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COAL TRADE STRIKE.
On the question of an open conference, as proposed by the Miners and Waterside Workers' Society, the Southern proprietors have returned the ...
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KIEL NAVAL SCANDALS.
The judge who is presiding at the trial of German officials and merchants at Kiel on a charge of naval frauds has asserted that, besides the ...
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GALLERY NOTES.
The three financial bills,of the Government have all been passed by the Assembly, a record of quick work which is likely to stand for some time. ...
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SUFFRAGISTS AT THE GUILDHALL.
Tho two women who were arrested at the Guildhall on Wednesday for interrupting the proceedings at the Lord Mayor's banquet, were proceeded ...
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THE BUDGET PROPOSALS.
The "Daily Telegraph" says that the Unionist Peers ara overwhelmingly in favour of an amendment to the Finance Bill, which the Marquis of Lansdowne ...
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EFFECT ON STEAMER SERVICE.
Messrs. D. Y. Symes and Ronald Reid, managers of the Melbourne Steamship Company, stated to-day that the Perth cargo and passenger steamer, ...
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ADMINISTRATION IN CRETE.
In reply to Turkey's Note asking for the prompt settlement of Cretan questions on the basis of ample autonomy under permanent ...
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A JEWELLERY THEFT.
A jockey named Grimshaw, and Higgins, a butcher, have been found guilty of robbing Mr. Goldschmidt of £40,000 worth of jewels at the Cafe Monaco, ...
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DEATH OF MR. MONTAGU GUEST.
Mr. Montagu Guest, whose death occurred yesterday, died of henrt failure. He was accompanying the Royal party out shooting, when he dropped on ...
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A RAILWAY COLLISION.
An electric passenger train Collided with a freight train between Vancouver and Westminster, in British Columbia, yesterday. ...
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INDIANS IN THE TRANSVAAL.
The Colonial Secretary in the Transvaal (Mr. J. Smuts) has declined to grant Indians equality in the matter of immigration, but is willing to allow ...
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ANTARCTIC EXPLORATION.
Commander Peary, in contradicting the "Globe's" information, to the effect that he intended to lend an expedition to the Antarctic, declares that the ...
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AUSTRALIAN TRADE MEMORANDUM.
The memorandum issued by the Commonwealth Minister of Customs (Sir Robert Eest), giving the result of the experience of the preferential tariff for ...
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A NOTORIOUS CONVICT.
Another warder was attacked by the negro convict, William King, at Pentridge to-day. When overpowered yesterday, after his attack on Warder ...
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IMPERIAL POLITICS.
Lord Robert Cecil, speaking at Blackburn, in Lancashire, yesterday, said he favoured fiscal retaliation where tariffs hostile to England were imposed, and ...
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BESSES O' THE BARN.
It was stated last month that Mr. Justice Parker had refused to grant an injunction restraining the Besses o' the Barn Company, from touring ...
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THE ATHANASIAN CREED.
At the last Lambeth Conference it was decided that a committee of seven scholars should prepare a new translation of the Athanasian Creed. ...
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A RUSSIAN BARRISTER.
M. Gillerson, a barrister, has been sentenced to twelve months imprisonment at, Grodno, in Russia, because of a speech that he delivered during a trial ...
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PERSONAL.
His Excellency the Governor, Sir Harry Barron, who has been in Melbourne for the racing carnival, arrived in Launceston yesterday morning, and in the afternoon ...
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WRESTLING CHAMPIONSHIP.
A match between the wrestlers Gotch and Giovanni Raicevitch for the catchas-catch-can championship of the world, took place yesterday at Chicago. ...
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THE CHURCH CONGRESS.
The Ven. Archdeacon Whitington, who returned to Tasmania to-day from Perth, W.A., stated to an interviewer at Launceston that the Church Congress was ...
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A BALKAN RAILWAY.
Engineers are surveying the Adriatio railway route. The proposed line will run from Servia to Medua in Albania, via Prishtina and Seutari. ...
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GENERAL CABLES.
Miss Grace Joel and Mr. George Coates have had pictures hung on the line in the New Gallery. ENGLISH MUNICIPAL ELECTIONS. ...
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THE FIGHTING IN PERSIA.
The Russians and other foreigners at Ardebil, in Persia, which was pillaged some weeks ago by tribesmen, have been reassured by the arrival of ...
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ENGLAND'S CURRENCY.
Mr. Frederic Huth Jackson, in his presidential address at a meeting of the Institute of Bankers yesterday, emphasised the fact that the country's ...
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GEELONG WOOL SALES.
At the Geelong wool sales to-day 10,000 bales were offered. The selection included some of the choicest Merinoes and crossbred clips of the Western District ...
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THE POSITION IN MELBOURNE
The Metropolitan Gas Company has increased the price of coke by 20s. per ton, and the price of breeze (refuse) by 10s. per ton. ...
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FATAL HYPNOTIC ACT.
At an entertainment at Somerville, New Jersey, United States, yesterday, Everston, a music-hall hypnotist, threw a member of the audience, named ...
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EFFECT ON TASMANIAN TRADE
The effect of the strike is now beginning to be felt in Tasmania, and it looks as if the State is in for a bad time. Following upon the decision of ...
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