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  2. THE EDUCATION ACT.

    Yesterday was spent by the political leaders in negotiations connected with the Education Bill. Mr. Balfour, Lord Lansdowne, Lord ...

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  3. NEW SOUTH WALES LAND SCANDALS.

    All the jurymen in the case of alleged conspiracy against Crick, Willis, and Bath were present at an interview with the Attorney-General (Mr. Wade) ...

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  4. FEDERAL ELECTIONS.

    The Federal Divisional Returningofficer at Echuca commenced a re-count of the votes in the Echuca electorate this morning. Out of 18 ...

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  5. FRANCE AND THE VATICAN.

    Owing to the doubtful legality of applying the law of public meetings to church services, the French Government have suspended prosecutions ...

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  6. JAPAN AND THE UNITED STATES.

    A Japanese squadron will visit Honolulu (Hawaii) in February next The squadron will not proceed to San Francisco, as was originally intended, ...

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  7. ENTERTAINMENTS.

    The second performance of Mr. Harry Rickards's Company was witnessed by another crowded audience in the Palace Gardens last night, every seat being ...

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  8. A SONG-WRITER'S DIFFICULTIES.

    An action was commenced to-day relating to a dispute over the publication of two songs written by Timothy Michael Quinlan, Western Australia. ...

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  9. ALLEGED CONSPIRACY TO BLACKMAIL.

    Kathleen Dwyer and Patrick Joseph Dwyer were charged, in the Water Police Court to-day, with having conspired together and with Daisy ...

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  10. ENGLAND AND AMERICA

    The United States Senate has authorised Mr. Strauss, Secretary for Labour, to investigate and report on the industrial, moral and physical conditions ...

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  11. MR. METCALF'S REPORT.

    A report prepared by Mr. Metcalf, the United States Secretary for Commerce, dealing with the schools question in California, has been submitted ...

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  12. COMMONWEALTH LEGISLATION.

    In the House of Commons yesterday, Mr. Winston Churchill stated, in reply to a question by Mr. J. S. Harmood-Banner Liberal member for Stirling ...

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  13. THE TOWER HILL GOLD ROBBERY.

    Marley, the man who was shot in the back on Monday night in connection with the attempt to rob the gold room of the Tower Hill mine, is still in the ...

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  14. RHODES SCHOLARS.

    The Rhodes scholars at Oxford were yesterday the guests of the Atlantic Union, by whom they were entertained at the Criterion Restaurant in London. ...

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  15. PRESIDENT'S AVALANCHE OF MESSAGES.

    The United States Congress is growing restive under President Roosevelt's avalanche of messages. In transmitting Mr. Metcalf's ...

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  16. THE JAPANESE AMBASSADOR SPEAKS.

    Mr. Aoki, the Japanese Ambassador at Washington, was entertained at a banquet in that city yeserday. He referred to "the living monument ...

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  17. PERSONAL.

    The approaching retirement of Mr. R. Fairbairn, who has been Resident Magistrate at Fremantle for the past 26 years, was again referred to by ...

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  18. ACCIDENTS AT SEA.

    The Hamburg-American tourist liner Prinz Essin Victoria Luiz, while attempting, without the aid of a pilot, to make the entrance of Port Royal, in ...

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  19. INTER-STATE.

    Tjitze Slater, a wood-carter, was found dead near his lorry on the Mount Lofty-road early this morning. It is surmised that he was kicked and ...

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  20. LAND LEGISLATION.

    Sir Henry Campbell-Bannerman yesterday promised a deputation of 150 Liberal and Labour members of the House of Commons that a measure for ...

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  21. FEDERAL AFFAIRS.

    Federal Ministers have again dispersed. The Prime Minister left this morning for Point Lonsdale. He will attend to departmental business from ...

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  22. CHINESE AT SINGAPORE.

    One hundred and eighty thousand Chinese at Singapore have resolved to discontinue the practice of ancestor workship in public and to devote the ...

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  23. COLLISION OFF DUNGENESS.

    The steamer Arlington, from Hull, collided with and sank the Belgian steamer Capjuby, off Dungeness. The collision occurred during a dense ...

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  24. WIRELESS TELEGRAPHY

    The Government have decided to appoint a Select Committee to consider the proposals embodied in the Berlin Convention on radio-telegraphy ...

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  25. SOCIAL LEGISLATION IN AUSTRALIA.

