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  2. AMERICAN TARIFFS. Revision of Wool Schedule.

    The ways, and means committee of the House of Representatives will commence the revision of the wool schedule on Monday. The Democrats are divided as to the ...

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  3. ROOM FOR TEN MILLIONS.

    For fourteen years—from 1887 to 1901—immigrants poured into the United States at the rate of about half a million a year. Since 1901 the annual figures have more than ...

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  4. THE NEW UNIONISM.

    A meeting of the Melbourne Tramway Company's Employees' Union was held last night at the Temperance-hall. Mr J. A. Proctor (president) was in the chair. ...

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  5. POWERS IN MOROCCO. GERMANY'S WARNING TO FRANCE.

    The French newspapers comment on the warning issued by the "North German Gazette" on behalf of Germany, reminding France of the limitations of her role in ...

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  6. WAR IN MEXICO.

    The armistice between Federals and Insurgents in Northern Mexico has been extended to five days. Formal peace negotiations will be begun at El-Paso ...

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  7. THE CAUSE OF PEACE. INTERNATIONAL ARBITRATION.

    The King has written to the Lord Mayor of London (Alderman Sir T. V. Strong), expressing his gratification at the resolutions passed at the great meeting held at the ...

    Article : 107 words
  8. BRITISH POLITICS. THE VETO BILL.

    The debate in committee stage on the Parliament Bill, limiting the veto of the House of Lords, was concluded yesterday. The debate was lifeless. Clauses 3, 4, and ...

    Article : 144 words
  9. GOODS TRAIN WRECKED.

    SEYMOUR, Wednesday.—Mangalore, the junction of the main North-Eastern and Goulburn Valley railway lines, was the scene of an accident last night, when a goods ...

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  10. PERSONAL.

    The first race meeting in Victoria attended by Sir Thomas Gibson Carmichael, the State Governor, was at Caulfield, and the last to be attended by him will be on ...

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  11. CANTON REBELS. BRITISH MARINES ACTING.

    Router's correspondent in Peking reports in connection with the revolutionary movement in Canton that British marines are guarding Sha-mein, the foreign residential ...

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  12. PREPARING THE TREATY.

    President Taft and Mr. P. C. Knox, Secretary of State, yesterday discussed the Anglo-American draft treaty of arbitration at a Cabinet meeting. President Taft does ...

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  13. GREAT BRITAIN SATISFIED.

    Sir Edward Grey, Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs, in answer to a question by Mr. John Dillon in the House of Commons to-day, said that France's action in ...

    Article : 307 words
  14. LAND BANK BILL.

    In the House of Lords yesterday, Lord Dunmore (Conservative) introduced a Small Ownership National Land Bank Bill. The bill proposes that advances be made by a ...

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  15. MISSING SAILOR FOUND.

    Arundel, a British member of the crew of the wrecked steamer Asia, who disappeared, and was believed to have fallen into the hands of pirates, has been found. ...

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  16. WAIHI MINE. LONDON CONTROL FAVOURED.

    Mr. Topham, who acts as proxy for the Wellington committee of shareholders in the Waihi G.M. Co., New Zealand, has written to the newspapers, stating that he ...

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  17. FARMERS' FREE LIST.

    The House of Representatives, which is considering the Farmers' Free List Bill, yesterday debated the free listing of agrcultural implements and of certain ...

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  18. CABINET PATRONAGE.

    The Labour party has initiated a memorial to the Prime Minister, Mr. Asquith, asking for a disinterested inquiry into Cabinet patronage. Mr. P. Snowden, ...

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  19. PRIEST MURDERED.

    The murder of a priest in most extrordinary circumstances occurred on Sunday in the city of Motril. The priest, whose name was Farquit, was ...

    Article : 90 words
  20. CANADIAN RECIPROCITY.

    The "Frankfurter Zeitung," discussing the situation which would be treated by the signing of the Canadian-American tariff reciprocity treaty, says that Germany has a ...

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  21. IRISH PARTIES.

    Mr. Patrick Guiney, an O'Brienite, in an address at Cork to the "All for Ireland" party, stated that the Irish Nationalist party had offered him £1,000 if he would ...

