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  2. POLITICAL WARFARE.

    The Trade Union Congress at Newport decided by resolution to-day to insist upon the extension of the minimum wage principle to stage hands. ...

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  3. A WORTHY DRAW.

    The match between the Australian Eleven and Lord Londesborough's team could not be resumed this afternoon until 3.15 p.m. The weather was then squally. ...

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  4. BORDER RAILWAYS.

    The Chief Secretary (Hon. J. G. Bice), who had attended a meeting of the Joint Railways Royal commission in Melbourne on friday returned to Adelaide by the ...

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  5. AIRMEN'S PERILS.

    Capt. Hamilton and Lieut. "Stuart were killed while biplaning during Army aerial maneuvres at Stevenage, Hertford shire, to-day. ...

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  6. DANGER POINT.

    The British Foreign Secretary (Sir Edward Grey) has expressed himself favour-ably impressed with the scheme of international me[?]tion between Turkey and ...

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  7. THE AMAZONS.

    The most recent outrage on the part of militant suffragettes lias been aimed in the direction of bringing their demands immediately under the eve of Rovalty. ...

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  8. SOUTH AFRICAN MATCH.

    In their first innings against Mr. Lionel Robinson's team in Norfolk the South Africans made 151 against the home side's 153. the latter did much better in the ...

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  9. HOME RULE FEUD.

    The limes states that there are indications of a commercial boycott beginning between the South of Ireland and Ulster. Northern commercial travellers assert ...

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  10. MUTINY HERO.

    The death is announced of General Sir Charles John Stanley Gough, V.C., G.C.B., famed hero of the Indian Mutiny. General Gough (late Bengal Cavalry). ...

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  11. CABLES IN BRIEF.

    The prize offered by the Duke of Devons shire in connection with the Empire League for the best essay upon unification as distinguished from federation has been ...

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  12. WHOLESALE NATIONALIZATION.

    At this afternoon's session the Congress urged the Government to introduce a Shops Bill to provide for a working week of 60 hours. inclusive. Meanwhile it was ...

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  13. THE HATCHET THROWER.

    Mrs. Mary Leigh, the suffragette who threw a hatchet at the Prime Minister and nearly inflicted severe damage upon Mr. redmond who was riding through ...

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  14. ISLANDS FORTIFIED.

    The German naval authorities have announced their intention to fortify three of the East Frisian islands—Juist, Wanges roon, and Spikeroog. ...

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  15. HUBERT LATHAM AND THE BUFFALO.

    Friends in Paris have received a letter from companions of Hubert Latham, the intrepid Frenchman, who was one of the pioneers of the aeroplane, and who lost ...

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  16. THE STEAMER WESTERN AUSTRALIA.

    The Western Australian Agent-General (Sir Newton Moore) two months ago purchased for his State Government the steamer Mongolia, a craft of 1678 tons, ...

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  17. SYNDICALISM SNUBBED.

    The Trade Union Congress, by 35 votes to 1, repudiated the Syndicalist methods in favour of politically seeking after Labour aspirations. Although the congress ...

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  18. Mayne and Kelleway in Partnership.

    The Australians were 91 runs behind their English opponents when the game at Scar­borough was resumed this morning, in sunny weather, which was all the more ...

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  19. INCREASING BRITISH TRADE.

    The Board of Trade returns for August show that as compared with the same month of last year British imports have increased in value to the extent of £9,138,047, exports £7,696,021, and re-exports £3,306,628. ...

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  20. UNION AGAINST NON-UNION.

    The Congress, at the instance of delegates from the Carmen's Union, resolved by a large majority of voters that the time had arrived, in the interests of trade ...

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  21. BOOTH MEMORIAL GIFTS.

    The [?] Bombay merchant, Raton Tala, has subscribed £6,300 towards an Indian tribute to Gen. Booth., He suggests that each country should erect its ...

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  22. SEDITION MONGERS.

    The Egyptian Native Court four months ago sentenced, in absentia, Mohammed Farid Bey, an Egyptian Nationalist leader, to 12 months' imprisonment for having ...

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  23. OIL FUEL FOR THE NAVY.

    The Admiralty authorities have placed with Scottish firms an order for the supply, oc 200,000 tons of oil fuel for the Navy. ...

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  24. VOICE OF MODERATION.

    Addressing the Economic section of the British Association, at the annual meetings of that body, the Chairman of the Parlin mentary Labour Party (Mr. J. Rsmsay ...

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  25. CHEAPER CABLE RATES.

    The Postmaster-General (Mr. Samuel) stated in a press interview on Friday, with regard to the question of Canadian and Australian cable rates, that it was for the ...

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  26. WILD WEST.

    The Duke and Duchess of Connaught are touring Western Canada, for the hist time since their stay in this country. At Calgary. Alberta, the Governor ...

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  27. USELESS GERMAN HYDROPLANES.

    The German hydroplane tests conducted near Berlin this week proved a complete failure. None of the competing machines were able to rise from the water by their ...

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  28. COMMERCE AND FINANCE.

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  29. FRIENDLY NATIONS.

    The Premier of Canada, received a remarkable welcome in this city upon his return from England. His journey in a steamer up the River St. Lawrence to ...

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  30. LOCOMOTIVE CONTRACTS.

    We have several times had to challenge the accuracy of the Commissioner of Public Works' utterances in regard to the locomotive contract, and in his statement given ...

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  31. PROLIFIC MOTHERS.

    That mothers of modern days have small families is an assertion refuted to a large extent by an investigation now being conducted by the Commonwealth Statistician. ...