    In the House of Commons yesterday Mr. Gladstone, the Home Secretary, replying to Sir Charles Dilke, Liberal member for Forest of Dean, stated ...

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  26. LOSS OF THE NORDWIND.

    The Scandinavian barque Nordwind, bound from Gothenburg for Melbourne, has been wrecked on the Skerries, among the Shetland Islands ...

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  27. SMALL HOLDINGS.

    Earl Carrington, President of the Board of Agriculture, is in favour of the establishment of a central authority to assist the various local ...

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  28. CHINA.

    The anti-dynastic rebellion in the Chinese province of Kiang-Si has been crushed. ...

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  29. EUROPEAN POLITICS.

    In the Italian Chamber of Deputies yesterday Signor Tittoni, the Premier, reviewed the political situation in Europe. ...

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  30. THE AUSTRALIAN MAIL CONTRACT.

    Commander Collins, the Commonwealth representative in London, states that he has received a formal guarantee stamped and signed by the contractors ...

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  31. SOUTH AUSTRALIAN PARLIAMENT.

    In the Legislative Council to-day the Franchise Bill, as amended, was returned to the House of Assembly. The Tramways Bill was passed with a ...

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  32. ALCOHOL IN PATENT MEDICINE.

    Mr. Justice Cussen to-day delivered judgement in a case in which the question for determination was whether it was an offence for a person to sell a ...

    Article : 138 words
  33. JOURNALISTIC ENTERPRISE.

    A reporter attached to the staff of the "Lokal Auseiger," a German newspaper published at Cologne, disguised himself as a servant in livery and then ...

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  34. POOR-LAW SCANDALS.

    Another poor-law guardian and a municipal engineer of the London Parish of West Ham have been arrested. ...

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  35. WIRELESS TELEPHONY.

    Professor Slaby, of Berlin, has successfully established communication by means of a wireless telephone of his own invention, between two points 25 ...

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  36. SERVIA.

    M. Mijatovitch, late Servian Minister in London, states that envoys from Belgrade twice within the past year visited him in London to enlist his aid ...

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  37. THE LATE SIR HENRY IRVING.

    A meeting of the theatrical profession held in London resolved to erect a statue to the late Sir Henry Irving. The theatrical managers actors, ...

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  38. THE SUFFRAGETTES.

    The eleven "suffragettes" who were arrested for attempting to hold a demonstration in the lobby of, and outside, the House of Commons yesterday ...

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  39. A WOMAN CONVICTED OF MURDER.

    An elderly woman, named Annie Batten, was charged in the Central Criminal Court to-day with having murdered Annie O'Keefe. The prisoner, ...

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  40. AERIAL NAVIGATION.

    Aerial navigation, as applied to the art of war, has lately been receiving much attention in France. A military airship belonging to the ...

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  41. PERSONAL.

    Mr. Hubert Llewellyn Smith has been appointed Permanent Under-Secretary to the Board of Trade, vice Sir Francis Hopwood, transferred to the Colonial ...

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  42. FINANCIAL.

    Bar silver is quoted at 2s. 8 3-16d. an ounce. ...

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  43. CHRISTIAN BROTHERS' SCHOOL, FREMANTLE.

    The annual entertainment and distribution of prizes in connection with the Christian Brothers' School, Fremantle, took place at the King's Theatre last ...

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  44. MISS AMY CASTLES.

    Miss Amy Castles, who is on tour with the Harrison Concert Company, is achieving a great success. The notices of her singing in all the ...

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  45. WAGES AT MOUNT LYELL.

    A deputation of mine employees to Mr. Murray, engineer, in charge of the Mt. Lyell mine, resulted to-day in the request of the Government branch ...

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  46. COMMERCIAL.

    Wheat.—The quantity of wheat afloat for the United Kingdom is 1,975,000 quarters, and for the Continent 1,780,000 quarters. Atlantic ...

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  47. MINING.

    Following are the latest quotations for the undermentioned colonial mining shares:—Broken Hill Proprietary (N.S.W.), b £5 11s. 9d., s £5 12s. 6d.; ...

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  48. THE S.S. AGE DISABLED.

    The steamer Age, which became disabled off Jervis Bay, was towed into Port Jackson this morning. The disablement was due to the breaking of ...

    Article : 67 words
  49. SHOOTING ACCIDENT AT KATANNING.

    Horace Tyler and three other lads, between 13 years and 14 years of age, went out shooting to-day with a pearifle. Laurence Farmer put the loaded ...

    Article : 83 words
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