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  2. THE ULSTER PROBLEM.

    A largely attended Liberal demonstration was held last night at the Alexandra Palace. For several minutes uproar prevailed, suffragettes and friends of ...

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  3. THE CITIZEN ARMY.

    On Saturday afternoon, in the presence of a concourse of 50,000 people, there marched across the smooth hillcap of the Royal Park between 8000 and 9000 young ...

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  4. P. AND O. SERVICE.

    As the outcome of the protest recently made in the shape of a batch of resignations by a large number of the officers of the P. and O. company against their ...

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  5. AUSTRALIAN TRADE.

    The "Cologne Gazette" welcomes the establishment of a Stettin-Australian line of steamers. This, it adds, will lead to greater intercourse between both countries. ...

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  6. THE MEXICAN CRISIS.

    Although in direct defiance of the ultimatum presented by the United States, demanding that General Huerta should promise to prevent the newly elected Mexican ...

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  7. SENSATIONAL STREET ACCIDENT.

    Terrible injuries were sustained last night by Mr. Alexander Dick--who formerly was prominently connected with city business circles--through being knocked ...

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  8. WATERSIDE WORKERS' STRIKE.

    Further unofficial attempts to settle the waterside workers' strike have been unsuccessful, and the indications are that the and only be reached by the slow ...

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  9. ACTION BY PARLIAMENT.

    The House of Representatives refused by 45 votes to 13 to allow Mr. Webb to introduce a bill for the settlement of the strike on the lines of the recent ...

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  10. SELF-CONFESSED MURDERER.

    The trial of Henry Spencer, who has confessed to 20 murders, was concluded yesterday. Spencer was charged in the first place with the murder of Mrs. Mildred Rexroat ...

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  11. MOTOR ACCIDENTS.

    A young railway employe named George Perry, living at 15 Crown-street, Coburg, was run over and seriously injured in a motor accident which occurred in Sydney- ...

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  12. THE DUBLIN STRIKE.

    Efforts are being made by the Government to bring about a settlement of the Dublin strike. The Irish executive has invited the ...

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  13. DEATH OF KIAMIL PASHA.

    News of the death of Kiamil Pasha, formerly Grand Vizier of Turkey, has been received from Constantinople. His death occurred at Larnica, in the island of ...

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  14. DARING PRIMA DONNA.

    The Berlin correspondent of the "Daily Express" states that Madame Destinn, the Bohemian prima donna, received £2500 for singing a single aria from the opera Mignon ...

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  15. ACTION BY AUSTRALIAN FEDERATION.

    A recent conference in Sydney of the Waterside Workers' Federation of Australia drew up a log of claims, but little information was forthcoming as to the ...

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  16. VIOLENT SUFFRAGETTES.

    A violent scene occurred in court yesterday during the trial of a suffragette, Rachael Pearce, on a charge of burning down a large unoccupied building at Hampden on ...

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  17. SERIES OF COLLISIONS.

    On Saturday afternoon, Mr. Monkhouse, an undertaker living at Brighton, was driving out a party of friends in a vehicle, to which was ...

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  18. UPROARIOUS UNIONISTS.

    The Wellington General Laborers' Union held a very stormy meting last night to decide what action the union will take in regard to the strike. It will be ...

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  19. STEAMERS ON FIRE.

    A message received from Cape Race. Newfoundland, states that the Spanish steel screw steamer Balmes (3794 tons) is on fire in mid-ocean. The passengers have ...

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  20. BRITISH RULE IN INDIA.

    The newspapers of India generally approve of the appointment of General Sir Beauchamp Duff as Commander-in-Chief in India. The Indian Nationalists are ...

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  21. FEDERAL INTERVENTION SOUGHT.

    A letter was received by the Prime Minister last week from the secretary of the Labor Federation of Australasia enclosing the following resolution of the executive of ...

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  22. THE AIM OF JAPAN.

    In an address last night before the National Geographical Society ex-President Taft asserted that the Japanese Government had faithfully upheld her treaties ...

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  23. LIBERAL LAND POLICY.

    Preparations are being completed by the Liberal party for a great speech-making campaign throughout the United Kingdom after Christmas in support of the ...

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  24. STEAM COLLIER SINKS.

    Wreckage found on Bird Island Rock, in the St. Lawrence River, indicates that the steam collier Bridgeport sank in the vicinity, and that 42 of the crew were drowned. ...

