A conference of the M[?]s' Federation has been opened at Swansea, [?]senting 600,000 [?] ...

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  43. SATURDAY

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  44. THE AUSTRIAN ARMY.

    VIENNA, Wednesday Morning. — The War Minister announces that the troops in the [?]have been ordered to adopt an increased peace ...

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  45. ON THE LAWN

    The [?] and [?] of yesterday morning [?] all [?] of [?] a ...

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  46. WYNYARD WANTS

    WYNYARD, Wednesday.— The M[?] of works [?] visited [?] to-day. and [?] serveral days[?] ...

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  47. RUSSIA'S ATTITUDE.

    Some of the newspapers attack Ras[?] apropos of the test mobilisation, and argue that Russia openly opposes and secretly classes way. They ask ...

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  48. AUSTRALIAN NAVY

    NEW YORK, Tuesday Night.— S[?] George Rend, High Commissioner for Austrain, d[?]ed at the City Club During a speech he [?] Australia was ...

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  49. RUSSIAN PRESS CRITICISM.

    ST. PETERSBURG, Wednesday Morning.— The "N[?] Vr[?]mya" [?] Balkan mobilisation of M. S[?]zonaff's weakness ...

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  50. ANGLICAN CHURCH

    LONDON, Wednesday Morning. — At the Anglican O[?]ch Congress yesterday the Bishop of Oxford Counselled en[?]chmen to support trade [?] ...

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  51. CONCERT OF THE POWERS.

    LONDON, Wednesday Morning. — Reuter' states that M. Sazonoff's [?]ation with King George and sir Edward Grew at Ba[?]ra. Consolidated ...

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  52. GOVERNOR-GENERAL

    MELBOURNE, Tuesday.— A sydney [?] has effe[?] the Federal Government to [?] of the Sydney Government House if [?] be [?] as the ...

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  54. MILITARY SERVICE

    LONDON, Tuesday Night.— Major Crou[?]h, in an article in "The Army Review," says enormous difficulties in connection with the introduction of ...

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