The Shearers' War in Queensland. BRISBANE
The strike has begun the process of collapsing. Fifteen unionist shearers resumed work at Alice Downs Station, and many others have asked for employment…
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The wars & local soldiers, 1891
247 stories in Central West (Bathurst, Orange, Mudgee)'s papers · page 5 of 13
The Shearers' War in Queensland
The unionists are expected to offer resistance to the free laborers at Brinerah station. They have stated they will make that station the Waterloo of the struggle…
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The weather is intensely cold throughout Europe, and a serious outbreak of [?]holera has occurred in Burmah amongst [?]ie soldiers quartered there. It has…
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The Chief Secretary has sent the following reply to the letter addressed to him by the secretary of the Labor Federation, suggesting the passage of a bill providing…
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At Rockhampton yesterday, Mr. Justice Harding sentenced the twelve unionists convicted of conspiracy each to three years' imprisonment…
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The Queensland Government are prepreparing to meet further expected trouble in connection with the shearers' strike…
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The Government has received advices from Cannamulla to the effect that the unionists have left camp there and scattered in all directions. The police believe they mean mischief, and, with…
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At a meeting of carriers at Barcaldine, on Saturday afternoon, it was decided to requisition Mr. Parnell to undertake the formation of a new union. On being…
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The strike has ended in Queensland so far as the carriers arc concerned, the union having accepted the pastoralists' terms…
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Two shearers were yesterday captured at Lammermoor Station, near Hughenden, in the act of cutting down and burning the station fence…
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There was considerable excitement in the offices of the Pastoralists' Association, Brisbane, on Monday, when it became known through public announcement that…
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The French Chamber of Deputies has authorised the Government to store a sufficient supply of grain in fortified towns to last for two months in the event of war…
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Despite the repeated assertions of the labor leaders that all unionists are continuing firm, news is daily being received that unionists in twos and threes are…
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The water in the tanks at Mitchell Downs Station, Queensland, has been poisoned with strychnine. The water was analysed owing to the suspicious action of…
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Colonel French reports from Charleville that it is raining in torrents in that district. The country will be impassable for a week. He is sending the field battery back to…
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A mass meeting of unionists was held in Flinders' Park, Melbourne, yesterday when resolutions were passed, expressing sympathy with the men convicted at…
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Bulgaria has ordered 40,000 rilles from Vienna to be delivered in September…
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The free laborers for Bimerah were sent by train to the end of the railway line on Saturday. A mass meeting was held on Saturday afternoon, when Mr. Casey, a…
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News from Barcaldine has been received that all mounted unionists are being ordered into camp with the view of preventing any further depredations…
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A telegram from Augathella states that the special constables have just returned. They found a piece of clothe soaked in kerosene where a number of horses had…
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