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  2. INTERSTATE INTELLIGENCE STRANGE SHOOTING CASE.

    A strange case of shooting occurred some time last night at North Fitzroy. Minnie King, aged 20, employed at MucRobertson’s factory, was found in new ...

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  3. DOOMED.

    The Executive to-day decided that the death sentence passed upon the young man named Ernest Austin, for the wi[?]ful murder of a little girl named Ivy ...

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  4. OAKEY DAIRYING.

    A very largely attended meeting of Onkey dairy farmers, was held at Sch[?]tz’s Hall, Oakey, at 2 o’clock yeserday afternoon, to meet the ...

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  5. CABLES CONDENSED.

    It is semi-officially stated that the Greeks at Salonika arrested Stiro Rurujieff, a wealthy merchant, and conveyed him to Volo, where they subjected him ...

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  6. ALL ABOUT PEOPLE.

    The Right Reverend Dr. Long, Bishop of Btthurst, will conduct a service for mens only at three o’clock to-morrow afternoon at St. James’s Church. ...

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  7. POOR GATES.

    The New York correspondent of the "Daily Citizen ” reports that Mayne’s team of Australian cricketers is stranded in cousequence of the poor gates, ...

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  8. THE WEATHER.

    An Antarctic disturbance is enusing unsettled weather in Tasmania, Victoria Southern New South Wales and the eastern part of South Australia, while ...

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  9. VICTORIAN STRIKES.

    A meeting of the Victorian executive of the Mi[?]s’ Association decided to continue the fight at Bendigo against employment of non-unionist labor in ...

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  10. A SHIPPING STRIKE.

    The voyage of the Cunard liner Antonia was delayed several hours at Southamipton, the crew striking. They complained of the food and demanded ...

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  11. JAPAN

    Japan has sent in a note to the chinese Government, demanding an apology for the insult to Japanese at [?]ankow and Shankung, and the murder of the ...

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  12. OAKEY DISTRICT DECISION.

    "The Chronielo" has said, [?]ell along that the Oakey farmers could be trus[?]ed to decide dnirying matters for th[?]sdlves. They have decided for ITomy" ...

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  13. CHOLERA DEVASTATION.

    The Adriati[?] cholera epidemi[?] at Budapest is spreading, BUCHAREST, Friday. Of 1555 onses of choledu in Roumania, ...

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  14. FATALITIES.

    Norman Simpson, a guard, aged 31 years had both legs out of throught being run over by a train at Clyde, during shunting operations.He died ...

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  15. HOME RULE.

    The "Daily News" parliamentary correspondont status that the, really serious passage in Lord Loreburn’s lotter is that relating, to general elections re Home ...

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  16. CATTLE DYING

    The dry weather is affecting the cattle, many of winch are reported to be dying. The water in the town is becoming ...

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  17. A SENSATION.

    A youth named Okada, aged 18 years, to-day, committed harakiri, [?]o confessed to having murdered Abe, the official of the Japanese foreign office. ...

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  18. DRAYTON DEVIATION.

    We have been informed on excellent authority that when the Estimates were first drawn up the sum of £50,000 was set down for the Drayton deviation. It ...

    Article : 178 words
  19. FOUR-FOLD FATALITY.

    Count Zeppelin had accepted the K[?]iser’s invitation to attend the mano[?]vres aboard the airship L, but ciroumsta[?]es caused an alteration of the ...

    Article : 83 words
  20. RUN OVER BY A TRAIN.

    The Bunbury night express, when near Cookernup, bumpsed over something which severely joited the carriages. The trian was topped, and the body of a ...

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  21. BEEF FOR ARMY.

    TH[?] Fall Mall Gazette" reports that Thomas Bor[?]wick and Sons, L[?]mited, have secured the contract for the supply of frozen beef for the army. The ...

    Article : 113 words
  22. CLIFTON RACES.

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  23. OBITUARY.

    The many friends of Mr. James Carey, of Gooni[?]angea and formerly of, Gowrie Junction, was regret to hear Of his death which took place yesterday. ...

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  24. SENTENCE OF DEATH.

    At the Dubbe Circuit Court, yesterday, before Mr. Justice Pring, the hearing of the charge againat Ernest Alfred Brad[?]y, of Hormidale, near Cobar, of ...

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  25. AVIATOR’S DARING FEAT

    Lieutenant Nestroft, flyng in a N[?]uwort machine at Rieff, desribed a conpote vertical [?]lo at a hieight of 1800 feet, and then volplaned to the earth. ...

