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  2. CABLE NEWS.

    The International Miners’ Congress now sitting at Brussels unanimously carried a resolution demanding that a law be made fixing the minimum wage ...

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  3. GABLE NEWS.

    Hr Robert Loraine, the well-known actor, who has achieved fame among British airmen, added to his laurels to-day. Starting from Blackpool, in ...

    Article : 61 words
  4. CABLE SEWS.

    The centenary of the birth of Count Camillo Benso di Cavuor, the restorer of Italian nationality, is being celebrated to-day in many parts of Italy. ...

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  5. COUNTRY NEWS.

    At the local Police Court to-day Constable Nankervis charged a dealer named Richard Champion with mutilating calves by slitting their ears from ...

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  6. GABLE NEWS.

    A dreadful occurrence, the outcome of ignorance, is reported from Ekaterinoslav, in the south of Russia. Eighteen miners who were attending a ...

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  7. COUNTRY NEWS

    Luring the inquest on the body of Ernest Bloxham, drowned at Narmbool, Elaine, a fortnight ago, it transpired that one of the witnesses had ...

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  8. DISEASE CARRIED TO HOLLAND.

    A case of cholera is reported at Ymuiden, in Holland. The victim was a passenger by steamer from St Petersburg. ...

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  9. TRACTION ENGINES.

    At the meeting of the Lexton Shirs Council yesterday, a lettar was received from the Municipal Association asking council to support a proposed amendment ...

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  10. WORLD'S RECORD HOLDER KILLED.

    Another aviation tragedy has occurred, this time in America. Walter Brooking, holder of the world’s altitude record, was giving an exhibition ...

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  11. SERIOUS OUTBREAK IN INDIA.

    Asiatic cholera, which is working finch havoc in Russia, has secured a footing in the Indian State of Cashmere, and is spreading, in alarming ...

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  12. INTERSTATE NEWS.

    A disgraceful scene occurred in the Legislative Assembly this morning, ending in the removal of Mr Meehan, the Labour member for Darling. The ...

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  13. KYNETON.

    The death is reported of Mr George Smith Purton at the age of nearly 87 years. The deceased was born in St. John’s, New Brunswick, in 1823, and ...

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  14. TWO TRAIN OUTRAGES.

    Two remarkable train outrages are reported. Mr William Frost, a first class passenger in a train on the Metropolitan ...

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  15. MARYBOROUGH.

    Mr H. S. Warton, an esteemed resident, died on Thursday afternoon., at the advanced age of 74 years. The dsoeased gentleman, who followed the ...

    Article : 115 words
  16. AMPHITHEATRE.

    The death is reported of a very old resident of Glenlogie, in the person of Mrs Cocking, wildow of the late Thos. Cocking. The deceased, whose husband ...

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  17. ANOTHER SERIOUS ACCIDENT.

    Oscar Heim was biplaning at Berlin yesterday, and when at a height of 250 feet the steering apparatus broke. The machine fell to the ground, ...

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  18. AUSTRALIA’S FISCAL POLICY.

    Mr Edward Pulsford, who was unseated at the last Seriate elections in New South Wales, is at present on a visit to Antwerp, where he is ...

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  19. ARARAT.

    At the usual fortnightly meeting of the Borough Council last night, a letter was read from Cr Hargreaves, resigning his seat at the council table. ...

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  20. MILITARY SECRETS.

    The attack made at Potsdam upon a sentry guarding a powder magazine, who was fired at by three men whom he challenged, and was wounded in the ...

    Article : 98 words
  21. ARCTIC EXPLORATION.

    Captain Roald Amundsen, the distinguished Norwegian Polar explorer, has started from Christiansand. a seaport 157 miles south-west of ...

    Article : 111 words
  22. NHILL.

    After four lovely spring-like days, we have the delight of walking about the town without annexing land—in other words, “goloshes are off.” ...

