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SIR EDMUND BARTON AT MAITLAND.
The Prime Minister (Sir Edmund Barton) addressed a meeting in the Town Hall, Maitland, the head quarters of his electorate, to-night. The hall was crowded in ...
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GERMAN DESIGNS.
According to the Pittsburg "Dispatch," the Kaiser on the occasion of his recent visit to England tried in vain to persuade King Edward and the British Government ...
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THE PRIME MINISTER AT MAITLAND.
Sir Edmund Barton addressed his constituents at Maitland last night. The sooner Australia had a navy the better, but she could not afford it yet. ...
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INTER-STATE LABOR CONGRESS.
The first Commonwealth Trades Union Congress was opened at the Trades Hall this morning, with [?]n attendance of 21 delegates, each of the States, excepting ...
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FEDERAL AFFAIRS.
The official opinion of the South Australian Attorney-General (Hon. J. H. Gordon), denouncing the Federal Government and Parliament for invading in the Federal ...
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THE CZAR.
A remarkable report is in circulation in the Berlin and Vienna newspapers, and meets with wide credence. It is to the effect that the melancholia under which the ...
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NEW PACIFIC STEAMSHIP LINE.
Mr. McMaster, of Burns, Philp, & Co., called to-day on Mr. Atlee Hunt (Secretary for External Affairs), and intimated to him that it was the intention of his firm to ...
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AFFAIRS IN CHINA.
Dispatches from Pekin report a sensational episode. The Chinese recently lowered the British, and hoisted their own, flag at the Tongshan mines, at the same ...
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AMERICAN TRUSTS.
President Roosevelt, speaking yesterday at the Union League Club in Philadelphia on the trusts question, stated that it was idle to assert, as some had done, that the ...
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NEW GUINEA.
In the course of other interesting matter communicated to Mr. Hunt by Mr. McMaster to-day that, gentleman mentioned that the Fugeri tribe, a race of ...
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SOUTH AFRICA.
The Transvaal Lands Department has now been established. No Crown lands will in future be alienated, excepting under specified conditions. Minerals will ...
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FRANCE AND SIAM.
M. Etienne, leader of the Colonial Party in tne French Chamber of Deputies, in a speech yesterday explained the grounds of his opposition to the ratification of the ...
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THE PACIFIC ISLANDS.
News has been received By Department External Affairs that the new British Resident (Captain Rason) has concluded his preliminary survey of his future lifework, ...
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THE LATE HERR KRUPP.
It transpires that Herr Frederick Krupp, of the Essen iron and steel works, owed his death to apoplexy. His sudden decease has created a ...
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ENCOURAGING RIFLE SHOOTING. MORE INJUSTICE TO SOUTH AUSTRALIA.
The "Public Service Review" writes:— Several appointments have recently been made in the Federal Public Service, notab[?]y[?] some half-dozen in the office of the ...
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WEST AFRICA.
The Governors of the British colonies in Sierra Leone and Gambia, in West Africa, have announced their intention to encourage the extensive growth of cotton by the ...
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SENSATIONAL REPORT.
A report, not yet confirmed, is current in Berlin that Herr Krupp committed suicide It is generally believed that, whatever the nature of his end, whether it was ...
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ARGENTINA.
Trade in Buenos Ayres has been paralysed by a general strike, involving thousands of people. ...
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IRON AND STEEL INDUSTRY.
Twenty-three Austrian and Hungarian iron and steel factories have amalgamited for a period of ten years. Their combined capital amounts to 270 million kroner. Each ...
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WRECK IN THE DANUBE.
A fearful calamity has occurred at the mouth of the Danube. The Italian steamer Bosnia went aground last night and became a total wreck. Of 205 passengers on board ...
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THE ELINGAMITE.
The Zealandia, which has arrived from Sydney, saw nothing of the musing Elingamite boat. The Sterling has returned to Kaipara after locating the position of the ...
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GERMANY AND TURKEY.
The Sultan of Turkey has heaped extraordinary attentions on the cadets of the German training ship Stein, inviting them to dinner, addressing them, and sending his ...
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THE INCOME TAX AND FEDERAL MEMBERS.
The "Argus" says:—"The Federal Ministers mean to fight the claim for income tax made by the Victorian Commissioner on behalf of themselves and all Federal ...
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A CRIME AND ITS SEQUEL.
A tragic sequel to the recent coronial enquiry into the death of Maud Pengelly, who was found dead in a dentist's chair on the premises of Harcourt Ellis, was brought ...
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TRAIN ROBBERY.
A daring train robbery is reported from Ohio. A gang of 12 men stopped the Rock Island to Devenport express, and having overcome the officials and passengers, burst ...
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BROKEN HILL.
Philip Green, general dealer, was again brought before the Police Court to-day, charged with receiving a quantity of old brass fittings, knowing the same to have ...
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SOMALILAND.
Lord Kitchener and General Maitland had a long consultation at Aden yesterday relative to the Somaliland campaign. It is understood that the former is against ...
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NEW SOUTH WALES.
The State Governor (Sir Henry Rawson) intends to present a Cha[?]lenge Cup for the inter-State dingey races, which take place at Sydney in January. ...
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TWO WRECKS.
The ketch Ruby was driven ashore on Kangaroo Island, in the Investigator Straits, on November 12, during a gale. The crew and two passengers were saved. ...
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A HEAVY RAINFALL.
Some big rain records were reported this morning, as the result of a thunderstorm. The rain was pretty general between the Western railway line and the Queensland ...
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THE ROZELLE SHOOTING CASE.
The young man Eilis, who is charged with shooting his sweetheart, Annie Furber, at (Rozelle [?]ast night, with intent to murder her, was before the Balmain Court ...
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TASMANIA.
The judgment by the Full Court in the Van Diemen's Land Company case with regard to foreshore rights is to be given to-morrow. ...
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