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VLADIVOSTOK
A mutiny similar to that which occurred at Kronstadt, but on a far greater scale, occurred at Vladivostok on Monday. ...
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RUSSIA.
The Chief Rabbi (Dr. Adler) has expressed himself as extremely gratified at the messages of sympathy received from the Hon. A. Deakin, Prime ...
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CABLE MESSAGES.
Twelve hundred delegates from the National Union, Conservative, and Con[?]tutional Associations held a meeting at Newcastle. ...
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CABLE MESSAGES.
Mr. Snowden, of Adelaide, read a paper before the Royal Colonial Institute on the Anglo-Australian position from an Australian standpoint. He ...
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ENGLISH MESSAGES.
The Metropolitan of St. Petersburg has thanked the Archbishop of Canterbury for the expression of sympathy from the Anglican Church. ...
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IN THE PROVINCES.
Several of the Czar's aides-de-camp have been sent with drastic powers to restore order in the Tomboff region, and assume command of the troops, police, ...
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FURTHER DETAILS.
A message from the Shanghai correspondent of the "Daily Express" reports that a number of soldiers at Vladivostok were arrested for demanding better food. ...
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THE INSTIGATORS.
Count Witte declares that he holds undoubted proofs that the provincial authorities instigated the disturbances in Orel. ...
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PRESS OPINIONS.
Commenting on these meetings, the "Morning Post" declared that Mr. Balfour was likely to estrange from himself both wings of the party. ...
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POSITION IN GEORGIA.
Twenty-four thousand Georgians, armed, with modern rifles, hold Georgia, despite the fact that three Russian forces are converging. ...
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MASSACRE OF TARTARS.
It is reported at Tiffis that 700 Armenians massacred 400 Tartars at Govo. They plundered the houses, and then ...
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A WIDOW'S FATE.
In the recent riots at Revel a widow named Linda, dressed in red, led the rioters assembling in the square. She mounted a lamp-post, and shouted ...
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SOUTH AFRICAN SCHOOLS.
An influential meeting held in London pledged itself to support the Archbishop of Canterbury's fund for the establishment of public schools in South Africa. ...
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MUTINY UNDER CONTROL.
A St. Petersburg telegram, despatched early to-day, states that private advices report the mutiny as under control. ...
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LORD SALISBURY.
The Marquis of Salisbury, who is Lord Privy Seal in the Balfour Administration has been successfully operated upon for appendicitis. ...
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AN OLD WOMAN'S TROUBLES
At the Police Court on Friday last a charge was brought by A. Knight against J. Mahoney, of refusing to give up possession of premises in ...
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LOOTING THE JEWS.
Many of the Odessa police looted the Jews so successfully that they are now able to retire from the force. Robbery and violence are still ...
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LADY RAWSON.
Admiral Sir Harry H. Rawson, K.C.B., Governor of New South Wales and Lady Rawson leave for Sydney on Friday, though Lady Rawson will have to ...
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GREAT LOCK-OUT.
A lock-out has occurred in the textile dyeing trades of Saxony and Thuringia. It affects altogether 65,000 workers. ...
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THREAT OF MURDER.
Police officers, under threat of murder, compelled the lawyers to destroy proofs showing the complicity of the police in the recent massacres. ...
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INLAND WIRES
Shortly after 3 o'clock this morning the Stanley Hall and library caught fire, and in an incredibly brief time was totally consumed, with the entire ...
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HOBART & SOUTH
Mr. J. C. Bain has secured the lease of the Cricket Ground in the Domain for the summer months, and will give a series of open-air concerts on a large scale, ...
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A GREAT STRIKE.
It is believed at St. Petersburg that the country is on the brink of a general strike. The committee of working delegates ...
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BRITISH UNEMPLOYED.
In the various theatres throughout the United Kingdom performances are to be given in aid of the fund for the relief of the unemployed. ...
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FAMINE IN JAPAN.
Terrible sufferings are reported from the famine-stricken districts of Japan. Some of the parents sold their children at from 1s 7d to 4s as servants, ...
