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  2. STILL ANOTHER.

    PARIS, Saturday Evening—After holding office for less than a week, M. Ribot has resigned the premiership, and M. Vivlani, who was called upon when M. Doumergue resigned, but ...

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  3. ANOTHER COLLISION.

    NEW. YORK,- Saturday Evening.—The steamer New York has sent a wireless messnge that the Hamburg - American liner Pretoria collided with her during a dense fog. ...

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  4. GREECE AND TURKEY.

    LONDON',. Saturday Morning.—The sending of a strongly - worded Note by Greece to Turkey, demanding the instant cessation of persecutions of Greek subjects was explained by a ...

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  5. THE ABBEY BOMB.

    LONDON, Saturday Evening.—The bomb which expieded in the Abbey on Thursday was of a more dangerous sort than any hitherto used by suffragettes. It was made of tho two ...

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  6. BIG BLAZE.

    Shortly after 8 o'clock on Saturday evening, a fire broke out on the North German Lloyd Company's cargo wharf at Miller's Point, and before the progress of the flames could be ...

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  7. COLLIERY TURMOIL.

    NEWCASTLE, Sunday.—Mr. D. Watson, president of the Colliery Employees Federation, on Saturday expressed himself disappointed with the reply of the Colliery Proprietors to ...

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  8. TO-DAY'S PAPER.

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    Detailed lists, results, guides : 218 words
  9. WHAT GREECE DEMANDS.

    ATHENS, Saturday Evening.—It is semi - officially stated that 20,000 Greeks in Asia Minor, who have been despoiled of their possessions have arrived at Chios and Mitylene, and that ...

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  10. CANADIAN POLITICS.

    OTTAWA, Friday.—While the Duke of Connaught, Governor -General of Canada, was waiting to prorouge Parliament, the Senate suddenly refused to pass the address bogging the ...

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  11. MOST SERIOUS CRISIS.

    The crisis is considered the most serious in the history of the third Republic, marking, as it does, an open conflict between the President (M. Poincare) and the majority of the Republicans ...

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  12. A CRITICAL SITUATION.

    LONDON, Saturday Evening—Renter's Agency has received indirect advices form Constantinople, stating that the Porte has determined to remove the Greek element from all strategic ...

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  13. THEATREGOERS RETALIATE.

    Organised efforts were made by suffragettes to deliver speeches and scatter literature in West End theatres, including His Majesty's, Daly's, the Queen's, the Globe, and the New ...

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  14. ADVERTISEMENTS.

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    Detailed lists, results, guides : 168 words
  15. CALLED TO THE COLORS.

    LONDON, Saturday Evening.—Reuter'a Alexandria correspondent states that all, Greek sailors of the 1908 class there have been ordered to join tho colors. ...

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  16. SCENE OF DESOLATION.

    The wharf yesterday presented a desolate appearance. From one end of it to the other were heaped twisted galvanised iron sheets, steel bars, and the ruins of what a few hours ...

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  17. MILITANCY DENOUNCED.

    Mrs. Fawcett, speaking at a meeting of the National Union of Women's Suffrage Societies, strongly condemned, the destruction by militants of historic documents. The union has ...

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  18. GRECIAN BOURSE CLOSED.

    ATHENS, Saturday Evening.—The Government, after consulting the financiers, has ordered the closing of the Bourse, owing to the uncertainty of the situation. ...

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  19. BLUEJACKETS TAKE A HAND.

    There were tumultuous scenes at Southsea, where 3000 people had assembled on the pier to hear addresses by Nina Boyle arid other members of the Women's Freedom League and ...

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  20. DISSENSION.

    LONDON, Friday.—Mr. Redmond, leader of the Irish Nationalist party, has issued a sensational statement. It sets out - that the provisional committee of -the Nationalist Volun- ...

    Article : 165 words
  21. PANAMA TOLLS.

    WASHINGTON, Friday.—Senator Simmons compromise amendment of the Panama Tolls Bill. has boon agreed to. The amendment provides that the passage of ...

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  22. SOUTH AFRICAN CRISIS.

    CAPETOWN, Friday.—The Government will not resign. Ministers are of opinion that to sacrifice the labors of the session would be detrimental to the interests of the country. ...

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  23. TO-DAY.

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    Detailed lists, results, guides : 411 words
  24. KING'S NAME HISSED.

    LONDON, Friday.—At a meeting of the Women's Social and Political Union, a speaker referred to the interviews of the prime Minister and the Home Secretary ...

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  25. RIOTOUS SCENES.

    CAPETOWN, Saturday Evening.—The Assembly sat all night, and there were riotous scones during the debate on the Assemblies Bill. Labor members forced 29 divisions, and ...

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  26. FRAUGHT WITH DANGER.

    LONDON, Saturday—The "Dally News" states that the situation in Ireland is serious; but the paper does not doubt that Mr. Redmond's influence will prevail. Directly the volunteers ...

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  27. GREAT GOLF TEST.

    LONDON, Friday.—Piny was continued to-day in tho open golf championship of Groat Britain practically the world's championship at Troon, Scotland. ...

