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  2. SIR GEORGE REID. TOPICAL ALLUSIONS.

    The High Commissioner for Australia in London (Sir George Reid) has reached Plymouth on his return from his visit to the Commonwealth. ...

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  3. MEXICAN TURMOIL. BOMBARDMENT OF TAMPICO.

    Rumours prevail that the rebels have captured Tampico. Other reports state that Mexican gun boats are successfully defending the city. ...

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  4. THE SUFFRAGETTES. DAMAGE IN BRITISH MUSEUM.

    A militant suffragette has been arrested on a charge of doing damage in the British Museum to-day. The woman, who used a hatchet, completely wrecked seven cases ...

    Article : 47 words
  5. ICELAND SENSATION.

    A sensational episode has been reported to the authorities. When the German fishing steamer Burgermeister Monckeberg, 254 tons, was lying off Iceland, 25 armed ...

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  6. ULSTER AND THE ARMY. COL. SEELY EXPLAINS.

    Addressing his constituents at Longeaton yesterday, Col. Seely, who represents the IIkeston Division of Derbyshire, explained fully his reasons for resigning his portfolio ...

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  7. DAMAGE IN MUSEUM.

    A further outrage by a militant suffragette was reported yesterday. The woman, attired in male garb and lining a hatchet, completely wrecked the glass of seven cases ...

    Article : 167 words
  8. PROTECTION OF BRITISH PROPERTY.

    News from Elpaso, Texas, states that Gen. Carranza (leader of the Constitutionalists) has received Mr Myles, the British Consul. The latter requested protection ...

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  9. RUSSIAN PRISON AFFRAY.

    Convicts in the prison at Kherson, a fortified town in Southern Russia, were found to hare a systematic method of intercell communication by means of tapping ...

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  10. LABOUR LEADERS HOWLED DOWN.

    At the coming of age conference of me Independent Labour Party, which has been opened at Bradford, Suffragettes howled down Mr. Keir Hardie's presidential ...

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  11. ADVERTISING AUSTRALIA.

    The High Commissioner for Australia (Sir George Reid) has been much sought after since his return from the Commonwealth. In the course of an interview he ...

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  12. FIGHTING IN PROGRESS.

    The result of the fighting around Tampico is awaited. The battle is still proceeding. Admiral Mayo, in charge of the American battleships in the harbour, has ...

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  13. A BOGUS COUNT.

    A man styling himself Count Lepanno Battisa Decavicchy, but in reality the son of an indigent porter, has been arrested at Stresa, north-western Italy. Lepanno, ...

    Article : 151 words
  14. SCREAMS IN COURT.

    Last week a woman, attired in male clothing, and using a hatchet, wrecked the glass of seven cases in the British Museum, Valuable porcelain was completely ...

    Article : 108 words
  15. ACTION BY NATIONALISTS.

    The Carlow Hunt arranged for Easter has been cancelled, Nationalist members having protested against military officers who were enemies of home rule for ...

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  16. AMERICAN MARINES ARRESTED.

    A Mexican officer ordered the arrest of a party of marines from the United States gunboat Dolphin. He marched them through the streets, but subsequently ...

    Article : 120 words
  17. PRAISE FOR THE NAVY.

    Alluding to Australia's navy. Sir George remarked that Admiral Patey had told him that he was more than pleased with the seamen on the battleship Australia. Of ...

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  18. VOLUNTEERS DRILLING.

    The [?]ter volunteers are spending their Easter holidays training. Sir Edward Carson is inspecting the various units. The effective strength of the forces ...

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  19. CHURCH SERVICE INTERRUPTED.

    There were continuous interruptions by suffragettes during service at St. John's Church, Lowestoft, yesterday. Twenty of the women were ejected. ...

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  20. PROBLEMS OF THE SEA.

    The position in the Far East was unsatisfactory. The time must come when India would have to help to maintain a fleet. Similarly, Canada would be called upon to ...

    Article : 52 words
  21. A GUNRUNNING STORY.

    It is reported that Ulster gunrunners have achieved a successful coup. A constabulary inspector ordered a piano from London, and the Ulster agents contrived ...

    Article : 84 words
  22. NO DEMONSTRATIONS DURING KING'S VISIT.

    The French authorities have manifested anxiety regarding the attitude likely to be adopted by British suffragettes during the forthcoming visit of King George to Paris. ...

