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  2. GLASGOW BLAZE

    LONDON, Friday. — The goods stores belonging to the North British Railway, at Glasgow, have been destroyed by fire. Five persons ...

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  3. BENEDICT XV. DEAD

    ROME. Friday.—The Pope, Benedict, XV, is suffering from pneumonia, and his condition is causing [?]larm. Special prayers have been ...

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  4. INDIAN UNREST

    LAHORE, Friday.—An Important debate took plate in the Legislative Assembly to-day, the whole day being devoted to a discussion on a ...

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  5. INTERNATIONAL LABOR

    LONDON, Friday.—Mr. T. Merry, the Australian Labor representative at the Geneva Labor conference, returns by the Orvieto. When ...

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  6. “FATTY” ARBUCKLE

    SAN FRANCISCO, Friday. — Ad epidemic of forgetfulness has broken out among the prosecution witnessed in the second Arbuckle trial. ...

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  7. IRISH PEACE

    LONDON, Saturday — Mr. Michael Collins, and Sir James Craig, after Conferring announced that they have reached the following ...

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  8. BRITISH POLITICS

    LONDON, Friday.—The Rational Liberal conference, comprising 2700 Coalitionist delegates is conferring in London with a view to creating a ...

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  9. MR TEX RICKARD

    NEW YORK, Saturday.—Mr. Tex Rickard (the well-known boxing promoter) has been arrested on a charge of criminally assaulting a 15-year-old ...

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  10. DECLINE ARRESTED.

    Later.—The last sacrament has been administered to the Pope. It -wis announced at two o’clock this afternoon that the death agony ...

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  11. PROSECUTION WEAKENING.

    The prosecution’s case against A[?]nckle is weakening owing to the changes in file testimony of the two chief witnesses, Zey Prevost, and ...

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  12. “A LABOR CURIOSITY.”

    He had suffered some opprobrium Geneva because he was the only Labor delegate opposing the prohibition of white lead. Other Labor ...

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  13. MR. CHURCHILL’S SPEECH

    LONDON, Friday.—Mr. Winston Churchill, addressing the Liberal conference, said that if they took the newspaper opinion, they would ...

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  14. ROUND TABLE CONFERENCE

    LAHORE. Friday.—The Council of State devoted practically the Whole of the day in a discussion of the Government policy towards ...

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  15. BILLIARDS

    LONDON, Saturday.—Smith is outplaying Inman with a succession of good breaks, including 808,416,366, and eight others over 200. During ...

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  16. RESPIRATION HINDERED.

    ROME, Friday. — The Pope’s eater[?] is very diffused and hinders respiration. He is unable to expectorate and the heart is weak ...

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  17. “LASTING PEACE.”

    LONDON, Saturday — The newspapers applaud the comprehensive and far-reaching agreement reached between Mr. M. Collins and Sir J. ...

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  18. ANGLO-FRENCH FACT

    PARIS, Friday. —M. Poincare desires that the completion of the Anglo French pact should follow, and not precede a settlement of all the ...

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  19. BRITISH IMMIGRANTS.

    Since he had returned, from Geneva, said Mr. Merry, he has been touring England with Mr. Barnes, or the Migration Department, and he ...

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  20. AMATEUR CHAMPIONSHIP.

    LONDON, Friday.—Six heats have been played in the amateur championship of 2000 up. Fry, the holder of the title, is below his usual form, ...

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  21. DRAWING UP CONSTITUTION

    LONDON Saturday — The “Daily News” states that the Irish Provisional Government, is appointing a constitutional committee to draw up ...

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  22. REBELS CAPTURED.

    LAHORE, Saturday. — Auxiliary police have captured another rebel deader and six followers. The small band was cutting telegraph wines ...

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  23. WORLD CREDIT REVIVAL.

    With 2,000,000 unemployed, be said we Were bound to consider the revival of the worlds credits and a stimulus of the purchasing power of ...

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  24. M'CONACHY AND NELSON

    LONDON, Friday.—At the close of to-day’s play between M’Conachy and Nelson the scores were—M’Conachy 3000, including breaks of 300,138, and ...

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  25. INFLAMMATION SPREADS.

    ROME, Saturday.—The Pope’s condition was normal, until eleven o’clock last night when Inflammation spared to the whole bronchial ...

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  26. UNFRIENDLY COMMENT.

    BERLIN, Saturday.—The news papers comment , on M. Pol[?] declaration with venomous personal hate, and unfriendly comment ...

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  27. GENERAL CABLES

    BERLIN, Friday — The French, Italian, and British Ministers have communicated to the Federal Government the Ambassadors Gondar ...

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  28. GUN ALLEY MURDER

    MELBOURNE, Sunday. — Colin Campbell Ross (28) was Charged at the City Court on Saturday with the [?]urder of Alma Tirtschke, aged 12, ...

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  29. PALKINER SCORES WELL.

    LONDON, Friday.—After falling behind to the extent of 300 early in the week, Falkiner is now overhauling Newman. The score to-right ...

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  30. “SOCIALIST SPOUTERS.”

    They must make sure that the burden of taxation was speedily reduced The advent of a Socialistic Government would be[?] national and ...