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  28. ANOTHER POLICE RAID.

    LONDON, Friday.—The new headquarters of the suffragettes, at Campden - hill, were raided to-day by the police, who seized a number of important papers. ...

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  29. THE CAUSE IN AMERICA.

    CHICAGO, Saturday Evening,— After a 20 years' contest, suffragists have carried the Women's Club Federation Convention by a large majority. It was simultaneously an- ...

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  30. OPENING THE CANAL.

    WASHINGTON, Saturday Evening.—The President will personally lead an international fleet of warships at Colon next year to participate in the formal opening of the Canal. It is ...

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  31. INTERNATIONAL POLO.

    NEW YORK, Saturday Evening.—The speed and team work of the English polo players led them to victory in the first international match for the polo cup, the score being 8 12 against 8. ...

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  32. FIZZLING OUT.

    PERTH, Sunday.—The strike movements seem to be collapsing. The Kalgoorlie workers on the Commonwealth railway have decided to accept the Prime Minister's offer for the resumption of work; the Bakers Union has postponed ...

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  33. TO PACIFY MEXICO.

    NIAGARA FALLS, Friday Night.—The delegates to the Mexican Peace Conference have affixed their signatures to the first protocol providing that a provisional government in Mexico ...

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  34. THE QUEBEC DISASTER.

    MONTREAL, Friday Evening.—The Roman Catholic Church is arranging for elaborate funeral services over the victims of the Empress of Ireland, which was recently sunk in ...

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  35. LABOR LEVIES.

    A number of unionists are opposed to compulsory levies, either for political campaign purposes or for the support of Labor journals, and the secretary of the Political Freedom ...

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  36. A THREAT.

    MELBOURNE, Sunday.—At Wonthaggi this afternoon, Mr. A. Teece, a representative of the New South Walea Northern Coal Miners Federation,addressed the Wonthaggi coal miners regarding ...

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  37. THROWN OUT OF WINDOW.

    BUTTE., MONTANA, Saturday Evening.— Labor troubles have caused riots here. When unionists paraded, the Industrial Workers of the World attacked them, stoning the paraders, and ...

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  38. CONSTITUTIONALIST BOAT DESTROYED.

    MAZATLAN. Saturday Evening.—The Federal troopship Guerero destroyed the Constitutionalist armed steamer Guiliacan, near Guayama. It is not known how many people were ...

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  39. SEIZURE OF OPIUM.

    A seizure of 178 trim of opium was made on Saturday by searchers of the Customs Department board the steamer Northern. The vessel, which curries part Chinese crew, arrived ...

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  40. PROGRESS OF THE FIRE.

    At no period did it appear possible for the brigades to save the buildings on the wharf itself. From the very outset they were faced with one of the toughest propositions they have ...

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  41. JAPANESE NAVAL SCANDAL.

    TOKIO, Saturday Evening.—At the trial of the civilians concerned in the naval scandal, in which documents disclosing attempts to bribe naval officials so as to secure orders fell into ...

    Article : 142 words
  42. PRICE OF LEATHER.

    At a special meeting of the Now South Wales Master Tanners Association, it was decided to increase tho price of leather. The following motion was carried:— ...

    Article : 89 words
  43. WHAT MAYS HAPPEN.

    The probability of an outbreak of fire in any of the great stores abutting the wharves has long been considered a menace to the whole of Sydney's southern waterfront, and the des- ...

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  44. RAILWAY ACCIDENT.

    Another railway accident occurred at the Clyde yards on Friday. About 5 a.m.. when the goods trains were being shunted, two trucks came into collision, causing considerable delay ...

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  45. AUSTRALIANS FOR BISLEY.

    LONDON, Friday.—Members of the Australian rifle team who are to shoot at Bisley arrived at Plymouth to-day by the Mooltan. All are well. Lord Somers Colonel Barlow ...

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  46. CALM AFTER STRIFE.

    ROME, Friday.—The period of strife and turmoil- arising out of the prohibition of anilmilitarist meetings has been succeeded by a calm, and a strong reaction is setting in ...

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  47. PROSPECTIVE BRIDE KILLED.

    TAMWORTH, Sunday.—A shocking fatality occurred at Moonbl yesterday afternoon, when Miss Phillipina Pearson (21), a daughter of Mr. J. B. Pearson, West Tamworth, was out riding. ...

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  48. H.M.A.S. BRISBANE.

    The steamer Northern, which arrived at Sydney on Saturday from Liverpool, has on board two sets of turbine engines for. H.M.A.S. Brisbane, now building at Cockatoo Dockyards. In- ...

    Article : 51 words
  49. NEW ZEALAND BURGLARY.

    WELLINGTON, N.Z., Sunday.-Burglars entered Grieves's jewellery shop at Gisborne, and got away with window stock valued at £2000. Tho goods in the shop wore untouched, and ...

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  50. ENGLISH MAILS.

    English mails, dated London. May 15, by the Orient Company's R.M.S. Osterley, will, it is expected, roach Sydney in time for the delivery of the letters from the G.P.O. this morning. ...

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