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The Sydney Morning H... : 10 August 1910(18)
Page 9(46)
- TRAINING OF CADETS. THE BRITISH SYSTEM. MILITARY DRILL DISCOURAGED. PLACATING PEACE-AT-ANY-PRICE PARTY. LONDON, Aug. 9.
  The War Office, in a memorandum to the Territorial Associations on the subject of the training of cadets, approves of gymnastics, Swedish drill, and swimming ...
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- CHOLERA IN RUSSIA. SIXTY THOUSAND CASES. GREA[?] MORTALITY. LONDON, Aug. 8.
  The chairman of the Mincowners' Association in St. Petersburg states that there are 60,000 cases of cholera in Russia, and that 2000 people have died. ...
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- DOCTORS IN DANGER. PEASANTS THREATEN THEIR LIVES. LONDON, Aug. 9.
  The Russian Government has tardily sent Professor Rain and a numerous staff to the colliery districts in order to arrest the epidemic of cholera. ...
  Article : 77 words view this article
- MURDERS BY A JAPANESE. ON A CALIFORNIAN RANCH. ESCAPE OF THE CRIMINAL. LONDON, Aug. 9.
  A hue and cry has been raised throughout America, owing to the escape of Yamagachi, a Japanese youth, suspected of murdering Enoch Kendall, the owner ...
  Article : 128 words view this article
- SEDITION IN EGYPT. LONDON, Aug. 8.
  E[?] Ghayati, an author of some seditious poems, who was committed for trial at Cairo, has been rentenced to 12 months' imprisonment with hard labour. ...
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- CONSPIRACY IN INDIA. A SECRET SOCIETY. LONDON, Aug. 9.
  The Bengalis arrested on a charge of being concerned in a conspiracy to subvert British rule in India are members of the Anisalan Samiti, which was the inner ...
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- CLIMBING BY MONOPLANE. NERVE-WRACKING DESCENT. LONDON, Aug. 9.
  At the Lanark aviation meeting M. Chavege, aboard a Bleriot monoplane, in 32 minutes made a spiral climb beyond the clouds to a height of 5250ft. He ...
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- UNITED STATES REVENUE. A RECOUD. LONDON, Aug. 9.
  The returns of revenue and expenditure of the United States for the year show that the revenue amounted to £133,770,163, and the expenditure to ...
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- COLLISION IN CALIFORNIA. THIRTEEN PEOPLE KILLED. LONDON, Aug. 9.
  A special locomotive came into collision yesterday with a passenger train from San Francisco at Ignacio. Thirteen people were killed and 12 ...
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- ARREST OF CAMORRISTS. POLICE OFFICER'S SUICIDE. LONDON, Aug.
  Signor Cesar Ballau[?], Chief of Police, committed suicide in Rome. He recently arrested 40 members of the Camorra, a secret society. ...
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- BRITISH TRADE RETURNS. LONDON, Aug. 8.
  The Board of Trade returns for July show that imports in the United Kingdom decreased by £932,0631, but exports increased by £847,364, being chielly iron, steel, ...
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- STRIKES IN NEW YORK. NOVEL INJUNCTION OBTAINED. AGAINST MONOPOLY OF LABOUR. LONDON, Aug. 9.
  The cloakworkers' strike in New York has again attained large dimonsions. Seventy thousand hands are out. The employers have brought from ...
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- DISASTROUS HURRICANES. TRACK EIGHT MILES WIDE. EXTENSIVE DAMAGE. LONDON, Aug. 8.
  A disasfrous hurricane has swept over Perekop, Southern Russia. Trees were uprooted and houses levelled at Kaluga, 3500 acres of forest being ...
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- HAVOC IN COSTA RICA.
  A hurricane in Costa Rica uprooted 1,000,000 banana trees. ...
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- PERSIAN REVOLT. FIGHTING IN TEHERAN. LOSSES AMONG COMBATANTS. LONDON, Aug. 8.
  In the conflict between the Fidais revolutionaries and the Government troops in Teheran the former lost 30 killed and wounded, and 300 prisoners w[?]re secured. ...
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- RUSSIAN OILFIELDS. PERMISSION TO BRITISH COMPANIES. LONDON, Aug. 9.
  The protest of the British Embassy at St. Petersburg against the action of the Minister for Trade and Commerce, M. Timirhisew, in questioning the right of ...
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- EXECUTION OF DICKMAN. PROTESTS HIS INNOCENCE. PATHETIC INTERVIEW WITH WIFE. LONDON, Aug. 9.
  John Alexander Dickman, a colliery secretary, found guilty of the murder of John Innes Nisbet, a colliery cashier, in a train near Newcastle, had a final ...
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- WIRELESS TELEGRAPHY AT SEA. OPPOSED FOR CARGO BOATS. LONDON, Aug. 8.
  The Glasgow Chamber of Commerce has decided to oppose the Wireless Telegraphic Bill. The Glasgow Steamship Owners' ...
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- ASSASSINATION IN CRACOW. REVENGE OF POLISH UNION. LONDON, Aug. 9.
  M. Rybak, an education official, has been assassinated in a street at Cracow, Galicia. The murderer, who was arrested, states that Rybak was an agent provocateur [?]n ...
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- SOCIETY GAMBLING. AN UNAUTHORISED RAID. AMERICAN LEADERS ARRESTED. POLICE FIGHT POLICE. LONDON, Aug. 9.
  After armed police had raided a gambling club at Narragansett Pier, Rhode Island (U.S.A.), and arrested 30 people well known socially, they were-taken to a police court ...
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- THE KING AND QUEEN. LONDON, Aug. 9.
  King George and Queen Mary have left London for Balmoral. ...
