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  2. LABOR TROUBLES

    A general lock-out in the building trade throughout Germany began at midnight on Friday. The Hamburg and Berlin districts alone are unaffected. ...

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  3. THE FEDERAL ELECTIONS

    In my last letter before the elections I quoted Senator Findley freely. He was confidently depending upon his sense of "atmosphere." I heard him speak the same ...

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  4. A RACECOURSE TRAGEDY

    One of those racecourse fatalities wit which fortunately turf history is only dotted at rare intervals occurred on Saturday. Those who went to Morphettville ...

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  5. SYSTEMATIC ROBBERY

    A strange discovery of systematic robbery has been made in Hungary. Gold-dust thefts, extending over many years, and involving many millions of ...

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  6. PERIL IN MID-AIR

    A balloonist, Christopher Selblie, narrowly escaped a tragic end at the Association Cricket Ground on Saturday, in consequence of his assistants letting go before ...

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  7. BRITISH POLITICS

    It is understood that Mr. Asquith does not intend to carry the Veto Bill through the House of Commons, but that a similar Bul will be introduced in the ...

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  8. THE COMMONWEALTH ELECTIONS.

    The "Standard," discussing the Australian Federal elections, remarks that there is no reason to fear that the Labor Party will prove unequal to" the responsibilities of ...

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  9. A "FREAK" WEDDING

    A sensation was caused in Glasgow yesterday by the performance of a "freak" wedding ceremony in a lions' cage. The bride and bridegroom, accompanied by a ...

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  10. A JEALOUS LOVER

    A terrible murder has been perpetrated at Gateshead, in Durham, on the right bank of the Tyne, opposite Newcastle. The victim's name was Henderson, and the ...

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  11. FEAST OF DEATH.

    Klepoff, the Russian hangman, has met a tragic fate. Several ex-convicts at Riga, on the Baltic, where Klepoff was very busy a year or two ago, invited him to a feast ...

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  12. ROYALTIES ABROAD.

    King Edward, who is recruiting his health on the Continent, yesterday motored to Vera, a town in the Spanish province of the same name. His Majesty visited ...

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  13. AUSTRALIAN IMMIGRANTS.

    The Rev. Wilson-Carlile (Prebendary of St. Paul's Cathedral and founder and Hon. Chief Secretary of the Church Army), is raising a fund of £50,000 with the object of ...

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  14. MARK TWAIN.

    Mr. Samuel Langhorne Clemens, better known as Mark Twain, is seriously ill. He is suffering from agina pectoris the result of over-smoking. Mr. Clemens is in his ...

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  15. POWELKA CAPTURED.

    Powelka has been captured at last. Early this morning he was caught at the Ashhurst railway-station, where, it is stated the police found indications that he ...

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  16. THE TELAMON'S CARGO.

    The system of insulation aboard the Telamon, whose cargo recently caught fire, has been partly destroyed. The captain reports that half the apples carried by ...

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  17. FINANCIAL NEWS.

    The following are the latest quotations on the London Stock Exchange:- Associated Mines, buyers 13/, sellers 14/. Broken Hill Proprietary, buyers 36/3, ...

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  18. JAPANESE SUBMARINE.

    'A Japanese submarine torpedo boat has [?] while manoeuvring off Hirohima, the largest Japanese city west of Kobe. ...

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  19. THE NEWCASTLE MURDER.

    The inquest on the body of Mr. Nesbit, cashier of the Widdington colliery, in Northumberland, which was discovered under the seat of a railway carriage on the ...

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  20. SOUTH AUSTRALIAN LOAN.

    The South Australian loan is being jointly issued by the firm of Samuel Montague & Co. and the Bank of Adelaide at £101. The prpspectus of the loan issued ...

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  21. THE WRECKED PERICLES

    The "Standard," commenting on the verdict delivered at the enquiry into the loss of the steamer Pericles, remarks that the finding is unsatisfactory, because it ...

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  22. THE RUBBER BOOM.