    Article : 61 words
  23. A VALUABLE HORSE LOST.

    A lorry belonging to Tooths brewery, which was loaded with been and whisky intended, for shipment fell over the Pyrmont wharf into the harbor this ...

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  24. MUNICIPAL NOMINATIONS

    The following candidates hare been [?]ominated as councillors for the Shire of Ararat:—East riding, Cr J. Sutherland (unopposed); north riding. Cr ...

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  25. BUNINYONG.

    A special summoned meeting of the above was held in the lodge-room on Tuesday evening; Br T. Wallis, N. G., presiding. There was a large ...

    Article : 98 words
  26. VIRILITY OF AUSTRA-LIANS.

    Mr Edward Officer, of Kallara, New South Wales, has written to the newspapers, in reply to the recent disparagement of young Australians by Mr ...

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  27. UNIONS AND POLITICS.

    The Court of Chancery at Liverpool yesterday granted an injunction prohibiting the Amalgamated Weavers’ Association from using its funds in ...

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  28. BUNINYONG BOROUGH.

    The retiring councillors (Mayor Kerr, Crs F. A. Anderson and Harrie Foster Sleenian), were the only ones [?]ominated, and were duly elected ...

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  29. SPAIN AND THE VATICAN

    A much improved tone is manifesting itself in the relations between the Government of Spain and the Vatican. The "Daily News" states to-day that ...

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  30. BUNGAREE SHIRE

    Eastern riding, Patrick O’Day; contral riding, Michael Quinlan: western riding, Alfred Smith Crs O’Day and Smith were therefore re-elected ...

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  31. MAYOR OF NEW YORK.

    Judge William J. Gaynor, Mayor of New York., who was shot in the neck on board the Gorman steamer Kaiser Wilhelm der Grosso, by a discharged ...

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  32. WEST’S PICTURES.

    One of the largest houses of the season was registered at the Coliseum last right, when a further edition of West's Magnificent pictures was presented. The ...

    Article : 73 words
  33. BAIRNSDALE.

    Recently eleven Bairnsdale anglers caught 249 bream in the Tambe river. The heaviest fish scaled 2½ 1bs and the total weight of the catch was 228½ ...

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  34. THE JAMESON RAID.

    An interesting reference to the illfated “Jameson raid" on the Transvaal at the close of 1895 was made by Dr L. S. Jameson, now a candidate for ...

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  35. TRADES UNION CONGRESS.

    The Trades Union Congress to-day agreed to the following resolutions:- “That this conference recommends the abolition of pnvate labor agencies, ...

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  36. A BOCUS ADVERTISEMENT.

    A practical joke of a questionable character was perpetrated at the Trades Hall this morning. An advertisement appeared in the "Sydney Morning ...

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  37. LEXTON SHIRE.

    Northeriding—Cr Thos. Robertson and Or Wm. Howell, west ward, were, returned unopposed, and Mr A. N. Hannah, of Ercildoune, is opposing Cr R. ...

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  38. RIOT IN ITALY.

    A riot is reported from the Italian seaport of Bari, on the east coast. It appears that house rents in the town have recently been raised. A crowd of ...

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  39. HER MAJESTY'S THEATRE.

    An intensely amusing farce entitled “A Knight for a Day," was staged at Her Majesty's Theatre last evening by Mr J. C. Williamson’s Comic Opera. ...

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  40. CAMPERDOWN.

    At the monthly meeting of directors of the Camperdown Butter Factory Co. the manager and secretary reported that for July the quantity of milk re ...

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  41. INDIAN EMIGRANTS.

    Router’s correspondent at Calcutta states that some Indians in California having written to the r[?]elatives that they had found good land, five ...

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  42. CABLE NEWS.

    An interesting fact has been disclosed in connection with the sensational raid made by armed police oh Sunday evening last on a gambling club on ...

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  43. AMUSEMENTS.

