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  2. CABLEGRAMS

    The Duma’s group of Labor Members declare they possess absolu’s proof that orders were sent from St. Petersburg to the police in the Government ...

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  3. TELEGRAMS.

    The Address-in-Reply was tarried last night in the Assembly after a number of additional speeches had been delivered, the most important of ...

    Article : 47 words
  4. Water Board.

    The usual fortnightly meeting of the Water Board nag bold in the Cue Council Chambers on Wednesday last There were present, Messrs. J. W ...

    Article : 289 words
  5. Bubonic Plague

    On the arrival of the beme[?]ward bound mill steamer Britannia, at Lugs Ba[?] yesterday, a suspicious case of sickness was reported by the ...

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  7. General Cablegrams.

    The Grocers Federation has cabled to President Roosevelt that the trade in American tinned meats is almost paralysed. In consequence of this, ...

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  8. General Cablegrams.

    At the Boards of Commerce Congress, sitting in London, Mr. D[?]um of Mintu[?], moved that the Canadian Boards of Trade and ...

    Article : 181 words
  9. General Cablegrams.

    Lord Roberts, in a p[?]arful speech on[?] attention to the [?]paredness of the Empire for war. He[?]aid the obvious and important lessons of the ...

    Article : 118 words
  10. REV. T. BIRD

    The Board appointed by the Metho dist Synod to inquire into the matter of a house owned by the Rev. T. Bird being used for gambling purposes, has ...

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  11. MEAT INSPECTION

    Mr. Mountain, the meat preserving export, who has visited the packing houses in Chisago, and the destructors in New York and Washington, is ...

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  12. FRANCE.

    The Freuob Chamber of Deputies, 575 vo’os to one, passed a law making it compulsory that all emplaces should re[?]tive a weekly day ...

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  13. INDIA.

    Dr. Turner the Officer of Health for Bombay, has successfully demonstrated the extr[?]cordioarg efficacy of cruds petroleum as a plague ...

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  14. The Education Bill.

    In the Education Bill, clauses 9 to 13, inclusive, were passed, but Part II was dropped from the Bill. ...

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  15. DEATH PENALTY ABOLISHED.

    A Beute[?]s wire from St. Petersburg states that the Committee of the Empire by eight votes to seven, have approved of the Bill to abolish the ...

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  17. VICTORIA.

    Mr. H. M. Chomley, for many years the Chief Commissioner of Police, died yesterday, aged 74. ...

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  18. SOUTH AFRICA.

    Sir Henry Campbell-Bannerman finds it impossible to fully establish responsible Government in the Traosvaal before the beginning of 1907. ...

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  19. CRICKET.

    In their recent match, tho Gentlemen beat the Players by 45 runs. ...

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  21. Noonday Robbery

    Ten armed men at noon stopped a cashier while proceeding from the railway station, in the busy centre of Warsaw, to the bank and carried him ...

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  22. CLAUSE 85 REACHED.

    The House of Comm[?]ns has passed clauses 26 to 33 Clauses 25 and 31 were withdrawn. ...

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  23. SPAIN.

    A palace in Seville, bas been burnt. Many valuable archives were destroyed. ...

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  24. LEGISLATION INTRODUCED

    John Burns' Bill, authorising regulations for the prevention of danger from the importation, preparation, storage and distribution of food, has ...

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  25. MARYLEBONE AMATEURS

    Hon. W. P. Beeves, Mr, Rhodes and Mr. Wilding, have arranged for a Marylebone amateur team of cricketers to visit New Zealand. They are to play ...

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  26. PREFERENTIAL TARIFF

    In the Congress of Chambers of Commerce, now Bitting in London, the motian in favor of Preferential Tariff for tho Empire was carried by 107 ...

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  27. VICTORIA AND TASMANIA

    Lord Northcote, the Governor-General, to day officially inaugurated the wireless telegraph system between Victoria and Tasmania, by ...

    Article : 61 words
  28. The Murchison District Council, A.W.A.

    The holt-yearly meeting of the Murchison District Council, A.W.A. was held in the Workers' Hall, Cue, on Tuesday evening last. ...

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  29. Roads Board Meeting.

    The Cue District Roads Board held its usual meeting in the Council Chambers. One, on Wednesday, tho 11th inst. There were present, Messrs. W. G. ...

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  31. EXTENSIVE REDUCTIONS

    It is understood that a majority in the British Cabinet has decided to abandon the construction of a second battleship of the Dreadnought type. ...

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  32. Rozhdestvensky's Court-martial

    The Rassian newspapers, describe the courtmartial of Admiral Rozhdestvensky and his officers as a farce. They state state that the subordinate ...

