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  2. THE PILBARRA RAILWAY.

    A few days ago the Minister for Works received two offers for the construction of a railway from the coast to the Pilbarra goldfield. One was ...

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  3. A SYDNEY TRAGEDY.

    A tragedy took place at Petersham, a suburb of Sydney to-night. A young woman was shot, and her assailant committing suicide. ...

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  4. GERMANY AND BRAZIL.

    The Brazilian newspapers vehemently protest aganist the action of the German gunboat Panther in landing a force in Brazil at night, and, without ...

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  5. SOUTH AUSTRALIAN PARLIAMENT PROROGUES.

    Generally the proceedings at the prorogation of Parliment are dull to the verge of weariness, and the Governor's Speech, which is prepared for him by ...

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  6. MINISTERS AT JANDAKOT AND FREMANTLE.

    On Saturday morning the Minister for Railways and Mines (Mr. H. Gregory), the Minister for Works (Mr. F. Wilson), Mr. Stronach ...

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  7. GERMANY AND ENGLAND.

    In the German Reichstag yesterday Herr Bebel, the Socialist leader, declared that the proposed increase of the German Navy was directed solely ...

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  8. BRITISH POLITICS.

    Sir Henry Campbell-Bannerman, to whom the King has entrusted the task of forming a Liberal Government, refuses at present to go to the House of ...

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  9. THE BENDIGO TRAGEDY.

    Investigations by the Bondigo police in connection with the Scanlon tragedy go to show that William Scanlon and his sister Mary, were not on good ...

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  10. THE FERMENT IN RUSSIA.

    A delegation from the Zemstvoists' Congress has warned Count de Witte that unless the demands of the Congress are conceded civil war will result. ...

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  11. FURTHER PARTICULARS.

    The object of the landing in Brazil of a German force from the gunboat Panther was to arrest a German named steinhoff. ...

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  12. AN UNPOPULAR APPOINTMENT

    The Czar has provoked wide umbrage by appointing Colonel Min to be one of his Ides-de-camp. Colonel Min was black-listed by the ...

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  13. MR. CHAMBERLAIN AT OXFORD.

    Mr. Chamberlain, speaking yesterday at Oxford passed a warm eulogium on Mr. Balfour, with whom, he said he had no shadow of difference in principle. ...

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  14. ENTERTAINMENTS.

    A new programme, presented by Mr. Leonard Davis's Vaudeville Company at the Palace, Gardens, on Saturday night, was sufficiently attractive to draw a ...

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  15. THE SUFFERING JEWS.

    Lord Rothschild and seven other leading Jews have published a pressing appeal for assistance for the victims of Russian outrage ...

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  16. AN EXPLANATION.

    The "National Zeitung," a Berlin journal, makes light of the Brazilian incident. It explains that the Panther's ...

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  17. A CONTRADICTION.

    Sir, Edward Grey declares that the "Times" information as to his refusal to accept office in Sir Henry Campbell-Bannerman's Government, unless the ...

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  18. PERSONAL.

    The following gentlemen have been gazetted Justices of the Peace:—John Marquis Hopkins, of Perth, for the whole of the State; Alexander Joseph ...

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  19. INTER-STATE.

    Friday's sitting of the Assembly was devoted to the consideration of amendments made by the Legislative Council in various Bills. The majority of ...

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  20. IRELAND.

    The Dublin Convention of the United Irish League expressed its gratitude for the generosity of the Irish in Australia and New Zealand towards ...

    Article : 84 words
  21. CABINET-MARKING.

    Sir Henry Campbell-Bannerman will submit to the King the names of his colleagues to-night, and the seals of office will be exchanged to-morrow. ...

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  22. RUGBY FOOTBALL.

    The New Zealanders played the twenty-sixth match of their tour aganist fifteen of Cheshire, to-day. The weather was lovely, and there were ...

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  23. THE CLAIM FOR AN EIGHT HOURS DAY.

    The labour organisations of Moscow and St. Petersburg have waived their claim for an eight hours day until the unions are better prepared. ...

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  24. A LOTTERY CHARGE.

    In Menzies Police Court yesterday the hearing of a case of considerable local interest was concluded before Mr. Warden Gibbons, after lasting two ...

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  25. DEMONSTRATION AT LEEDERVILLE.

    The public demonstration in connection with the swearing-in ceremony of the newly-elected Mayor (Mr. A. W. Brown) and Councillors of the ...

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  26. SAKHAROFF'S SUCCESSOR.

    General Mukvimovitch has been appointed to the post of Governor-General of Saratoff rendered vacant by the assassination of General Sakharoff. ...

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  27. REWARD OF BRAVERY.

    The King has conferred the Albert Medal of the Second Class on Mr. Edward Nichols, of Kalgoorlie, Western Australia, for attempting to rescue a ...

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  28. THE UNIONISTS AND THE SITUATION.

    Mr. Balfour, addressing 500 of his constituents at East Manchester, yesterday, said he had felt it incumbent on him to retain office until the conclusion ...

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  29. FURTHER STRIKE TROUBLES.

    Russian workmen everywhere in the provinces approve of a general strike in January next. ...

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  30. ORANGE RIVER COLONY.

    The farmers of the Orange River Colony are asking for the importation of Indians, owing to the scarcity of Kaffir labourers. ...

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  31. EXODUS FROM ST. PETERSBURG.

    Thirty thousand of the inhabitants of St. Petersburg have migrated to Finland and elsewhere since September last. ...

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  32. THE TELEGRAPH STRIKE.

