Although the Trades Hall officials are preserving considerable secrecy the general opinion is that the strike is likely to collapse at any moment. One prominent unionist stated that ...
Article : 293 wordsLondon, April 6.—Chatsworth House, Haddon Hall, and many other mansions are being specially guarded both day and night. Suffragists made abortive attempts to burn the ...
Article : 61 wordsCettinje, April 6.—Replying to Rear-Admiral Troubridge the Montenegrin Government states that as the Powers have violated neutrality it is unable to meet their wishes. The ...
Article : 387 wordsAll hopes of an early settlement of the railway strike passed away on Monday night when the mass meeting of men rejected the Government's proposals. The strike is extended now ...
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Detailed lists, results, guides : 119 wordsBefore Messrs. S. H. Belcher and A. A. Mitchell. Joseph Quinn v. Harold Dodd.—Claim, £9 2/1, and 4/ costs for commission on motor ear fares ...
Article : 696 wordsSir,—I wish some able writer would take up the pen in opposition to compulsory military training. One very old and good law tells us, "Thou shalt not kill." Think of the waste in ...
Article : 64 wordsLondon, April .—The Women's Spiritual Militancy Inague has issued a manifesto demanding that the Government should introduce a bill revising the marriage service, and ...
Article : 72 wordsWhen the ferry strike was in full swing we were dogmatically assured by the quidnunes that the only effective solution of industrial problems of this sort was nationalisation. That ...
Article : 859 wordsMrs. Emma Cooke died at her residence, Chantry-street, Goulburn, on Monday morning at the age of 84, after an illness of six weeks. The cause of death was old age. She leaves a ...
Article : 153 wordsLondon, April 7.—The Rev. Sidney Jones, rector of Newmarket, Flintshire, burnt a copy of the Welsh Disestablishment Bill in the presence of his parishioners. He then intimated that he ...
Article : 68 wordsLondon, April 6.—Lord Curzon, speaking at a dinner of the Junior Imperial. League, deplored the dwindling interest taken in Imperial matters. Perhaps, he said, to a certain extent ...
Article : 142 wordsAt St. Mary's Cathedral, Sydney, on Saturday last, Mr. Edward Loughry, eldest son of Mr. E. A. Loughry, Locomotive Superintendent, Railway Department, of "Milton," ...
Article : 567 wordsThe blockade of the Montenegrin coast has been ordered unless the demands of the Powers are satisfied within the next three days. Sir Edward Grey, speaking in the House of ...
Article : 469 wordsParis, April 7.—The president and members of the British Chamber of Commerce entertained Captain Muirhead Collins, official secretary in Great Britain of the Commonwealth, at a ...
Article : 105 wordsThe recent genial rains have put the soil in good order for cropping, and all available land should be sown with useful crops. It is impossible to have too large a supply of winter ...
Article : 262 wordsWashington, April 7.—The President, Dr. Wilson, is to deliver his address to Congress in person. It is a century since a President of the United States adopted this course. ...
Article : 31 wordsLondon April 6.—Seventy-two woolcombing firms in Bradford and district have agreed to a shilling advance in the wages of those of their employees receiving one pound per week ...
Article : 91 wordsThe congestion of patients at the Goulburn Hospital continues, especially in the women's ward, there being two patients ill stretchers on the verandah, although four beds have been ...
Article : 70 wordsParis, April 7.—Dieudonne, one of the motor bandits who is now in prison, has commenced a hunger strike. London, April 7.—The Daily Telegraph's ...
Article : 814 wordsBroken Hill, Monday.—Matters in connection with the strike are becoming increasingly serious. Supplies of life are being cut off; the teams and ...
Article : 253 wordsAnother of those family matches which seem peculiar to this district will take place oil the sports ground on Friday next, the 11th April, at 1.30 a.m., the contesting teams in this ...
Article : 202 wordsOrange, Saturday.—Last night Thomas Brown opened the Federal campaign in the Orange end of the electorate. Both daily newspapers refused to publish reports of his address unless ...
Article : 96 wordsMr. Townsend Wilson, senior parcels clerk at Goulburn railway station, has been transferred to Granville. Mr. Wilson and family left Goulburn for their new home by the passenger ...
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Detailed lists, results, guides : 180 wordsCorrespondent writes:—The following will doubtless interest the protectionist scribes who have recently sent letters to your columns:— "In the United States the wicked and ...
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Detailed lists, results, guides : 506 wordsOn Saturday evening, speaking in Goulburn, Mr. David Watson, president of the Northern District Collieries' Federation, and one of the caucus candidates for the Senate, gave an ...
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Detailed lists, results, guides : 223 wordsIn the Divorce Court on Monday, before Mr. Justice Gordon, John Hill, of Galong, employed on a station, petitioned for a dissolution of his marriage with Annie Hill, ...
Article : 110 wordsA clever Australian woman journalist has started out ill "Everylady's Journal"—to write an entertaining and valuable series of articles for the women who go to town, in the form ...
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Goulburn Evening Penny Post (NSW : 1881 - 1940), Tue 8 Apr 1913, Page 2
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