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  2. LATEST CABLEGRAMS

    The Empire League's Duke of Devonshire prize for best essay on "Unifleation as Distinguished from Federation" was awarded to Mr. Sedgewick, a pupil of Westminster ...

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  3. TRADE CONGRESS.

    The Newport Congress has urged the Government to introduce a Shops' Bill for a sixty hours' week, inclusive of meal time. They also unanimously instructed the ...

    Article : 101 words
  4. WATERSIDE WORKERS.

    The conference convened by his Honor Judge Scholes with a view of settling the dispute between the Coastal Steamship Owners' Association and the Sydney Wharf ...

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  5. LATEST TELEGRAMS.

    It has been decided to reduce the price of butter to 120s per cwt., in consequence of the large supplies arriving. ...

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  6. WEATHER FORECAST.

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    Detailed lists, results, guides : 44 words
  7. GERMAN AIRMAN KILLED.

    Lieut. Stager, while biplaning at Munich, fell three hundred feet and was killed instantly. ...

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  8. MINIMUM WAGE INSISTED ON.

    The Congress at Newport has decided to insist on a minimum wage to stage hands and to convene a conference to consider the Government's differentiating between ...

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  9. MAIL TENDER.

    Among the mail tenders accepted was one between the P.O. and wharf at Ballina, the successful tenderer being J. Munsie, at £50. ...

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  10. ZEPPELIN H. DAMAGED.

    The airship Zeppelin H. was greatly damaged on entering the she, and will not be ready again before the Spring. ...

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  11. N.C.S.N. CO.'S TANBAR.

    The [?]orth Coast Co.'s new steamer Tanbar, intended for the Bellinger River trade, passed Cape Otway yesterday, and is due here to-morrow. ...

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  12. AIRMAN TURNS TURTLE.

    An airman named Austin, while biplaning at Andover, turned turtle in a squall, but escaped with a severe sbaking. The biplane, however, was wrecked. ...

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  13. SYNDICALISTS' METHODS REFUDIATED.

    The Newport Congress by 31 votes to one repudiated the syndicalist methods in favor of politically obtaining labor aspirations. Although the Congress ...

    Article : 53 words
  14. THIEVES' GOOD HAUL.

    Thieves entered Howard's jeweller's shop at South Yarra carly this morning and dynamited the safe. They secured jewellery valued at £500. ...

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  15. SINGLE TAX DEGOUNCED.

    Sir H. H. Rapahel, the Liberal M P. for Repton, in a letter denouncing the single tax, argues that manufacturers are equally landlords, as they enjoy the benefits ...

    Article : 46 words
  16. GRAFT IN THE POLICE FORCE.

    It is rumoured that serious graft exists in the police forces, and questions will probably be asked in the Legislative Assembly next week. ...

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  17. CHANGE OF SPEAKER.

    It is rumoured in political circles that Mr. H. D. Morton has been offered the Speakership in place of Mr. Willis, whom rumour adds the Government intend to ...

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  18. FAVOURABLY IMPRESSED.

    Reuter's correspondent says that Sir E. Grey, Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs, is favourably impressed with Count Berchtold's (Austrian Foreign Minister) ...

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  19. NON-UNIONISTS NOT WANTED.

    The Newport Congress, at the instance of the Carmen's Union, resolved by a large majority that the time had arrived in the intersts of Trade Unionism, and in ...

    Article : 70 words
  20. PRISONER AT LARGE.

    Michael Barton escaped from the train last night while being conveyed by the police from Bourke to Bubbo, and is still at large. ...

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  21. TRAMS IN COLLISION.

    Two trams collided in the city last night. One passenger was injured and several others severely shaken. ...

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  22. COMING TO AUSTRALIA.

    Col. Cody, the famous army airman, and the recipient of the Royal Aero Club's gold medal, says he may possibly go on a six months trip to Australia. ...

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  23. MOST SUITABLE MAN.

    The Minister for Agriculture, says that in sending Mr. Nieisen to America the Labour Government sent one of the most suitable and capable men for looking after the ...

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  24. EDINBURGH ELECTION.

    Owing to the great dissatisfaction. over the Minimum Wage Act, Mr. Brown mainly relies on the miners' votes, totalling four thousand. ...

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  25. MISREPRESENTED.

    Mr. Holman states that the Government agree that the Speakers' action over Mr. J. J. Cohen has been seriously misrepresented in the "Daily Telegraph" and that ...

    Article : 81 words
  26. CONSISTENT SUFFRAGETTES.

    The suffragettes, evading the police guards stationed at Balmoral Castle grounds, where the King is at present staying, removed the hole flags on the ...

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  27. SINKS AT SEA.

    The steam lighter Powerful. while being towed from Coff's Harbour to Newcastle, sank of Seal Rocks. The crew were rescued by tugs and a lifeboat, and they ...

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  28. PERSONAL.

    Messrs. Hardy and Sinclair, of Sydney, are staying at Howell's Hotel. Mr. Hutton Burgess was a passenger to Sydney on Saturday for three weeks' ...

    Article : 539 words
  29. MINIMUM WAGE.

    Mr. Ramsay Macdonald, addressing the economic section of the British Association, said the minimum wage should not be fixed. All found that it should apply to ...

    Article : 136 words
  30. HYDROPLANE TESTS FAIL.

    The German hydroplane tests are a complete failure. None were able to use the water unassited and comply with the Admiralty conditions. ...

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  31. WHAT THE LIBERALS WILL DO.

    The Premier (Hon. H. H. Asquith), writing to Mr. Shaw, says the Liberal Policy is to provide self-government for Ireland, and afterwards for other parts of the ...

    Article : 52 words
  32. A GOOD START.

    The "Ratan Tata" says subscriptions to the amount of £6300 have been given as an Indian memorial to the late General Booth. It suggests that each country ...

