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  2. WORK AND WAGES

    ?LONDON, Saturday Morning.—The [?] Blue Anchor, and Donaldson lines have paid the increase in wages to members of the recognised union, ...

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  3. THE CORONATION

    LONDON, Friday Night.—No less than sixty thousand troops, under the command of Viscount Kitchener, lined the streets of the Coronation ...

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  4. DECLARATION OF LONDON

    LONDON, Saturday Morning.—The "Law Journal," in describing the campaign against the Declaration of London as fallacious and ill-formed, ...

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  5. FESTIVAL OF EMPIRE

    LONDON, Saturday Night. — The Festival of the Empire sports commenced to-day. There was a large attendance, the weather was fine, but a ...

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  6. WHARF LABORERS' HOLIDAY.

    SYDNEY, Saturday.—The wharf laborers had a holiday on Thursday and another on Friday, claiming the latter day on the ground that it was ...

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  7. INSPECTING THE FLEET.

    There was unbroken sunshine later in the afternoon when their Majesties inspected the twenty-five miles of the line, standing on the forebridge of ...

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  8. A TURKISH REVERSE

    CONSTANTINOPLE, Friday Night.—A Reuter telegram received here to-day that a strong force of rebels surprised a detachment of Turkish ...

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  9. FREE WORKERS' ASSOCIATION.

    MELBOURNE, Sunday.—Mr J. T. Packer, general organiser for the Society of Free Workers, states that a communication received by him from ...

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  10. RAILWAY WORKER DISMISSED.

    MELBOURNE, Sunday. — A member of the Railway Workers and General Workers' Union has been dismissed from the city road works at ...

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  11. PUBLICITY OF SUICIDES

    LOS ANGELES, Sunday Morning.—The American Academy of Medicine at a congress debated the influence of newspapers on the spread of the ...

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  12. ILLUMINATIONS CONTINUED.

    LONDON, Sunday Morning. — The illuminations in Fleet-street, Strand, and West End, were continued last night, and the streets were crowded. ...

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  13. GIRL SHIRT MAKERS.

    MELBOURNE, Sunday. — A band of girl shirt makers for a Melbourne branch of Welch, [?] to-day by an Aberdeen liner ...

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  14. TROUBLE IN ALBANIA

    VIENNA, saturday Morning.—The situation in Albania is becoming threatening. It is stated that General Torgub, under the [?] ...

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  15. MILITARY SCANDAL

    ST. PETERSBURG, Saturday Night—The trial of two generals, twenty-one colonels, twenty-eight captains, and four State councilors of the ...

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  16. THE POLICE THANKED.

    LONDON. Saturday Night. — His Majesty King George, in replying to a municipal address, expressed his earnest wish that the most distant ...

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  17. CANE-CUTTER'S STRIKE.

    About twenty [?] left Launceston by the [?] on Saturday for Melbourne, en route to the sugar fields of Queensland (Mr Jas Mooney, ...

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  18. AN HISTORIC CEREMONY.

    The historic ceremony of admission to the city was performed by the Lord Mayor (alderman Sir Thomas Vezey Strong) and Sheriffs at Temple Bar. ...

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  19. NOTABLE FEATURES.

    "The Daily Telegraph" says that a notable feature of the procession was the presence of the oversea Premiers. The magnificent troops of New ...

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  20. SURRENDER COMMENCED.

    CONSTANTINOPLE, Saturday Night. — General Torgub reports that Malissori has begun to surrender, and the situation is improved. ...

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  21. CONVICT IN AMERICA

    OAKLAND (CALIFORNIA), Saturday Night. — A convict named Wicker, sentenced for passing a [?] opened a letter in goal ...

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  22. BISHOP'S LECTURE.

    "Strong and Weak Points of Democracy" is the title of the lecture to be given by the Bishop of Tasmania in Trinity Hall to-night, the lecture ...

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  23. SENSATION IN FRANCE

    PARIS, Friday Night. — A sensation has been created in French political circles by the announcement that the Monis cabinet which was only ...

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  24. AMUSEMENTS

    "The Greatest Show on Earth" is the title that has been frequently used in connection with Buffalo Bill's Wild West Show, and Pawnee Bill's Far East ...

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  25. THE QUEEN MOTHER.

    OTTAWA, Sunday Morning. — Queen Mother Alexandra has cabled [?] Governor-General of Canada, as follows: "Deepfelt thanks ...

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  26. THE EVENT IN INDIA.

    CALCUTTA, Friday Night. — Private unofficial celebrations of the Coronation were universal throughout the length and breadth of India, all ...

