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FEDERAL POLITICS.
The financial agreement bas been carried through the House of Representatives, no difficulty being experienced in securing the statutory majority, and ...
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LYNCHING IN AMERICA.
A lynching incident occurred yesterday at Cairo, Illinois, in the United States. A negro, who had been accused of ...
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THE COAL STRIKE.
The Strike congress met again at the Trades-hall yesterday. It was an extended congress, as additional representatives of the miners and ...
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IMPERIAL POLITICS.
The "Daily Mail" says that Mr. 3. Redmond will insist upon a definite pledge from Mr. Asquith in favour of Home Rule at next election; otherwise ...
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WEST INDIES DISASTER.
No news has been received from Jamaica for the last five days, as the cables are broken. Great floods have occurred, and one ...
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PERSONAL.
His Excellency tho State Governor (Major-General Sir Harry Barron, K.C.M.G.), accompanied by Lady Barron and Major Cadell, A.D.C., attended a ...
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BOY POLICE AT CHICAGO.
The Municipality of Chicago has organised a police force entirely composed of boys, to maintain order among lads. ...
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THE MAGNET STRIKE.
In Saturday's issue brief reference was made to some trouble at the Magnet mine, it being stated that the unionists had left work during the ...
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CONSERVATIVE WORKING MEN
The "Standard'' some months ago opened a fund with a view to collecting one million shillings to enable Conservative workingmen to elect ...
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THE BOULDER PERSEVERANCE MINE.
Owing to the destructive, fire at the Boulder Perseverance mine, in Western Australia,,some days ago, the payment of an interim dividend has been ...
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DRAMATIC CENSORSHIP.
In June of this year the Imperial Government appointed a joint committee of both Houses to inguire into the subject of the censorship of plays ...
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MANCHESTER SHIP CANAL.
The Manchester Association of Im porters and Exporters has addressed the Chambers of Commerce in Australia, calling attention to certain clauses ...
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RAILWAY COLLISION.
A collision took place, in the rail way yards at Redfern yesterday. A passenger train to Hurstville was crossing on to another line when the engine ...
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BRITISH DEFENCE.
Admiral Sir N. Bowden—Smith, addressing a gathering of the National Service League yesterday, remarked that Prince Henry of Prussia, recently ...
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HOMICIDAL MANIA.
A young man named Brown suddenly developed homicidal mania at Christchurch to-day. He attached his mother with a carving knife, and his elder ...
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SHOOTING FATALITY.
Mr. O. Norman Morrison, M.A., Principal of the Geelong College, was accidentally killed while out shooting on his farm in the Mt. Moriac district ...
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PARIS MURDER MYSTERY.
Mme. Steinheil, who was charged with the murder of her husband and Mme. Japy at Paris last year, has been acquitted, after a sensational trial, ...
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IMPORTANT GALENA DISCOVERY.
An important discovery of galena has been made at North Dundas, about five miles from Zeehan, by Mr. James Wallace, who varies his occupation of ...
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MT. BALFOUR COPPER MINES.
The report on the Mount Balfour CopEor Mines has been issued by Mr. A. G. Langford and Mr. B. P, Ekberg, directors, who recently visited the property. ...
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TENNIS CHAMPIONSHIPS.
The finals in the Victorian lawn tennis championships were played to-day. By beating N. E. Brookes to-day for the Victorian championship, A. F. Wilding, ...
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ATTACK ON MR. CHURCHILL.
The President of the Board of Trade (Mr. Winston Churchill) was alighting at Bristol railway station yesterday, whither he had gone in connection with ...
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ENGLISH RACING.
The race for the Liverpool Autumn Cup, a handicap event of 1 mile 3 furJongs, l,375sovs., was run to-day, and resulted as follows: ...
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400 WENT IN A QUARRY.
Three quarry men named Boyes, Malfourd, and Medlin were severely injured by a premature explosion of dynamita, which dislodged 30 tons of stuff. ...
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SUNSPOTS AND THE WEATHER
The cause of the recent magnetic, storm (says the London "Daily Mail") which disturbed magnetic instruments and the telegraph service over a large ...
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FAIR AT PONTVILLE.
The annual Ministering Children's League fair was held at Pontville on Saturday, and passed off most successfully. At 3 p.m. well-laden stalls, ...
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BLOODLESS SURGERY QUAGK.
Bodie, the hypnotist, who was recently ordered by the Court to refund the sum of £1,000 to a student whom he had undertaken to teach bloodless ...
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LATE MR. LIONEL BROUGH.
The funeral of the late Mr. Lionel Brough, actor, took place yesterday at Norwood, and was attended by many leading actors and actresses. ...
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AUSTRALIAN WINES.
The judges, in their report on the wine exhibits from Australia, which secured a number of prizes at the recent Brewers' Exhibition in London, ...
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GENERAL CABLES.
The British War Office is arranging for the establishment of many classes in chiropody in the army for the benefit of the infantry. ...
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PENDING MINING ACTION.
Mr. Con. H. Curtain, Inspector of Mines for the district of Lyell, left for Hobart on Saturday to appear as a witness in the Supreme Court case, ...
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MILITARY APPOINTMENTS.
The following Tasmanian military notifications were gazetted yesterday: —Australian Corps of Signallers, 2nd Lieut. F. W. Medhurst, to be Lieut. ...
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MINING ACCIDENT.
While working in the main tunnel at the Lyell Blocks mine on Saturday afternoon, Wm. Hughes met with a nasty accident. Some timber fell on ...
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THE LIBERAL LEAGUE.
Mr. O. Washington Brown, organiser for Darwin, has been visiting the districts about Castra, Sprent, North Motton, and Gawler. He has formed ...
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SUFFRAGISTS IN A THEATRE.
The Chancellor of the Exchequer (Mr. Lloyd-George) was present at the Savoy Theatre last evening to witness a performance of "The Mountaineers." ...
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