Canadian Elections
The Canadian elections are exciting intense interest. Sir John McDonald, leader of the Government, has accused Mr. Cartwright, leader of the Opposition,…
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Politics & elections, 1891
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Election of Mayor
A SPECIAL meeting of the Molong Municipal Council was held on Saturday night for the election of Mayor for the ensuing year, There was a full attendance, and the retiring…
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The excitement in connection with the Canadian elections continues. Messrs. Mackenzie, Blake, Macdougall, and other prominent Liberals, have announced their…
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The elections for the United States' Senate has resulted in a majority adverse to the McKinley Tariff Act…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →What the Workers Think. "Another Catch." "To Blind Them for the General Election." Invitation to the Federation Banquet Refused
A very warm and long discussion took place at the weekly meeting of the Trades Council on Thursday evening as to whether the invitation of the New…
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The Hon. Wilfrid Laurier, Q.C. (East Quebec), and two other Liberals, have been elected unopposed…
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It is openly announced in Canada that Mr. Wiman, one of the leading members of the Opposition, has obtained the written pledges of over 70 prominent members of…
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SPEAKING in the Protestant Hall, Sydney, on Wednesday night, Mr. G. H. Reid, M.P., said there were two things the people should set themselves…
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IN the past it has been the custom of Ministers to blame Providence for the state of the country, but such a plea is not admissible in the present case. A…
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Mr. Schey, when speaking at Redfern, said that there never was a Parliament which has sunk to so low a depth of degradation and corruption as the present…
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AMONG the great variety of dusty fads and moth-eaten theories which the Federal Convention has brought to light, a certain inspiration, which somehow…
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Parliament will be called together at the conclusion of the Federation Convention…
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PARLIAMENT, it is stated, will meet for the transaction of business shortly after the termination of the sittings of the Federal Convention, but the probability…
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SIR—,In your excellent lender yesterday morning you speak of purifying Parliament. The need is certainly great. Will you allow me to suggest…
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The bye-elections for East Sydney and Newcastle, caused by the deaths of James Fletcher and J. R. Street, are likely to cause severe contests. Already…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →The Newcastle Election. Newcastle, Wednesday night
A meeting called by the Freetrade Association fell through last night because of the paucity of attendance. It is surmised the freetraders, will…
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Frank Cotton, labor candidate, contests the East Sydney election…
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The Committee of the School of Arts at their meeting last night sought to nominate a trustee in the place of the late Mr. John Busby…
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Mr. Frank Cotton and Mr. Walter Bradley, the candidates for East Sydney, addressed meetings yesternight, and were each accorded a vote of confidence…
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Mr. Pulsford, the freetrade candidate for East Sydney, addressed a meeting at the Protestant Hall yesternight. He met with considerable interruption and a…
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