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  2. DISTRICT NEWS.

    Last evening the Royal Shipwreek, Relief and ilumane Society's certificate, together with the bronze medal, was presented to Mr. Stanley R. Neath for his ...

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  3. LATEST SPORTING. THE TURF.

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    Detailed lists, results, guides : 362 words
  4. V.A.T.C. MEETING.

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    Detailed lists, results, guides : 569 words
  5. LLOYD GEORGE AND HE LAND

    There is intense interest in Lioyd George's speech at Bedford skating Rink this afternoon. Earl Beauchamp presides, and several Ministers will be present. The ...

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  6. HOME RULE. THE EXCLUSION OF ULSTER.

    Mr. E. Smith speaking at West Bromich, in expressing his personal opinions, remarked that Mr. W. Churchill was ludicrously wrong in thinking that Home Rule ...

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  7. LATEST CABLEGRAMS AUSTRALIAN CITAMBER OF COMMERCE.

    Mr. Reid replaces Mr. Doxat as President of the Australian Chamber of Commerce in London. ...

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  8. SMALLPOX.

    Three cases Of smallpox were discovered to-day and two yesterday. Dr. Cumston states that he regards the rejection of the Vaccination Bill as a ...

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  9. KOREAN CONSPIRATORS.

    General Count Terauchi, Governor General of Korea, Baron Inchiko and five others have finally settled, by the confi[?]nation of the heavy sentences of ...

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  10. THE LLOYD GEORGE BOMB.

    Mr. L[?]oyd George, Chancellor of the Exchequer, addressed 2500 delegates of the Home, Midland, and Easterb Counties' Liberal Federations yesterday. He spoke ...

    Article : 607 words
  11. EARL GREY'S EXPLANATION.

    Eark Grey, explaninig his opposition to Home Rule, says the present scheme differs widely from Canada's because it is based on the assumption that Ireland is a ...

    Article : 167 words
  12. MOTORING.

    Cassague, driving a twelve cylinder Sunbean, at Brooklands, covered 107 miles 1672 yards in an hour. This is a world's record. ...

    Article : 35 words
  13. CANADIAN ELECTION.

    The Conservatives have won Chateaugeray election by a small majority, thus indicating that support for Mr. Borden's naval policy is strong, in the province [?] ...

    Article : 58 words
  14. FEDERAL POLITICS.

    Mr. Cook, speaking at the banquet tendered to Mr. G.H. F[?]ller, ex-M.H.R. for Illawarra, declared if the electors did not instal the present Government is power ...

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  15. MEXICAN AFFAIRS.

    President Huerta has established a military, dictatorship in Mexico, and there is little likelihood now of the elections occurring. President Woodrow Wilson considers ...

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  16. LABOR AFFAIRS. BUILDERS AND BRICKLAYERS.

    The master builders and bricklayers have arranged terms of a working agreement. Both parties agreed to conciliation, and thus avoided the cost attaching to legal ...

    Article : 36 words
  17. M. POINCARE.

    M. Poineare, President of the French Republic and who is a lover of animals, firmly but courteously refused to attend a bu[?] fight offically organised in his honor. ...

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  18. A.J.C. SPRING MEETING.

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    Detailed lists, results, guides : 727 words
  19. BUILDERS LABORERS' STRIKE.

    The Melbourne builders laborers' strike has been averted by the suspension by the Government of the Wages Board's determination. The Board is given six months ...

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  20. STEAMER AFIRE. TEN STEAMERS TO THE-RESCUE.

    The British steamer Volturno, from Rottordam to New York, has been abandoned afire in the Atlantic. Two hundred and thirty-six of the passengers and crew are ...

    Article : 310 words
  21. LOCKOUT IN COTTON TRADE.

    The Master Coltonspinners' Federation has confirmed their intention to lock out the whole trade. ...

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  22. DIESEL ENGINES.

    Twelve vessels equipped with the Diesel engine have been built throughout the world, and twenty-five are building. The price of oil has doubled since the engine ...

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  23. MINERS' CONFERENCE.

    The miners conference by [?]5,000 to291,000 negatived a resolution to establish a five days week on all coalfields. The mover declared that statistics showed there was ...

    Article : 113 words
  24. BILLIARDS.

    Reeco is 3128 and Gray 6197. LONDON, Sunday. The billiard match between Reece and Gray was continued yesterday. When play ...

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  25. RITUAL MURDER. RABID ATTACK OF A NEWSPAPER.

    The Conservative anti-Jewish newspaper "Kiqrtraynen" violently assails the judicial authorities and especially the public prosecutor, and contends the charge against ...

    Article : 110 words
  26. HOCKEY.

    The Council of the Hockey Association has explained the situation to a New-zealand representative, and deferred discussion until the letter's return from New Zealand. ...

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  27. DIVIDED OPINIONS.

    Labor circles regard the Minors' Federation resolution of great significance. Mr. Williams, Secretary of the National Transport Federation, says action is necessary in ...