    Article : 46 words
  33. AUSTRALIANS' ATTITUDE

    Mr. MoArthur, of Sydney, who opposed the resolution in favor of a Preferential Tariff, re[?]tly carried by the Congress of Chambers of ...

    Article : 72 words
  34. NEW SOUTH WALES.

    Mr. McGowen, leader of the Labor party in Parliament, baa announced his intention of moving a vote of censure on the Government for having ...

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  35. GOVERNMENT CASHIER

    Some arimed men shot the Admiralty cashier on the steps of the paymaster's department, at St. Petersburg, robbing him of 25,000 roubles. ...

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  36. TRADE DISPUTES BILL.

    Mr. Maston proposes to amend clause 4 of the Trade Disputes Bill, forbidding tho law courts to entertain actions against Trade Unions or ...

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  37. DIVISION LIST

    The Chambers of Commeroe sup porting the Tariff resolution of the Congress included Blackbu[?]n, Bristol, Burnley, Daby, Dublin, Dundee, ...

    Article : 86 words
  38. NEW ZEALAND.

    While a man named Charles McCutcbeon was waiting for his bride at the Lin[?]oin Church, near Christ church, to day, two detectives arrested ...

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  39. Further Massacres Feared

    Fearing immediate massacre thousands of Jews have fled from the oities of Warsaw and Lodz. The soldiers and police are terribly ...

    Article : 59 words
  40. INTENDED VISIT

    It has been arranged by the Admiralty that . Rear Admiral Lord Cutzon Howe, with seven battleships and six cruisers, will pay a visit to ...

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  41. Victorian Racing.

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  42. NEWSPAPER COMMENTS.

    The Standard states that the notable resolution passed by the Congress was a most opportune signal for a public demonstration, and represents the ...

    Article : 144 words
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  44. Committee of Inquiry

    A special committee of the Sydney Trades and Labor Counoil, bas issued a first teport in connection with the sweating evil, and dealing with several ...

    Article : 237 words
  45. NEW ZEALAND SINGER

    Miss Irene Ainslsy, the New Zealand contralto, has made a successful debut in the Bechstein Hall. The Prince and Princess of Wales were present, ...

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  46. Traitors Shot

    The Polish socialists announce that members of their party shot three traitors dead in the streets of Warsaw after being sentenced to death ...

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  47. MUTINOUS TROOPS SURRENDER

    The troop of cavalry at Tamboff who mutinied recently in protest against rotten rations and tyrannous commanders have surrendered and ...

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  48. SEIZURE OF CHURCH LANDS.

    Jack Williams, leader of the section of the unemployed Who. last week seized the unutilised church land at Levenshulme, near Manchester, has ...

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  49. BUREAUCRATS STRUGGLING

    A league for combating the revolution and to dissolve the Dama and secure a military dictatorship is homing meetings in St. Petersburg, ...

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  50. CONGRESS OF COMMERCE

    A majority of the Commercial Congress has voted that the 1909 meeting of the Congress shall be held in Australia, but the final decision ...

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  52. THIRD DAY.

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  53. A Tragic Wedding.

    A tragic event took place at Bairns dale last night. A man named Neilson, from W.A., was married to a Miss Westaway, of Bairnsdale, and ...

    Article : 165 words
  54. FURTHER PRESENTATIONS .

    The Tariff Commission bas presented Mr. Chamberlain with an address and a silver epergne. Mr. Chamberlain, in reply, ...

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  55. THE BUTTER TRADE.

    The committee appointed tor the investigation of the butter trade has presented its report, which is to be issued shortly. It is understood that ...

    Article : 73 words
  56. MORAL AND MATERIAL

    Mr. Haldane, at Pimlico, stated the Army Council were devising means f o improve the moral and material welfare of the soldiers. ...

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  57. MOTOROMNIBUS OVERTURNED

    A motor omnibus, going from London to Brighton, overturned at Handoross Hill. Six passengers were killed and 20 injured. ...

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  59. A RECEPTION GIVEN

    The Victorian residents in London gave a reception, at the Hotel Cecil, in Chief Justice Sir John Madden’s honor. There were 800 guests present, ...

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  60. THE BETTING MARKET.

    The closing prices lost night in connection with the Grand National Steeple chase were as follows :—7 to 1 each Bellis, Lothian or The General ; 10 to 1 ...

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  62. MOROCCO.

    The Snlt[?]n of Morocco is suffering from a severe attan[?] of typhoid fever. ...

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  63. SALVATION ARMY

    The Salvation Army has. arranged to send 26,000 British emigrants to Ca[?]ds next season. ...

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