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  2. THE DUEL.

    So serious has become the situation in Chicago that Mr. Roosevelt has departed for that centre to personally conduct his own campaign. ...

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  3. “THE WRITING.”

    The Neueste Nacbricbton organ of the great Krupp industry, has declared that the conference of British Ministers and officials at Malta is equivalent to a writing ...

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  4. INFANT MORTALITY.

    The Coroner concluded an inquest yesterday into the circumstances surrounding the death of child which had been placed by its mother in the Foundling Hospital at ...

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  5. THE RAILWAY SERVICE.

    The retirement of Mr. W. Rutt from the position of Chief Engineer of Railways, and the subsequent promotion to the office of Mr. J. C. B. Moncrieff, have opened the ...

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  6. ON THE WANE.

    The strike manifestly on the wane. There has been a notable increase of men resuming all along the docks. The London lightermen are now the real ...

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  7. DRAW AT NOTTINGHAM.

    The South Africans opened their first innings, in reply to the county's 261, with Taylor and Hartigan, and by the luncheon adjournment had lost 2 ...

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  8. DESERT WAR.

    'As has been the case frequently before, there have been tales told regarding the conflict in the Tripolitan desert. Yesterday Italian messages from Rome ...

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  9. THE SECOND DEFEAT.

    On resuming play after lunch to-day (when two Lancastrian wickets had fallen for 54, and Makepeace was 22 not out) Whitty and Kelleway formed the artillery ...

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  10. A FATAL BOLT.

    A series of accidents attended the progress of a five-horse drag when returning to the city last evening, after having carried a party of footballers. The driver, ...

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  11. COLOURED MEN'S CARNIVAL.

    Up till Friday midnight President Taft had secured 159 of the contestant votes, and Mr. Roosevelt 9. The President is likely to enter the Convention with a bare ...

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  12. FRANCE AND BRITAIN TOGETHER.

    The Premier (M. Poincare), speaking in the Chamber of Deputies with reference to press suggestions to transform the Anglo-French entente into an alliance, stated that ...

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  13. CASUALTIES.

    Albert Winter, a resident of Rose street, Glenelg, was found in bed on Sunday morning with his throat cut. Dr. Sangster, sen., was called to his assistance, and ordered his ...

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  14. DEAR MEAT.

    Cattle are selling in the Chicago market at the highest prices recorded in the history of the stockyards. There has been noted a great falling-off ...

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  15. IN CASE OF WAR.

    The Minister of Marine (M. Deleasse) has ordered destroyed scattered along the English Channel and Atlantic coast, to be concentrated under one command, in order ...

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  16. South Africa Required 52 More.

    The last day of play between Notts and South Africa was worth watching for its bright batting. When the curtain was rung down there had been 462 runs registered ...

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  17. SUBSIDIARY STRIKE "OFF."

    The Bristol Dockers' Union executive has declared the transport strike "off." ...

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  18. OLD LADY'S PATE.

    Mrs. Bridget Thurnagel, aged 78, died at Langham place, Portland, on Saturday morning from heart failure. On May 28 deceased had a burning accident. She ...

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  19. MEN COULD NOT RESUME.

    Members of the strikers executive committee have expressed a belief that it is possible for the Imperial Industrial Committee (of which Sir George Asquith is ...

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  20. AN OLD WAR.

    The proposal for the return to the American people of a historic gun captured at the battle of Bunker Hill (a critical encounter of the War of Independence) has ...

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  21. SUPPOSED SUICIDE.

    William Hawkes, a plasterer, aged 41, who resided at Mrs. J. Brown's boarding house, Cannon street, Port Adelaide, was found dead in his bedroom at 8.30 a.m. on ...

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  22. A WHITE DIVER.

    A Broome telegram reports the death from diver's paralysis of William Webber, one of tho white divers lately imported from England for the Broome pearlers. It ...

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  23. CANADA'S WILLING SHARE.

    The Canadian Premier (Hon. R. L Borden) will arrive in London three weeks hence. He will be the fifth member of the Dominion Cabinet in England at that ...

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  24. PLATEGLASS WINDOW SMASHED.

    A loud crash and the sound of falling glass caused a sensation in King William street at 11.15 on Saturday night, and attracted a large crowd around the shop of ...

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  25. "BOUNCE, BUNKUM, AND BLUFF."

    Every fresh item of news regarding the transport struggle indicates that the strike is fizzling out. The committee of the National Labourers' Union at Cardiff and ...

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  26. EMPIRE CONFERENCE.

    The Congress of Chambers of Commerce of the Empire closed with this afternoon's session. Approval was accorded a proposal of the Australasian Chambers in ...

    Article : 129 words
  27. ROOSEVELT'S EAST SHOT.

    Excitement is at fever heat at the Republican Convention. Supporters of Mr. Roosevelt have harangued the delegates endlessly. Among them ...

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  28. KING'S BUSINESS.

    Picturesque ceremonials were witnessed at Windsor Castle on Saturday afternoon, when King George held a Chapter of the Order of the Garter. ...

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  29. All Out, 133.

    To-day has been one of disaster for the Australians. They have sustained their second defeat of the tour—and that by 24 runs. It was only a moderate total which ...

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  30. "AN INSULT TO EVERY MAN."

    An emphatic protest against the compulsory training provisions of the Commonwealth Defence Act was delivered from the pulpit of the Independent Church in ...

