Parliament Dissolved. New Zealand
Owing to the insistence of the Council on certain amendments in the Banking Bill, that measure has been abandoned by the Government, consequently they do not feel…
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Politics & elections, 1896
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The N. S. W. Parliament
In the Council, on Wednesday, the Souse resolved itself into committee for the further consideration of the Factories and Shops Bill. The discussion was confined…
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The committee of the National Federation has passed a resolution recognising the signal services of Lord Rosebery in the cause of Imperial Federation, and declaring that it…
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AFTER agreeing to the second reading of the Lawson Estate Mortgage Bill and passing it through committee, the Legislative Council on Thursday proceeded to the…
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MEETINGS in connection with the Presidents elections were held in all parts of the United States on Saturday, no fewer than 17,000 speakers addressed meetings…
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Meetings in connection with the Presidential election have been held in all parts of the United States. On Saturday no fewer than 17,000 speakers addressed meetings in the…
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IN the Council, on Tuesday, the Factories and Shops Bill was read the third time and returned to the Assembly, the House agreed to the Assembly's amendments on certain…
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A SCENE occurred in Parliament this afternoon, when Mr. Dick, member for Newcastle East, made an attack upon the Speaker for having, as he alleged,…
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THE progress returns of the voting in the United States Presidential elections show that Major M'Kinlay received 258 and Mr. Bryan 153 votes…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Our Wires. (Per Greville's Telegram Company,) Sydney. Thursday, 8.56 A.m. Presidential Election
MAJOR M'Kinley defeated Mr. W. J. Bryan by a large majority for the United States Presidency…
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Progress returns of the voting for the United States Presidency show that Major M'Kinley received 258, and Mr. W. J. Bryan 153 votes…
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IN the Council, on Thursday, The Public Roads Bill and the Public Health Bill were read the third time. Mr. Creed moved for a select committee…
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IN some states of the Union the majority of votes secured by Major M'Kinley for the Electoral College is disputed. In any case, however, it is considered that his…
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Major M'Kinley, President elect, has issued a message to the citizens of the Union. He says that the people of the United States, by their votes in the recent election, indicated…
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Major M'Kinley, in a message to the people of the United States, thanks them for his election as President…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Cablegrams. Sydney, Tuesday. The Presidential Election. American Trade
There is a great revival of trade in America as a result of the Presidential Election. Mills employing hundreds of…
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IN the Legislative Council, on Tuesday night, the greater part pf the evening was devoted to a discussion upon the Loan Bill. Exception was taken to the measure by…
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IN the Assembly, last night, it was decided by 50 votes to 32 that the question of the erection of new Parliament Houses be referred to the public works committee…
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PARLIAMENT is expected to be prorogued by proclamation to-morrow…
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THE Legislative Council passed the second beading of the Colored Races Restriction Bill yr 8 to 7. The Tamworth to Manilla Railway Bill…
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