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  2. LOYALTY TO THE TRIPLICE.

    Reuter at Vienna officially states that Italy spontaneously informed Austria that in the event of an Austro-Servian war, she will support the ...

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  3. HOME RULE

    DUBLIN, Sunday Night.—A yacht on Sunday morning landed 2500 rifles and 170 rounds of ammunition at Howth, Nationalist Volunteers meanwhile ...

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  5. PERSONAL

    A London cable suites that his Majesty King George has invested Mr Marconi with the honorary grand cross of the Victorian Order. ...

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  6. AUSTRIA & SERVIA

    LONDON, Sunday, 3.40 p.m.—A special cable from the "Daily Mail's" Vienna correspondent states that Austria has declared war. ...

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  7. A NATIONALIST REVIEW.

    The Nationalists held a review on the summit of Devil's Bit mountain, Mid Tipperary. A large number of the corps were equipped, and some armed ...

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  8. SERVIAN MOBILISATION.

    BELGRADE, Monday Morning. The Crown Prince has ordered a general mobilisation of the military, and has taken possession of all the railways. ...

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  9. SLAV STUDENTS DEMONSTRATE.

    PARIS, Sunday Night.—Slav students and others demonstrated outside the Austrian Legation, and shouted "Down with Austria!" They attempted ...

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  10. REMOVING GOLD RESERVE.

    The Skupstebina has been summoned to meet at Nish to-morrow. The gold reserve has been transferred to Nish, and the contents of the magazines on ...

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  11. EFFECT OF THE TRAGEDY.

    "The Daily Chronicle" correspondent at Dublin says, the tragedy will react on the political situation. The Nationalists are only doing what the ...

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  12. EXCITEMENT AT BELGRADE.

    BELGRADE, Monday Morning.—A proclamation has been issued advising the Servians to remain at their homes, and promising that the army ...

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  13. MARTIAL DECREES IN AUSTRIA.

    VIENNA, Sunday Night.—It is officially announced that martial decrees have been issued throughout Austria Hungary including the suspension of ...

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  14. DECLARATION OF WAR NOT CONFIRMED.

    LONDON, Sunday, 11.3 p.m. No confirmation of the declaration of war has been received. Reuter states that Austria's military preparations give ...

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  15. SIGNIFICANCE OF AFFRAY

    LONDON, Monday Morning.—The significance of the Dublin affray is increased by the fact that the Nationalists meet to-day to decide on their ...

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  16. SERVIA'S REPLY TO AUSTRIA.

    PARIS, Sunday Night.—Servia's reply accepts several of Austria's demands regarding the dissolution of anti-Austrian societies, the punishment of ...

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  17. FEELING IN BERLIN.

    BERLIN, Sunday Night.—Thirty thousand persons continued the pro-Austrian demonstrations till dawn. Huge crowds remain around the Palace. ...

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  18. SERVIA'S REPLY TO AUSTRIA.

    PARIS, Monday Morning.—"The Temps" says a summary of the Servian reply suggests that Servia has accepted all Austria's twelve clauses ...

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  19. WELL PLANNED GUN RUNNING.

    LONDON, Monday Morning.—The Nationalists had planned gun running three weeks ago, but a hitch postponed it until 10 o'clock on Sunday, when ...

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  20. A RAPID CRISIS.

    LONDON, Monday Morning.—The rapidity with which the crisis developed dismayed the diplomats. There is the greatest activity in London, and ...

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  21. FEELING AT ROME.

    ROME, Monday Morning.—Italy has not taken any military measurers, and the general feeling is optimistic. ...

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  22. IRISH COMMANDER VISITS THE KING.

    LONDON, Sunday Night.—Lieut.-General Sir Arthur Paget, Commander of the troops in Ireland, has visited the King. ...

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  23. CZAR'S DAUGHTERS COMMISSIONED.

    ST. PETERSBURG, Monday Morning.—Then was a scene enthusiasm when the Czar addressed the Cadets, and unexpectedly ...

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  24. MONTENEGRIN OPINION.

    CETTINJE Sunday Night.—Public opinion demands joint action with Serria. It is stated that an important movement of Austrian troops has ...

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  25. AMMUNITION SEIZED.

    LONDON, Sunday Night.—The police at Birmingham seized 40,000 rounds of ammunition, which were destined for Ireland ...

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  26. RUSSIAN SUGGESTIONS TO AUSTRIA.

    ST. PETERSBURG, Monday Morning M. Sazonoff, Minister for Foreign Affairs, made suggestions which should satisfy Austria while ...

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  27. GREAT BRITAIN'S PART.

    LONDON, Sunday, 5.10 p.m. Sir J. A. Simon Liberal M.P., during a speech at Altringham, said: "Let us all resolve that whatever dangers ...

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  28. THE PARIS TRAGEDY

    PARIS, Sunday Night.—At the trial of Madame Caillaux for the murder of the editor of the "Figaro," M. Labori read M. Caillaux's love letters ...

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  29. MODIFIED MARTIAL LAW IN RUSSIA.

    ST. PETERSBURG Sunday Night.—Decrees have been proclaimed forbidding the publication of information regarding the army and navy, and ...

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  30. A HUMILIATING ULTIMATUM.

    English newspapers consider that the utlimatum was unduly humiliating though Austria was justified in demanding the suppression of the ...

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  31. THE KAISER BLAMED.

    The "Novoe Vremya" says if Servia is attacked, it means a war with Russia, in which France automatically joins, and possibly Britain. The ...

