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  2. INTERNATIONAL CABLES. (REUTER'S AGENCY.) INCREASE OF CANCER.

    Dr. Cooke Adams, formerly of Melbourne, [?] furnished an interesting report to the Chicago Board of Health on the subject of the relationship between animal foods and ...

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  3. INTERNATIONAL CABLES (REUTER'S AGENCY.) VANCOUVER RIOTS.

    The trial of the anti-Japanese rioters is proceeding at Vancouver. One man was sentenced to six months' imprisonment. ...

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  4. FACTORIES BILL.

    The Government continues to receive notice of amendments in the Factories and Shops Acts Amendment Bill. Mr. Tunn[?]liffe proposes to move that ...

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  5. PERSONAL.

    Mr. Bent, although lie attended the sitting of the Legislative Assembly yesterday, was far from well. Mr. Bent has promised Mr. Cullen, ...

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  6. THE TARIFF

    After a discussion lasting over two sittings, the House of Representatives last night agreed to the duties to be levied on wire netting. ...

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  7. FATALITIES AND ACCIDENTS DIED IN GAOL.

    On 2nd inst. Michael Culligan, aged 70 years, an old age pensioner, was brought from Heathcote by the police and lodged in the Bendigo Gaol. The old man was ...

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  8. COMMONWEALTH PARLIAMENT. Thursday, 10th October.

    Senator BEST, in reply to Senator Neild, said that the tenders for the European mail contract were now being examined. No tender would be accepted ...

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  9. MAY DAY OUTRAGE.

    A Russian, named Law has been sentenced at Paris to 15 years' penal servitude for firing on the troops on May Day from an omnibus. ...

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  10. BALLARAT COMPETITIONS.

    The South-street competitions were continued this evening. Results:—Piano Solo (for competitors under 14).—Reginald Brown, Northcote, 81 points, 1; ...

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  11. THE PEOPLE'S FOOD. CHOCOLATE SPONGE SLICES.

    In the District Court to-day, before Mr. P. J. Dwyer, P.M., and Mr. J. J. Rogers, J.P., interesting cases under the Health Act were heard. ...

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  12. LIBERATION SOCIETY.

    The death is announced of Mr. Carvell [?]liams, chairman of the Liberation Society. The Society for the Liberation of ...

    Article : 72 words
  13. HAGUE CONFERENCE.

    A preliminary sitting of the Hague Conference has adopted the convention relating to submarine mines, with reservations. The several powers can, however, nu[?]ify ...

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  14. EDUCATION QUESTION.

    What is called the "secularising attitude" of Mr. Augustine Birrell, the president of the Board of Education, in regard, to the education question, is denounced by ...

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  15. LOW PRICE OF STOCKS.

    Lord Ro[?]ild, the [?]ead of the great [?]ing house of that name, has put for[?] another theory to explain the depreciation stock values. ...

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  16. LIGHT HORSEMAN INJURED.

    While escorting the Lieutenant-Governor to the railway station on Wednesday evening with his troop Private Simpson, of the Bendigo Light Horse Squadron, met ...

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  17. BREAK O' DAY TRAGEDY.

    The adjourned inquest on the body of the murdered old age pensioner, Joseph Wendell, will be resumed at the Windermere hotel, Kangaroo Flat, by the coroner, Mr. ...

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  18. JEAN GERARDY MARRIED.

    The marriage is announced of the celebrated cellist, M. Jean Gerardy, who visited Australia about the middle of 1902, and Miss Amelia M'Quade daughter of the ...

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  19. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.

    Mr. DEAKIN, in reply to Mr. Carr, said that the Government had no knowledge of the introduction of pauper immigrants into New South Wales, and their ...

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  20. THE CRAZE FOR YELLOW

    William Hart baker of 547 Dru[?]ndstreet. Carlton, was similarly charged with respect to certain Albert buns purchased from defendant by Inspector Ford on 9th ...

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  21. AUSTRALIAN BUTTER.

    There were [?]25 entries for the Colonial Butter and Dairy Show, which has been opened in London, most of the lending factories in Aus[?] and New Zealand being ...

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  22. SERIOUS RIDING ACCIDENT.

    A young man named Frank Tyson met with a very serious accident to-day. He was riding after horses, when his horse fell into a gutter and rolled over him. In ...

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  23. ROYAL PRINCESS'S THEATRE.