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  22. FEELING IN NEW ZEALAND.

    WELLINGTON, Wednesday.—In reference to the cable message from London regarding the Waihi Gold-mining Company, the Wellington committee of shareholders ...

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  23. THE BELEAGUERED CITY.

    Letters received in England from Fez state that the attacking Berbers are dressed as if for a feast, and are followed by women, mounted on males. ...

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  24. NAVAL SHIPBUILDING.

    The Lisbon correspondent of the "Daily News" records another of a series of triumpls gained by British naval engineering firms. The commission which was appointed ...

    Article : 196 words
  25. DANGERS OF FLYING. MARVELLOUS ESCAPE.

    Wynmalen, the well-known aviator, who in October last held the altitude record, has had a remarkable escape from death whilst aeroplaning at Lue. Some mishap befel ...

    Article : 61 words
  26. ACCUSED MINISTER.

    Mr. Frank Oliver, Minister of the Interior, has given a flat tdenial to the charge of graft in connection with a railway land transaction. He asks for a full ...

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  27. FROZEN MEAT TRADE.

    Sir George Reid (High Commissioner for the Commonwealth) and Sir W. Hall-Jones (High Commissioner for New Zealand) were guests at the annual dinner given last night ...

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  28. CATTLE RAIDERS.

    Inter-tribal warfare his occurred in Northern Morocco. The Beni-Hassan tribesmen, who were the first to rebel against Mulai Hafid, hearing that Major Bremond's ...

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  29. FATAL FALL.

    Lieutenant Rosen was making a flight in an aeroplane at Mulhouse, in Alsace-Lorraine, when the machine fell from a height of 200ft. The aviator was killed. ...

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  30. SOUTH WALES STRIKE.

    The Coal-owners' Association, in South Wales, has declined to agree to the proposal of the Miners' Pederation that the Cambrian dispute should be referred to ...

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  31. STUDENT IN SKY-SCRAPER.

    For an hour and a half last night Mr. George Murdoch, a young man, was a prisoner in a high building in Collins-street and it was not until the fire brigade was ...

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  32. FLIGHTS AT BENDIGO.

    BENDIGO, Wednesday.—Mr. J. Duigan, of Spring Plains, gave a fine exhibition of flights with his aeroplane at the Bendigo racecourse to-day. On each occasion he ...

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  33. GENERAL CABLE NEWS.

    The training schooner Steadfast, manned by 40 boys and 4 officers, has gone ashore at Thameshaven. She is lying broaside on, and is in danger of breaking up. ...

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  34. OBSTACLES ON LINE.

    BALLARAT, Wednesday.—What appears to have been an attempt to derail the afternoon train from Maryborough to Ballarat was made to-day at a spot about 200 yards ...

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  35. FINANCIAL TELEGRAMS. AUSTRALASIAN SHARES, &c.

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  36. LOS ANGELES OUTRAGE.

    Detective Rurns, who arrested M'Namara, the union secretary on a charge of blowing up the "Los Angles Times" office with dynamite, has received a letter, in which the ...

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  37. RAILWAY PIONEER DEAD

    The death is announced of Mr. J. H. Reeve, who took a leading part in the construction of the main line of railway in Tasminia between Hobart and Launceston. ...

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  38. WRECKED DERGEDORF.

    A salvage contract has been arranged in connection with the cargo of the GermanAustralian steamer Bergedorf, which went ashore at Cape Comorin, on April 3, on a ...

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  39. LONDON, May 2. SILVER.

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  40. WORKMEN'S PENSIONS.

    The Workmen's Pension Act, which was promulgated by Presidential decree in April last, does not promise to be successful. A very small proportion of prospective ...

    Article : 158 words
  41. RAILWAY BLOCK.

    Exasperating inconvenience and some sensation was caused yesterday evening by a block on the railway-line at Toorak. The engine of the 6.15 p.m. train from ...

    Article : 261 words
  42. HOUNDSDITCH MURDERS.

    The trial of the Russians alleged to be concerned in the Houndsditch murder was continued to-day at the Old Bailey. After some evidence had been given, Mr. ...

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  43. MINING SHARES.