    Pathe’s Pictures have established a record, for Ballarat by remaining in the Alfred Hall for twelve months. They will start to-night on their fifty-third ...

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  44. WAR OFFICE AND CADETS.

    Lieut.-General Lord" Dundonald, who for some years commanded the Canadian Militia, has in the course of a press interview, expressed a vigorous, ...

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  45. RACING ACCIDENT.

    A bad accident occurred at Kempton Park to-day. J. Plant, one of the leading English horsemen, was thrown while riding in the Greenwood ...

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  46. GEELONG.

    The secretary of the Geelong Racing Club (Mr A. J. Young) has forwarded to the Railway Commissioners a cheque for £1000, being the local ...

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  47. BOXING MATCHES.

    Mr Hugh M'Intosh, of Sydney, has arranged a series of contests to take place at London, beginning on September 15, to decide the heavyweight ...

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  48. SOUTH AFRICAN POLITICS

    Mr J. C. Smuts, Minister for the Interior. Mines, and Defence in the Union Cabinet, made an important speech at Pretoria last night ...

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  49. LONDON MISSIONARY SOCIETY.

    The annual report presented at a meeting of the New South Wales Auxiliary London Missionary Society, stated, that the past year was the best ...

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  50. FRAUDS ON A GOVERN-MENT.

    The discovery has been made at Rome that throughout a long period the-Government has been defeated as the result of collusion between certain ...

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  51. CITY ENTERTAINERS.

    Her Majesty's theatre should be packed to-night, on account of the excellent programme which will be submitted by the City Entertainets. In their ehoice ...

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  52. DISTINGUISIIED INVALIDS

    The Right Hon Walter Long, M.P., who has been operated on for appendicitis, continues to make satisfactory progress towards recovery. ...

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  53. CO-OPERATIVE BANKS.

    Sir John Taverner, Agent-General for Victoria, explained in the "Westminster Gazette" the Victorian scheme of advances to farmers in ...

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  54. FIRE ON A TUG-BOAT.

    The tug boat Esther, while moored at Darling harbor, caught fire this morning through the over-heating, of the smoke-stack. The fire brigade ...

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  55. WORLD’S ROWING CHAM-PIONSHIP.

    Richard Arnst and Ernest Barry are now training hard for the sculling championship of the world, the match for which is fixed to take place on the ...

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  56. A GREAT PICTURE DRAMA.

    The well-known Australian drama, "The Squatter's Daughter," written by Messrs Bert Bailey and Edmund Duggan, will be presented by bioscope at Her ...

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  57. SATURDAY HALF-HOLIDAY.

    In the Legislative Council to-night, the Saturday Half-Holiday Bill passed through the remaining stages, and was sent to the Assembly, with ...

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  58. ENGLISH CRICKET.

    The county match between Yorkshire and Leicestershire which was commenced at Leeds on the 8th. inst., resulted in a decisive victory for the ...

    Article : 137 words
  59. GENERAL CABLE NEWS.

    The “Times,” in its review of the British crops, states:-“The cool and moist summer requires fine weather to complete the harvest. Hops are ...

    Article : 102 words
  60. MOTORING FATALITY.

    A terrible accident, involving the loss of five lives, occurred at Cape May, New Jersey, yesterday. Frits Mergenthaler, son of a millionaire linotype ...

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  61. VICTORIAN PRODUCE CERTIFI-CATES.

    Twenty-five Sussex street merchants, have signed a resolution which was passed last night to refuse to recognise the Victorian Government grade ...

    Article : 29 words
  62. Advertising

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  63. ANOTHER BUTCHERS' STRIKE.

    The slaughtermen and boners at the Sydney Meat Preserrving Company’s works ceased work at noon to-day. It is not known whether the men left ...

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  64. A TURKISH LOAN.

    A Reuter message states that the Turkish Government has arranged in Paris the preliminaries for a loan of six million Turkish pounds (£5,400,000). ...

    Article : 26 words
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