The Impending Elections
Messrs. Waddell and Carruthers addressed large gatherings in the Town Hall and Surry Hills respectively last night. Both meetings were…
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Politics & elections, 1904
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To-day's Telegrams. Sydney, Thursday, 11 am. the Elections
It is considered likely that hundreds of electors will be disfranchised on Saturday. 1000 rights are awaiting delivery in…
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In the House of Representatives last night, the debate on the Capital Sites Bill was continued. The choice of sites lies between Lyndhurst and Tumut. It…
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ON the eve of the election of a member for Armidale in the State Parliament, we appeal to every elector to record his or her vote tomorrow in accord…
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DURING this week both candidates for the Armidale electorate have been hard at work addressing meetings and otherwise furthering their candidature. On Tuesday night…
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Wire from the Premier to Mr. J. A. G. Mucdonald -- " Heartily find sincerely wish you success on Saturday," All the parties are vigorously engaged in…
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DURING the past few days there has been a move to close up the old Protectionist and Progressive ranks, and it is pleasing to note that those who have fought the political…
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MR. F. THOMAS addressed a large meeting in the Furracabad School, of Arts on Wednesday evening, and was accorded a good hearing. His followers-- most of whom…
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OUR Emmaville correspondent has favored us with a lengthy and excellent report of Mr. Foster's exceedingly able speech at the mining township on Saturday, evening which…
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TO-MORROW. J. A. G. MACDONALD, Ministerial Candidate, NOW the favorite for Gough. MR. FOSTER in Town Hall to-night…
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ON account of the unprecedented interest manifested in to-day's general elections, and in order to simplify the interpretation of telegraphic results we have resolved to publish…
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Mr. F. J. Foster the Labor nominee for Gough addressed a meeting on Thursday night in the Masonic Hall. which was crowded…
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We have made an arrangement with our contemporary the "Inverell Times" to receive joint telegrams and to have the results of the elections posted…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →State Elections. the Nominations
The following is a list of nominations received. The letters S.O. indicate selected Opposition candidates; S.M. selected Ministerlalists S.L. selected Labour…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →The God -Forgotten Election
A country subscriber has written to us asking about Henry Lawson's poem, "The "God Forgotten Election" As the poem in question is APROPOS of current events,…
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The State elections are on to-day. Inverell, like the rest of the country, is involved. Unlike most of the northern constituencies we have here a triangular duel. Quirindi is in…
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Sir,—As this appears an opportune time to write a few words bearing on the politics of the day, I ask you for a email space for the following:—One…
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The result of the polling at the by election on 12th December last may be of interest to readers at the present juncture. The figures are:—…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →The State Election. MR. McMAHON'S Second Address
Mr. M'Mahon, the Ministerial candidate, addressed the electors at the Town Hall on Thursday night. The Mayor, Aid. Higiubotham, presided…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Telegrapms. Sydney, Friday. the State Election. Mr. Carruthers' Final Appeal. Socialism v. Liberalism
Mr. Carruthers, in his final appeal, asks the electors to chose between extreme Socialism, based on class prejudices, on the one hand, and…
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