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  44. COMMERCIAL TELEGRAMS

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  45. CENSUS RESULTS. FURTHER FIGURES.

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  46. BILLIARDS.

    A billiard match has been arraged between George Gray, the Australian champion, and Melbourne laman, for £200 a side. It will be of 10,000 up, level: crystallate ...

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  47. OFFICERS IN THE AIR.

    SYDNEY, Wednesday.—The holding of the annual light Horse trining camp at Liverpool coincident with the visit of Hammond, the aviator, to Sydney has afforded ...

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  48. BUSH NURSING.

    Lady Gibson Carimchael presided for the last time during her term of office at the committee meeting of the Victorian Bush Nursing Association, held yesterday ...

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  49. LOSS OF THE YONGALA.

    BRISBANE, Wednesday.—The loss of the steamer Yongala having occurred in Queensland waters it becomes neccessary for the registrar-general to register the draths ...

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  50. VICE-REGAL ACCOMMODATION.

    Arrangements are to be made by the State authorities to rent a villa at Malvern, near the State Government-house, for the use of the children and staff of the new Governor ...

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  51. MOANA'S MISHAP.

    WELLINGTON, Wednesday.—When leaving Lyttelton to-night, the steamer Moana's steering gear become jammed. The steamer went on the rocks, but was ...

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  52. MIS-STATEMENT OF AGES.

    Mr. Knibbs, the Commonwealth statistician, yesterday received a number of communications from people3 int[?]ating that they had incorrectly stated their ages on ...

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  53. GOVERNOR'S LEVEE.

    The following announcement regarding the Governor's farewell levee at Parliament-house at 12 o'clock on Wednesday, May 17, is published in the State ...

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  54. LAW NOTICES.—(This Day.)

    At half-past 10.—The Federal Enginedrivers' and Firemen's Association v. The Mount Lyell Company and others (part heard). SUPREME COURT. ...

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  55. STEAMER ILFORD SAFE.

    SYDNEY, Wednesday.—The French mail steamer Culedonien, from New Caledonia, brought the news that the steamer [?]ford, which left Valparaiso on March 24 ...

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  56. WILLS AND ESTATES.

    Tobias Stephens, late of Mystic-park, farmer, who died on February 8 last, left, by will dated October 28, 1910, estate consisting wholly of personalty, valued at £2,425, to his window and ...

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  57. CITY OF MALVERN.

    Upwards of 50 leading citizens assembled on Wednesday night at the Malvera townhall, at the invitation of the mayor (Councillor M'Kinley), for the purpose of making ...

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  58. TASMANIAN FIGURES.

    HOBART, Wednesday.—Rough returns for 19 ceasus districts give a total of 160,512 people. The districts still to come are Wellington, West Devon, Monmouth, and ...

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  59. FATAL IMPALEMENT.

    SYDNEY, Wednesday.—A dreadful dent at Ballina yesterday resulted in the death of a man named Edward Sydney Coomes. He was passing a saw-bench at ...

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  60. MISSING BOAT.

    CAIRNS, Wednesday.—The 18 foot "[?]attio" Valda, with W. Fracis, C. Francis, J. Carl, F. Crawford, A. Alston, and a boy named Donald Sharp on board, left ...

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  61. TIME WRECK BROKEN UP.

    MT. GAMBIER, Wednesday.—The steamer Time, which was wreeked on this coast on January 13, has practically disappeared. The recent spell of heavy weather ...

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  62. WEALTHY HOSPITAL PATIENT.

    SYDNEY, Wednesday.—On Monday night Catherine Sh[?]elds, a native of Victor[?], died suddenly in the Sydney hospital. She fell down an embank[?]ent on ...

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  63. HOUSEBREAKING AT HAWTHORN.

    It has been reported to the police that the residence of Mr. Charles Ta[?]all, Barton-street, Hawthorn, was broken into on Tuesday afternoon, one of the windows ...

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  64. INFLUENZA AT BROKEN HILL.

    BROKEN HILL, Wednesday.—Infl[?]za is again prevalent, a large proportion of the population being affected. Many other people are suffering from gastriti[?]. ...

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