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  3. ACCIDENTS, CRIMES, COURT CASES. The bruises and diseases of our time. ANON. BITERS BIT.

    A number of Bandits held up a passenger train in Colorado, United States, but were fired upon from the train. On one falling dead the rest ...

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  4. POLITICAL, INDUSTRIAL, MUNICIPAL. The real statesman acts on enduring principles and for immortality; the pretender lives by the day and acts on expediency. —BURKE. General.

    The socialistic congress will meet at Copenhagen for its next session in 1913. ...

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  5. SOUTH AUSTRALIA.

    All the railway glut hands in the metropolitan area ceased work on Saturday morning. It is now estimated that the number of men ...

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  6. RAILWAY ACCIDENT.

    As the result of derailment, a passenger car fell over the bridge at Bochara, a distance of ten feet, and fourteen persons were injured. ...

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  7. SEAMEN'S STRIKE.

    Mr. Havelock Wilson, ex-M.P., the general secretary of the National Seamen's Union, said yesterday that meetings had been arranged in ...

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  8. RAPID DESCENT.

    Morane, the aviator, reached an altitude of 7,500 feet, when his motor stopped, and the monoplane sank at terrific speed. Though it nearly ...

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  9. A MINE MANAGER.

    Charles Byron, ex-manager of the Tarcoola Blocks Company, has been sentenced to two months' imprisonment for being in possession of three ...

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  10. BANK ROBBERIES.

    Three Bandits in the Crimea robbed the International Bank of £3,000 Another branch was robbed of £6,000. ...

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  11. JOCKEY DISQUALIFIED.

    The stipendiary stewards to-day enquired into the running of Glenella at Boulder, and disqualified Jockey Pratt for 12 months for ...

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  12. MUNICIPAL GAS.

    The Fremantle Council has served a notice on the Gas Company that they intend municipalising that concern, and run it in conjunction with the ...

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  13. THE BLACK HAND.

    A family named Ronvelino, comprising a father and mother and their six children, living in Italy, have been murdered with an axe by, it is ...

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  14. HEROISM IN A SEWER.

    Charles Nelson and William Holmes, while sinking a sewer shaft at Kew, close to the Yarra, driven into 50ft. of rock, had to continually pump out ...

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  15. General News. The craving Dragon—the Public—must be fed; it expects its rations; and we do the best we can on this side bursting him. —LAMB. CHOLERA.

    Twenty-five fresh cases of cholera are reported from Apurta, in Italy. LONDON, September 6. Twenty-four provinces of Russia ...

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  16. Foreign.

    Three hundred milliners have struck in Paris. Having wrecked a shop, they armed themselves with hatpins, waist-belts, and scissors, and ...

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  17. DEFRAUDING THE CUSTOMS.

    High Court writs have been issued against Cyes and Crowle, motor car importers, of Adelaide, for alleged undervaluation and incorrect invoices. ...

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  18. QUEENSLAND.

    Two members of the Legislative Assembly were suspended for defying the Chair. Later on, the Opposition members refused to act as tellers, and ...

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  19. TANNERY BURNT.

    Gibbs and Company's tannery has been destroyed by fire. Over £12,000 worth of damage was done. Fifty employees are out of work as a result. ...

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  20. FINANCES.

    The returns of revenue and expenditure for the month of Augnst were made available this afternoon. Expenditure, £282,682; revenue, ...

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  21. SPAIN.

    The strike of miners at Bilbao, has collapsed and 25,000 men will resume work. Later. ...

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  22. West Australia.

    In the Legislative Assembly, the Premier informed Mr. Scaddan, Leader of the Opposition, that he hoped to make a public ...

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  23. WARS AND RUMORS OF WAR. Now I would faine know which were my friends from my foes. —MALORY. Foreign.

    The Daily Mail is publishing a series of letters written by a war correspondent, the well-known journalist, William Maxwell. The letters ...

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  24. AUSTRALIAN TRADE.

    Owing to the high prices of meat and butter in Canada, it is likely that trade in these commodities will be opened with Australia. ...

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  25. A KNOCK-OUT.

    At a fight between a soldier named Rogers and Alf. Copperwaite for the featherweight championship, Rogers was knocked down on a number of ...

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  26. TRAMWAY TROUBLE.

    The only proceedings of any note since Friday in connection with the tramway trouble, arise out of a suggestion by an outside party that ...

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  27. "WARATAH" PASSENGER.

    The will of Mr. Neil Black, grazier, a passenger in the ill-fated "Waratah," has been lodged for probate at not over £230,000. ...

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  28. British Empire.

    A deadlock exists between the Newcastle riveters and the ShipBuilding Employers' Federation. The masters have locked out 25,000 ...

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  29. CHARITY BEGINS FROM HOME.

    Engene Hasselik has willed £800,000 to an asylum for destitute persons, and has disinherited his sister. ...

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  30. CYCLING ACCIDENT.

    Oscar Rising, an elderly man, while riding a bicycle, collided with a tram, and was killed. ...

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  31. MENTAL GYMNASTICS.

    Sir George Reid, the Australian High Commissioner, delivered a speech on "Memory" before the British Association. The consensus ...

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  32. KILLED IN A MINE.

    John Mathers, a middle-aged man, fell into an open cut., and went rolling and tumbling for 200 feet. He received such terrible injuries that he ...

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  33. LOST HIS HAND.

    A man named George McCorkill, living at Mount Lawley, had his left hand caught in machinery, such injuries resulting that the hand had to ...

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  34. RICHMOND DISASTER.

    The Richmond Railway Accident Inquiry Board has presented its report to the Premier. It states that the accident was caused by mistakes and ...

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  35. INDIA.

    Four thousand cabmen have struck at Calcutta owing to the harshness of the municipal by-laws. ...

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  36. SOUTH AFRICA.

    General Botha delivered an electioneering speech at Bloemfontein, in the course of which, referring to the statement of Dr. Jamieson that ...

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  37. TURKEY V. GREECE.

    In the Greek National Assembly it was remarked that Turkish subjects are being excluded from Cretan districts. ...

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  38. WHEN THEY DROPPED ANCHOR

    Daniel Norman, while in a motor launch attending to the lines of the steamer Karoola, under the starboard bow of that vessel, narrowly escaped ...

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  39. British Empire.

    Three hundred and fifty-seven admirals have given their support to an appeal to the Government to set apart £100,000,000 for defence ...

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  40. LOST IN A FLOOD.

    During the floods in the north, Tom Murray, aged 32 years, attempted to cross the river Light, riding one horse and leading another ...

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  41. Australia.

    Mr. King O'Malley, Minister for Home Affairs, is endeavouring to arrange for all Federal departments to be under one roof. It is probable ...

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  42. THE NAVY.

    The British naval programme for 1910 includes twenty torpedo boat destroyers. ...

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  43. AUSTRALIA.

    The Federal Budget, introduced into the House of Representatives yesterday, shows defence expenditure to have increased by over £1,000,000. ...

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  44. ASHBURTON MURDER.

    John Taylor and Bullahgoora, an aborigine, have been charged in the Criminal Court with the wilful murder of Tommy, another black, in ...

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  45. NEW SOUTH WALES.

    Mr. McGrowan, Leader of the Labor Party, predicts that Labor will return from the elections with fifty-seven members in a house of ninety. ...

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  46. VICTORIA.

    The Times states that dissatisfaction has been expressed over the offer made by Victoria to holders of four redeemable in 1926, on the ground that ...

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  47. CAUGHT IN THE FLOOD.

    During the heavy floods in Victoria, Crossing when the bridge gave way and he fell into a hole 8 feet deep. He had sunk twice before he was ...

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