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IMPERIAL ORGANISATION
The "Times" yesterday published a letter from Mr. Richard Jebb, F.R.C.I., a wellknown traveller and author, who is a frequent contributor on Imperial topics to the ...
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BRISBANE GENERAL STRIKE.
The appearance of the city this morning— the seveth day of the general strike—gave confirmation to the general view that the crisis, so far as Brisbane is concerned, is ...
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BRITAIN AND GERMANY.
The naval correspondent of the "Frankfort Gazette" states that it is a fact that Germany's high seas fleet was carrying out manoeuvres in the North Sea in August last. ...
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AUSTRALIA'S FUTURE.
The annual dinner of the Birmingham Jewellers was held last night, and among the speakers was Sir Newton Moore, the Agent-General for Western Australia. ...
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HOME RULE.
It is officially announced that 3,500 troops will line the streets of Belfast along which Mr. Churchill, the First Lord of the Admiralty, will pass on his way to Celtic Park ...
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THE AUSTRALIAN STAGE.
After a sojourn in Europe and America extending over 10 months, Mr. J. C. Williamson, the doyen of Australian stage entreprenceurs, in returning by the R.M.S. ...
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PRIME MINISTER INTERVIEWED.
The Prime Minister, when interviewed this evening, after the decision of Mr. Justice Higgins had been announced, expressed a strong hope that the conference ...
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FILLING STRIKERS PLACES.
Wholesale and retail traders of all sorts are finding no difficulty in filling the places left vacant by the strikers. One firm advertised for three packers, with the result ...
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ARE THE STRIKERS WEAKENING?
Mr. Adamson, M.L.A., of Queensland, who is in Melbourne appealing for funds on behalf of the strikers, to-day received the following telegram from Mr. Coyne, ...
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THE SPY SCARE.
The sentence of three and a half years' imprisonment imposed on Mr. Bernard Stewart, an English solicitor and an officer of the West Kent Yeomary, by a German ...
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ALLEGATION OF BLACKMAIL.
Further proceedings in connection with the trial of Francis Henry Page, William Henry Glendenning, and Frederick Marshall (an ex-solicitor), on a charge of ...
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CHINA'S UPHEAVAL.
Yuan Shi Kai, the Premier, has cordially agreed to the proposal of the Republican leaders that the two provisional Governments should carry on temporarily until the ...
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A STARVATION "CURE."
The trial of Mrs. Hazard on a charge of having brought about the death of a young Australian named Claire Williamson in a starvation sanatorium was concluded ...
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MEETING OF THE CLERGY.
A meeting of the clergy was held in the Albert-street Methodist Church this afternoon. Archbishop Donaldson presided, and 60 members of various denominations were ...
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MEXICAN INSURRECTION.
Trouble is anticipated at Juarez, a town on the Mexican frontier, which was taken possession of last week by the garrison after a desperate fight, at the conclusion ...
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THE ROYAL RETURN.
The Royal yacht Medina, conveying Their Majesties the King and Queen to England on their return from the Indian Durbar, reached Portsmouth to-day. Queen ...
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CANADIAN RAILWAY TRAGEDY.
A message received from Moosejaw, Saskatchewan, states that a lunatic boarded an east-bound train on the Canadian-Pacific Railway yesterday and shot dead a ...
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PERSONAL.
His Excellency the Governor, with the Premier and the Attorney-General, will leave Perth on Saturday for Albany. The Attorney-General, accompanied by the Chief ...
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FEDERAL AFFAIRS.
According to a cable message that was received by the Minister for External Affairs (Mr. O'Malley) to-day from the High Commissioner (Sir George Reid), the first ...
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NIAGARA FALLS TRAGEDY.
An ice-bridge at the Niagara Falls broke away yesterday in consequence of the mild weather which is being experienced. Mr. and Mrs. Stanton, of Toronto, Canada, and ...
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MEETING AT THE TRADES HALL.
There was a large crowd of unionists thronging round the Trades Hall this morning, when addresses were delivered by Messrs. Coyne and Collings. ...
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JOSEPH'S WORKSHOP.
A discovery of great interest to Christians generally and archaeologists in particular a reported by the religious order of Franciscans at Nazareth. The brethren state that ...
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THE MOROCCAN TREATY.
The Moroccan treaty was discussed in the Senate yesterday. M. Jenouvrior, in opposing the treaty, said that Germany wanted a great empire ...
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SITUATION AT TOWNSVILLE.
Several shops opened to-day, and the proprietors defied the strikers to close them. The police kept order. At a meeting of employers this morning ...
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VESSEL BURNED AT SEA.
Information has been received from Norfolk, Virginia, concerning the destruction by fire of the British steamer Consols, 3,493 tons. The vessel, which was carrying a ...
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INDUSTRIAL STRIFE.
The 5,000 wharf labourers who went on strike at the Tilbury docks last week as a protest against the employment of nonunionist tally clerks, have resolved to resume ...
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MISCELLANEOUS.
The sum of £100,000 has been privately subscribed towards Queens Mary's Hostel, in connection with the King's College for Women, the purpose of which is to educate ...
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COLD IN EUROPE.
Intense cold is being experienced throughout Germany, in common with other parts of Europe and with Asia. In places the thermometer has recorded a temperature of 12 ...
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AMERICAN TARIFF REFORM.
The Washington correspondent of the "Times," referring to the amendments to the fiscal legislation of the United States, which even extreme Protectionists admit is ...
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THE MURDERS ON THE CANNING STOCK ROUTE.
Sergeant Pilmer, who had charge of the police expedition organised in connection with the murders by natives on the Canning stock route, about nine months ago, ...
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BRITISH WEST INDIES.
A scheme has been drafted for the federation of the British West Indies, excluding therefrom Jamaica and the Bahamas, on the ground of their remoteness. ...
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SYDNEY INTELLIGENCE.
Sydney is being made the receiving port for a large quantity of cargo, including much perishable produce originally shipped from other States for Queensland. The pas ...
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SOUTH AFRICA.
In the South African House of Assembly last night Mr. Abraham Fischer, the Minister for Lands, moved the second reading of the Land Settlement Bill. It was the intention ...
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MEETING OF EMPLOYERS.
A largely-attended meeting of the Employers' Federation was held this afternoon. It was officially notified that all the wholesale and retail traders had resumed ...
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AEROPLANES IN WAR.
The International Arbitration League has issued a strong protest against the use of aerial vessels for war purposes. It Urges that an international agreement should be ...
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STORMS ON THE GOLDFIELDS.
The intense heat which had prevailed for the past three weeks at Leonora culminated in a terrific thunderstorm on Sunday afternoon. In the evening it was found that ...
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QUESTION OF ARBITRATION.
Prompt action was taken to-day by the Industrial Registrar of the Commonwealth Court of Conciliation and Arbitration, Mr. Stewart, upon his receipt of affidavits filed ...
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RUGBY FOOTBALL.
The "Athletic News" states that the tour of the Australasian Rugby football team was an unqualified success from a playing standpoint. The visitors generally upheld ...
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MELBOURNE JEWELLERS ROBBED
The premises of Messrs. Webster and Cohen, manufacturing jewellers and diamond setters, of Little Collins-street, were entered by thieves on Sunday. A big safe was ...
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BILLIARDS.
The third test match of 18,000 up between H. W. Stevenson and G. Gray was commenced to-day. At the conclusion of the evening session the Scores were:—Stevenson, ...
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