    Last night a big audience greeted the fourth appearance of Mr. Hamilton Hill and company. Mr. Hill's appearance was eagerly awaited by his townsfolk, and it ...

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  24. FRENCH SACRILEGE CASE.

    A painful sensation has been caused in [?] circles in France by thr discovery [?] series of sacrilegious robberies An[?]an [?]ables have recently been ...

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  25. DETERMINED SUICIDE.

    The evidence at the coronial inquiry concerning the death of a young man named William Osburn who was fo[?]d dead at his lodgings at Carlton with his ...

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  26. AMAZING WEDDING.

    There was an amazing scene at a wedding at the end of August in the parish church of Isle Abbots, a village near [?] mi[?]ster, Somerset. The vicar[?] the Rev ...

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  27. VANILLA SPONGE SLICE.

    Elizabeth Mack, of 14 Errol-street. North Melbourne was charged with incorrectly describing cak[?] called vanilla sponge slice. Defendant did not appear. ...

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  28. SUSPECTED SUICIDE.

    A young man named John Dobinson, a draper, was found dead this morning under circumstances which indicate that he had committed su[?]cide. Dobinson ...

    Article : 221 words
  29. ANTI-MILITARISM.

    M. Clomen[?] a French Premier, delivered a brilliant patriotic oration at A[?]ens yesterday. It was aimed at "parri[?]dal anti-reilitarists and ...

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  30. OBITUARY.

    The funeral of the late Mr. Henry Daykin took place yesterday, moving from his late residence, Honeysuckle-street, to the Bendigo Cemetery, where the remains were ...

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  31. [?]RAIN ROBBERS DEFEATED.

    A Russian banker, carrying a large sum of money, and [?]rted by gendarmes, was [?]day travelling by rail from Dor[?]at to [?] (Livonia), when a number of armed ...

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  32. BRITAIN AND GERMANY.

    "The Times" this morning publishes a weighty leading article regarding the Emperor William's visit to England, and the rumor that his Majesty will be accompanied ...

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  33. ALLEGED EMBEZZLEMENT.

    At the City Court to-day Norman Miller was charged with embezzling at Smeaton between the 1st and 31st January £3, be longing to the Davis-Franklin Cycle Co. ...

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  34. SOUTH AUSTRALIAN POLITICS. THE FRANCHISE STRUGGLE.

    The House of Assembly will late this afternoon consider the conditions of the compact entered into with the Legislative Council regarding the franchise. ...

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  35. DECEASED WIFE'S SISTER.

    The principle of marriage with a deceased wife's sister, though such marriages have been san[?]tioned by Parliament, is still1 [?]rded with dis[?]favor by the authorities of ...

    Article : 79 words
  36. COMPROMISE ACCEPTED.

    Both Houses acccpted the franchise compromise, and the bill was finally passed. The Laborites strongly resent the concession, and will now agitate for a further ...

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  37. GENERAL NEWS.

    [?] silver was to-day quoted at 2s 5 15-16d [?] standard ounce, as compared with 2s [?] 1-8d on Monday last. The visible supply of wheat east of the ...

    Article : 140 words
  38. BENDIGO SUPREME COURT.

    The Bendigo Supreme Court will open next Tuesday. The list of cases comprises no fewer than 15 indictments. Appended is the list:—David Victor Orchard, ...

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  39. FRUIT INSPECTION.

    The Executive Council to-day approved of the new regulations governing the importation of trees, plants, and fruit. The drastic conditions previously in force were ...

    Article : 332 words
  40. WORKERS' WAGES.

    The Cabinet will on Monday next consider the question of the rates of pay received by gripmen, conductors, and other men employed on the Melbourne, Bendigo, ...

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  41. INTER-STATE TELEGRAMS. TATTERSALL'S WILL CASE.

    The hearing of the Tatt[?]rsall's will case was continued in the Equity Court to-day. In an affidavit, Messrs. Harvey and Finlay, two of the trustees, stated that since the ...

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  45. TROTTING STALLION AWARD.

    Sir,—Re Judge Hamling's disagreement with his brother judges in awarding the first prize to Rhys Harold in the po[?] stallion section, I think it would have been ...

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  46. BRITISH RIFLEMEN.

    The Lord Mayor (Alderman Hughes) has declined to accord a civic reception to the British riflemen on their visit to Sydney. The party will be welcomed by ...

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