Labour Conference. Appeal to Miners. Sydney
The fifteenth annual conference of the Political Labour League of New South Wales opened at the Trades Hall to-night. Mr. Flowers, M.L.C., the…
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Mining & the mines, 1907
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Work at the Collieries
During the fortnight ended on Saturday, work at the Newcastle and Maitland collieries, with the exception of those at which differences exist, was very good…
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Sir,—At the last meeting of the committee of management of the Colliery Employees' Federation, a resolution was passed to this effect: "That this…
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The fourth annual meeting of the Sydney Harbour Collieries, Ltd., was held in London on December 9, Mr. E. T. Ingham presiding. In moving the adoption of…
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The monthly meeting of the Glebo Miners' Lodge was held on Monday evening, Mr. R. Powell presiding. An intimation was received from Mr…
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A terrible explosion has occurred in the Reden pit, in Rhenish Prussia. Four hundred and twenty-five men are entombed in the mine…
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The members of the Wallsend Miners Lodge met at the school of arts on Tuesday evening, when the business transacted by the board of delegates at the…
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LONDON, Wednesday.—The devastation caused by the explosion in the Reden coal mine in Rhenish Prussia is fearful. Many of the victims were…
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LONDON, Wednesday.—The Johannesburg "Star" states that the visit paid by Dr. Smuts to London last year was intended to bargain with…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Our Sydney Letter. Foreign Trade Papers and the Way They Watch Us.—an Interesting Coal Item.—two Thousand Miles on a Motor Cycle.—again the Plague.—a Sermon in an Anchor.—cabby and the Fare He Can't Get. Sydney
The Germans and Americans are otten considered as having an important trade thing Australia. The only remarkable thing about this is that they haven's a…
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LONDON, Thursday.—A seam of coal thirty feet thick has been struck on the estate of the Earl of Dudley, rear Sedgley, Staffordshire…
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The party of rescuers which it was feared has perished in the Reden mine are safe. Twenty-five more have been…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Stockton Coal Company, Ltd. Half-yearly Meeting
The forty-seventh half-yearly general meeting of the Stockton Coal Company, Ltd., was held at the company's offices, in Sydney, on Wednesday, Mr. E. P…
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The half-yearly meeting of the Newcastle Wallsend Coal Company was held to-day, Mr. J. H. Storey, chairman of directors presiding…
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A special meeting of the Sea Pit miners was held is Blackburn's hotel on Thursday evening. The chairman, Mr. Jos. Halliday, expressed regret that their…
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LONDON, Friday.—There are indications that all the miners who were entombed by an explosion in the Stuart Mine, Faretteville, Virginia, in…
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Shortland miners lodge met on Saturday, and discussed the position of affairs in connection with the dispute with the manager. It was decided to approach the…
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Interviewed in Sydney, Mr. I. C. Chapman general manager of the Abermain Company, stated that the present dispute at Abermain Colliery solely turns upon…
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The signals from the entombed miners at Reden can stil be heard, showing that some at any rate still survive…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Our Sydney Letter. Rich Men's Leavings.—the Craze for Wreck Held Gold.—a Little Item on "Love."—the Amateur Gardener in Tears.—our Neighbour's Paper Is of the Things Which Are His.—the Plague and One of the Encouragements Given Rats. Sydney
So, according to the cabled information, Mr. Whiteley, the original universal provider, died worth £1,500,000. Only £1,500,000! Of course, to some people a…
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