Candidate for the Senate. a Remarkable Circular
MR HUGH M'KERNAN, formerly a member of the West Australian Legislative Assembly, announces himself as a condidate for the Senate vacancy…
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Politics & elections, 1903
640 stories in Hunter Valley's papers · page 6 of 32
Spanish Election Riots
At election riots in Fastorardo, Spain, seven persons, including a gendarme, were killed, and many wounded with revolvers…
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STATE Ministers held a prolonged Cabinet meeting on Friday. They met at 430 in the afternoon, and did not adjourn until 9.30 in the evening…
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At noon to-day, in the East Maitland Courthouse, the the Warden of the Maitland District Council (Mr. Austin Fitzpatrick), as Returning-Officer, received nominations of candidates to fill the…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Victorian Railway Trouble. Employees Still Firm. But Willing to Confer. Decision of the Cabinet. Men to Withdraw or Be Dismissed. Parliament to Be Summoned
The efforts of the Premier, Mr. Irvine, to induce, the representatives of the railway employees to comply with the wishes of the Government in respect to affiliation with the Trades Hall proved…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Government Maintains Its Position. Withdraw or Dismissal on Tuesday. Parliament to Be Summoned
MELBOURNE, Wednesday.—When the railway men finally informed the Premier that they absolutely re-fused to obey his command to resign…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Latest News by Wire. Sydney. an Election Upset
The Full Court to-day ousted William Granville from the position of Alderman of the Hurstville Council on the ground that several persons whose rates were in arrears voted, that several married…
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A later Melbourne wire says that when Parliament meets on Wednesday the Government supporters will endeavour to have the business completed at once. A well-known country member…
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Pursuant to announcement the Parliament of the State of Victoria was opened at noon yesterday by the Governor, Sir George sydenham Clarke. The speech briefly stated that members had been called…
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OUR anticipation of the nature of the legislation Mr. Irvine would propose to the Victorian Parliament, in connection with the railway strike, has been verified. The bill…
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When the Victoria Assembly met pursuant to adjournment on the afternoon of Thursday, debate was resumed on the motion to read a second time the Strike Suppression Bill, The measure was…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Meeting of Parliament. the Strike Bill. Drastic Provisions
Parliament opened on Wednesday. There was a large crowd of people about the House, but they kept orderly. The Governor's speech and the preliminaries…
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OUR anticipation of the nature of the legislation Mr. Irvine would propose to the Victorian Parliament, in connection with the railway strike, has been verified. The bill…
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Pursuant to announcement the Parliament of the State of Victoria was opened at noon on Wednesday by the Governer, Sir George Sydenham Clarke. The…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Special Call of the Victorian Parliament. To Deal With the Strike. Strong Speech by the Premier
The Victorian Parliament was opened on Wednesday without any ceremony. The speech of the Governor, Sir Sydenham Clarke, consisted only of a…
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The Premier stated that Parliament would meet early in June, but it is understood no definite date has yet been fixed…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Preferential Trade. Great Speech by Mr. Chamberlain. Vital Imperial Policy. the Issue of the Next General Election. Special Relations with the Colonies. Retaliation on Other Nations. London, May 16
Mr. J. Chamberlain, the Secretary of State for the Colonies, addressed his constituents in the Birmangham Town Hall last night, and received a tremendous ovation. Mr. Chamberlain, in his…
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THE date at which Parliament is to meet has not yet been fixed. Sir John See said to-day that Parliament will meet early in June…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →The British Parliament. Maintenance of New Policy. [By Telegraph] Sydney
MANY unionist members in the House of Commons hops that the new policy will be maintained, in front of the Government programme…
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A proclamation was issued to-day calling Parliament together on June 16…
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