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  23. WITH BLANK POWDER.

    President Wilson has announced that the Mexican Government has agreed to fire a salute at Tampica as an apology for the arrest of United States marines. ...

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  24. BETTING IN GERMANY.

    An Imperial Bill was recently introduced in the Reichstag, limiting betting to horseracing, and allowing bookmakers to pursue their calling only at operating ...

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  25. STATES' SOUND FINANCES.

    Sir George, continuing, observed that there never had been a real commercial crisis in Australia. The financial crisis of 1893 had taught the Australian bankers ...

    Article : 73 words
  26. NEEDY LABOURERS.

    A hundred and sixty wealthy Mexicans met Gen. Huerta and agreed to provide clothing for poor labourers in the surrounding country. ...

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  27. "GUNMEN" ELECTROCUTED. SEQUEL TO SENSATIONAL CRIME.

    The four notorious "gunmen" convicted of the murder of the gambler and informer, Herman Rosenthal, were electrocuted today in Sing-Sing Prison. It is ...

    Article : 182 words
  28. EASTER IN CAMP.

    The Ulster volunteers for the most part spent their Easter holidays in camp. Sir Edward Carson made a tour of inspection among the men under canvas. ...

    Article : 62 words
  29. PRACTICAL EDUCATION.

    Education, especially in the sciences affecting the practical side of life, was being made accessible to all, thus enlarging the usefulness of the universities, which had ...

    Article : 48 words
  30. RUSSIA AND GERMANY.

    Recently the Duma Committee on Agricultural Finance adopted a tax on grain, peas, and beans imported into Russia. The duty is equivalent to 30 kopeks (about ...

    Article : 82 words
  31. GOVERNMENT DENOUNCED BY SOCIALISTS.

    A Socialist conference in London carried a motion condemning "the hypocrisy of the Liberal placeholders and placehunters in attempting to exploit the Ulster crisis ...

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  32. SEEKING INDUSTRIAL PEACE.

    Sir George admitted that Australian arbitration tribunals were busy with troubles affecting industry in the prevailing good times. It was impossible to conjecture ...

    Article : 77 words
  33. JAPAN'S PREMIER.

    The veteran statesman, Count Shigenobu Okuma, has accepted the Prime Ministership of Japan, in succession to Admiral Yamamoto. ...

    Article : 133 words
  34. KAISER WILLIAM.

    The Kaiser will soon visit King Charles of Roumania. In diplomatic circles it is believed that the object of the German Emperor is to strengthen the relations of ...

    Article : 58 words
  35. AUSTRALIA INSPIRES.

    With regard to the remarks of the Commonwealth High Commissioner, upon his return to London, The Globe states that Sir George Reid'e confident message from ...

    Article : 90 words
  36. ESPIONAGE.

    The Standard states that the controllers of Germany's espionage system employ a private detective firm in London to ascertain the financial position of British naval ...

    Article : 77 words
  37. DOOMED MAN'S CONFESSION.

    It is now established, through a confession by Dago Frank, that the other three men killed Rosenthal, while Dago Frank himself was absent. Dago Frank, ...

    Article : 55 words
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  39. DENSE CROWDS AT THE BURIALS.

    Extraordinary scenes marked the burial of the criminals. Their relatives were allowed to claim their remains. Ten thousand people passed the bier of Dago ...

    Article : 58 words
  40. HEART SURGERY.

    Dr. Alexis Carrel has described some of his latest surgical experiments before the American Surgical Association. In one of these he clamped the pedicle of the heart ...

    Article : 101 words
  41. JAPAN'S DOWAGER EMPRESS.

    The Dowager Empress of Japan, widow of the late Emperor Mutsuhito, died today in her sixth-fourth year. The Princess Harnko, daughter of Prince Ichijo, was ...

    Article : 158 words
  42. AERIAL INCIDENTS. RECORD LOOPING.

    The well-known aviator Hamel, succeeded in making 22 successive loops in the air at Hendon yesterday. This feat constitutes a record. ...

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  43. A DOUBLE DISASTER.

    A parachutist named Boursis leaped from an aeroplane which was being driven by M. Lemonier at a height of 1,300 ft. The parachute collated before it reached ...

    Article : 76 words
  44. INDIAN FIRES.

    Troops are guarding the cotton warehouses of the city, in view of the series of fires which have occurred at these establishments recently. ...

    Article : 59 words
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