Parliament of New South Wales. Legislative Council
In the Legislative Council yesterday. The Vice-President moved the second reading of the Library and Art Gallery Amendment Bill, which he explained was to…
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Politics & elections, 1904
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Presidential Election. Roosevelt Victorious. London, Nov. 9
Mr. Th[?]ore [?] the Republican [?]didate, has been [?]ted President of the United States over Mr. A. B. Parker, the Democratic candidate. His victory was…
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The Elections and Qualifications Committee to-day decided that Mr. Richards, M.L.A., must proceed with his defence. The chairman remarked that it must be…
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There persons were killed in Kuntucky during election riots, and several others in various Sates. President Roosevelt's votes in the…
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The rural vote in the United States of America favours the re-election of President Roosevelt…
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THE second reading of the State Bank Bill was passed with remarkable unanimity by the Assembly. Members seemed to be animated by the spirit of…
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In the Senate, yesterday, The Arbitration Bill was further considered in committee. Discussion was resumed on clause 55, on…
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In the Legislative Assembly, yesterday, The Minister of Lands stated, in reply to Mr, Perry (Liverpool Plains), that anurea of 32,434 acres of Crown land in the…
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The voting of the Electoral Colloge of the United States for the Presidency is:— Theodore Roosevelt (Republican) 343 Alton Brooks Parker (Democrat) 133…
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On Tuesday, in the Legislative Assembly. A motion condemning the Chief Justice, Sir Frederick Darley, for uttering certain criticisms on the Arbitration Act was…
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In the Senate on Friday, During consideration of the Arbitration Bill in committee, the principal discussion was about the principle of preference to…
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In the Senate yesterday, The Conciliation and Arbitration Bill was further considered in committee. The amendment in clause 35, moved by Senator…
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The Estimates were furthor considered in Committee of Supply. While the Customs estimates wore being considered…
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The case of contempt of Parliament, which recently resulted in the imposition of a penalty of £50 on John Drayton, editor of the Kalgoorlie…
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Mr Carruthers, the Premier, stated, in reply to Mr Waddell, that he had communion ted, with the Premiers of States with a view of getting them to…
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Mr. Theodore Roosevelt, the Republican candidate, has been elected President of the United States over Mr. A. B. Parker, the Democratic candidate. His victory was…
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In the recent Italian elections which gave the Government a great majority the clerical party even the priests voted at the second ballots, thus contributing to further…
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Prime Minister said it was intended [?] the question of establishing a Fed [?] Department before the [?] of Premiers…
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In the Legislative Assembly yesterday, The Premier, in reply to Mr. Farlane, stated that he hoped during the present week to definitely fix a day for the consideration…
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Emphasis has in their speeches been laid by the Premier and the Minis for of Lands on the independent position which the Savings Bank Commissioners will occupy under the…
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