    Two steamers have arrived at Liverpool, each with a cargo of Para rubber, valued at £1,000,000. ...

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  23. LORD KITCHENER.

    Lord Kitchener, who is visiting the United States, remarked to an interviewer in New York yesterday that Great Britain was at peace with all the world. The ...

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  24. DISASTERS IN GERMANY

    The German naval manoeuvres off Sassnitz, in Prussia, have been marred by another accident. As a result of tube explosions on two of the torpedo boats engaged, ...

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  25. PLAGUE IN CHINA.

    An epidemic of plague is raging in Amoy, the Chinese treaty port, in the province of Fukien, on the small island of Hiamen. The victims, of whom there ...

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  26. ROBERY ON MAILBOAT.

    Information has just been disclosed of a serious robbery on the R.M.S. Orsova. Eric William McConnell, a passenger, reported that a leather bag was stolen from ...

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  27. COMMERCIAL NEWS.

    Wheat.—A consignment of 13,000 quarters of Victorian wheat, February, has [?] sold at 38/9. Hides, &c.—Hides are neglected, and ...

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  28. THE SMALLPOX OUTBREAK.

    [?] the members of two families, the whole of the passengers of the Otway, who have been in [?] since the smallpox case was discovered have been released. ...

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  29. AUSTRALIAN ARTISTS.

    The following Australian artists are exhibiting in Paris this year:—Salon— Grace and Joel Coates, Dora Meeson, [?] Harcourt, Joseph [?] New ...

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  30. TROUBLE IN CHINA.

    Serious rioting has broken out in Changsha, in the Chinese province of [?] owing to the action of certain officials in "cornering" the rice supply. ...

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  31. SHOP BURNT DOWN.

    A fire at Goulburn early on Saturday morning destroyed the shop occupied by C. V. Piggott, watchmaker and jeweller, who estimates his loss at £700, which is ...

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  32. MADAME CALVE.

    Madame Calve made her entry on the Town Hall platform last night, with a quick little run, waved her hands enthusiastically to the audience of 2,000, and ...

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  33. RACING IN ENGLAND.

    The Two-Year-Old Plate, run at Newmarket yesterday, was won by Mr. J, Metcalfe's Mushroom. ...

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  34. NEW ZEALAND GALE.

    Interrupted communications from South Island show that widespread damage was done by the gale, which played havoc among gardens and plantations, A new ...

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  35. AEROPLANES IN FRANCE

    Great damage has been done by a cyclone to the aeroplane factories and camps at Rheims and Chalons-sur-Marne, two of the principal centres of aerial experimentation ...

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  37. THE FISCAL ISSUE.

    Mr. Balfour, in reply to a correspondent, favors the free importation of colonial wheat under fiscal reform and the encouragement of sugar beet growing and sugar ...

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  38. TASMANIA.

    The arrangements are well in hand for holding the inter-State eight-oared race. SHIPMENTS OF FRUIT. In connection with the Suevic shipment ...

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  39. THE MATINEE HAT.

    Mrs. Blanche Eardly, the novelist, who with another lady summoned Mr. Frank Curzon (manager of the Prince of Wales' Theatre), for a technical assault in having ...

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  41. GENERAL CABLE NEWS.

    Mr. Theodore Roosevelt, ex-President of the United States, who is now touring Europe after his shooting expedition in Central Africa, has arrived in Vienna from ...

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  42. BIRTH OF TRIPLETS.

    On Friday last Mrs. Anna Moore, of Commercial-road, West Footscray, gave birth to triplets, two boys and a girl, all of whom, with the mother, are reported ...

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  43. FREIGHTS FOR PAPER.

    The shipping companies have removed [?] surtax of 2/6 on paper conveyed from Scandinavia direct to Australia. ...

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  44. "LEST WE FORGET."

    Sixty years ago in Bristol, England, Mr. E. Sawtell made bifocal two-piece, far and near, distance and reading, spectacle lenses. Since then the various forms of ...

    Article : 177 words
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