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  31. EIGHT HOURS IS THE IDEAL.

    A special committee of the International Association for Labour Legislation met in London yesterday to consider the reduction of working hours by international ...

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  32. SERIOUS EXPLOSION.

    PORT BROUGHTON, June 15.—A severe accident happened to Mrs. Harford, wife of Mr. W. Harford (Darling & Son's manager) on Friday evening. ...

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  33. BOY SCOUTS DIVIDED.

    The great event of the visit of Sir Robert Baden-Powell, the Chief Scout, so far as the Victoria section of the Boy Scouts themselves are concerned occurred ...

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  34. OVER THE BANKS.

    The Colorado River has overflowed its bank in all directions. The countryside is a sea. Many small settlements have been inundated; boats have been required to ...

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  35. AUSTRALIAN TAXATION CONDEMNED.

    At the closing session of the congress elegates adopted a resolution from the Manchester Chamber, asking the next Imperial Conference to remove the hardships ...

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  36. MINE ACCIDENTS.

    BROKEN HILL, June 16.—The public sinbulance on Friday night received four calls to accidents along the line of lode. A. Cook had a foot injured through a fall ...

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  37. RUTHLESS ROBBERS.

    Messages from the City of Lodz report that a gang of robbers last night forcibly stopped a tramcar and shot the motorman lead. ...

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  38. YACHT ON THE ROCKS.

    MELBOURNE, June 16.—Word was received to-night that the auxiliary cruising yacht Utirkah H., about 17 tons, which is owned by Mr. Blanch (head master) and ...

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  39. POULTRY FARMERS' CONFERENCE.

    More than 350 poultry farmers attended the fourth annual poultry farmers' conference, held yesterday at the Hawkesbury Agricultural College. The Minister for ...

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  40. VIOLENT WOMEN.

    The suffragettes, despite the punishment being meted in prison to their leaders, continue their activity. Although her mother is in gaol, and her ...

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  41. A VIOLENT EXPLOSION.

    SYDNEY, June 10.—It was found this morning at the residence of Mr. John Quinn, in Cathedral street that a chandelier had fallen during the night in an occupied ...

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  42. NO "QUACK."

    Dr. Robert Bell, exponent of the system of treating cancer growths by a special diet and without the necessity for operation, has been awarded £2,000 damages and costs ...

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  43. GOLD FOR BREMEN.

    The German mail steamer Sevdlitz yesterday took £200,000 worth of gold for Bremen, shipped by the Bank of Australasia. ...

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  44. FEDERAL LAND TAX.

    Only one-fourth of the assessment of the Federal land tax for the year ending June 30 has been received, and there remains a period of only four days within which ...

    Article : 57 words
  45. Advertising

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    Advertising : 1,055 words
  46. MOTOR CAR ACCIDENT.

    FREMANTLE, June 15.—A serious motor car accident occured in East Fremantle at 1.30 o'clock this morning. The car, occupied by five men, was going at a ...

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  47. CABINET CHANGES.

    Consequent upon the resignation of Lord Loreburn and the changes of offices made by Lord Haldane (now Lord Chancellor), and Col. Seely (new Secretary for War). ...

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  48. SYNDICALISTS.

    Peculiar interest has been aroused in the announcement that Mr. Vernon Hartshorn, the young leader and organizer of the South Wales colliers, who has taken such active ...

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  49. The Next Game.

    On Monday the South Africans will be at Bath, to meet the weakest first-class county team. Somerset was at the bottom of the list last year, having scored 1 win ...

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  50. PAT ON THE BACK.

    Mr. P. A. McAlister, one of the selectors of the Australian Eleven, was entertained at a complimentary smoke social last night. The Rev. Canon Hughes, in proposing ...

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  51. BOWLING.

    The visiting team of New South Wales bowlers played the Penhill Club in Cardiff on Friday afternoon. After a close and entertaining match, the ...

    Article : 78 words
  52. Results of the Tour.

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    Detailed lists, results, guides : 106 words
  53. MELBOURNE TRAMWAY COMPANY.

    The directors of the Melbourne Tramway and Omnibus Company. Limited, have declared the usual quarterly dividend at the rate of 4½d. per share for the three ...

    Article : 57 words
  54. ENGLISH CRICKET.

    F. R. Foster, the Warwickshire champion, has secured 7 wickets for 21 runs in a match by his county against Leicester at Nuneaton (Warwicks). ...

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  55. WIRELESS INCIDENT.

    A report has been received by the Postmaster-General (Mr. Frazer) from the officer-charge of the Melbourne Wireless Station (Mr. Day) in reference to the ...

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  56. RANJI'S CENTURY.

    Playing for his old county, Sussex, against Kent, at Brighton. Prince Ranjitsinhji contributed a brilliant innings, in which he compiled 128. ...

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  57. HITCH ON THE SPOT.

    In the match at Leyton, Essex v. Surrey, J. W. Hitch, the Surrey and England Eleven express, found the wicket to his liking, and annexed 8 wickets for 38. ...

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  58. A NARROW WIN.

    In the game at Nuneaton, between Warwickshire and Leicestershire, last year's champion county (Warwick) was defeated by 3 runs. ...

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  59. Next Match Against Surrey.

    To-morrow the Australians will begin their thirteenth match of the tour. At the Oval they will meet Surrey, whose eleven secured fifth place in the first-class ...

    Article : 38 words
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