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  26. MRS. THAW.

    It is reported that Evelyn Jhaw is seeking to [?]ter Canada under a theatricul engagement, But the inunigration authorities are likely to deport her. ...

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  27. DARDADINE MURDER.

    The trial of James O'Brion, on a eharge of the murder of Peter Hausen, a selector, near Dardadine, was concluded yesterday. ...

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  28. THE ANTARCTIC.

    Mr. J. Foster Stackhouse, who is t[?] lend an expedition in 1914 to explore King Edward VII. Land in the AntareLio was an intimate associate of the [?]ats ...

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  29. HIT UP JACK JOHNSON.

    The hearing was continued to-day of the charge preferred against a taxi-cab driver named Starling, of reckless collision with Jack Johnson’s motor car. ...

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  30. MILITARY CAMP

    The eleventh infuntry regiment of the citizen forces went into camp at Newtown Park yesterday morning after marching from the drill shed, and will ...

    Article : 278 words
  31. DOCTOR OR PEOPLE?

    Addressing a meeting at Colorado yesterday, Dr. J. H. [?]illog, of Michigan, declared that the human race was gr[?]dually becoming insane. The ...

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  32. SEVEN OF SMALLPOX.

    Seven cases od smallpox were reported to day. ...

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  33. DALBY NEW HOSPITAL.

    In collection With the new hospital for Dalby, his Worship the Mayor (Alderman W. R. Hunter) explained at to-night’s meeting of the Hospital ...

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  34. ANCIENT POMPEIT.

    Excavations have revealed the ruins of the Port of Pompeii, 1350 metres from the existing sea shore, and buried under seven motres of earth, lava, and ...

    Article : 35 words
  35. ROOF FALLS IN.

    The roof, several flbors and part of the walls of a large building in Georgestreet, city, occupied by Beard and Watson, furniture merchants, collapsed ...

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  36. FEDERAL PARLIAMENT.

    In the House of Representatives today,The Audit Act Ameudinent Bill was disbussed in committee, and tle Opposition members sought to restrict the ...

    Article : 79 words
  37. PUBLIC SERVICE.

    The examination of candidates (male and female) for admission to the ordinary and professional division of the Public Service will be held in Brisba[?]e and ...

    Article : 72 words
  38. CHURCH CONGRESS.

    The Australian Anglican Church Congress continued its discussion this afternoon, when several papers were read on missionary work. ...

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  39. WAGES BOARDS.

    The Executive to-day approved of the appointment of wages boards for the following trades, etc:—Mechanionl engineers, south-estern division, 12 ...

    Article : 75 words
  40. G.U.O.O.F.

    The bi-monthly meeting of the past officers of the above order was held in the Oddfellows Hall on Thursday evening. District Master Bro. Robinson in ...

    Article : 336 words
  41. BOXING.

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  42. A MEMBER NAMED.

    In the House of Representatives yesterday, Mr. Webster (N.S.W.) got into conflict with the Speaker, and was named. Interjections were falling fast ...

    Article : 129 words
  43. GATTON’S HOSPITAL.

    At an indignation meeting held in the School of Arts this evening, there were 280 persons present, including a considerable number of [?]adies. ...

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  44. HOLMAN’S HOUR.

    In the New South Wales Parliament yesterlay, Mr. Wade moved his motion, impugning the administration of the Minister for Works (Mr. Griffith). The ...

    Article : 84 words
  45. AUSTRALIAN AUTONOMY.

    The evening session of the Church Congress was deyoted to a diso[?]ssion on autonomy. Canon Osborne considered that the ...

    Article : 95 words
  46. KILLED

    News was to-day received from Yarraman, stating that W. Yarrow was killed while loading timber at Upper Yarraman ...

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  47. A COMPLAINT

    Speaking to-day of Mr. Fin[?]ayson's complaint in regard to the arrangemonts made for the British Parliamentary party, the Premier (Mr. Denham) said ...

    Article : 92 words
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  49. WHAT WILL YOOR MIRROR SAY?

    When you try on your-Suit. It will tell you that your Suit is the most stylish, the most perfect’ ditting. the most becoming Suit you ever had. ...

    Article : 49 words
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    King Carol, of Rouman[?]a, who set out to take charge of an army at the age of 74, has the distinolion of representing the senior branch of the Holienzoll[?]en ...

    Article : 75 words
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