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  2. BIG SYDNEY BLAZE.

    Fire broke out in the Crown Studio about 9.30 on Friday night and spread thence to Roberts' Hotel, at the corner of George and Market Streets. ...

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  3. INTERNATIONAL AFFAIRS Great Set-Back for the Spartacus Party

    The General Assembly of Independent Socialists at Berlin passed a resolution in favor of summoning a National Assembly. Thc resolution ...

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  4. LEAGUE OF NATIONS.

    A despatch from Mexico City says that the notoroius Von Eckhard, German Minister, has been recal[?]ed. The Chicago "News" Paris ...

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  5. MORE SNUBS.

    The Guards' regiment at Berlin has proclaimed that it will no longer recognise the authority of the Workers' and Soldiers' Councils. It is ...

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  7. MASKED ROBBER.

    An impudent attempt to hold up the Forbes mail train occurred between Perthville and Ortona Park about midnight last night. ...

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  8. HAPLESS HUNS.

    Mr. Doschelcurot cables from Berlin: For the past five days Berlin has been fined with returning troops, fully, armed, who are in no mood to trifle ...

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  9. THE RUSSIAN DANGER.

    A special, correspondent of the "Daily Chronicle" draws attention to the situation in Russia, which is causing great anxiety in official circles in ...

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  10. GERMAN NAVY.

    Mr. Gilbert, the "New York Evening Sun's" Paris correspondent, cables that President Wilson favors the destruction of the surrendered German ...

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  11. INFLUENZA EPIDEMIC. One More Death at Perth.

    Another death was recorded at Woodman's Point yesterday, but there have been no fresh cases. The Boonah's local men were landed ...

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  12. TO CLEAN UP RUSSIA.

    The New York "Times" Washington correspondent says According to diplomatic advices received to-day, a definite plan of action with a view to ...

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  13. DISCONTENT IN SOUTH AFRICA.

    Considerable discontent exists among railway and civil servants regarding the new scale of war bonuses, which is said to be unfair to the ...

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  14. DELIGHTED TO COME.

    The Australian Press interviewed Admiral Jellicoe, who said he was delighted at the opportunity of visiting Australia for the first time upon ...

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  15. Position Brighter.

    Although another death from pneumonic influenza and one fresh case were reported during the week-end, the position generally in quarantine is ...

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  16. THE JENSEN CASE. Ex-Minister Still Pugnacious.

    Mr. Jensen has made the following statement in regard to Senator Pearce's account in the Senate of the conversation he had with Mr. Jensen ...

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  17. BACK TO DIXIE.

    The United Press Paris correspondent says Mr. Hurley, in conference with the President, expressed the hope that the entire American army could ...

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  18. GENERAL PAU.

    General Pau and the members of the French mission left Melbourne yesterday by the Runic. Mr. Watt and Senator Pearce said good-bye to ...

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  19. "CONFIDENTIAL."

    Zurich reports that confidential documents produced at the Berlin congress showed Ebert and Schiedemann were in favor of a counter revolution ...

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  20. PRINCE OF WALES.

    It is understood the Prince of Wales will be accompanied to Australia by General Birdwood, and they will arrive here in the month of ...

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  21. THE CANADIAN ROUTE.

    The Canadian Railway War Board announces it is unable to arrange for the return of Australian fighting men across Canada to Australia until the ...

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  22. Cabinet Changes.

    Changes in the Cabinet as the result of Mr. Jensen's retirement formed the topic of conversation among Federal Members yesterday. It is ...

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  23. DARWIN DISTURBANCE. Restless Feeling Still Prevails.

    Further important developments have occurred in connection with Wednesday afternoon's demonstration. The local white carpenters have ...

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  24. BRITISH ELECTIONS.

    Oxford election resulted in a striking victory for the Coalition, which secured both seats, Lord Robert Cecil, 2771, and Dr. Protherto, 2546. ...

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  25. Censorship Explained.

    The Minister for Defence stated, yesterday that the reason why the Government exercised a censorship of telegrams from Darwin about the ...

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  26. A Second "Black Death."

    It has been estimated the influenzapneumonia epidemic has caused six millions deaths in three months, of which three millions were in India. It ...

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  27. HAIG'S HOMECOMING.

    Sir Douglas Haig and his Generals received a most remarkable welcome, hundreds of thousands of Londoners gathering between Charing Cross and ...

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  28. NEW ZEALAND'S WAR BILL.

    The cost of the war to New Zealand to the end of September was £51,418,000, excluding pensions. The loans raised totalled £61,905,000. ...

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  29. BRIDEGROOM'S TRAGEDY.

    Robert Leonard Hamlyn, aged 23 was found dead in the scrub near Wallaroo yesterday afternoon with his throat cut. He had arranged to ...

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  30. Rampant in Fiji.

    Fiji is being swept by the influenza epidemic, business has been almost completely suspended, and the food situation threatens to become ...

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  31. SERIOUS CHARGE.

    Charles Harley is being court-martialled at Cork, charged with possessing arms and plans for another rebellion. The documents particularised ...

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  32. "THE SURE SHIELD."

    A powerful British fleet, including the latest battle-cruisers, will visit the United States, and Australia and other Dominions as soon as peace is signed. ...

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  33. NEW RUSSIAN COMMAND.

    General Miller, a Russian General, formerly commander of an army corps in Bukovina, has left London for Archangel to take command of the ...

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  34. FEDERAL PARLIAMENT. The Senate.

    The Arbitration Bill passed all stages. The amendments by the Representatives in the Soldiers' Homes Bill ...

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  36. A COURT THAT DOES NOT COUNT.

    Fifteen British ships captured during the war and condemned as prizes by the Hamburg Court, have been released and are proceeding to England ...

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  38. House of Representatives.

    Mr. Watt said that a scheme for handling the important problems of demobilisation had been adopted. This necessitated the creation in ...

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  39. Britain Almost Normal.

    There is a reduction in the influenza death-rate, only 322 deaths occurring in London for the week, compared with 660 thc previous week. There ...

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  40. A BULGARIAN BOIL-OVER.

    The "Lokal Anzieger" reports that a revolution has broken out in Bulgaria. ...

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  41. NO HUNS WANTED.

    The Legislative Council has passed a resolution against the admission of Germans and Austrians to Ceylon. The local Chamber of Commerce has ...

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  42. CROWN LANDS.

    By Federal Gazette, Messrs. Knibbs (Federal Statistician), H. A. G. Curry, J.P. (President of the Land Appeal Court of N.S.W.), and Henry ...

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  43. SERBIA'S LOSSES.

    The total Serbian casualties were 322,000 killed and wounded. ...

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  44. NO ALTERNATIVE.

    When Mackensen was held up at Budapest, he endeavored to resist, but 200 soldiers with machine guns surrounded the station. The locomotive ...

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  45. CONGRESS OF SOVIETS.

    The Berlin Soviets Congress passed a resolution arrogating to its Council of six the entire political executive power of the empire, also Prussia, and ...

    Article : 74 words
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