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GENERAL BOOTH'S ESTIMATE.
General Booth, head of the Salvation Army, declares that at least 1,000,000 will be needed to relieve the unemployed for eight weeks. ...
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AMUSEMENTS.
At the Academy of Music on Wednesday evening next a short season of five nights will be commenced by the World's Bio-Tableau and Entertainers, ...
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HALIFAX GARRISON.
The [?]garrison has left Halifax for home, the Dominion Government having completed its arrangements with the British authorities. ...
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ELECTRICITY.
The London County Council has decided to promote a bill enabling it to supply London with electric energy. ...
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THE DECLARATION.
The Council of the Labour delegates decided to proclaim to-day a general strike throughout Russia. ...
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SUPREME COURT.
The prosecution case Taylor v. Thomas was resumed to-day. The defence was that plaintiff sold the whole of her effect of every kind to Thomas, and ...
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CAUSE OF THE TROUBLE.
It has been explained that, this action on the part of the Council is due to the sentencing to death of some of the mutineers at Kronstadt, the delay in the ...
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THE MIKADO.
The Mikado of Japan attended the shrine of She, and reported the successful conclusion of the war to the spirits of his ancestors. ...
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OBITUARY.
The death is announced of Mr. Whitehead the inventor of the famous Whitehead torpedo. ...
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GERMAN ATTITUDE.
It has been semi-officially declared at Berlin that the Government has no intention of interfering with Russia's internal affairs. ...
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A COTTAGE DESTROYED.
A fire occurred on Tuesday night in a cottage at the cast end of Victoria-street. Revs. Dazeley and Brammall were driving past about 1 a.m., when ...
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ESCAPED FROM BANDITS.
Mr. Wills, who was captured some months ago, has escaped from the bandits at Monastir and reached Resna. ...
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STRIKE IN FRANCE.
Forty per cent of the men employed in the arsenals of France have struck work. At the Toulon arsenal 6100 out of the ...
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MISSIONARY MEETING AT LONGFORD.
Considerable interest has always been shown by the Methodists at Longford in foreign mission work, and the large attendance at the Methodist Church on ...
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INLAND WIRES
The only case set down for hearing at the Court of Requests was Fawkes v. Bryants, being a claim for £75 in connection with a mining claim situated at ...
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COMMERCIAL.
Wheat and Flour.—The quantity of wheat and flour afloat for the United Kingdom is estimated at 1,890,000 quarters, against 1,795,000 quarters last ...
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POLISH DEMANDS.
If the movement for complete autonomy for Poland spreads in the Russian provinces further trouble will occur. The Government is determined ...
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HIGH COMMISSIONERSHIP.
The Agents-General have prepared collective reports on the proposal for the establishment of a High Commissioner's office for advertising Australian ...
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FUNERAL AT EVANDALE
The funeral of the late Mr. William Colgrave took place this afternoon, and was well attended. The remains were laid in the Church of England Cemetery, ...
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COMING EVENTS.
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DALGETY AND CO.
The only change in the quotation of Australian investment stocks on Change is in Dalgety and Co.s, which are quoted at 5 5s. ...
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COSTUME FOOTBALL MATCH
A fancy costume football match was played to-day between the Licensed Victuallers Associations of Queenstown and Zeehan. There was a fair attendance, ...
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LATROBE POLICE COURT.
At the local Police Court on Tuesday morning before Messrs. P. C. Maxwell, P.M., and A. Boatwright. J.P. Johana Swanson who was remanded from ...
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WHEN YOU CATCH COLD
Do not take chances on it wearing away or experiment with some unknown preparation, which will only half cure it at best, and leave the bronchial tubes ...
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METALS.
Silver.—Bars are quoted at 2s 5d per oz. standard. Nov. 15. Copper.—Standard brands are quoted ...
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SICK BABIES IN SUMMER.
It is during the warm months of summer that mothers have to be most careful of their little ones, and at the first unusual looseness of their bowels should ...
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