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  2. WESTERN AUSTRALIAN RAILWAY TROUBLE.

    The trouble between the Locomotive Engine Drivers and Firemen's Association and the Commissioner for Railways came before the Arbitration Court yesterday, ...

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  3. A DISASTER IN CANADA.

    On Monday a square mile of land from the side of a mountain slid into the bed of the Dulievre River, in Canada, blocking it for l½ miles, and wrecking the ...

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  4. THE FAR EAST.

    An apparently officially inspired, statement ia made in London to the effect that various Powers who have treaty rights with the Imperial Court at Pekin affecting their ...

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  5. THE ALLEGED FORCED MARRIAGE.

    The alleged forced marriage case, in which John G. Cheesbrough, Henry Junes Marshall, and Maggie Maud Cheesbrough were charged that they did conspire, ...

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  6. THE FISCAL FIGHT.

    On Monday evening Sir Henry Fowler, Liberal M.P. for East Wolverhampton, and formerly a Cabinet Minister, delivered au address on the fiscal question ...

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  7. EARLY SOUTH AUSTRALIA

    At the meeting of the Central Road Board on Tuesday an animated discussion on the merits of the proposals for a road to Houston resulted in a resolution that ...

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  8. CONCERNING PEOPLE.

    On Friday afternoon the Governor-General and Lady Tennyson will hold their second garden party at Government House, Melbourne. On Saturday their ...

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  9. "WEAKENING THE HEART OF THE EMPIRE."

    Mr. James Bryce, liberal M.P. for Aberdeen, addressing a public meeting at Tunbridge Wells, said that the adoption by the Government of the policy of protection was ...

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  10. OVERSEA SHIPPING.

    At London or Channel.—Nineveh. Wakool, Gulf of Taranto, Persic, Mimiro, Vaczin, Gera.—Departures.— ...

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  11. THE BURNSIDE ESTATE.

    The Burnside Estate, near Strathalbyn, was submitted to auction on Tuesday afnoon by Elder, Smith, & Co., Limited, in conjunction with Bagot, Shakes, & Lewis, ...

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  12. THE BROTHERS CHAMBERLAIN.

    While we are all engaged, in exchanging fiscahties the Chamberlain faintly, outwardly divided, are engaged in gardening (wrote The Daily Chronicle on September 9). On ...

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  13. COST OF FEDERATION.

    Sir George Turner denies the complaints that Parliament has displayed any extravagance in connection with the South Australian transferred departments, as the ...

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  14. THE REVOLT IN TURKEY.

    Abdul Hamid, the Sultan of Turkey, has issued an irade, ordering his representative officials in Macedonia to scrupulously put into execution- the Austro-Rissian ...

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  15. AN OLD MAN MURDERED.

    Arthur Jones, a young man, was placed on trial at the Tamworth Circuit Court to-day for the murder of John Hynes, an old man, at Manilla, on September 4. Accused ...

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  16. LORD STANLEY CAUTIOUS.

    Lord Stanley, the new Postrmaster-General, speaking at West. Houghton, on Monday, said he heartily concurred in the policy outlined in Mr. Balfour's address ...

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  17. VICTORIA.

    At a meeting of the council of the Royal Agricultural Society to-day a subcommittee was appointed to prepare a scheme for establishing a Clydesdale stud book and a ...

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  18. "THE POWERFUL, ELOQUENT, AND BRILLIANT PREMIER."

    Lieut.—Col. W. Bromley-Davenport, the new Financial Secretary to the War Office, told an audience aft Maeelesfield that the Vernier and Mr. Arnold Forster (the new ...

    Article : 119 words
  19. A RIVER JUBILEE.

    A notable jubilee occurs to-day—that of the opening of trade on the River Murray. Our "Early South Australia" column has from time to time recorded the progress ...

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  20. THE LATE RAILWAY STRIKE.

    The Full Court commenced the hearing to-day of a case to test the validity of the Government's action in dispensing with the services of the railway servants at the tuns ...

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  21. BULGARIA RESTRAINING THE BANDS.

    In response to the Austro-Russian demand that martial law should be proclaimed on the Bulgarian frontier, the Sofia government has ordered that revolutionary ...

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  22. THE CZAR.

    An official report from Darmstadt states that) owing to circumstances over which be has no control, the Czar is obliged to postpone the visit which he intended to ...

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  23. BATHING FATALITIES.

    The swimming season, which opened this month, has been attended by eight or ten drowning accidents. At an inquest to-day concerning the death of Edward Dunn, ...

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  24. A CANADIAN MISSIONARY.

    Mr. Chamberlain's proposals are to be advocated on British platforms by the Hon. George E. Foster, M.P., D.C.L., LLD., member of the Privy Council of Canada, ...

