MELBOURNE, Thursday.--A resolution was carried at a meeting of the Trades-hall council to-night, expressing strong approval of the action of the Swedish Consul in warning ...
Article : 96 wordsJohn Webb (57), a canvasser, committed suicide at his residence, Wigram-road, Glebe, yesterday morning. He was apparently in good health and spirits last night, but at about half-past 1 ...
Article : 145 wordsThe, trial of Peter Bowling, William Brennan, Albert Burns, Amram Lewis, and Andrew Gray on the charge of conspiracy in connection with the coal strike was resumed at the Central ...
Article : 3,940 wordsNEWCASTLE, Thursday.--The Wages Board appointed under the compulsory provisions of the Industrial Disputes Act to deal with the dispute in the colliery industry resumed its ...
Article : 3,813 wordsSir,--It appears from to-day's issue of your paper that the Premier of New South Wales does not believe that I should in any way have criticised the Government immigration policy. I am glad to find ...
Article : 271 wordsThe executive of the Sydney Labor Council investigated, the charges made in respect of members of the Ironworkers Assistants Union, to the effect that they had worked foreign coal ...
Article : 322 wordsHarry Hales (50), a wharf laborer, collapsed in Palmer-street, Woolloomooloo, yesterday morning while returning home from work. The Civil Ambulance conveyed him to Sydney ...
Article : 43 wordsElsie Whittaker (19), residing with her parents at Phillip-street, Parramatta, was admitted to the Parramatta Hospital on Wednesday suffering from symptoms of poisoning. She ...
Article : 66 wordsMELBOURNE, Thursday.--Reference was made to the Beaufort railway accident at the meeting of the Trades-hall Council to-night, and the following motion was carried ...
Article : 208 wordsFrederick Edmund Cansdell, who is believed to be a bricklayer, whose home is at Taylor-street, Annandale, was found bleeding from a bullet wound in the head in Victoria Park ...
Article : 62 wordsAt least one representative of a foreign country resident in this city has bad the courage to warn his countrymen from emigrating to these shores in spite of all the nice things said. Mr. Wade is surprised. Sir ...
Article : 506 wordsTAREE, Thursday.--Edward Reeves was thrown from a horse yesterday at Mitchell's Island, and died whilst being conveyed to the hospital. ...
Article : 26 wordsFORBES, Thursday.--This afternoon Mrs. J. Edwards, of South Lead, wife of Ald. Edwards, was driving into town in a suiky when the horse took fright at the town ambulance and ...
Article : 60 wordsThe Sydney Labor Council last night decided to proceed with rasing funds in order to test the legality of the Industrial Disputes Act in the High Court. They also wish to secure an ...
Article : 62 wordsHOWELL, Thursday.--A young man named Bannerman, while cycling from Inverell to Howell, sustained a fall which caused a fracture of the collarbone. ...
Article : 29 wordsSINGLETON, Thursday.--The body of an old-age pensioner, James Coe, was found in a water hole off Kelso-street, South Singleton, this morning. Deceased was 82 years of age, and ...
Article : 59 wordsThe finding of the Departmental Board, which inquired into the railway accident at the Central Station on Wednesday, was made known yesterday. It will be remembered that a train was ...
Article : 186 wordsIt is evident that the Wharf-laborers' Union is determined that none of the free laborers at work on the wharves shall eventually join their body. Since the strike commenced the ...
Article : 409 wordsBRISBANE, Thursday.--A telegram from Thursday Island states that a seaman (Charles Foley) left there in a boat on Saturday night for Goode Island. The boat was found drifting ...
Article : 42 wordsMELBOURNE, Thursday.--William Stowe, a youth, died in Melbourne Hospital this afternoon from lockjaw. This supervened on an injury which he sustained at work, and which ...
Article : 41 wordsSir,--It is greatly to be regretted that the Premier could not reply to Count Morner without going out of his way to attack the operations of a society that has done invaluable work for Australian immigration. It is ...
Article : 572 wordsAld. H. H. Robey was unanimously elected Mayer of Willoughby, as successor to Ald, Bailey, who did not seek re-election. Ald. T. R. Gilderthorp has been unanimously elected ...
Article : 57 wordsKATOOMBA, Thursday.--Still one more railway accident has been added to the series recorded during the past week. From the meagre particulars at present ...
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Detailed lists, results, guides : 195 words"What I know, about the Liquor Question from a World-wide Personal Experience," was the title of an address delivered to a large audience in the Protestant-hall, last night, by Dr. ...
Article : 369 wordsTHURSDAY ISLAND, Thursday.--The s.s. Van Heemskert sailed to-day for Sydney via Moresby. Passengers for Sydney: Miss Bent, Mesdames Bent, Colt, Richards, Tenbeye, Avery, Messrs. ...
Article : 39 wordsMr. Dugald Thomson, who represented North Sydney since the first Federal Parliament, and is now retiring. intends appearing before the electors before severing his parliamentary ...
Article : 69 wordsMr. H. V. Jackson, Chief Quarantine Officer for administration of the plant section of the Federal Quarantine Act, has received notification of an alteration in the inspection fees to ...
Article : 478 wordsKURRI KURRI. Thursday.--The. Pelaw Main and Stanford lodges took an open vote to-day, and decided not to take a ballot. The Heddon Greta meeting broke up because a squad of ...
Article : 48 wordsSir,--In your issue of Wednesday you print the first verse of a patriotic song, with the original title of "Australians All!" I learn that Mr. Hogue has the fell design of inflicting this composition upon the memories ...
Article : 128 wordsWOLLONGONG. Thursday.--A special meeting of the Illawarra Colliery Employees' Delegate Board was held at Tattersall's Hotel today. There were present--F. Dunleavy ...
Article : 176 wordsThe return of infectious disease for the fortnight ending February 7 shows that typhoid fever is much more prevalent in the country districts than in the metropolis; though there is, of course, nothing new in this. The ...
Article : 115 wordsSir,--I should like to ask how much longer are we to wait before something definite is done in the matter? After all the exhaustive evidence which was taken during the Royal Commission, and not forgetting the expense ...
Article : 279 wordsSir,--Allow me through your columns to make an appeal to the public on a matter of considerable moment to very many new arrivals in Australia. Strangers arriving here having no friends and unable to fix on ...
Article : 416 wordsSir,--Under the above beading you publish in your issue of Tuesday last a portrait of Eric C. Burt, the schoolboy who effected a praiseworthy rescue of a drowning bather at Bronte Beach last Saturday ...
Article : 181 wordsBULLI, Thursday.--Coal-mining matters today at Bulli are exceptionally quiet, but there is a general feeling abroad that with careful handling on the part of the leaders, the strike is ...
Article : 293 wordsPERTH, Thursday.--The mail steamer Orontes, which sailed for the East this morning, landed 18 immigrants (10 assisted and 8 nominated) for West Australia. ...
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The Daily Telegraph (Sydney, NSW : 1883 - 1930), Fri 11 Feb 1910, Page 8
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