The Presidential Election
Mr. Bryan has witten to President Roosevelt denouncing his partisan use of the President's office in roder to gain a party advantage and advance the interests of…
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Politics & elections, 1908
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State Parliament
In the Legislative Assembly on Tuesday the Minister for Lands said he was assured by the president of the Forestry Commission that the Commissioners' report…
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The new Defence Bill was introduced in the House of Representatives on Teusday by Mr. T. T. Ewing, Minster for Defence. The measure provides for compulsory…
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LONDON, Tuesday.—"The Times" states that the silence of the official Nationalist organs on the Newcastle election and Mr. Dillon's latest remarks on Mr. Asquith's…
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LONDON, Tuesday.—Mr. Bryan, in his letter to President Roosevolt, hints that the Republican Party obtained £30,000 from Mr. E. H. Harriman, the railway…
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In the House of Representatives yesterday, the Attorney-General (Mr. Groom) moved the second reading of the Marine Insurance Bill, which was…
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The financial debate came to an abrupt termination in the State Palliament last night. When the chairman took hie seat after 10 o'clock,…
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In the Assembly on Tuesday, replying to Mr. M'Farlane, the Treasurer said: The receipts for the Grafton-Casino Railway for the year ended 30th June, 1908, were…
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The debate was resumed in the House of Representatives on Tuesday on the motion by Sir W. Lyne that consideration of the Iron Bonus Bill be taken up at the…
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Mr. Briner asked the Secretary for Lands:—1. When will the next Dorrigo subdivisions, comprising about 24…
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Replying to Mr. Briner in the Legislative Assembly on Tuesday evening, the Colonial Treasurer (Mr. Waddell) said that £601 had been…
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LONDON, Thursday.—The Prime Minister, Mr. Asquith, in reply to questions asked in the House of Commons by Mr. Redmond (Nationalist) and Lord Talbot…
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In the Assembly on Tuesday a [?]tion by Mr. Nielsen for the appointment of a Select Committee to "inquire into and report upon the whole system of industrial shcools,…
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SYDNEY, Thursday.—In the House of Represemtatives yesterday the debate on the Defence Bill was resumed by Mr. Crouch, who spoke for four hours…
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An extraordinary and altogether unexpected' sensation interrupted the business in the Federal Parliament this afternoon. The House of…
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In the Legislative Assembly last night the Private Hospital Bill was read a second time and taken into committee…
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In the Assembly on Tuesday, the Minister for Agriculture, in reply to Mr. Brinen, said that the regulations dealing with stock crossing the Queensland border into…
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The interest taken in the no-confidence debate was shown by the crowded gallerie in the House of Representatives on Tuesday. Mr. Reid was met at the outset by…
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Fired apparently by the example set in the British House of Commons by Victor Grayson, some 200 of the unemployed, led by a young man named Laidler, made un onslaught upon…
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The result of the Carlton (Vic.) State election, caused through the death of Mr. Bromley, one of the Labor Party, was that Mr. R. Solly…
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