The State Election
AT the Imperial Hotel on Friday night a meeting of the Armidale Progressive Political Association was held for the announced purpose of selecting a candidate for the…
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Politics & elections, 1904
466 stories in New England's papers · page 7 of 24
Humors of Debt an Irish Labor Candidate
Two Irishmen crossed swords in Mr Justice Darling's court recently. One was Mr W. K. Clery, ex-chairman of the Fawcett Association of Post Office…
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Numerous political meetings are being held nightly. The three rival parties are now thoroughly organised…
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IT has been officially announced that the present Parliament is to meet no more. No one will regret this fact, for it is hard to imagine…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →The Gough Election. the Labor Aspirants Speak
In the Oxford Ball on Tuesday night, the two aspirants to the Gough seat in the interests of labor (Messrs. J. F. O'Connor & F. J. Forster) addressed a public meeting…
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THE action of the see Government from the day they entered office has been one long series of bluff, deception, and distrus to the people. During their reign, now…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Fedaral Parliament. The Arbitration Bill. Mr. Watson's Amendlment Carriod SYDNEY
IN the House of Representatives last night, Mr. Watson's amendment. including Railway Servants in the Arbitration Bill, was carried by a majority of 12…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Political Campaign. Tenterfield Election
Mr. C.A. LEE has been addressing the electors in the southern portion of the electorate but next week be will speak to those in the northern portions. He…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Correpondence. (By giving insertion to letters, we are not necessarily identified with the opinions or statements contained therein.) the Coming Election. (To the Editor of the Uralla News.)
SIR—It was with mingled feelings of satisfaction, shame, and regret, that I read Mr. Kearkey's effusion, under the above heading, in your last issue…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Victorian Elections. MELBOURNE
THE State elections took place yesterday. So far, 38 Ministerialists, 19 Labour candidates, and 11 Opposition candidates have been returned…
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AT a recent by-election in England in a straggling district some footballers promised to vote for one of the candidates if a waggonette were sent to fetch them from the…
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The State elections took place in Victoria yesterday. So far, the positions of the parties stand-- Ministerialist 38, Labor. 19, Opposition 11. Premier Bent was re-elected…
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ELECTIONS PROBABLY IN JULY. At a Cabinet meeting on Monday it was decided not to call the present Parliament…
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Now that it is known the present Parliament will not meet again the State election campaign may be said to have fairly commenced. Notwithstanding the fact that the…
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So far the Victorian elections have resulted in the return of 38 Ministerialists, 19 Labourites, and 11 Oppositionists…
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Probably few of the two hundred delegates who attended Mr. Wise's Local Government Convention suspected it, but all the same they…
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There is no further change in the Victorian election returns. The Government majority of eight is still unaltered…
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In the Senate on Thursday night the second reading of the Capital Sites Bill was carried on the voices. An amendment. "That the Bill be read that day six…
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Mr. G. H. Reid will return to Melbourne about Wednesday and will probably take decisive action in the House of…
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MR. C. A. LEE. M. P. will open his campaign in the Northern portion of the electorate to-day speaking at Maryland this afternoon, Wilson's Downfell…
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