The socialists in Russia are organising the working masses for a general strike, though a joint conference of the revolutionary committees held on the border of Finland has ...
Article : 56 wordsGeorge Towns yesterday recovered the world's sculling championship from James Stanbury, after one of the most sensational races ever seen on the Parramatta River. ... [ILLUSTRATED]
Article : 652 wordsIn the House of Commons last night Mr. E. Robertson, K.C., Secretary to the Admiralty, explained the Government's naval programme. ...
Article : 121 wordsTreasurer of the Commercial Travellers' Association, which held its annual banquet last night. ... [ILLUSTRATED]
Article : 26 wordsWho was appointed during the past week, to preside over the Equity Court. ... [ILLUSTRATED]
Article : 21 wordsThe manifesto which was issued by members of the Duma who met recently at Viborg is circulating in immense numbers, the printers eluding the vigilance of the police. ...
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Advertising : 83 wordsTowns [?] By twenty lengths. Retrieves lost laurels. And the sculling championship of the world. ...
Article : 776 wordsThe "Daily Telegraph" this morning publishes an interview that its St. Petersburg correspondent has had with Count Witte. The ex-Russian Premier declared that it ...
Article : 247 wordsThe Privy Council appeal, Colonial Bank of Australasia v. Marshall, has been dismissed with costs. ...
Article : 28 wordsThe stakes of £1000 will be paid over to Towns on Monday evening at 8 o'clock at Bateman's Hotel, George-street. ...
Article : 26 wordsNever in all the annals of sculling has a bourse been seen in more perfect condition. There was not even a breeze to ripple the surface of the water, which was as calm as ...
Article : 73 wordsMr. Michael Rush, the umpire, interviewed on the contest, said: "I think it was an exceptionally good race -- the best I have ever seen, in fact. I did not expect to see Towns ...
Article : 82 wordsJohannesburg telegrams state that though there is an excellent gold output, commercial disasters and depression are on the increase in the Transvaal. ...
Article : 52 wordsWhen the umpire's steamer, Lady Manning, arrived off Ryde Mr. Sam Arnott, on behalf of Towns, and Mr. Mat Cranney, on behalf, of Stanbury, tossed for positions. The ...
Article : 223 words"There was only one thing that could beat us," said Mr. Mat Cranney to a "Sun" reporter last night, and that was what happened. ...
Article : 266 wordsMr. R. W. Fox. of Sussex, and Mr. A. A. Torrens, of Harrow, have joined the Marylebone Club's team of amateur cricketers which will make a tour of New Zealand, in a few ...
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Detailed lists, results, guides : 133 wordsNo race was ever started quicker. The scullers quietly got level nearly under the bridge, and were off at the first attempt, almost before anybody could realise it. ...
Article : 886 wordsThe Chicago Board of Revenue, considering that the late Marshall Field, the well-known millionaire, escaped taxation on £21,000,000 during the last seven years of his life, have ...
Article : 48 wordsPerhaps no one felt so keenly about Stanbury's defeat as did Bill Beach, who trained him. When the ex-champion was seeing ...
Article : 326 wordsThe Polish revolutionaries yesterday stopped a train on the Vistula railway, near Warsaw, and having murdered the guard stole a sum of 15,000 roubles from a safe in ...
Article : 44 wordsThe four Powers responsible for the protection of Create -- Great Britain, Russia, France, and Italy -- propose the introduction of fresh reforms in the island. ...
Article : 75 wordsEight big steamers, including the three official steamers -- Lady Manning, Lady Rawson, and Lady Northcote -- left Fort Macquarie soon after 2.30, all carrying large complements of ...
Article : 618 wordsReplying to questions in the House of Commons last night the Premier, Sir Henry Campbell-Bannerman, stated that the garrisons at the home naval bases had been ...
Article : 58 wordsGeorge Towns, when interviewed after his great victory, could hardly, be got to speak of his success. "I ain the winner," he said, "and I hardly, ...
Article : 422 wordsThe first consignment of Queensland cotton that has been shipped to England was put up at auction to-day at Liverpool. The shipment, however, was finally ...
Article : 64 wordsTo all outward appearances Stanbury took his defeat with sportsmanlike fortitude, although he more than once referred to his hard luck. ...
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Detailed lists, results, guides : 160 wordsThe Natal militia will be demobilised next week, provided that no untoward developments take place in connection with the Zulu rebellion. ...
Article : 40 wordsRudyard Kipling has written a stirring poem against the Government's restoration of the Boers' supremacy in the Transvaal. ...
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The Sunday Sun (Sydney, NSW : 1903 - 1910), Sun 29 Jul 1906, Page 1
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