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  31. SINN FEIN CONGRESS

    LONDON, Friday — Mr. de Valera, as president of the Si[?] Fein organisation, has given notice for action at the Sinn Fein Congress as ...

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  32. SMITH DEFEATS INMAN.

    LONDON, Saturday. —The latest scores are—Smith. 16,000 and Inman 11,123 Newman and Falkiner are both in Splendid form. At the final ...

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  33. POPE PASSES AWAY.

    LONDON, Saturday.—A ,message from Rome states that file Pope rapidly sinking. Later.—The Pope is dead. ...

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  34. NEW ZEALAND LOAN

    LONDON Friday — The Australian Press Association learns that an American banking firm is prepared to subscribe the whole of New ...

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  35. PRIMER’S ADDRESS.

    LONDON, Saturday.—The Premier (Mr. Lloyd George) addressing the Liberal conference said that if Irish liberty had been established within ...

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  36. LUCIDITY REMARKABLE.

    LONDON, Saturday.—A message from Rome states that the Sacrament of Extreme Unction Was administered at two this morning. Early in the ...

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  37. WHEAT BOAT ALIGHT

    HAMBURG, Friday. — A [?]re broke out on the barque Dieppe[?]alle Brake, but It is now Under l control. It is feared that 600 tons of ...

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  38. AFTER 100 YEARS

    LONDON, Saturday :— This of bully [?]ee[?], which were deposited on Fury Beach by Captain Sir William Parry’s arctic expedition, and which ...

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  39. GERMAN SENSATION

    BERLIN, Friday — A sensation trial has concluded at Gorlitz, in Silesia Countess Schaeffer, a member of one of the Oldest noble ...

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  40. OLD DIPLOMACY METNODS.

    The cry for a return in the old methods of diplomacy came from the country which had been devs[?] by war the thousands of expires ...

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  41. CARDINAL GASPARRI.

    ROME, Saturday.—The newspapers are of opinion that Cardinal Gasparri will he the next Pope. ...

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  42. SIR JOSEPH COOK

    LONDON, Friday — The Dowager Countess of Jersey to-day presided at the Victoria . League reception to Sir Joseph Cook, the new Australian ...

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  43. LAST ABSOLUTION.

    LONDON, Sunday, 10.45 a.m.—A Rome message states that the death throes began at 5.20 a.m., and the last absolution was given by Cardinal ...

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  44. NEWSPAPERS HOAXED.

    LONDON, Saturday Night—Late editions of the London and Paris evening papers to-day announced the pope’s death at about 4.45 p.m. which ...

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  45. THE GENERAL ELECTIONS.

    There had been a great deal of talk about a general election, but he did not start it, and be had not made up his mind on the matter. It ...

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  46. MR. J. M’EWAN HUNTER

    LONDON, Friday — While precise information as to Mr. J. M’Ewan Hunter’s illness is not obtainable, it is understood that there is no ...

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  47. SLAVE TRAFFIC

    LONDON, Friday.—A correspondent to the “Westminster Gazette” who has lately returned form Abyssinia, declares that the worst forms ...

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  48. NATIONAL UNITY.

    The preservation of national unity was Imperative. If it restored party rife the statesmen, whose e[?] should be devoted restor[?] the ...

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  49. NEW MEAT POOL

    LONDON. Friday — A meeting of the New Zealand Agents Association resolved, that while it did not approve of the meat pool if it is ...

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  50. CATHEDRAL BALL’S TOLLED.

    LONDON, Saturday.—The authorities at Westminster Cathedral received three telegrams from the Vatican on Saturday, the third arriving about ...

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  51. UNITED STATES AND CHILI.

    SANTIAGO, Friday — Chili has accepted the United States’ invitation to attend a conference. ...

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  52. COALITION LIBERALS.

    LONDON- Saturday.—The Coalition-Liberals rally included several dinner by leading officials members and their wives, also a ...

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  53. THE COUNTRY’S TRADE.

    The less the Governments Interfered in trade, the better for the trade and the Governments too. There was tout one urgent programme ...

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  54. RUGBY FOOTBALL

    LONDON, Saturday.—A Rugby march Snatch between the Australian team and St. Helens Recreation was played to day. At half-rime the ...

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  55. LEAD IMPORTS

    LONDON. Friday — The lead imports for December amounted to 10, 888 tons, and the exports 2620 tons. ...

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  56. RUSSIAN SOVIET.

    BERLIN, Friday.—Reports received here state that M. Trotsky, Commissary for War, has resigned owing to a disagreement with M. Lenin. ...

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  57. BOXING

    LONDON, Friday — George Cook and Joe Beckett have signed articles to fight at the Holland Park skating rink on March 27 for £500 aside. ...

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  58. PERSIAN AFFAIRS.

    TEHERAN, Saturday.—Mushir [?] Dowleh, whose downfall a few years ago was due to Soviet inference, is forming a new Government. ...

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  59. LATER MESSAGES.

    LONDON. Sunday, 2.5 a.m.—A , message received have from Rome states that the Pope rallied at 8 o’clock last night, and may last the night out. ...

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