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"FOOT-SLOGGERS."
In view of the importance of keeping infantry in good marching condition, the care of soliders' feet is receiving additional attention form the Army ...
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QUACK FARES BADLY.
The music-ball hypnotist Bod[?]e, who was successfully sued by a Glasgow student a few days ago for the recovery of L1000 paid to him by the student for ...
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JUDGE LYNCH
Judge Lynch has proclaimed himself in a forceful and drastic way at Carlo, [?]inols (U.S.A.). A negro, who was charged with ...
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JAMAICA ISOLATED.
Jamaica has been cut off from communication with the rest of the world because of damage caused by great floods. ...
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GOOD MARCHING
The "Army and Navy Gazette" of September 25 gives some interesting particulars of British soldiers marching:-- ...
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BOY POLICEMEM
The municipality of Chicago has entered upon an interesting experiment. A police force composed entirely of boys has been formed, for the purpose ...
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SUFFRAGETTES.
The suffragettes show no signs of disconnecting their tactics of annoying members of the Ministry when they appear in public. ...
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LATE LIONEL BROUGH
The death of Mr. Lionel Brough, the well-known actor, has evoked many expressions of sympathy. His Majesty the King was among ...
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PREMIER'S COMMENT
"The idea may be all right in Chleage, but we do not want boy policemen here," said Mr. Murray, Premier and Chief Secretary, who political head of ...
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LIVERPOOL CUP.
The Liverpool Autumn Cup was run at the Liverpool Autumn meeting to-day, and was won by Mr. George Edwardes' four-year-old filly, Santeve, ...
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PERSONAL.
Lady Gibson-Carmichael this afternoon opened the Essendon Flower Show at the Moonee Ponds Town Hall. Licutenant-Colonel W. Borthwick, ...
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BUILDER PERSEVERANCE.
In consequence of the destructive fire at the Great Boulder Perseverance Company's mine at Kalg[?]e, the payment of an interim divided has been ...
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NEWS AND NOTES IN A NUTSHELL.
Political. A quiet day. Ends stormy week. Strike occupies members attention. ...
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VICTORIAN CHIEF
"I don't believe there is a word of truth in it, and I regard it as too absurd for words," was the comment of Mr. O'Callaghan, Chief Commissioner of ...
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MONO-RAIL CAR.
A mono-rail gyroscopic car invented by Herr Augustus Scheri has been exhibited at Berlin. The car is designed to carry six ...
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KAURI GUM.
The quantity of Kauri gum held in stock by merchants is [?] cases. ...
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LABOR IN POLITICS.
The "Standard" recently initiated a fund for the purpose of helping in the election of Conservative working men to the House of Commons. ...
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