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  2. CABLEGRAMS

    [?] father point, which has for long been noted as a dangerous spot [?] shipping on the St. Lawrence River, Quebec, and which is di[?] ies miles from the mouth of the Great river, was the scene on morning of a shipping disaster unparalleled since the ...

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  3. CABLEGRAMS

    The inquest was opened yesterday at Rimouski. Captain Kendall, of the ill-fated Empress of Ireland, said he was saw the Storstad ...

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  4. CABLEGRAMS

    The Scottish Temperance Act comes into operation to-day, and it has already been the cause trouble among ...

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  5. CABLEGRAMS

    A gas explosion occurred in the Silkstone colliery, Wharncliffe, yesterday afternoon. Eleven men were killed. ...

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  6. NAVAL SCANDAL

    The trial was concluded to-day at Tokio of the Japanese naval officers, who were arrested in connection with the recent scandals arising out of charges that ...

    Article : 118 words
  7. SPORTING CABLE NEWS

    The benefit match for Tarrant commenced on Lord's Ground yesterday. Hampshire in their first innings made 269 Tarrant took four wickets for 69 ...

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  8. TARRANT'S GREAT RECORD.

    A benefit match tendered to Frank Tarrant (Victoria and Middlesex) will be commenced on the Lords ground to-morrow, when Middlesex will meet ...

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  9. GET-RICH-QUICK GRAZE

    The '"Time" says tile real explanation of the Vancouver episode is that the Indians are affected with the got-rich--quick craze, to which they have been incited by ...

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  10. WOMEN FARED THE WORST.

    Sir Thomas Shaughnessy, president of the Canadian Pacific Railway Company, declared this afternoon that the disaster as easily the worst in the history ...

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  11. WHEN THE CRASH CAME.

    Thomas Smartt, of Toronto, says that Capt Kendall, when the crash come, was on the bridge. He shouted, "Keep your heads there don't get excited." He ...

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  12. HOBBS MAKES 183.

    Surrey have contributed to the high scores registered in county cricket this week. In reply to 226 scored by ...

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  13. INDUSTRIAL DISPUTE

    The strikers in the London building trade now number 25,000. The provincial masters are not keen on leek-out. ...

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  14. THE OAKS RACE.

    The race for tie Oaks was run as Epsom to-day, and resulted in a victory for Mr J. B. Joel's filly Princes Dorrie, which von the One Thousand ...

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  15. BRINGING IN THE DEAD.

    The Canadian Government steamer Lady Grey, with ensign half-masted, Brought 175 coffins to Quebec. It is believed that the remainder of the ...

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  16. SOCIAL PROBLEMS

    A conference has been arranged between the Church of England and the Nonconformist churches in order to discuss the establishment of a basis where ...

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  17. EXPLOSION FOLLOWS IMPACT.

    The first relief train conveying a special emergency staff for the Canadian Pacific Company was derailed, but a second train was promptly despatched and ...

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  18. THE NEWS IN ENGLAND.

    A profound sensation has been created in England by the terrible disaster. The majority of the officers and crew of the ill-fated liner belonged to ...

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  19. GOLF IN SCOTLAND.

    The final far the Scottish Professional Golf Championship was played off to-day. It resulted in a victory for David Watt, who defeated William, ...

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  20. ARCTIC EXPEDITION

    News has again been received from the Arctic regarding the Stefandsson expedition's ship, the Karluk. Contradictory reports as to the fate ...

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  21. TENNIS TOURNAMENT.

    The Middlesex lawn tennis tournament was continued on Friday, when the semi-final stage was reached. R. Harding, a promising youthful ...

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  22. GRIEF-STRICKEN CROWD.

    Poignant scones were witnessed among the anxious crowd which besieged the Canadian Pacific Company's office throughout the day of alternate hopes ...

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  23. GENERAL CABLE NEWS

    The wheat market is steady. ...

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  24. GRAY V NEWMAN.

    The latest scores in the billiard match are:—Newman, 9360; Gray, 6828. ...

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  25. WONDERS OF SCIENCE.

    Dr F. Low, a well-known London scientist, claims to have invented a method of transmitting light so as to enable the production of images before the eyes of a ...

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  26. REVOLT IN ALBANIA

    Advices have been received here the effect that several thousand armed Albanians have assembled at Alession, 21 miles south-east of Skutari. ...

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  27. RIFLEMEN VISIT AUSTRALIA.

    The Rifle Association of Great British has elected the High Commissioners of Australia, New Zealand, Canada, and South Africa no honorary vice-presidents ...

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  28. UNFOUNDED REPORT.

    Reuter's Agency, Lloyd's, and the leading shipping companies all confirm that at least lives were lost in the St. Lawrence River disaster. ...

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  29. THE DEATH-ROLL.

    The final official figures give the total number of those who perished as 1032. The saved totalled 355. Mr Irving carried his wife on deck, and ...

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  30. GERMAN STEAMSHIP COMPANY.

    It is reported that, in addition to the extension by the North German Lloyd Steamship Company of its Australian services to New Zealand the ...

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  31. AUSTRALIAN FRUIT

    The shipment of Australian fruit brought to Hamburg by the s.s. Sumatra was disposed of to-day. The market was excellent for good ...

    Article : 125 words
  32. THE FIRST FLYING MACHINE.

    Mr Glenn Curtis, the inventor of the lying boat which bears his name, has succeeded in aeroplaning a short distance in a flying machine which Dr Samuel P. ...

    Article : 106 words
  33. NEW ZEALAND SYMPATHY.

    In the Dominions House of Commons Mr Borden, the Prime Minister, read message of sympathy from the Prime Minister of New Zealand. ...

    Article : 62 words
  34. STATE INSURANCE

    Mr Hamlson, M.L.A., on Thursday at Bendigo called attention to the remarks of Mr D. Norman Trenery president of the Insurance Institute of Victoria, who ...

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  35. FRENCH PRESIDENT'S MESSAGE.

    President Poincare has telegraphed to King George his personal condolences and the great sympathy of the people of France. ...

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  36. PROTECTION OF PUBLIC.

    Mr Holman, the Premier, stated to- night that a cable message would be sent to-morrow to Canada convoying the sympathy of Now South Wales connection ...

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  37. THE CREW PRAISED.

    An Englishman named Duncan declares that every one of the Empress of Ireland's crew acted like a man. The rapidity with which the vessel sank ...

    Article : 41 words
  38. EARTHQUAKE

    A terrific earthquake shook the neighborhood of this city to-day. Considerable damage was done. It is not yet known if any lives were ...

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  39. "LIKE A TERRIBLE NIGHTMARE."

    The whole thing he said, seemed like a terrible nightmare, from which one might awaken at any moment. The thick fog. the dark water. and ...

    Article : 85 words
  40. [?]MENT'S SYMPATHY.

    [?] House of Commons has [?] sympathy with those who [?] relatives of friends in [?] ...

    Article : 62 words
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