The Elections
The Federal elections are new over, and we shall very shortly see how the parties will arrange themselves in the House. So far as can at present be…
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Politics & elections, 1901
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The Elections [Y T[?].] New South Wales. SYDNEY
[?] the [?] at Newcastle 11.845 persons voted; and of these votes 2641 were informal, [?]he poll was:— Norton, 4718; Macdonell 4237; [?]th, 4222; Gould, 2752;…
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The Imperial Parliament has adjourned over the Easter holidays to the 18th instant…
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On petition, the election of Mr. Frederic R. Harris (C.) as member of the House of Commons for Monmouth district has been upset and Mr. Harris…
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Mr Barton says the Federal Parliament will probably meet in the afternoon, though members have not agreed to any proposal…
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Sydney Freetraders are jubilant over the elections. In Sydney and suburbs as predicted, they simply swept the [?] not a single Bartonian being returned…
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For Coolgardie in the House of Representatives the poll now stands:—Archibald, 1992; Mahon, 1992; but the returns are still incomplete…
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T. Gla[?]y now leads A. J. Thynne in the Senate p[?] by 681. The returns still to arrive number 43. For Capricor[?]a in the House of…
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It is understood that Mr. Carruthers stipulated that three or four Freetraders must be included in the State Ministry if he joined it, and it is…
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On the 23rd May Mr. Barton intends to ask the Commonwealth Parliament to adjourn over the following day as a mark of respect to our late Queen…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →United Australia. [By Telegraph.] The Opening of Parliament. MELBOURNE
Preparations for the Duke of York's visit are now being pushed forward with speed. Arches are going up everywhere, and the streets are forests of timber…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The State Parliament. Public Meeting of the Reform League. [By Telegraph.] Sydney
At a largely attended meeting held at the Protestant Hall last night Mr. Relston moved, —"That is the opinion of this meeting Parliament should be called together for the…
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T. Gla[?]scy now leads A. J. Thynne in the Senate p[?]li by 681. Ihe returns still to arrive number 43 For Capricornia in the House of…
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The Senate returns for West Australia are still incomplete, but the order of names is unchanged. The complete figures for Coolgardie for the…
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The fortnightly meeting of the Municipal Council was held a the Council Chambers Tuesday evening last. Present— The Mayor (J. M. [?]nes), with Ald…
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The following have been nominated to go to a ballot of the unions and political labor organisations to decide what three shall contest the three…
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Messrs. Barton and O'Connor left last night for Melbourne, where the Cabinet meetings are to discuss the Ministerial policy and other matters…
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Colonial Secretary, Mr. John Sec. Colonial Treasurer, Mr. T. Waddell. Minister for Works, Mr. E. W. O'Sullivan…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →United Australia. [By Telegraph.] The Federal Parliament. "Senators" and "Ms P." Melbourne
The Federal Cabinet has decided that the Federal Parliament shall meet in the State Houses of Parliament. It has also agreed that members of the Senate shall be termed…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Mr. See at Grafton. The Policy of the State Government. Reduction of Members of Parliament. [By Telegraph.] Sydney
The Premier (Mr. John See) turned the first sod of the Grafton railway yesterday. Mr. See said, speaking [?] that he had not consulted his co[?]s on the…
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