    The head office of the Railway Union in Moscow has telegraphed to the men's leaders throughout the country prohibiting telegraphists in the ...

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  33. THE CRUISER PHOEBE.

    The third-class cruiser Phoebe, lately superseded on the Australian Naval Station, has arrived at Portsmouth. ...

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  34. A STUBBORN BANKRUPT.

    Douglas Ronald Waddell, of Singloton, grazier, who has been in goal for over six months because of his refusal to answer certain questions at his ...

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  35. DIPLOMATIC.

    Sir Arthur Henry Hasinge British Minister at Teheran since 1900, has been transferred to the British Legation at Brussels. ...

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  36. PRESS RESTRICTIONS ABOLISHED.

    Reuter's correspondent at St. Petersburg is responsible for the statement that the State Council has abolished all the newspaper restrictions which were ...

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  37. ACCIDENTS IN THE COLLIE DISTRICT.

    Yesterday morning Patrick Haulen, while loading sleepers at Worsley, slipped, with the result that he ricked his back and had to be conveyed to the ...

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  38. SOCIAL NOTES.

    Miss Moore is once more working for the half-caste mission children, and no doubt her appeals to a charitable public for anything in the way of money or ...

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  39. THE FINANCIAL CRISIS.

    Russian 4 per cent bonds in St. Petersburg in response to the firming of these stocks in Pairs on Thursday were quoted at £77. ...

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  40. COMMERCIAL.

    Rabbits.—Rabbits are dull in London, but a good trade is being done in the Midlands and in the North. Prices are practically unchanged. ...

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  41. AN UNTAXED MUNICIPALITY.

    The Cue Municipal Council has a credit balance of £1,100 in hand, and in consequence it has decided not to strike arate for the ensuing year. The ...

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  42. THREATENED RUN ON SAVINGS BANK.

    There is a grave danger of a run on the Savings Banks of Russia, owing to the Radicals entering depositors to withdraw. ...

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  43. MISCELLANEOUS.

    His Holiness Pope Plus yesterday gave audience to the Rev. Bro. P. J. Barron, the head of the Christian Brothers in Australia. ...

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  44. A SERIOUS CHARGE.

    A young man, named Michael Ryan, was arrested at Binduji this evening on the serious charge of having attempted to assult a married woman ...

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  45. THE ROMAN CATHOLIC ARCHBISHOP OF WARSAW.

    The Polish Radicals have summoned the Roman Catholic Archbishop of Warsaw to resign on the ground that be is a reactionary. ...

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  46. MINING.

    Following are the latest quotations for the undermentioned colonial mining stocks:—Associated (W.A.), b. 53s. 9d., s. 56s. 3d.; Broken Hill ...

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  47. SLY-GROG SELLING.

    Another Brown Hill resident—Ida Maria Bainbridge—was fined £30 (in default three months imprisonment) in the Boulder Police Court yesterday ...

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  48. THE MANCHURIAN ARMY.

    The mutineers at Harbin killed many officers. Machurian advices censored state that the officers of Reserves will not be ...

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  49. A SINGAPORE TRAGEDY.

    A young man named Walter Gladstone Phillips was arrested at Victoria Park of Friday afternoon, on a provisional warrant issued at Singapore, ...

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  50. ANOTHER BANK CLERK IN TROUBLE.

    Chas. McKinlay, a clerk in the London Bank of Australia, appeared in the City Police Court yesterday on a charge of having stolen £100 the property of ...

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  51. RESIGNATION HONOURS.

    On the recommendation of Mr. Balfour, the retiring Prime Minister, the King has been pleased to make Sir Michael Hicks-Beach, who was ...

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  52. BOATING FATALITY AT SYDNEY.

    Shortly after noon to-day Arthur Cecil Shrimpton, of the firm of Shrimpton Brcs., indent agents, was drowned through the capsizing of a sailing boat ...

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  53. ANOTHER RAILWAY STRIKE.

    The railway men enagged on the [?]-men and Riga-Orloff railway have struck work, as a protest against the proclanation of martial ...

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  54. DOMESTIC TRAGEDY.

    Clara Bradley, who, with her husband, arrived from Sydney recently, had some angry words with her husband to-day, and at the conclusion of ...

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  55. AN INTERDICT REMOVED.

    The "Times" correspondent at St. Petersburg states that Count de Witte has reinstated the postal employees who were dismissed for forming a union. ...

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  56. TROUBLE IN NEW GUINEA.

    The s.s. Ysabel, which arrived at Cooktown from new Guinea to-day, reported a serious disturbance by the mountain tribes inland from Port ...

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  57. WINTRY WEATHER IN MELBOURNE.

    The weather is again abnormal. A furious gale blew throughout last night, and it was followed this morning by a hail storm and fierce rain ...

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  58. FINANCIAL.

    Bar silver is quoted at 2s. 5 11-16d. [?] ounae. ...

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  59. A COUNTER REVOLUTION.

    It [?] persistently rumoured at St. [?] that [?] authorities are [?] a Count revolution if the feel able to rely on the bulk of the ...

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  60. THE LAW COURTS.

    Nisi Prius.— At half-past 10 o'clock, in No. 1 Court, before the Chief Justice and a jury — Bernard Walter Landsberg (petitioner), Lilian ...

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  61. ACCIDENT IN A MINE.

    A miner named Alex. Lawson met with a serious accident in the Rathsyear mine, Dunolly, yesterday afternoon. He was at work at the bottom of a shaft ...

    Article : 55 words
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