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  25. ASSEMBLING OF THE TROOPS.

    Long before the first blare of trumpets of the 56th infantry, the first battalion on parade, could be heard on the review ground, there were nearly 600 men on the ...

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  26. BRITISH RAILWAYS.

    Lord Loreburn, who presided yesterday at a sitting of the Railway Royal Commission, said it was not intended to adjudicate on disputes between the companies and ...

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  27. "GRAFT" IN NEW YORK.

    An investigation is being made into further "graft" scandals in New York. Several police officials are involved. The scandals were discovered by District Attorney ...

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  28. VESSEL RETURNS TO PORT.

    The Mercantile Steamship Company of Ulster's steel screw steamer Ulidia (3081 tons) has returned to Savannah on fire. The outbreak was discovered when the ...

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  29. AT OTHER PORTS.

    The Lyttelton waterside workers rejected the employers' invitation to resume work. They say they are not out simply owing to loyalty to their fellow workers ...

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  30. IMMIGRATION.

    During the past week over 500 applications for farm laborers were received by the Immigration department. There is a strong demand for labor from all parts of ...

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  31. GERMANY'S NAVY.

    Grand Admiral von Koester president of the German Navy League, in speaking at Wiesbaden yesterday, said that in order to maintain Germany's place in European ...

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  32. COLONIAL TAXATION.

    At a meeting of the Scottish Australian. Investment Company yesterday the chairman of directors said colonial taxation equalled 4 per cent. on the ordinary capital, ...

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  33. BEAUFORT MINERS' STRIKE.

    There are no fresh developments in regard to the strike of Waterloo and Beaufort members of the F.M.E.A. who eight weeks ago refused to work with ...

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  34. BANK OF NEW ZEALAND.

    The House of Representatives has passed the Bank of New Zealand Bill, renewing State interest in the bank and authorising an increase of capital. ...

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  35. POLICY OF UNIONISTS.

    The Unionist party's conference at Norwich passed a resolution in favor of discontinuing the payment of members of the House of Commons, also a resolution ...

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  36. PRINCE'S DIVORCE SUIT.

    In connection with Prince William's impending suit for divorce, the allegation that the proceedings are the outcome of a recent espionage case, in which a Russian attache ...

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  37. AUCKLAND QUIET.

    The excitement caused by the extension of the waterside workers' strike has abated, and the struggle is being conducted very quietly, but with great determination by ...

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  38. EIGHT HOURS DAY FOR MINERS

    The French Senate has adopted a bill granting miners an eight hours day. The bill had passed the Chamber of Deputies. ...

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  39. A TRAITOR TO GERMANY.

    An Alsatian engineer named Erny has been sentenced at Leipsiz to three years' penal servitude for selling to France information concerning ammunition and ...

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  40. MR. M'GRATH'S SUSPENSION.

    Speaking at a meeting of the Ballarat branch of the Political Labor League at Ballarat last night, Mr. M'Donald, M.P., of Queensland, complimented Mr. D. C. ...

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  41. LIGHTS OUT.

    Shortly before 9 p.m. yesterday a slight breakdown in one of the electrical generating machines at Spencer street station led to the lights being ...

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  42. COST OF CABLEGRAMS.

    In giving evidence yesterday before the Dominions Royal Commission, Sir James Pender, director of the Globe Telegraph and Trust Co., in referring to the ...

    Article : 151 words
  43. REMAINS OF MASTODON.

    The remains of a mastodon have been unearthed here 150 feet beneath the surface. The discovery was made during the excavation by hydraulic machinery of a ...

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  44. GENERAL CABLES.

    The case in which a journalist named Lotinga sued the newspaper "People" for damages for wrongful dismissal was concluded yesterday. A verdict was given ...

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  45. CUT TO PIECES BY TRAIN.

    A fatality occurred yesterday morning, when a man who has so far not been identified was run down by the Melbourne express. ...

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  46. FRENCH LOAN OF £52,000,000.

    The French Government has been authorised to borrow £52,000,000, at 3 per cent. The great increase in naval and military ...

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  47. SOUTH AUSTRALIAN ELECTION.

    The complete returns in connection with the election to fill the midland seat in the Legislative Council rendered vacant by the death of Sir John "Duncan are not yet ...

    Article : 83 words
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