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  2. THE COAL STRIKE

    LONDON, Wednesday Night.—The Miners' Federation has decided to take a ballot as to whether the men shall resume work. ...

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  4. MAYOR AND EDITOR

    ROCK ISLAND (ILLINOIS), Wednesday Night.—An unsuccessful attempt was made to assassinate the Mayor, Mr Schriever, bullets being ...

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  5. AN ELECTION FRACAS

    The North West Coast papers yesterday reported the occurrence of an unusual s[?]ue at an election meeting held at Dunorlan on Monday night ...

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  6. COACH CAPSIZES

    An accident which might easily have been attended by most serious results occurred as a place called Doctor's Hill on the Le[?]roy-load, yesterday. ...

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  7. OUTRAGE BY APACHES

    PAIRS, Wednesday Night.—Several [?]msses of the outrage at Chant[?]lly, when a bank was robbed and some persons shot, identify the three missing ...

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  8. REGIMENTS UNDER ORDERS.

    Two regiments at Aldershot, served with ball ammunit[?]ion and three days' rations are entraining for an unknown strike area where disorder is ...

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  9. THE TRIPOLITAN WAR

    LONDON, Thursday Morning.—The St. Petersburg correspondent of "The T[?]es" says that the Powers are on able to formulate med[?]atio proposals ...

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  10. INFANTILE MORTALITY RISING.

    The infantile mortality in Manchester has risen from 84 to 183 per 1000 and there is a simular rise at the Pot[?]eries. ...

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  11. GENERAL NEWS

    LONDON, Thursday Morning.—P and C. defe[?]ed stock again advanced yesterday, the closing quotation being £33[?] ...

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  12. RAILWAY TRAFFIC CURTAILED.

    The railway companies have decided not be ran goods trains not week. except with food, and several companies have cancelled the Easter [?] ...

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  13. MARTIAL LAW PROCLAIMED

    ROCK ISLAND, Thursday Morning.—Martial law has been proclaimed and all public gatherings have been suppressed. It is f[?]ared that there ...

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  14. STRIKE PAY EXHAUSTED.

    There are angry meetings ate War Wickshire, owing to the strike pay fund being exhausted.The miners are demanding the executive to draw upon ...

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  15. MIDDLESEX HOSPITAL

    LONDON, Thursday Morning. — Her Majesty Queen mary opened the Bar[?]na[?]Jos[?] ex[?]er ward at the M[?]ldles[?]s Hospital. ...

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  16. CONSUMPTION.

    PAIRS, Thursday Morning.—Professor Ponc[?]t has made an important communication on the A[?]denne d [?]Med[?]n, showing the violent ...

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  17. SENSATIONAL ESCAPE

    SANBERNARDINO, Wednesday Night.—Messrs Co[?]gton and A[?]t, tow wealthy Englishmen were climbing Mount Bernard[?]o. in the Is[?]as ...

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  18. SYNDICALISM.

    In the House of Commons, Mr Wm Ormsby Gore (Unionst) raised a debate on syndia[?]lism. Mr. C. E. Hobhouse [?] ...

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  19. N.S.W. PARLIAMENT

    SYDNEY, Thursday. — The State Parliament was to-day prop[?]gued until May 14. After the Legislative Assembly had despate[?]ed a message ...

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  20. NEW WOOLLEN WILL

    The establishment of a Commonwealth w[?] his engaged the attention of the P[?] t;o [?] past [?] the ...

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  21. RESULT KNOWN NEXT WEDNESDAY.

    The baliot papers to be issued by the Miners' Federation Conference to the men will not recommend them how to [?]ate. The result of the ballot will ...

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  22. RECONSTRUCTION

    LONDON, Thursday Morning.—The directors of New Zealand Loan and Mercantine Agency Company purpose re[?]rg the shar[?]olders at a [?] ...

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  23. THE BILL COMPULSORY.

    Mr Ken Hardie, speaking at Camberw[?] said that the Minimum Wage Bill was compulsory, and bath sides must accept of The district hear[?]s ...

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  24. MINIMUM WAGE BILL.

    At a meeting of the coal owners the Minimum Wage BIll was excepted ...

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  25. GOVERNMENT PROTECTION.