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  27. THE COMMONWEALTH

    MELBOURNE, Sunday. — The tenders of James Roxer, of Gloud's Country, and C. Johns and Sons, of Derby, have been accepted for the delivery of ...

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  28. GENERAL NEWS

    SAN FRANCISCO, Saturday Night. — Freddie Welsh defeated Matty Baldwin in a boxing contest of twenty rounds. ...

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  29. ANTI-TRUST LAW

    CHICAGO, Saturday Night. — The secretaries of fourteen Retail Dumber Dealers' Associations have been indicted for an alleged violation of the ...

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  30. MAJESTIES DINE AT FOREIGN OFFICE.

    LONDON, Friday Night. — Their [?] ...

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  31. ENGLISH PRISONERS.

    BERLIN, Saturday Night. — According to "Weser Zeitung" the Kaiser has declined to pardon French and [?] two Englishmen, ...

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  32. CAUSE OF THE FAL.

    PARIS, Saturday Night. — It has transpired that M. [?] was due to the dissatisfaction of an influential minority at the Government ...

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  33. Advertising

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  34. AUSTRALIAN NAVY.

    VIENNA, Saturday Night. — The Dreadnought [?] has been launched at Trieste. ...

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  35. BOILER EXPLOSION

    MEMPHIS (TENNESSEE), Sunday Morning.—A boiler explosion occurred on the river packet at St. Joseph. Five negroes were blown into the river ...

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  36. WHIRLWIND OF ENTHUSIASM.

    LONDON, Saturday Morning. — After their Majesties had [?], during which the troops had retired, the people remained cheering and ...

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  37. RECIPROCITY

    WASHINGTON, Saturday Morning. —Twelve democratic Senators, after a conference, agreed to vote against all the amendments in the Reciprocity ...

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  38. THE INVERNIA REFLOATED.

    LONDON, Saturday Night. — The steamer Invernia which went ashore recently, has been refloated. ...

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  39. COWARDLY ASSAULT

    ADELAIDE, Saturday. — Charles Gurtz, a cripple, was last night the victim of a brutal assailant. Gurtz was found at the northern side of the ...

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  40. DECORATIONS AND ILLUMINATIONS.

    It is estimated that the decorations and illuminations of the city cost £250,000. Despite the torrents of rain many thousands traversed the ...

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  41. PORTUGAL

    LISBON, Saturday Night. — The various legations recommend their respective Governments to withhold recognition of the Republic until the ...

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  42. VISIT TO PORTSMOUTH.

    Their Majesties arrived at Portsmouth at 12.30 to-day. ...

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  43. AUSTRALIA'S SMALL PART.

    Many Australian visitors, especially the Victorians, comment on the absence of tangible expression of the Australians' presence in the ...

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  44. PRESIDENT TAFT'S ATTITUDE.

    President Taft will veto any tariff bills submitted, as he is determined to pass the reciprocity mesaure. ...

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  45. A GAINSBOROUGH

    LONDON, Saturday Night. — Mr Pierpont Morgan now holds Gainsborough's Duchess of Devonshire, once stolen from Agnew's and found in ...

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  46. DEMOCRATS' ATTITUDE.

    Informed of President Taft's intention to veto, the Speaker (Mr Clark) declared that the whole tariff ought to be revised. The democrats intended ...

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  47. HAMLET

    MELBOURNE, Sunday.—For the production of "Hamlet" by Mr H. B. Irving at the Theatre Royal on Saturday every seat in the house, except the ...

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  48. INCOMPARABLE DEMONSTRATION.

    Sir Joseph Ward, Premier of New Zealand, contributes an article to "The Daily Mail," in which he says that the Royal progress was an ...

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  49. BOY SCOUT

    WINNIPEG, Sunday Mornning. — An aeronaut Cokley fell over the Saskatchewan River after attending the Medicine Hat carnival. ...

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  50. ACADEMY — "LIVING LAUNCESTON."

    That the theatregoing people of Launceston are appreciative of the progressive enterprise of the English Amusement Co. is evidenced week ...

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  51. CHILDREN'S DEATH

    ST. PETERSBURG, Saturday Night.—Five children at Poboyanka, in the Akkerman district, climbed on to a iron safe, whose lid was propped with ...

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  52. PORTSMOUTH NAVAL REVIEW.

    The King and Queen and visiting Royalties reached Portsmouth at 12.30 to-day. A strong wind was blowing, with showers of rain mid fitful gleams ...

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  53. AMERICAN RAILWAYS

    ST. LOUIS, Sunday Morning.—The United States Circuit Court hi dismissed the Government's petition seeking to enjoin the Union Pacific ...

    Article : 86 words
  54. Advertising

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