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  2. AUSTRALIAN LABOR PARTY. ITS PLEDGES AND PLANS.

    Mr. Carmichael, the New South Wales Minister for Education, who reached London late yesterday, was interviewed to-day. ...

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  3. BOXING. BELL KNOCKED OUT.

    Bombardier Wells knocked out Colin Bell of Australia, in the second round of their contest at Olympia to-night. A sudden right to the jaw and the fight ...

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  4. INTERNATIONAL CABLES.

    Sir George Reid. High Commissioner for Australia, presided at a meeting of the Women's Emigration Association to-day. He paid a tribute to the useful work done by ...

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  5. THE BENDIGO ADVERTISER.

    In the closing hours of the session last week Senator Pearce made an attack on Senator Mil[?] in connection with his administration of the Defence department. ...

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  6. BIG SYDNEY ROBBERY. ARESST IN MELBOURNE.

    An arrest in connection with the recent sensational rubbery of £3000 at Eveleigh, Sydney, was made by a combined force of detectives and police early this morning ...

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  7. THE SUFFRAGETTES. ALBERT HALL ORGAN FLOODED.

    The suffragettes have found a new method of causing damage and annoyance in their endeavor to compel the Government to enfranchise women. ...

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  8. BOSNIAN TRAGEDY. REMOVEL OF BODIES.

    The remains of the murdered Archdu[?] Franz Ferdinand and his consort were removed on board the naval yacht[?] Dalmat at Metkovie to-day by Austrian ...

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  9. MEXICAN SITUATION. HUERTA MAY FLEE.

    Private despatches received from unofficial sources in Mexico City state that General Huerta has sent his son and daughter towards Puerta, Mexico. The same advices ...

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  10. ENGLISH CRICKET.

    Hot dry weather and good wickets w[?] the conditions for the county matches to-dry. Middlesex, thanks mainly to another fine innings by J. W. Hearne, ma[?] ...

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  11. DISSENSION AMONG REBELS.

    The internal situation in connection with the Mexican crisis is more complicated than ever. Advices from Juarez state that General ...

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  12. RATEPAYERS MUST PAY.

    A successful action for damages [?] instituted this week by the owners of three houses which were destroyed by fires started by suffragettes. ...

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  13. SCENE IN COURT.

    "You are talking like children, said the magistrate at the Bow-street Police Court yesterday, to two suffragettes who had created a s[?]ne outside the residence of ...

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  14. A FURTHER INTERVIEW.

    Mr. Carmichael, Minister for Education in New South Wales, said in an interview that his mission did not suggest a shortage of food in Australia or that any class ...

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  15. AMERICA CUP.

    The preliminary trials of Sir Thomas L[?]pton's yacht Shamrock IV. (the challenger for the America Cup) have been held under Cup conditions at Tor Bay (Devonshire). ...

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  16. NIAGARA CONFERENCE ENDS.

    Hopes that the Niagara Conference would succeed in bringing about a settlement of the Mexican trouble [?]o not appear likely to be realised. ...

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  17. ASSASSINS ADMIT CO-OPERATION.

    Nedeljko Gabrinovie, the thrower of the bombs, and Gavrilo Prinzip, the actual assassin, have now withdrawn their statements that they knew nothing of each ...

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  18. SYDNEY SCULLER MATCHED.

    The challenge of "Jack" Arlett, [?] the New South Wales seuller, "Syd." Kemp, for £50 a side, has been accepted. Kemp is acting as trainer to James Paddon. Arlett ...

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  19. HEAT WAVE IN ENGLAND.

    A [?]eat wave is being experienced in England, and its effect is being felt throughout the country. In London the temperature in the shade reached 84 ...

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  20. HOME RULE BILL. Waits for Amending Measure.

    In the House of Lords to-day the Marquis of Crewe, Secretary of State for India, intimated that the Home Rule Bill would stand [?]ver until the second reading of the ...

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  21. SIBERIAN PEASANT FARMERS.

    Thirty Siberian peasant farmers, representig the butter trade, have arrived in England to study British agricultural methods and the co-operative system. ...

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  22. AN EDITOR ARRESTED.

    The editor of the Servian newspaper "Nar[?]d" at Sarajevo has been arrested for having published Irredentist, articles. [An Irredentist is one of a party formed ...

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  23. MILITANCY CONDEMNED.

