The Presidential Election
The "New York Times" publishes an analysis of the vothing for the Electoral College, from which it appears that the votes cast for Mr. W. H. Taft, Republican candidate…
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Politics & elections, 1908
543 stories in Hunter Valley's papers · page 27 of 28
Turkish Parliament
The hundred and seventy-six members of the House of Commons, including Mr. As[?] prime Minister, and Mr. A. J. Bal[?] leader of the Unionist party have sent…
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[?] Miles Eight Hours Bill was read the to time in the House of Commons last [?] votes to 89. The House of Lords read the Port of…
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In the Council yesterday. The Cooma to Bombala, via Nimitybelle, Railway Bill was read the third time. The Pure Food Bill was further…
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In the Council yesterday, The Spit to Manly Tramway Bill and the Harris-street to Balmain Tramway Bill were read the first time…
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The Sultan was loudly cheered to-day while proceeding in the State coach to open Parliament, in St. Sophia Square. The police and military guarded five miles of streets thronged by…
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In the Council yesterday, Mr. Hughes, the vice-presidont, moved the introduction of a bill to incorporate, regulate, and otherwise promote the objects of…
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[?]an, in his speech to the Turkish Parlia[?] that he was heartily glad to restore the [?]tion granted 32 years ago. He profoundly [?] the surprising actions of Bulgaria in…
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[?]t will be prorogued on Monday. [?] session will begin on February 16…
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The work accomplished by the present session'of the N.S.W. Parliament, Rew rapidly nearing its close, may be gauged by the following list of Bills which have…
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In the Assembly yesterday. The House resolved itself into committee to consider the Legislative Council's amendment in the Sydney Harbour Trust and Navigation Bill,…
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The King telegraphed to the Sultan Sincere [?]ions on the assembly of the Turkish [?]stating that it was "his earnest [?]that the activity of the Parliament may…
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The behaviour of the crowd in the streets of New York on election, night (November 3) ought (says the correspondent of "The Times") to provide Americans with a…
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There have been two or three notable aspects of suffragette question this week. A dozen women have so far lost thier self-respect that they dressed themselves in…
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Parliament was prorogued yesterday, Lord Loreburn, the Lord Chancellor in the House of Lords, and the Speaker, the Right Hon. James Lowther, in the House of Commons,…
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In reply to a question asked in the Legislative Assembly by Mr. Fleming last Wednesday the Minister for Agriculture laid upon the table of…
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The State Parliament has followed that of the Commonwealth into recess. It has a longer record of bills passed than has the former. Industrial legis…
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There have been two or three notable as of the suffragette question this week. [?]zen women have so far lost their self-[?]eet that they dressed themselves in…
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Parliament was prorogued yesterday, Lord Lorebum, the Lord Chancellor in the House of Lords, and the Speaker, the Right Hon. James Lowther, in the…
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Parliament was prorogued yesterday, Lord Loreburn, the Lord Chancellor in the House of Lords, and the Speaker, the Right Hon. James Lowther, in the House of Commons…
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