    Article : 156 words
  28. BOXING.

    Summers heat Everden on points in a twenty rounds contest at the Stadium last night. Harry stone beat G[?]o. Wells on points ...

    Article : 52 words
  29. PAPERS CONFISCATED.

    A sensation has been caused by the K[?]lianin being confiscated because it compared Beilish to Dreyfus and said Beilish was being treated like a rabbit on the ...

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  30. SECOND MEETING ADDRESSED.

    In addressing the second meeting Mr. Lloyd George said that if the Tories were prepared to settle the land problem by agreement the Liberals were prepared to ...

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  31. SUFFRAGETTES. EXPELLED FROM THE ABBEY.

    Twenty suffragettes interrupted the service at Westminster Abbey, chanting for the imprisoned suffragettes. They left quietly when requested. ...

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  32. MIDDLEWEIGHT CHAMPIONSHIP.

    George Chip, of Madison, Pennsylvania, knocked out Frank Klaus, claimant for the middleweight championship, in the sixth round of a boxing contest last night. ...

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  33. FURTHER DETAILS.

    The Volturno was burnt almost, exactly in mid-Atlantic. The Carmania received the call early on Thursday and reached the scene at noon. Ten other vessels ...

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  34. PANAMA CANAL. FINAL BARRIER BLOWN UP.

    President Wilson, pressed an electric button at the White House, Washington, and exploded a huge charge of dynamite under the Gamboa dyke, four thousands miles ...

    Article : 163 words
  35. NAVAL CONFERENCE.

    The "Daily Telegraph," commenting on Mr., Cook's statement, says the Dominions are in the dark rugarding the Navy, and light was refused them. The Empire was ...

    Article : 130 words
  36. CARPENTIER'S TOUGH CONTEST.

    George ([?]arpentier, the French championboxer, beat the American, Jeff Smith, on points in a 20 rounds contest. It was a tough contest. ...

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  37. DOCTORS' WINDOWS BROKEN.

    Suffragettes broke the windows of several West End doctors, and protest against thoresumption of forcible feeding. ...

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  38. LAWN TENNIS.

    F. Lowe heat Dixon for the Championship of Europe by 10-8, 6-1, 5-7, 6-3. ...

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  39. TO AMERICA IN DISGUISE.

    To outwit the New York Immigration Authorities Mrs. Pankhurst declares she will land in disguise. ...

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  40. FOOTBALL.

    The New Zealand foothallers defeated the Barbarians by 30 to nil. The New Zealanders burdly exe[?]ed themselves. ...

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  41. THE CILALLENGE ACCEPTED.

    Mrs. PanKhurst has cabled to the su[?]ragettes that she intends to change the sailing date also to travel under an assumed name in order to test the officiency of the ...

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  42. ANCIENT LUXURIES.

    Thanks to Commendatore Boni, the excavator of the Roman forum, we are learning a good deal of the aristocratic luxuries of ancient Rome. Among recent discoveries ...

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  43. AMERICAN CELEBRATION.

    Many Americans met at the Savoy Hotel to celebrate the removed of the last barrier of the Panama Canal separating the Atlantic and Pacific Oceans. They toasted ...

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  44. THE MILITARY MOUSTACHE.

    M. Bleriot, it is said, is the latest to adopt the cult of the clean-shaven face. He has divested himself of his long moustach[?], and so has added another to the ...

    Article : 247 words
  45. CHARITY PERFORMANCE.

    The King and Queen and other Royalties attended a charity performance at the Coliseum, organised by Madame Sarah Bernhardt in aid of the French Hospitals. ...

    Article : 56 words
  46. EAST AND WEST MEET.

    Municipalities, which exist for the welfare of the people, direct the taxpayers to "Keep off the [?]rass" or to, "Shut the gate"; indeed the community is ...

    Article : 214 words
  47. BURYING THE DEAD.

    The agents of the Uranium line believe that there is a likelihood that a granter number are saved than was at first thought probable. The steamship Uranium ...

    Article : 68 words
  48. THE DIRECTOR DYING.

    Even while the Panama celebrations were proceeding Colonel Galliard, director of the Culebra cut excavation, lay dying in a hospital, near Washington air the result of a ...

    Article : 41 words
  49. Advertising

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  50. PRESIDENT'S INDUCTION.

    Yuan-Shi-Kal's Presidential inaugaration in sha-ho Pal[?]co was brilliant and picturesque. Cheu, the chief of the mounted police, who was arrested, confessed that ...

    Article : 75 words
  51. FATAL EXPLOSION.

    A boiler explosion occurred on board the Japanese torpedo boat destroyer Ikatsuki off A[?]mori yesterday. The vessel was cut in two. Two of those on board were killed ...

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  52. AMERICAN TARIFF.

    Advices have been received that until further orders the clause in the Tariff Act proviiding 7 per cent, rebate for goods brought in Amercian vessels, will be ...

    Article : 43 words
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