    Mr Reginald M'Kenra President of the Board of Trade sand in the Horse of Commons to-day that the Government would afford adequate ...

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  26. FORMING A CABINET

    AUCKLAND, Thursday. — Mr. M'Kenzie, the new Premier, is experimenting s[?] difficulty in forming [?]. There are a[?]p[?]sents for ...

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  27. A SPLINT IN THE PARTY.

    "The Times" states that there is a spirit between the trades union wing of the Socialists and Labor party. Ta[?] were angry scenes and [?] ...

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  28. MR MACDONALD CRITICISED

    "The Times," commenting on Mr Lived George's re[?]ation on MR Ramsay Macdonald, describes Mr Macdonald as a member of ...

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  29. THE NEW MINISTRY

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  30. BILLIARDS

    LONDON, Thursday Morning.—The match between George Gray and H. [?] Stevenson, [?] up, level, with [?]zone balls which was began at ...

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  31. AMERICAN PRESIDENCY

    NEW YORK, Wednesday Night The primary b[?]n [?]ed through[?]t the State for the appointment of Republican delegates to the C[?]e ...

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  32. MINIMUM WAGE HILL

    LONDON, Thursday Morning. — In the House of Lords the Minimum Wage Bill was [?] a second [?] Ea[?] Crewe exp[?]ned the c[?]cum ...

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  33. VIOLENT CYCLONE

    BUENOS AYRES, Wednesday Night.—A v[?]elcone is [?]agirg over the city and the sin[?]anding district Eighteen persons have been killed and ...

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  34. MR TAFTS NOMINATION.

    NEW YORK, Thursday Morning Efforts are being made to early primary ba[?]ts, favouring President Taff's nomination for the Presidency. ...

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  35. MANSLAUGHTER

    SYDNEY, Thursday. — At the Central Court to-dy Wi[?]am O'R[?]lly was c[?]ted of the man[?]ghter of [?] eiderly C[?]noe in Camp ...

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  36. COLLAPSE OF A TUNNEL

    BERLIN, Wednesday Night. — A tunnel under the River Spree caved on to-day, floo[?]ing a section of the city tabes at right time, which the ...

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  37. INFAMOUS METHODS

    CHICAGO, Thursday Morning.—M. Roosevelt, in a figh[?]ng speech, characterised the methods used to secure this defeat as infamous. He said that ...

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  38. DARING BURGLARS

    SYDNEY, Thursday. At an early bout this morning the houses Now 1 and 2 in Harri Terrace, George-street, were the scene of a daring burglary. ...

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  39. AUSTRALIAN NOTES

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  40. TRADE SECRETS

    LONDON, Wednesday Night. — Franz Wi[?]zen, a German, has been [?]ned £50 for endeavoring to [?]duca[?] a re[?]vet embos[?] at Leeds to disclose ...

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  41. SSUPPORTING MR TAFT.

    COLORADO, Thursday Morning.— The Rep[?]cans have nominated a ticket supporting Mr Te[?]. ...

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  42. PRINCE OF WALES

    LONDON, Wednesday Night.—The Prince of Wales visits P[?]s next week, and will remain for same months for the purpose of perfecting the ...

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  43. MISSING KOOMBANA

    PERTH, Thursday. — The fate of the steamer Koombana is [?]ill a mater of mystery. Experts declare the boat to be a good seaboat, and well ...

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  44. DISASTROUS FIRE

    CALCUTTA, Wednesday Night.—A disastrous fire broke out Peshawar, a short distance from the entrance to the Khyber Pa[?]s Three hundred ...

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  45. DELORAINE.

    The Methodist Church harvest thanksgiving services were brought to a successful issue by a concert, coffee supper, and sale of gift's on Monday. ...

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  46. YOUNG MURDERER

    ST PETERSBURG, Wednesday night.—A youth names Rockewzitsal, a son of magistrate, and an extraordinary degenerate, has been ...

    Article : 83 words
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  48. ALLEGED FRAUD

    SAN FRANCISCO, Thursday Morning.—Lee de Forrest, chief of the American De Forrest Wireless Company, has been arrested on warrant. ...

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  49. TROOPS CALLED OUT.

    Five hundred solders of the Yorkshire Reg[?]ment has gove to the Littleton callieries, in Cannock Chase, where a mob prevented the strike ...

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