    Presiding at the Ca[?]terb[?]ry Diocesan Conference yesterday, Dr. R[?]lail Davidson, Archbishop of Canter[?]ry, referred to the militancy of the su[?] ...

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  24. MR. WATT AND STATE POLITICS.

    As soon as the Speaker took the chair in the Legislative Assembly to-day he read a letter from Mr. Watt tendering his resignation as member for Ess[?]don. ...

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  25. SIBERIAN RAILWAY.

    A French group of [?]iers has secured a concession for the construction of a Siberian southern tr[?] line of 1200 miles. which is to cost £10,000,000 sterling. ...

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  26. SPIRIT OF THE FENIANS.

    Colonel Maurice Moore, C.B., delivered a striking address to a force of Nationalist volunteers, which he inspected at Athenry (County Galway) to-day ...

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  27. THREE HUNDRED ARRESTS.

    Three hundred arrests have been made in connection with the alleged plot. Excesses against the Serbs continue. Demonstrator, yesterday smashed the ...

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  28. TREATY OF GHENT.

    After a long debate the House of Representatives has rejected a vote to celebrate the cent[?]nary of the treaty of Gheat. There was a m[?]d display of Angi[?]ph[?], one ...

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  29. WOMEN'S SUFFRAGE IN U.S.A. MARCH TO WHITE HOUSE.

    More than 500 women suffragists ma[?] to the White House to-day and demanded that President Woodrow Wilson should make a definte statement of the position ...

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  30. WHEAT MARKET.

    The wheat market is quiet, owing to the continued fi[?]e weather and lower prices in the American market ...

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  31. BRITISH SYMPATHY.

    The House of Commons this afternoon adopted a motion of sympathy with the Emperor Francis Joseph and Austria-Hungary. ...

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  32. INTERSTATE TELEGRAMS. N.S.W. STATE COAL MINE.

    Mr. J. J. Cann, Minister for Mines, has chosen a [?]ite at Lithgow for the proposed State coal mine He says that the quality of the mineral is excellent, and that there ...

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  33. PRESIDENT WILSON'S ATTITUDE.

    President Woodrow Wilson told a women[?] suffrage delegation yesterday that he refused to accede to the demands to support the movement for the amendment of the ...

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  34. GENERAL CABLE NEWS. PLAYGROUNDS FOR CHILDREN.

    Paris Municipal Council is providing frames and amusements for school children during their holidays, in order to save them from the dangers of the streets, which is ...

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  35. TENSE FEELING IN BELFAST.

    A most tense atmosphere prevails at Belfast in connection with the Home Rul[?] crisis. Last night, two Ulster volunteers, ...

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  36. RAIN IN NEW SOUTH WALES.

    The rain was very heavy to the north. The mail coaches have been delayed, a[?] motor car traffic has been badly interfered with. The fall is very opportune. ...

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  37. MYSTERIOUS LONDON FIRES.

    A series of mysterious fires in London is baffling the police in their endeavors to account for the origin of the outbreaks. Following upon a number of fires at ...

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  38. THREE MEN REMANDED.

    Samuel Freeman, Arthur Tatham, and Norman Joseph Twiss were charged at the Central Police Court to-day with the robbery of £33[?] at Eveleigh on 10th June. ...

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  39. [?]RACE ROUND BRITAIN.

    G. F. Pickles, the English aviator, Harry Hawker, the Australian, and five others have entered for the "Daily Mail" prize on £5000 for an aeroplane circuit of Great ...

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  40. NATIONALIST VOLUNTEERS.

    Replying to a question in the House of Commons yesterday, Mr. Augustine Birrell, Secretary tor Ireland, said that the Nationalist Volunteers now numbered 114,000. ...

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  41. ADVICE TO AUSTRALIA.

    In a leading article dealing with the dimin[?]tion in the number of emigrants to Australia, "The Times" says that the opinion is held in many quarters that the ...

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  42. FEDERAL POLITICS.

    To-night at 7.30 o'clock, in the basem[?] of the Bendigo Town Hall, there is to be a large meeting of ladies in support of the Liberal candidates for the ...

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  43. BRITISH COLUMBIAN TRAGEDY.

    The trial was concluded here to-day of Jack Kong, a Chinese youth, who was charged with the murder in April [?]ast of Mrs. Charles Millard. ...

