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AMONG THE OLD FOLK.
I'm pawing fonder of my staff, I'm growing dimmer in the eyes, I'm growing fainter in my sighs— Put growing old. ... [ILLUSTRATED]
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THE PASSING SHOW.
An extraordinary vivid and minute account of the recent attempt on Mayor Gaynor's life is quoted from the victim's letter to a relative by The Standard's New York ...
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In the Beginning.
Originally a land surveyor, Rear-Admiral Peary was quite young when the idea came to him that he would like to be an explorer. He has himself told the story of ...
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LONDON CHAT.
There are signs that the truce between political parties, which has been fairly well observed since the death of King Edward, will not last very much longer. Some of ...
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TRADE & LABOUR.
At the meeting of the Trades and Labour Council on Friday night a case of alleged victimization was brought forward in connection with Goode, Durrant, &. Co.'s straw ...
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LONDON GOSSIP.
The Earl of Fingall, who has met with a serious accident in the hunting held, has held for many seasons the Mastership of the County Meath Foxhounds, the most ...
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BUILDERS' LABOURERS.
Members of the Victorian Master Builders Association have been given till Wednesday evening, November 10, by the Builders' Labourers' Union to say whether ...
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HERO OF THE ALPS.
The hero of the Alpine flight (M. Chavez) survived by ever five days the feat which will make his name for ever famous in aviation records. The young French ...
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FROM THE WORLD'S PRESS.
Money and Rothschilds are synonymous terms, but there was a time when even the Rothschilds were hard up, although that was so long ago that they might be ...
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THE GAWLER STRIKE.
GAWLER, October 29.—The trouble at Messrs. James Martin & Co.'s works is still unsettled, and there appears to be no hope an early termination. Several interviews ...
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FEDERATED IRONWORKERS.
The demand made by the Federated Ironworkers' Association for increased wages in foundries, which was mentioned in the Trades and Labour Council on ...
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VICTORIAN CLERKS' UNION.
At the last meting of the Victorian Clerk's Union the following resolution ws carried:—"That this union places on record its appreciation of the Verran ...
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TYPOGRAPHICAL SOCIETY.
The monthly meeting of the board of management of the Typographical Society was held at the Trades Hall on Saturday night. The President (Mr. F. W. Birrell) ...
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UNION OFFICIAL ON STRIKES.
At a meeting of the Victorian branch of the Federated Engine Drivers and Firemen's Association on Wednesday evening, the General Secretary (Mr. H. A. Mitchell) ...
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RIFLEMAN ARRESTED.
As a result of the investigations made in the executive council of the National Rifle Association, and the decision arrived at in connection with the score of the ...
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DRIVERS' ASSOCIATION.
The fortnightly meeting of the Adelaide branch of the Drivers' Association was held at the Trades Hall on Saturday night. Mr. J. Gunn presided. Brother Wilson was ...
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UNDERCLOTHING BOARD.
The new determination of the Victorian Underclothing Board has been received by the Minister of Labour. It raises the pay of adult employes from 4d. per hour ...
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COUNTERFEIT COIN.
Just before the Hotham Handicap was run on Saturday those in the betting enclosure at Flemington wondered why Detective Howard led two men in handcuffs ...
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SWEEPERS' STRIKE ENDED.
MELBOURNE, October 30.—Upon receiving an assurance that the Question of writes would be dealt with next week the city street sweepers who went on strike ...
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LOCO. SICK AND ACCIDENT SOCIETY.
The annual meeting of the Railway Loco. Employes' Sick and Accident Society was held at the Trades Hall on Saturday night. Mr. H. A. Marlow occupied the chair. The ...
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COLLIE COAL STRIKE ENDED.
PERTH, October 20.—The strike at the Scottish Collieries Mine, Collie Burn, caused by the dismissal of a wheeler named Simmonds, had been settled, and ...
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