Old colonists never lose art opportunity to talk of old times. After the ceremony of university the station of Col. Light had been[?]ued many of them gather. ...
Article : 1,307 wordsThe New York attorney, Albeit F.Patick, who was sentenced to death in 1901 in the charge of having murdered Mr. William Marsh Rice an American ...
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Article : 631 wordsFirst class—Elsie Eleanor Cowperthwaite, B.A. ...
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Article : 112 wordsIn reply to the emphatic protest made yesterday by the manager of the agents of the wrecked steamer Australian against the indignity placed upon the Chinese ...
Article : 214 wordsFirst Class (in order of merit).—William Lurence Bragg, Joseph Leslie Glasson, Louis Warneeke McN[?]ara, Jacob Jona and Victor Robert Mitton equal[?] Arthur ...
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Article : 127 wordsA Tangier telegram states that Raisuli, the brigand chief who exercises jurisdiction over a large stretch of country on the coast of northern Morocco has in his camp two ...
Article : 393 wordsFirst Class.—Arthur Tarlton Jefferis. Second Class—Olive Ger[?]unde Newman Third Class.—Benjamin John Gates. ...
Article : 21 wordsThe Brooklands Automobile Club at Weybridge, Surrey, has offered a prize of £2,500 to the owners of the first airship on the aeroplane principle which shall fly a ...
Article : 68 wordsReferring to-day to the statement that the customs authorities had forbidden 25 Chinese passengers from the steamer Australian to kind at Thursday, ...
Article : 374 wordsFirst Class.—None. Second Class (in order of merit).—George Coutts Ligertwood, Olive Abbott Giles. Third Class (in alphabetical order).—A: ...
Article : 137 wordsIn the October circular of the Emigrants' Information Office London, the statement was published recently that "in South Australia there is no demand for more labour." ...
Article : 753 wordsOf the years there have been a number of we[?]ped and fantastic flying machines invented pantented,and even made, but for dow[?]right grotes[?]sness it would be hard ...
Article : 335 wordsIn the University list in connection with the junior division for the theory of music the names of Ethel Doris Annells. Kathleen J. Matthews, and Annie Marie Gellert ...
Article : 64 wordsWe [?] of 321 youths who were on the morning ship Algeerias, which was buirnt in Toulon Harbour, were rescued, but they were only taken off the jessed ...
Article : 120 wordsFirst Class.—Louise Koeppen Henderson (Miss Sheppard). Edith Mary Clara Hughes (Elder Conservation). Lilian Alice George (private tuition). ...
Article : 230 wordsA fresh diplomatic "incident" has arisen between France and Turkey, owing to an unprovoked attack having been made upon M. Legrand ...
Article : 89 wordsThe Pretoria returned at Noon to-day from the stranded steamer Australian, bringing the firemen and about tons of general cargo. ...
Article : 278 wordsThe struggle for supremacy in the Welsh Parly in the House of Commons between Mr. Lloyd George (President of the Board of Trade) and Mr. D. A. Thomas (Liberal ...
Article : 75 wordsAn accident, which may have for reaching and ala[?]ing consequences, occurred on Monday at the Merey Hospital, Pictsburg. State of Pennsy va[?]ng. ...
Article : 114 wordsOn Sunday evening the wind set out on a frolic, and whirled down the gullies and through the metropolis an glee. As the morning approached, ...
Article : 367 wordsAn official enquiry has been held at Takio into the causes of the disaster to the battleshing Mikasi, which sank at Sase[?] through an explosion in her magazine ...
Article : 76 wordsIn the House of Commons on Monday, Sir Henry campball Bannerman resorted to the closure in order to expedite the passing of the Bill for the Abolition of ...
Article : 71 wordsFirst Class.—Harold Flinders Mitchell. Second Class.—William Kenneth Backewell, John Homburg, Henry Mortimer Muirhead. ...
Article : 407 wordsFurther sensational evidence has been given at the enquiry concerping the shooting of Dr. Herbert, by Cesbron a Frenchman, at Bois je Roy. ...
Article : 119 wordsThe Japanese Administration in Corea is pushing forward several important railway, [?]harbour, and roadmaking [?]aterprise. One of the latest undertaking is the construction ...
Article : 52 wordsThe Land Tenure Hill was read a first time of the House of Lords on Monday. ...
Article : 22 wordsThe British transport steamer Rew[?] 3,900 tens, ran ashore in flic Suez Canal on Monday, and the efforts to get her off have hitherto failed. ...
Article : 43 wordsGen. Negrier, the French military authority, is recommending the [?]menccau Government to disband 13 regiments of cuire[?]siers, thansreleasing 9.000 men and as many ...
Article : 63 wordsA serious acc[?]lent with loss of life, oc-curred at the Calliope Dock to-day. We May and R. Chn[?] are mining, and there is little doubt that they have been drowned. ...
Article : 202 wordsIt has been ascertained that, owing to the grocers boycott of the wares of the manufacturers who had joined the Soap Combine, the amalgamated concern during ...
Article : 42 wordsOwing to the great scarcity of meat in Germany, consequent upon the high t[?]eriff the exports of herrings from Lowestoft and Yarmouth have increased in value in ...
Article : 42 wordsMr. Justice Puring sum[?]ned up to-day in the conspiracy charge against W. P. Crick. W. N. Willis, and C. Bath. His Honor dealt critieally with the evidence, ...
Article : 256 wordsThe Duke of Fife, who is a son-in-law of King Edward, has made a handsome pre-sent to the towns of Banff and Manfishire. ...
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The Register (Adelaide, SA : 1901 - 1929), Wed 28 Nov 1906, Page 7
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