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SURRENDER OR DEATH
A Free State headquarters communique announces that O'Malley, on behalf of the executive of the Four Courts, surrendered unconditionally to Brigadier-General ...
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TENNIS STARS
The match in which the French champion Mdile. Lenglen met Miss M'Kane (England) created the greatest excitement at Wimbledon to-day. There were 14,000 ...
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PEARL "CULTURE"
Apropos of the reference made by the Hon. J. J. Holmes, M.L.C., to pearl "culture" at Broome, and the reply of the Acting Premier, it. is interesting to recall how ...
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PARKERVILLE HOME
Mr. R. S. Sampson, M.L.A., and Mr. W. Lowry (head master of the Parkerville State School) this morning interviewed the Colonial Secretary (Mr. F. T. Broun) in ...
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THE DUBLIN HORROR
A press sheet issued by the republicans states that General O 'Maille and General Griffin, who were captured in the Four Courts, have escaped and arc again ...
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MURDER AND LOVE
A lover's letter led to the arrest of the Murderers of Dr. Rathenau. "We will go put to-night. Do you get me, dear? We Will meet at. 8 o'clock in the main entrance ...
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DEATH OR SURRENDER.
The battle of the Four Courts came to a melodramatic end at 4 o'clock when Rory O'Connor unconditionally surrendered. The building was than blazing over the ...
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FIRE IN AIRSHIPS
The well-known turn of Viekers, Ltd., announce that experiments have been made under the direction of Commander Burney, to overcome fire in airships, by means ...
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CLEARING SACKVILLE-STREET.
Bishop O'Reilly has urged Do Valera to join a peace conference at the Shclbourne Hotel. De Valera has not replied. The battle is proceeding Hercely. The ...
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IMPOSSIBLE DREAM.
An English Labor leader, Mr. J. H. Thomas, speaking at Bradford, said the Irish rebels were living in hope that a change in tho complexion of the British ...
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"MAORI CHIEF"
At the funeral of Victor Onslow, at Guildford, the coffin was covered with a Maori chieftain's rug, in memory of the fact that Victor was regarded as a chief ...
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A TERRIBLE CRASH.
The most dramatic incident of the final stages of tho fight was the explosion. It shook the whole of Dublin, and broke every window-pane in the district of Four ...
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PARKER OR HEALEY
A young woman calling herself Christina Healey, told Air. Justice Burnside in the Divorce Court this morning, that at Beverley, on June 5, of 1918, she married a ...
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AUSTRALIANS FAVORED.
The Australian Press correspondent at Wimbledon writes:—"The large attendances at Wimbledon, despite the cold, showery weather, reflect the ever-growing ...
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REBEL CENSORSHIP.
The Republicans are seizing provisions and clothing all over the South. Some shops have been so depleted that they have been obliged to close. Scarcely a ...
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LATE SPORTING
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WARWICK FARM
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THE MURDERED FIELD-MARSHAL
Lady Wilson, replying to Sir Joseph Cook's message of condolence, sent on behalf of the Australian people, said she was deeply touched. It encouraged her hope ...
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GUN ALLEY ECHO
There was an echo of the Gun Alley tragedy in tho City Court to-day, when Walter A. Mathews, a well-built and well-dressed young man, was charged with ...
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REPUBLICANS CAUSE EXPLOSION.
Mr. Winston Churchill, in the House of Commons, stated that the explosion at Four Courts was caused by the springing of a mine laid by the insurgents under a part ...
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MURDER OF DR. RATHENAU
Dr. Helfferich the Monarchist, who has been mentioned in connection with the murder of Dr. Rathenau, has fled from Berlin for an unknown destination. ...
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DONEGAL CLEARED.
The Belfast correspondent of the "Daily Express" says the county of Donegal, which had been infested with republicans for months, was practically cleared by a ...
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Family Notices
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DIAMOND SCULLS
The Queensland oarsman, Arthur Baynes, who will compete for the Diamond Sculls, though disappointed with his defeat by Gollan, ia undismayed. He thinks that ...
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JUMBOROO'S DEPARTURE
Referring this morning to the Bale of Jumboroo, the Minister for Railways (Mr. Jumboroo), who was mainly responsible for the advent of the elephant, said:— ...
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A MERE ACCIDENT.
Telegraphic communication with Dublin has been restored. Tho captured republican leaders have appealed to the republicans in other ...
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PREVENTING WAR
The question of the prevention of war was discussed at the All-Australian Trade Union Congress to-day. Mr. E. Lane (Queensland) moved: "That, ...
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RUSSIAN RECONSTRUCTION
The Soviet representative, M. Litvinoff, has presented to the Credits Commission a plan for the reconstruction of Russia, involving an outlay of 3,224,000 sold roubles, ...
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BRITISHERS HANGED.
The Ulster Association states that it has now ascertained that British officers kidnapped at Macroom were hanged to a tree by the I.R.A. ...
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LATE TRADE AND FINANCE
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A BERLIN BUTCHER
Sensational disclosures were made at the trial of un elderly butcher, Karl Glossmann, who is described as the German Jack the Ripper. He is charged with the murder of ...
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ENGLISH CRICKET
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Advertising
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THE UNEMPLOYED
In regard to the unemployment situation. Mr. Needham, secretary of the Metropolitan Council, A.L.P., said a meeting of the idle men was held this morning, but there ...
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LONDON STOCK EXCHANGE
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SURREY HEADS THE LIST.
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PERSONAL
News was received by cable in Melbourne to-day of the death in London, as the result of a motor accident, of Mr. Jack Maclellan, second son of Mr. John ...
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COMO TRAMWAY
The Minister for Railways (Mr. J. Scaddan) stated this morning that the manager of the tramways anticipated that the construction of the South Perth-Come ...
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SCEPTRE SOLD
Lord Glanely sold tie famous mare Sceptre for £500 for Brazil. The mare failed to breed in recent years. There is general regret in racing circles over Sceptre ...
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DARING AUSTRALIAN
Tom Moms, au Australian, performed a sensational feat by jumping from Westminster Bridge with his hands and feet tied, and swimming in that condition to ...
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Advertising
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