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Politics & elections, 1910

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Federal Elections

Nepean Times · Saturday 19 March 1910 · page 3

The returning officer (Mr George Onllett) officially announced the two candidates for the Nepean electorate at Katoomba on Wednesday, viz.,…

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An Early Election

Nepean Times · Saturday 19 March 1910 · page 6

As the air is now full of election matters, the following (taken from an article on Richmond, in the early days, chronicled by Mr Robert…

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Electioneering

The Sydney Morning Herald · Saturday 19 March 1910 · page 14

We are electioneering just now. Great issues are before the people of Australia. In the foreground is defence. For the first time we have got to close…

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British Situation. Anothes Election Probable. Lord Curzon's Bitter 'Attack. Struggle Betwebn Lords and Commons. London, March 18

The Sydney Morning Herald · Saturday 19 March 1910 · page 15

Lord Curzon, speaking at a dinner at the Junior Constitutional Club referred to the recent elections and the position of the Government…

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Challenges in Cook. Candidates to Meet

The Star · Saturday 19 March 1910 · page 8

Last week we published an invitation by Mr. Catts to his opponent to state to his face charges which it is reported Mr. Clegg and his canvassers have been making in…

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The Elections. Agreement or Deficit. the Federal Alternative. Mr. Cook at Young

The Daily Telegraph · Saturday 19 March 1910 · page 14

YOUNG, Friday.--Mr. Joseph Cook arrived at Young on Thursday at 6 o'clock, and was met by the Mayor (Ald. Tierney) and several aldermen and prominent townspcople. At 8 o'clock…

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Some Federal Candidates

The Daily Telegraph · Saturday 19 March 1910 · page 15

Mr. Colo, who is Mayor of the Glebe, has been for many years connected with the municipal work of that district. He has also been a strenuous worker on the Liberal side in politics…

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The Federal Election. The Parramatta Nomination

The Cumberland Argus and Fruitgrowers Advocate · Saturday 19 March 1910 · page 12

Mr. G. Tanks, the returning officer for the federal electorate of Parramatta, announced at 12 noon on wednesday, at the parramatta Courthouse, the following…

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Broken Hill Municipal Elections. Six Independents. Six Labor. Broken Hill, Saturday Night

Sunday Times · Sunday 20 March 1910 · page 7

The results of the Municipal bye-election held to-day resulted us follows:—Wills Ward: Bowen (Independent), 460; Massey (Labor), 388. Sturt Ward: Garrett…

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Federal Elections

Sunday Times · Sunday 20 March 1910 · page 5

Mr. John Norton will this week address meet-ings an under:—Mondey, Nowra; Tuesday, Braidwood; Wednesday, Candelo; Thursday, Eden; Saturday, Gundagai. On page 12 he gives…

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Successful Candidates

The Sunday Sun · Sunday 20 March 1910 · page 9

The Navigation Department issued certificates during the week to the following successful marine candidates: -- W. L. Lamb, first mate, foreign-going ship; A. Stein, second mate, foreign-going ship: J. R. Andrew, second…

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Federal Elections. the Campaign. Polling Day, April 13

The Sydney Morning Herald · Monday 21 March 1910 · page 9

Liberalism knows no class. "The north must be settled with white, people."—The Prime Minister. As State doctors the people refused to put…

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Australia's Next Parliament Mr. Thomas at Parramatta

The Star · Monday 21 March 1910 · page 1

Mr. Josiah Thomas (ex-Postmaster-General in the Federal arena) has been for some days addressing-meetings in the Parramatta electorate; and on Saturday…

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The Russell Scholar Ships. the Successful Candidates Result of University Examinations

Evening News · Monday 21 March 1910 · page 2

Under the gift of the late Sir Peter Nicol Russell, for the endowment of a School of Engineering at the Sydney University. three scholarships are offered annually, for the…

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Brunswick By-election

The Sydney Morning Herald · Monday 21 March 1910 · page 7

An election to All the vacancy in the representation of Brunswick in the Legislative Assembly, caused by the resignation of Mr. F. Anstey, who is contesting the Bourke seat in…

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The Elections. in Victoria. Bogus Protectionist Activity. the Capital Danger

The Daily Telegraph · Monday 21 March 1910 · page 8

MELBOURNE, Sunday.--The election campaign is just now exciting its greatest interest in a few of the country districts. It is here that it is hoped to endanger some…

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The Law at Election Time

The Daily Telegraph · Monday 21 March 1910 · page 6

The report received last week from a country constituency stating that the throwing of a dead rabbit at a candidate would do his cause more good in the electorate than the…

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Federal Elections. the Campaign. Polling Day, April 13

The Sydney Morning Herald · Tuesday 22 March 1910 · page 9

Every Liberal who neglects to vote gives a vote for Labour. "The Liberals offer a programme which is for use, and not merely for voto-catchlng."…

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A Class Parliament

The Daily Telegraph · Tuesday 22 March 1910 · page 8

The following appeared in "The Daily Telegraph" of the 17th inst.-- Speaking at the Bathurst'School of Arts-hall on Tuesday night. Mr. E.S. Carr, Labor candidate for…

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In the Hungarian Parliament. Ministers Assaulted

Evening News · Tuesday 22 March 1910 · page 6

LONDON, Monday Evening.—The issuing of a decree dissolving the Hungarian Parliament led to a tumult in the House, the Opposition declaring the decree unconstitutional…

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