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  2. THE FEDERAL SESSION.

    Another full dress debate on the public works question occupied the House of Representatives yesterday. Progress was painfully slow. Three private members, ...

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  3. THE SENATE.

    Motions for adjournment are becoming a habit in the Senate. Brief as the session has ben, the proceeding have already been interrupted on several occasions in ...

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  4. BENDIGO MINE DISPUTE.

    The strike at South New Moon mine is still in full swing, and thus far neither side appears willing to give way. The position of affairs is unfortunate, as the ...

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  5. A FEDERATION CIRCULAR.

    The Federated Miners' Association of Australasia has issued to the various branches an official circular dealing, among other things, with the recent strike ...

    Article : 354 words
  6. REFERENCE IN PARLIAMENT.

    On the motion for the adjournment in the Legislative Assembly last night Mr. Tunnecliffe asked to what extent the Government was cognisant of the special ...

    Article : 255 words
  7. THE STATE PARLIAMENT.

    Several members athirst for information, part of which had already been published broadcast in sheets, rose in succession in the Legislative Assembly yesterday and ...

    Article : 356 words
  8. MALLEE HOTELS.

    A protest against that part of the Licensing District Bill which is designed to authorise the establishment of licensed hotels in the mallee country was made ...

    Article : 247 words
  9. CITY PROPERTY SOLD.

    Brunton's-chambers, at the corner of Collins and Elizabeth streets, or, as it is more popularly known, "Altson's Corner," together with the piece of land on which ...

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  10. BRISBANE TRAMWAY DISPUTE

    Further evidence about conditions in Brisbane was taken yesterday by Mr. Justice Higgins in the Third Civil Court in connection with the claim by the ...

    Article : 301 words
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  12. SITUATION IN EUROPE.

    In the course of an interview accorded at Kissengen to a representative of the Paris "Figaro," Herr von Kiderlin-Waechter, the German Minister for Foreign ...

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  13. TURKEY'S HOME TROUBLES.

    The Turkish troops renewed their attacks on the Montenegrin frontier guards, and were repulsed with loss. General Vukotych, of the Montenegrin army, has ...

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  14. REPORTED MASSACRE OF BULGARIANS.

    The newspapers report that Turkish gendarmes and troops at Kochana massacred a number of Bulgarians on the occasion of the recent bomb outrage. If this report is ...

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  15. REFORM IN THE NAVY.

    An important innovation has been announced by the Admiralty. A scheme has been outlined for opening the commissioned ranks in the navy to the men of the "lower ...

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  16. CONVICT SHIP SUCCESS.

    The convict ship Success, which was built in 1790, and served as a prison hulk in Hobson's Bay in the "fifties," has now been 66 days in crossing the Atlantic. The ...

    Article : 104 words
  17. NARROW LIBERAL MAJORITY.

    The Appropriation Bill was passed in the House of Commons to-day, on division, by 191 votes to 162, the Government having the narrow majority of 29 votes. The ...

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  18. AUSTRALIAN AVIATOR'S DEATH

    An inquest was held to-day concerning the death of Lindsay Campbell, the Australian aviator, who was crushed to death on Monday when his machine somersaulted ...

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  19. INTERNATIONAL CHESS.

    In the international chess tournament at Breslau, Doras and Rubinstein tied for first place, Teichmann was third, and Schlechter and Tarrasch tied for fourth ...

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  20. GENERAL CARLES.

    An excursion train was shunting at Lombardstown when it collided with fixed buffers. The engine was derailed and capsized while a car was telescoped. The stoker ...

    Article : 253 words
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  22. MR. ROOSEVELT'S POLICY.

    The session of the National Progressive Convention in the Coliseum yesterday was notable for the delivery of an address by Mr. Roosevelt, who placed before his ...

    Article : 379 words
  23. SUFFRAGETTES ON TRIAL.

    The hearing was concluded yesterday, in Dublin, of the charges brought against the English suffragettes Mary Leigh, Gladys Evans, Lizzie Baker and Mary Capper, who ...

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  24. SEVENTH TEST MATCH.

    The third test match between the Australians and South Africans--the seventh match of the triangular series--was resumed a Nottingham yesterday. The ...

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  26. ALLEGED ESPIONAGE.

    The German newspapers, in commenting on the arrest of five English yachtsmen at Eckernfoerde on a charge of espionage, universally assume the guilt of the ...

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  27. TRADE UNION FUNDS.

    In the House of Commons last evening the debate was concluded on the second reading of the Trades Unions Bill. The measure is practically identical with the ...

    Article : 209 words
  28. PERUVIAN ATROCITIES.

    Mr. Asquith announced to-day that a select committee would inquire into the reported atrocities in the Peruvian rubber districts. He said the committee would ...

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  29. APPEAL FOR CATHOLIC MISSIONS.

    The Duke of Norfolk, a leading Roman Catholic churchman, is making an appeal for the public subscription of £15,000, on behalf of the Roman Catholic mission in ...

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  30. PORTUGAL AND AUSTRALIA.

    Some discussion is taking place in the Portuguese press regarding the advantages of a suggested commercial treaty between Portugal and Australia. ...

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  31. ELECTRIC SUPPLY BREAKDOWN

    For about fifteen minutes from about 7 p.m. yesterday South Yarra was plunged in darkness owing to the breakdown of the electric supply from the power house ...

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  32. HAWTHORN HORSE TRAMWAY.

    Cr. Barbour reported to the Hawthorn council last night that the Tramways Trust had flatly refused to consider the proposal of the council to purchase the ...

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  33. MUNICIPAL ORCHESTRA FOR HAWTHORN.

    The initial step has been taken to form a municipal orchestra in Hawthorn. A letter from Mr. F. M[?]wton, a well-known local musician and conductor, on the ...

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  34. AN ECHO OF THE ABBOTSFORD BY ELECTION.

    Sir,--The members of the Presbytery of Melbourne North have been wasting a good deal of precious time in fighting a shadow. On Sunday last I made no ...

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  35. Enclosure.

    Dear Friend,--About twelve months ago, when a household poll of the electors of Abbotsford was taken, you kindly expressed yourself as favorable to the inclusion of Scripture lessons in our State ...

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  37. NEGLECTED GIPPSLAND.

    The great grievance in respect to its undeniable neglect which is felt throughout the whole of Gippsland was emphatically expressed at a representative gathering of ...

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  38. LARGE FIRE AT WELSHPOOL.

    The Welshpool Coffee Palace, with adjoining buildings, was burnt to the ground last night. The fire took place about midnight, when most of the inmates were in ...

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  39. LATE SHIPPING NEWS.

    Star of India, for Liverpool and London; Guthrie, for Japan. Laden with 26,000 bags of wheat from this port, the Tyser liner Star of India sailed from ...

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  40. A DISPUTED ELECTION.

    The State Elections and Qualifications Committee sat again yesterday at Parliament House to further consider the petition lodged by Sir Henry Weedon against ...

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  41. NEW SETTLERS.

    With bulwarks lined with men, women and children eagerly scanning the crowd on the wharf in search of relatives and friends, the Aberdeen liner Demosthenes ...

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  42. "THE LEADER."

    In "The Leader" this week the illustration pages will attract favorable notice. The Australian Hurdle Race furnishes material which will appeal to sportsmen ...

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  43. SMALL-POX CASE.

    Messrs. Burns, Philp and Co. have received a cable message from Java stating that a lady passenger had developed symptoms of small-pox on the passage from ...

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  44. ELECTRIC CABLE CAUSES TROUBLE.

    A peculiar accident happened here today. One of the gas company's electric light wires became uncoupled, and fell, first, across a tramway wire, preventing ...

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