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  25. A MACEDONIAN RELIEF FUND.

    Dr. Randall Thomas Davidson, Archbishop of Canterbury, has issued an urgent appeal for the united support of all British Christians to the Macedonian Relief Fund. ...

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  26. THE THUNDERSTORM.

    Additional reports to hand to-day show that considerable damage was done in various parts of the country by last evening's thunderstorm. The rain at Heathcote, ...

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  27. UNEASY GERMANS.

    The German agrarian newspapers appear to be growing uneasy concerning the possible effects of the proposed British corn tax. They recall how France's tax on ...

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  28. SPEECH BY THE CHANCELLOR OF THE EXCHEQUER.

    Mr. J. Austen Chamberlain made a speech on Monday at Acocks Green, Worcestershire, in response to his constituents' congratulations on his appointment as ...

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  29. THE MONROE DOCTRINE.

    Owing to the introduction in the National Assembly of San Domingo, the black republic in the island of Hayti, of a Bill establishing the neutrality of the Dominican ...

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  30. AN UNHAPPY COUPLE.

    The alleged poisoning case of the girl Ada June Boyton, in the Wagga district, culminated yesterday, when William Boyton, father of the girl, committed suicide. ...

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  31. KING LEOPOLD.

    The King of the Belgians is visiting Vienna as the guest of the Emperor Francis Joseph. The Countess de Lonyay (Princess ...

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  32. PROTECTIONISM AND MUSIC.

    Sir. Fletcher Robinson, the well-known journalist, has written o song, entitled "John Bull's store," in favour of preferential trade The verses have been set to ...

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  33. PROTESTANT UNION.

    In the course of his address at the opening of the annual session of the Church of England Assembly to-day Bishop Clarks said the articles set down by the ...

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  34. A TAX ON LIVE STOCK.

    The Daily Express states that Mr. Chamberlain's proposals include a duty on live cattle, as well as on meat, from foreign lands. ...

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  35. A DISAPPOINTED DEPUTATION.

    A deputation representing the Loddon United Water Trust waited upon the Premier (Mr. Irvine) to urge that the liabilities of the trust should be written down ...

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  36. THE VICTORIAN LOAN.

    The Financial Times affirms that as no fresh money is required by the Victoria government, the conversion loan which that state is seeking to float will probably ...

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  37. FLOODS IN AMERICA.

    Though the floods in the States of New Jersey and New York are subsiding, terrible inconvenience, Buffering, and loss arc being experienced by many thousands of ...

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  38. A COBDENITE REPLY TO MR. BALFOUR.

    Mr. Harold Cos (Secretary of the Cobden Club), in a pamphlet containing a reply to Mr. Balfour's speech at Sheffield, asserts that Europe and the United States ...

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  39. A NARROW ESCAPE.

    John Hamilton, aged 53 years, an ex-engine driver of the Victorian railways, bad a wonderful escape from death this morning. He was employed at Heathcote, ...

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  40. AN EXCITED SHOEBLACK.

    A bootblack carrying on business in the vicinity of King street suddenly developed unusual symptoms this morning, and started on a career of playful devastation. He ...

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  41. COMMERCE AND FINANCE.

    Money.—The open money market for the discount of there months bills is 3 11-l6d. per cent. The Bank of England rate in i per cent. ...

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  42. WHAT THE SHIPPERS THINK.

    Mr. Hill (Secretary of the Liverpool Steamship Owners' Association) rays that under tho present fiscal policy, vessels registered and owned in Liverpool, carry on an ...

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  43. GENERAL CABLE NEWS.

    Sir scholars in South Africa and five in Germany have been selected under the conditions of the Cecil Rhodes' scholarships. No others will enter into residence ...

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  44. LATEST STOCK QUOTATIONS.

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  45. MR. REID'S ATTITUDE.

    Rp. Reid addressed a good meeting at the Protestant Ball to-night. Said Mr. Keid:—"There are two ways of promoting the welfare and unity of the empire, but ...

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  46. WIFE MURDER.

    Charles Augustus Gale, printer and pressman, was at the Goulbarn Circuit Court to-day placed on trial on a charge of laving murdered his wife, Susan Gale, at ...

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  47. STRONG CRITICISMS BY MR. WINSTON CHURCHILL.

    Mr. Winston Churchill, Conservative member for Oldham since 1900, in a letter to his constituents, avowed bluntly that lie was flatly opposed to Mr. Chamberlain, ...

    Article : 133 words
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  49. THE EFFECT OF "DUMPING" SUGAR INTO ENGLAND.

    Mr. David Lloyd George, Liberal member for Carnarvon since 1890, speaking at Oldham, Laneashire, ridiculed Mr. Chamberlain's statement, at Greenock in denunciation of the foreign export bounties on ...

    Article : 79 words
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