The Singleton Argus Thursday, March 28th. 1901. the Elections
As the great Commonwealth fight goes on evidence is developing which serves to show that a determined effort by freetraders earlier in the day would…
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Politics & elections, 1901
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The Federal Election Day
TO-DAY is another of the historic days in connection with the federation of Australia. There have been many such days in the course of the Federation movement. That…
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Judging by reports to hand from the city und suburban electorates, a very heavy poll should be recorded. The return of Messrs. G. H. Reid, W. M. Hughes, Sir William McMillen, Messrs. Bruce…
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IT must be a source of great satisfaction to the friends of Mr Burton to know that he has been returned unopposed. It is certainly a credit to the…
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The Right Hon. G. H. Reid has been returned for East Sydney by a large majority. Other returns were incomplete when our wire came…
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MODERN conveniences expedite alike the processes of popular election and the declaration of results. We give the figures of the Federal contest elsewhere; and, though of course some…
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The election of representatives for the Senate was conducted very quiety here yesterday, and a fairly large number of votes was polled, the electors of Muswellbrok selecting four Ministerin list candidates,…
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ALTHOUGH a small portion of the people of Singleton bowed down and worshipped Mr Barton as the head of the Federal Government when he was…
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PENDING receipt of the full results of the Federal elections, we take a the opportunity to note that the State electors, of New South Wales have honoured themselves by choosing…
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CLASSIFICATION of the members of the Commonwealth Legislature in relation to the fiscal issue has been attempted. We gave one such classification yesterday. But these…
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Very few New South Wales returns for the Senate came in this morning, and the additional figures are not worth mentioning. A rough count, however, was made to-day of the number of informal votes so…
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Mr Reid's triumphant victory in East Sydney is all the more marked when it is considered that he made only one speech in its boundaries…
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DURING an election diecussiou on Saturday, in Brunswiek Street, Fortititude Valley, Brisbane, an altercation took place between two men named…
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In the House of Commons last night a bill rendering unnecessary the funeral reappointments of Government officials to their positions on the demise of the Crown, was read the second time by 155 votes to 72…
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THE stars in thier course tight against a meeting of the State parliament before, it expires by effluxion of time. The only interval in which it can meet is between the…
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No further election returns were issued to-day. All interest is now over, as no alterations in the position of candidates can take place…
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The Imperial Parliament adjourned yesterday over the Easter holidays till the 18th instant…
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Mr. Gormley, M.P., interviewed the Premier-Eloct, Mr. See, this morning, and arranged for him to receive a deputation on Wednesday next for the purpose of impressing on the Government the…
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The Electoral Returning Officer reports that the official state of the poll for New England, without Pino Ridge, which cannot niter the result, is:—…
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