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  32. AGAINST SINGLE TAX.

    Sir H. H. Raphael (Liberal M.P. for Der[?]yshire South) has, in the course of an open, letter, denounced the principle of single tax. ...

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  33. PROVOKING TROUBLE.

    Admiral Brensing, a well-known retired German naval officer, and an authoritative writer on political and naval subjects, addressed the Pan-German League upon the ...

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  34. THREE CORKERS.

    Owing to the great dissatisfaction which has arisen out of the minimum wage legislation, the Labour candidate for the Midlothian by-election (Mr. Robert Brown) ...

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  35. GERMAN FLYER KILLED.

    Lieut. Steger, a German military officer, who had taken a pilot's certificate, was flying in a biplane over Munich, when an accident occurred. ...

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  36. MORE STRIKE.

    Labour trouble has broken our at Cardiff. Ironfounders struck work on Saturday for a reduction of six hours a week and an increase of 3/ in wages. ...

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  37. KAISER'S TRAVELS.

    Upon the arrival of the Kaiser in the Swiss capital, His Majesty was accorded a remarkably effusive Welcome. The Emperor announced his intention to ...

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  38. MOORAK HOMESTEAD.

    The Department of Home Affairs has decided to purchase the Moorak homestead, Mount Gambier, from the South Australian Government. It is surrounded by 90 ...

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  39. AIRSHIP BROKEN IN THE WIND.

    The huge a[?]p Zeppelin II. waa greatly damaged to-day while entering its shed at the conclusion of a successful flight. A sudden gust of wind caught its bulk ...

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  40. THE NEXT GREAT FIGHT.

    The Prime Minister (Mr. Asquith), writing to the Liberal candidate at Midlothian, stated that it was part of the Liberal policy to provide for the self-Government of ...

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  41. INCENDIARISM.

    George William Wake, a director of the Priory Exchange Motor Garage, at Birmingham, has been arrested and remanded on a charge of inducing his works manager ...

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  42. REMARKABLE FORTUNE.

    Capt. Austin, of the British Aerial Corps, while making a biplane flight in the neigh bourhood of Andover, ran into a stiff squall. ...

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  43. CORRESPONDENCE.

    From "Anxious":—"In his latest comparison of costs the Commissioner of Public Works states—"The Victorian taxpayers are getting the 5 ft. 3 in. engines for ...

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  44. FREAK ROBBERY.

    An extraordinary freak burglary has been reported. Burglars, entered a Lower Broadway hat store and removed 6,000 hats, valued at £5,000. Not another ...

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  45. BACK TO THE GALLERY.

    The business paper for Tuesday's meeting of the Legislative Assembly will contain a motion of which notice has been given by the Attorney-General (Mr. Holman), ...

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  46. WONDERFUL WIRELESS.

    Discusaing the subject of wireless telegraphy at the British Association Congress, Capt, Sankey, a Marconi expert, announced the invention of an effective automatic ...

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  47. THE FATAL MACHINE.

    The Deperdussin monoplane, in which Capt. Hamilton and Lieut. Stuart lost their lives, at Stevenage, was the machine which last week won the British Army ...

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  48. WAR TALK.

    Political friends of President Taft admit that United States intervention with Mexico is approaching. Although Mr. Taft is hesitating to precipitate a crisis, he ...

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  49. A LONG TRAMP.

    Weatherbeaten, and with their boots almost worn through by more than a month's tramp across the wolds of the "Ninety-mile Desert," Constable C. Thompson, two black ...

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  51. LYNCH BARBARITY.

    At the instance of the Governor of the State an investigation has been ordered at Princeton, West Virginia, into the lynching of a negro, Walter Johnson, who had ...

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  52. THE LAST WEEK.

    The two [?] colonial teams will play their last programmed cricket matches in England this week. The Australians will be pitted against ...

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  53. FOUR YEARS OF FALLING.

    The list of airmen who have lost their lives in the past four years has grown to dreadful proportions. Since 1908,177 aeronauts have been ...

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  55. COUNTY CHAMPIONSHIP.

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  56. MR. CODY MAY VISIT AUSTRALIA.

    Mr. S. F. Cody, who figured so conspicuously in the British aeronautical tests, has become the recipient of the Royal Aero Club's gold medal. ...

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  57. SCULLING CHAMPIONS.

    Richard Arnst, the Australasian sculler, has fulfilled his notified intention, has cancelled his proposals to Ernest Barry, the world's champion, and has set sail for ...

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  58. HUMAN OSTRICH.

    As the result of a surreal operation at a Chicago hospital, phys[?]cians removed 19 pocketknives, 17 nails, five k[?]feblades, a dozen screws, and a silver dollar from the ...

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  61. BOY RECAPTURED.

    Leonard Fradd, aged 15, who escaped from custody in Melbourne early in July, while being conveyed from Broken Hill to Sydney, was rearrested in Broken Hill on ...

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  62. MEXICAN CATASTROPHE.

    A disastrous rear-end collision has occurred at Caloria, on the Mexican Central Railway. Twelve passengers were killed, and many others injured. Four cars were ...

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  64. THE RUNNERS.

    Three brilliant Dominion runners met at Salford on Saturday to contest hundred[?]yard championship, for a purse of £100 each and £200 added. ...

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  65. AN APOLOGY FOR THE AUS-TRALIANS.

    A pamphlet signed by "E. E. Bean and H. R. Rush," of the Board of Control, was distributed at the various football games on Saturday. It was entitled "A ...

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