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  32. POLICE AND TROOPS TO THE RESCUE

    Directly the coastguards regained their freedom they telephoned to Dublin, and three hundred police met the volunteers marching back. At ...

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  33. GREAT UPHEAVAL PREDICTED.

    The "Zemstchina" says Russia's intervention will be followed by Germany's resulting in the biggest upheavel since the days of Napoleon. ...

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  34. AUSTRIA'S INTENTIONS.

    Austria is likely to aim at a sharp and decisive campaign in order to force stall Russian intervention and save expense, as Austria's financial ...

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  35. GERMANY'S ATTITUDE.

    BERLIN, Monday Morning.—The bank rate is 3 per cent. It is semi-officially announced that Germany approached the French, Russian, British, ...

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  36. ITALY'S FRIENDLY ATTITUDE.

    VIENNA, Sunday Night.—It is officially announced that Italy has informed Austria that she will adopt a friendly attitude, in accordance with the ...

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  37. CORONATION GIFT

    LONDON, Sunday Night.—His Majesty King George has decided to apply the Coronation gift, amounting to £3407, which was subscribed by the ...

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  38. STATE OF SIEGE IN AUSTRIA.

    The "Weekly Despatch" correspondent at Vienna states that a state of siege has been proclaimed throughout Austria-Hungary. ...

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  39. A MORE HOPEFUL FEELING.

    LONDON, Monday Noon.—There is a more hopeful feeling at Paris and St. Petesrburg, following a long interview between M. Sazonoff and the Ausrian ...

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  40. BULGARIA AND GREECE NEUTRAL.

    PARIS, Sunday Night.—The "Matins'" Sofia correspondent states that Bulgaria and Greece have informed Servia that they will remain neutral. ...

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  41. CAUSE OF ANTI-AUSTRIAN PROPAGANDA.

    The anti-Austrian progaganda in Servia is due to the rise of the peasant class, who are represented by Radicals. Under the Premier M. Pasic's ...

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  42. EFFECT ON AUSTRALIAN STOCK EXCHANGES.

    MELBOURNE, Monday.—The European and Home Rule crises have had a disturbing influence on operations on the Melbourne and Sydney Stock ...

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  43. ANOTHER ATTACK ON TROOPS.

    Twenty volunteers were wounded, six of them seriously, including Mr M. J. Judge, a well-known citizen officer in the Nationalist Volunteers, who was ...

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  44. GOVERNOR'S DUTIES

    LONDON, Sunday Night.—A White Paper has been published containing eomospondenoe between Sir Ellison Macartney. Governor of Tasmania, and ...

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  45. BELGIUM WATCHING EVENTS.

    BRUSSELS, Sunday Night.—All plans have been completed for a general mobilisation. The newspaper "Soir" says Belgium watching events, ...

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  46. WORK AND WAGES

    Mr John Brown, the New South Wales colliery proprietor, is apparently determined not to agree to the abolition of the afternoon shift at the ...

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  47. WATERWAY CONCESSION

    BERLIN, Monday Morning.—The Vulcan Company state that they intend the Dutch harbor for docking iron ore coal, and other commercial ...

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  48. ARREST OF GENERAL PUTNIK.

    LONDON, Sunday, 10.30 p.m.—General Putnik, Chief of the Servian General Staff, and four companions whilst returning to Belgrade, were ...

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  49. DISASTROUS FIRE

    LONDON, Sunday Night.—Three large oil, soap, lard and tallow factories have been burned at Port Dundas. The damage is £50,000. Streams ...

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  50. ATTEMPTED MURDER

    CONSTANTINOPLE, Monday Morning.—The assailant of the Khedive of Egypt who was shot dead, was a son of the late Judge Cairo, of the ...

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  51. DEMONSTRATIONS AT VIENNA.

    VIENNA, Monday Morning. Patriotic demonstrations continue the processions in the streets waving black and yellow flags, and singing national ...

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  52. HUNDRED PERSONS WOUNDED.

    Two volleys were fired at Metal Bridge, fifteen being shot. Three volleys were fired at Wellington Bridge, and a number were shot. There are ...

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  53. THE RUSSIAN ARMY

    ST. PETERSBURG, Sunday Night.—The Czar has named the Grand Duke Nicholas Generalissimo, and pupils at the military schools who finish their ...

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  54. TRAMS COLLIDE

    MELBOURNE, Monday.—Joseph Edmonds, 19, a la[?]oorer, and William James M'Girr, a motorman were injured in the head through a collision ...

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  55. GENERAL PUTNIK RELEASED.

    VIENNA, Sunday Night.—The military regulations provide for the detention of any officer of a hostile power in the event of the imminence of war. ...

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  56. SHEEP SHOW

    MELBOURNE, Monday.—At the annual show of the Victorian Sheepbreeders Association to-day, Mr J. A. Atkins, River View, Evandale, Tasmania, ...

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  57. THE SUFFRAGETTES

    LONDON, Sunday Night.—The real name of the suffragette who attempted to blow up the poet Burns's birthplace is Janet Parker, and she is a niece of ...

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  58. SERVIA'S CHANCE OF MOOD.

    The change in Servia's mood on Saturday afternoon is attributed to the alleged arrival of a two thousand words telegram from St Petersburg. ...

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  60. EXCITEMENT IN DUBLIN.

    The excitement in Dublin increased during the eveining. A mob tried to enter the barracks where the Scottish Borderers were confined, and fired ...

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  61. DRAMATIC ARREST OF SERVIAN GENERAL.

    "The Daily Chronicle" correspondent at Vienna states that General Putnik was staying at Gleichenburg, a watering place near Styria, with his ...

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