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  2. WAR IN THE FAR EAST. RUSSIAN AGGRESSIVENESS.

    Two Russian destroyers on Thursday made a sortie from Vladivostock and attacked off Chungching a small merchant steamer, which came within range of the ...

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  3. CANADA.

    The July bulletin of the Canadian Agricultural Department estimates that the spring wheat crop from the North-West Territories of Canada will amount to 21,723,001 ...

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  4. VISIT OF THE FRENCH FLEET.

    The visit of the French Fleet to Spithead and the Solent has excited wide interest throughout' the whole of the United Kingdom. Railway excursions were run at apet ...

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  5. THE CHANNEL SWIM.

    W. T. Burgess, a Yorkshire champion who last month after a 12-hours' struggle, in which, he got within four miles of Calai[?] gave up an attempt to swim the Channel, ...

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  6. RUSSIANS IN EXTREMITY.

    The Japanese forces on the inland of Saghalien have gained a magnificent success. They drove the Russians southwards from Paleo, and on the way captured a ...

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  7. WAR STORES SCANDAL.

    The royal commission appointed in June to investigate the allegations made by Lieut.-Gen. Sir William Butler's committee in its report on sales ...

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  8. THE ARMIES IN COREA.

    Reports from North Corea recently stated that the Muscovite armies south of the River Tumen had been cut off from their supports on the northern bank of the ...

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  9. UNREST IN RUSSIA. OBJECTIONS TO A FREE ASSEMBLY.

    In the Grand Council which is sitting at St. Petersburg to investigate (he various proposals for reform, and to finalize the arrangements for the establishment of a ...

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  10. LOSSES TO JUNE.

    The Tokio correspondent of The Times says that a statement has been published showing the Japanese casualties in killed and wounded during the war with Russia, ...

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  11. THE JAPANESE FLEET.

    The Daily Telegraph publishes a message from its Tokio correspondent, stating that the Mikado proposes to send a Japanese squadron to the Solent as soon as ...

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  12. MURDER AND REPRISAL.

    In counection with the military strikes in the Caucasus, bands of Cossacks are posted at the railway station, and guards patrol the line to prevent the workmen ...

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  13. BRITISH POLITICS. PASSING THE ESTIMATES.

    By applying the closure freely ir the House of Commons on Wednesday the Government was able to make good progress with the Estimates. Votes for civil, ...

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  14. FOOD IN WAR TIME.

    The text of the report of the Royal Commission on Food Supply in Time of War, of which Lord Balfour of Burleigh was Chairman, has been published. ...

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  15. AT THE MANCHURIAN FRONT.

    Gen, L[?]meviten has reporied to St. Petersburg that skirmishing operations are being carried on along the Russian front between the Moukden to Harbin Railway, ...

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  16. DEBATE ON FOREIGN AFFAIRS.

    The Aliens Bill was passed by the House of Lords on Thursday, In the House of Commons on Thursday an interesting debate on foreign affairs ...

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  17. A—MILITARY TRAGEDY.

    Reports continue to come to hand of disaffection and revolt in the military corps in various parts of Russia. At Kherson, the capital of the province of which Odessa is ...

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  18. ROYALTY AND SCANDAL.

    The Czar has sanctioned the appointment of an Imperial Commission, with Sr. Cheravansky as Chairman, to enquire fully into the Yalu timber concessions ...

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  19. UNEMPLOYED BILL.

    The Unemployed Bill has passed through its committee stage in the House of Commons. The Government has withdrawn the clauses empowering the distress ...

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  20. IMPROVED MAJORITIES.

    The discussions in the House of Commons on the Naval Estimates have been marked by larger majorities in favour of the Government. The various lines under ...

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  21. THE PEACE CONFERENCE. THE OPENING DAY.

    The conference for the discussion of terms of peace between Russia and Japan was formally opened on Saturday on board the Mayflower at Oyster Bay, an inlet of Long ...

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  22. AUSTRALIAN SQUADRON.

    H.M. cruiser Pioneer, 2,200 tons, which on January 30, 1903, collided with the cruiser Orwell at Corfu, sinking the latter vessel and receiving herself severe injury, ...

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  23. FAILURE OF CROPS.

    There are indications throughout many of the provinces of Russia that the failure of the crops this season in consequence of drought will result in a famine during the ...

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  24. SCOTTISH CHURCHES BILL.

    The Scottish Churches Bill passed its third reading in the House of Lords on Monday. ...

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  25. MILLIONAIRE'S ESTATE.

    The late Sir Robert Jardine, Bart., of Castle Milk, County Dumfries, Scotland, and head of the firm of Jardine, Mathoson, and Co., merchants, in China, has left an ...

    Article : 62 words
  26. THE PROROGATION.

    King Edward, who was present at the demonstration in connection with the visit of the French Fleet to the Solent on Monday, held a council on board the royal ...

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  27. "THE FESTIVAL OF PEACE."

    Vice-Admiral Caillard, who is in command of the French Fleet which is visiting the (Solent, held a reception on board the battleship Jaureguiberry, 11,637 tons, on ...

    Article : 159 words
  28. MEAT AND STORAGE.

    A portion of the consignment of frozen meat by the steamer Somerset has been condemned at Liverpool, as it was discovered to be in a spotty condition. ...

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  29. THE CZAR'S INSTRUCTIONS.

    M. de Witte, the chief Russian plempotentiary, handed to President Roosevelt on board the Mayflower an autograph letter from the Czar, explaining the criteria by ...

    Article : 186 words
  30. THE POLITICAL SITUATION.

    In the House of Commons on Tuesday, in two divisions on the Indian Railways Loan Bill, the majorities for the Government were only 29 and 24 respectively. ...

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  31. DEMONSTRATIONS IN FINLAND.

    A grean demonstration, in which 20,000 people took part, has hem made at Helsingfors, the capital and chief seaport of Finland. The object was to denote the ...

    Article : 280 words
  32. GENERAL.

    The Privy Council has reserved judgment in the Australian case Clouston v. Cotry. The death is announced of James ...

    Article : 549 words
  33. MOTOR CAR ACTS.

    A royal commission on motor car Acts and regulations has been appointed, with Viscount Welby as Chairman, to take evidence with a view to future legislation ...

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  34. NEWSPAPER COMMENTS.

    Some of the London newspapers, in order to mark the visit of the squadron from the Republic with special prominence, published articles and reports thereon in the ...

    Article : 448 words
  35. UNEMPLOYED BILL.

    The Unemployed Bill passed its second reading in the House of Lords on Tuesday. ...

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  36. THE PROSPECTS FOR PEACE.

    M. de Witte, the chief Russian plenipotentiary, has telegraphed to St. Petersburg that his conversation with President Roosevelt led him to form a favourable ...

    Article : 48 words
  37. THE EMPIRE. ACTIVE ANARCHISTS.

    Antonelli Mason Barbieri. a newsagent, has been charged at Bow Street Police Court with having published articles advocating regicide. It was alleged that accused ...

    Article : 79 words
  38. RUSSIA ASKS NO ARMISTICE.

    M. de Witte, in an interview with the correspondent of the Russian newspaper Kokumin, said that Russia would not ask for an armistice during the negotiations. The ...

    Article : 299 words
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