    Article : 62 words
  33. "DYING FOR A DRINK."

    Cyril Hewitt, who recently brought the race horse Ombrelle from Launceston, had a remarkable experience to-day. With a friend named C. Hubber he was walking ...

    Article : 171 words
  34. GOVERNMENT HOUSE.

    It is proposed to hold another public meeting shorly to protest against the Government's ation in connection with the taking away from Sydney of the Federal ...

    Article : 47 words
  35. HUNTER'S DEATH.

    A letter describing Mr. Latheam's death says that the first shot was fired at 20 paces and struck the buffalo. The beast then charged at the kneeling Latham, who ...

    Article : 65 words
  36. GENEROUS DONATION.

    Sir Francis Reckitt has subscribed five thousand pounds to the General Booth memorial fund. ...

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  37. LABOURER'S SUICIDE.

    A man named John Stuart, 29, a labourer, jumped from Queen's bridge into the river Yarra this mornign. He sank immediately and did not rise again. The ...

    Article : 55 words
  38. CANADA'S PREMIER.

    A remarkable welcome was given to Mr. R. L. Borden (Prime Minister) on returning from England. The journey up the St. Lawrence River resembled a Royal ...

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  39. GERMANY AND AUSTRIA.

    Dr. Von Bethmann-Hollweg, German Imperial Chancellor, has had a cordial interview with Count Berchtold, the Austrian Foreign Minister. ...

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  40. MOB RULE.

    A gubernatorial investigation was held into the lynching of a negro named Walter Johnson, accused of assaulting a white girl. The investigation discloses ...

    Article : 74 words
  41. CITY COUNCIL ELECTIONS.

    The forthcoming elections to the City Council are attracting unusual interest. The Labour Party intends to make a strong bid to obtain control of the ...

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  42. SUGAR COMMISSION.

    At a meeting of the Federal Executive Council to-day Dr. William Jethroe Brown, Professor of Law at the Adelaide University, was appointed chairman of the ...

    Article : 72 words
  43. SEDITION IN EGYPT.

    The Government is negotiating with Switzerland for the extradition of the Mohammed Farid. Eight more arrests for having seditions posters have been made. ...

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  44. IN THE MIDDLE WEST.

    The Duke of Connaught received the head men of the six Indian tribes. Chief Yellow Horse presented the Duke of Connaught with a photograph showing Yellow ...

    Article : 110 words
  45. CARRIAGE WORKS GUTTED.

    An outbreak of fire occurred shorly before midnight in the premises occupied by the United Carriage Works. Collins-street. Surry hills. The building was practically ...

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  46. ONLY WANTED HATS.

    An extraordinary freak burglary has taken place here. Burglars entered a lower Broadway store, and removed six thousand hats, valued at five thousand ...

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  47. MUTINY HERO DEAD.

    The death is announced of General Sir Charles Gough, v.C., a veteran mutiny hero, aged 80. (The late Sir Charles Gough entered the ...

    Article : 96 words
  48. MR. GRANT'S RESIGNATION.

    Discontent is said to exist among the members of the Ministerial Party in Queensland over the resignation of Mr. Grant and the appointment of Mr. J. Blair ...

    Article : 61 words
  49. FIRING A GARAGE.

    George William Wake, Director of Priory Exchange Motor Garage, Birmingham, has been remanded on a charge of inducing Mr. Wilkinson, the manager, to set fire to ...

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  50. BEALING WITH NON-UNIONISTS

    The Unions connected with the railway and tramway service are considering the question of dealing with won-unionists employed in the various branches. It is said ...

    Article : 61 words
  51. IRELAND'S TROUBLES.

    The "Times" says there are indications of a commercial boycott beginning between the South of Ireland and Ulster. Northern commercial travellers assert. that the ...

    Article : 59 words
  52. CHILDREN INJURED.

    While a number of children were returning from a picnic at North Sydney last night fifteen were thrown out of a cart and three were taken to a hospital in a ...

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  53. A WONDERFUL STORE.

    As a result of a surgical operation in Chang's Hospital the physicians removed nineteen pocket kuives, seventeen nails, five knife blades, a dozen screws and a ...

    Article : 57 words
  54. ARMY AIRMAN'S DEATH.

    F. Hamilton, of the Worcestershire Regiment, was flying in a Wynnes Stuart Deper Dussin monoplane when it developed a defect at a height of a thousand feet and ...

    Article : 70 words
  55. PRESS AND PARLIAMENT.

    The New Standing Order with reference to the Speaker's powers has been sent to the Governor for signature. The ministerial interpretation of the Standing Order ...

    Article : 63 words
  56. FOUND UNCONSCIOUS.

    A. H. Russen, a well-known city mercer, was found lying in an unconscious condition in Liverpool-street last night. Upon regaining his senses he explained, that he ...

    Article : 57 words
  57. DONATION TO THE PUBLIC HOSPITAL.

    The proprieters of the Olympia Ca[?] Messrs. Andronico Bros. and Comino, have in the past established a na[?] for themselves in the town and district as ...

    Article : 182 words
  58. AMERICA AND MEXICO.

    The political friends of President Taft admit that United States intervention in Mexico is approaching. Although Taft is hesitating to precipitate a crisis, he ...

    Article : 110 words
  59. TRAINS COLLIDE BACKWARD.

    A rear end collision occurred at [?]aloria on the Mexican Central Railway. as a result of which 12 passengers were killed and injured. The cars were broken to ...

    Article : 50 words
  60. Advertising

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  61. ALLEGED ATTEMPTED MURDER.

    John Miklen Hall was charged at Melbourne to-day with the attempted murder of [?]da Godfrey. The latter, who is a married woman, deposed she had been ...

    Article : 121 words
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