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THE SUFFRAGETTES.
The newspaper "Suffragette" continues to be issued, but its contents are now harmless, all incendiary articles being excluded. The latest issue contains an ...
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IMPERIAL DEFENCE.
The "Manchester Guardian," a Liberal provincial paper, sharply criticises the latest naval defence departure of Mr. Winston Churchill, in providing royal mail steamers ...
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THE PERSIAN GULF.
The Sublime Porte has sent to London Hakki Bey as Plenipotentiary to negotiate a new agreement with Great Britain in respect to Turkish suzerainties and British ...
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CLEM HILL ROBBED.
Adelaide has been startled by several sensational burglaries during the last year, but none can compare in boldness or neatness with that which was committed at the ...
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MINISTERS ON TOUR.
It was in the dual role of Minister for Lands and member for Avon that Mr. Bath last week undertook a tour of the eastern agricultural districts, while it was in the ...
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FEDERAL ELECTIONS.
Widespread indignation is expressed regarding the suspension of certain electorial officers at the instance of Mr. King O'Malley, the Minister for Home Affairs. It appears ...
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AN AMERICAN INDICTMENT.
Speaking at a women's meeting in London yesterday, Dr. Anna Shaw, a notable American suffragette, formulated a most telling indictment against the militancy ...
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MORE BOMBS.
The militant suffragette outrages are not decreasing in number, but no case of serious damage has been accomplished. A new house in Storeys Way, Cambridge, ...
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GERMANY WANTS COMPENSATION.
The German "Gazette" states that Germany, which holds concessions from the Sultan in Asiatic Turkey respecting the Bosra railway, has made concessions to ...
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COMPULSORY SERVICE.
Mr. F. D. Acland, UnderSecretary for Foreign Affairs, speaking at North Allerton last night, declared that the National Service League's agitation for compulsory ...
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BRITISH POLITICS.
The election for the Newmarket division of Cambridge, necessitated by the recent death of Sir John Day Rose (Liberal), member for the constituency, took place ...
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THE PREMIER AND MR. HEDGES.
On May 10 last Messrs. Haynes, Robinson and Cox. solicitors, wrote to the Premier (Mr. Scaddan), stating that they had been instructed by Mr. W. N. Hedges to write to ...
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INDUSTRIAL TROUBLES.
The resistance offered by the non-unionists working in the South Welsh collieries to the Miners' Federation demand that they should join the unions or work in the mines ...
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INTERVIEW WITH DIVISIONAL OFFICER.
Concerning the reports in circulation regarding the action of the Minister for Home Affairs in replacing certain polling officials in Darwin, the Divisional Returning Officer ...
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THE BALKANS.
The antagonism which has developed between Greece and Bulgaria in respect to the possession of Salonika shows no diminution. Bulgarian troops are still concentrating in ...
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SHIPBUILDERS' BALLOT.
A fortnight ago the men employed in all the chief shipbuilding yards began to take a ballot to decide whether they will accept the employers' terms and wait three months ...
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THE ANTARCTIC HEROES.
Probate was granted yesterday of the will of the late Captain Scott, the Antarctic explorer. The value of the estate was sworn at £3,230. ...
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THE AMERICAN TARIFF.
Sir Edward Grey, Secretary for Foreign Affairs, has officially informed the United States Government that the clause in the Tariff Bill which gives 5 per cent. Customs ...
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AMERICAN RIOTS.
Continuous riots have prevailed in connection with the street-car strike. The strikers hurled from first-floor windows steel beams and bags of cement in their efforts to derail ...
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ARCTIC DISASTERS.
News has been received by wireless telegram from the Norwegian expedition despatched some time ago to Spitzbergen to rescue the survivors of the German party ...
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HOME RULE.
Sir Edward Carson, M.P. for Dublin University, opening a Unionist drill hall at East Belfast, said force was only to be used as a last resort to beat back those daring ...
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EARLY MORNING CHASE.
A police constable attached to the Clarence-street Police Station succeeded in effecting the arrest of an alleged burglar early yesterday morning, after an exciting chase. ...
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RUSSIAN ANTI-SEMITES.
At Kieff, in Southern Russia, two police detectives and an ex-detective named Mishshuk, have been convicted of conspiracy to promote an anti-Semitic outbreak. The ...
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THE WORLD'S PEACE.
Sir Arthur Lawley (formerly Governor of Western Australia), who is one of the British delegates to the United States Peace Conference, speaking at a banquet given ...
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HINDOO CONSPIRATORS.
A tremendous sensation was caused in Calcutta native circles yesterday by the arrest of 19 "respectable" Bengalis on a charge of conspiracy to wage war upon the King. ...
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MISCELLANEOUS.
It is announced that the Palace of Peace, promoted by Mr. Andrew Carnegie, the muti-millionaire, to the construction of which every civilised nation contributed, ...
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CRICKET.
Playing in the county cricket championship Kent scored 107 and 116 runs and M.C.C. 118 and 111 for four wickets. Notes, aided by a century by George ...
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CALIFORNIA V. JAPAN.
The "Daily Mail" asserts that the Anti-Alien Land Bill passed by the State of California has provoked the Japanese nation to a high pitch of racial fanaticism. It is ...
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RACING IN ENGLAND.
The Manchester Cup, one mile and a half. was run to-day. and resulted as follows:— Lorenzo—Mr. L. de Rothschild's, 4yrs., by St. Frusquin—Pie Powder 1 ...
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A PREMIER AT HOME.
The "Economist," a leading London financial paper, commenting on the speech recently made in London on Victorian affairs by the Premier of that State, pays a very ...
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SYDNEY ROBBERY.
It was discovered late to-night that burglars had entered the premises of Tattersall's Club in Pitt-street and broken open the safe by means of explosives. It is ...
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NEW SOUTH WALES.
Edward Keilly, proprietor of a restaurant in Elizabeth-street, is being treated at the Sydney Hospital for two deep gashes in the abdomen and one in the back, which ...
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CADET LARRIKINS.
The cadets on the goldfields have gained an unenviable reputation for lar[?]kinism. Many of them do not take kindly to the compulsory training, and on several ...
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AMERICAN MARCONI COMPANY.
Following on evidence elicited by the Marconi Contract Inquiry Commission, a movement has been initiated among stockbrokers for concerted action to show who ...
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