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  45. ULSTER VOLUNTEERS

    The police, who on Monday stopped, two Ulster volunteers in Belfast for carrying arms, warned them that they would be proceeded against for carrying arms without ...

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  46. SHOOTING OF SAVAGES.

    The Dutch steamer Houtman brings further particulars regarding the shooting of savages by Papuans at Gumu Kumu, in the Ketori district of Papua. It is ...

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  47. UNFORTUNATE SALUTE.

    A peculiar accident occurred on the Kans[?] railroad yesterday. A number of persons, including a woman, were seated on the platform of the ...

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  48. SENSATIONAL INCIDENT.

    A sensation was created early in the second round by the action of one of the spectators, who attempted to clamber through the ropes to protest against the ...

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  49. [?]OORNONG TO-MORROW NIGHT.

    Mr. Malden Robb will speak at G[?] [?] to-morrow night at 8 o'clock. ...

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  50. MESSRS. MAUGER AND ROBB.

    To-night in the Bendigo Town. Hall, at 8.15 o'clock, the electors of Bendigo will have an opportun[?], of hearing two of the ablest adv[?]ates of Liberalism in Victoria ...

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  51. LAWN TENNIS AT WIMBLEDON

    The All England lawn tennis championship was continued to-day, when the semifinals of the Singles and Doubles were played ...

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  52. JOHNSON'S DEBTS.

    An application has been made to court to attach 72,000 francs of Johnson's winnings in the fight against Meran to satisfy debts. ...

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  53. HINDOOS AT VANCOUVER.

    The hearing of the case to test the right of the [?]nigration [?]ties to refuseto allow the 370 Hindoos brought from Hong Kong by the Japanese steamer ...

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  54. WORN SILVER COINAGE.

    At a council meeting of the Sydney Chamber of Commerce held to-day a communication from a member in regard to the refusal of the associated banks to accept worn ...

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  55. BELL'S ENDURANCE.

    General surprise was expressed at Colin Bell's reputed power of endurance, which was completely evaporated. Corrie, who acted as referee in the match, says that ...

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  56. GERMAN NAVAL INCREASES.

    It is semi-officially announced that large increases in the German naval personnel are imminent, because the pro[?] of the Eastern Mediterranean and the P[?] ...

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  57. THE GRAMPIANS.

    A meeting of the executive of the el[?] torate committee of the People's Party in the Grampi[?] electorate was held at the Bull and Mouth Hotel, Maryborough, on ...

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  58. HOUSE OF COMMONS. UNIONIST ELECTED UNOPPOSED.

    Mr. R. E. Prothero, M.V.O., formerly editor of the "Quarterly Review," has been elected unopposed as a Unionist member for the Oxford University seat in the House ...

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  59. BENDIGO EASTER FAIR.

    The art union run in connection with the Bendigo Easter Fair was drawn at the Royal Princess's Theatre last night in the presence of a crowded audience, and the ...

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  60. COMMENTS BY "SPORTING LIFE."

    "Sporting Life" says that Colin Bell only has himself to blame for the knock out He subordinated everything to the single idea of getting at Wells's body. He ...

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  61. NOTES FOR TO-DAY.

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  62. FATALITIES AND ACCIDENTS INJURED HAND.

    Mr. Arthur Howell, who recently met with a painful accident to his hand on Mr. Moorhead's estate, is able to leave Nurse Thorne's private hospital. The accident has ...

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  63. EXPERIMENTS WITH DOGS.

    The Grand Committee of the House of Commons to-day gave consideration to the Vivisection Bill, which provides for the prohibition of vivisectional experiments ...

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  65. ROUGH FOOTBALL.

    While a league football match this [?] progress at Mgaruawakia, the game resolved itself into a free fight. The refer[?] ordered both sides oft the field. Then a ...

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  66. RETURN MATCH SOUGHT.

    Colin Bell's manager is seeking a return match with Wells. He considered Bell's defeat was due to over confidence. ...

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  69. KNOCKED DOWN BY A TRAIN.

    Wm. Nelson, aged 33, a recent arrival from England, was seriously injured through being knocked down by a train at He[?]delberg to-night. He was admitted to the ...

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  70. STONE MEETS SUMMERS.

    Prior to the Wells-Bell contest, Johnny Summers, the English welterweight, and Harry Stone, the American lightweight, met. ...

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