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- SHOOTING A SENTRY. OUTSIDE POWDER MAGAZINE. LONDON, Aug. 9.
  Three men approached a sentry outside a powder magazine at Potsdam, and o[?] be[?] challenged shot the sentry in an arm and fled. ...
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- SWIMMING CHAMPIONSHIP. BEAUREPAIRE WINS 100 YARDS. LONDON, Aug. 9, [?].40 a.m.
  F: Beaurepalre won the 100yds. swimming championship of England at Weston-Super-Mare, Somerset, by a touch from J. H. Derbyshire. P. Radmilovic was third. ...
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- NEW AMERICAN YACHT. STRIKING SUCCESS. LONDON, Aug. 9.
  Westward, a remarkable Herreshoff schooner, owned by Mr. Cocbran, after victories at Cowes, won the race for the International Gold Cup at Ryde Regatta. ...
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- GENERAL CABLE NEWS. FUNERAL HONOURS FOR VETERANS. LONDON, Aug. 9.
  The Admiralty has decided to grant naval veterans full funeral honours. MR. WALTER LONG. Mr. Walter Long, M.P., who has been ...
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- WIRELESS TELEGRAPH STATIONS. MELBOURNE, Tuesday.
  It is now officially announced that Pennant Hills is to be the site of the Sydney woreless station, but a site has yet to be fixed for the Fremantle station. An area has been specified ...
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- MARSUPIAL REMAINS. HOBART, Tuesday.
  A very interesting discovery of animal bones has been made at Mowbray Swamp, Smithton, and the theory has been formed that they are the remains of a marsupial diprotodon. Mr. ...
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- SOUTH AFRICAN TEAM. COMING TO AUSTRALIA. SOME LOST LETTERS FOUND. LONDON, Aug. 9.
  A message received from the Exchange, Johannesburg, states that South Africa is sending a cricket team to Australia. Letters which were written in 1908 ...
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- FALL IN CONSOLS. LONDON, Aug. 9.
  Consols were quoted yesterday at £31, a fall of 10s since Thursday. ...
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- EASTERN AGROUND. NEAR BROADMOUNT. LIGHTERING THE CARGO. BRISBANE, Tuesday.
  A wire from Rockhampton, which was unfortunately delayed by interruption, states that the steamer Eastern went ashore on Saturday night about 10 o'clock. She is owound in the ...
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- STRIKE PRISONERS FREE. BURNS AND LEWIS ANNOYED. PUBLIC DEMONSTRATION THWARTEDGOULBURN, Tuesday.
  The strike prisoners, Burns and Lewis, were unexpectedly released last evening, and attended a social which was being held by the Labour League. They were given a cordial ...
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- LEWIS AND BURNS BANQUETED. TRISON SYSTEM CONDEMNED. GOULBURN, Tuesday.
  Messrs. Lewis and Burns were driven round town during the day in a motor car. In the evening they were banqueted by Labourites at the Great Southern Hotel. Mr. F. W. Yates, ...
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- PROPOSED RECEPTION AT NEWCASTLE. NEWCASTLE, Tuesday.
  The four strike leaders, Messrs, Brennan, Gray, Lewis, and Burns, who have now been released from gaol, are expected to arrive in Newcastle on Thursday next at about ...
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- MESSRS. GRAY AND BRENNAN. GOOD WORDS FOR WARDERS. BATHURST, Tuesday.
  Messrs. Gray and Brennan, who were liberated last night, spout to-day about town in company with sympathisers. A banquet to-night was largely attended, Mr. Riley, M.P., ...
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- THIRD EDITION. FIRE IN CLARENCE-STREET. HARDWARE HOUSE IN FLAMES.
  About halt-past 2 o'clock this morning the premises of Lyons and Milling, Ltd., importers of ironmongery, glassware, earthenware, etc, No. 62 Clarence-street, were found to be ...
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- GLEBE ISLAND STRIKE. POSSIBLE EXTENSION. ARE UNION MEN WORKING? MEAT SUPPLIES PLENTIFUL.
  The fact that there is a possibility of the slaughtermen's strike extending to large master butchers in the suburbs and country centres—in fact, that a general strike will be ...
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- A BUTCHER FINED.
  At the Redfern Police Court yesterday, Joseph Marks, of Botany and Epsom roads, Waterloo, was charged with having slaughtered four carves at a place not being a public ...
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- ALWAYS RIGHT AND NEVER WRONG.
  At its last meeting the executive of the International Socialist party carried the following resolution:—"That whereas the workers are always right and never wrong when ...
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- REMARKABLE DIVORCE CASE. A SECRET MARRIAGE. WIFE'S STRANGE STORY. MELBOURNE, Tuesday.
  The Chief Justice to-day delivered his reserved decision in the Bendigo divorce suit, in which Florence Peurose Burnside sought a dissolution of her marriage with ...
  Article : 465 words view this article
- UNIFORM POSTAGE RATES. LEGISLATION THIS SESSION. MELBOURNE, [?]
  The Postmaster-General was asked by Mr. Sinclair (Q.) in the House of Representatives to-day whether, in view of the fact that the States were now practically being paid under ...
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- TRAGEDY IN INDIA. AUSTRALIAN WOMAN'S FATE. PERTH, Tuesday.
  The Criminal Investigation Department has received a cable stating that a Western Australian woman has been murdered by an Afghan at Karachi, a port on the extreme ...
  Article : 67 words view this article
- FEDERAL NOTE ISSUE. IN HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES. PRIME MINISTER MOVES SECOND READING. MELBOURNE, Tuesday.
  In the House of Representatives to-day the Prime Minister moved the second reading of the Australian Notes Bill. He began by reading extracts from the ...
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- A SERIOUS PROBLEM. AUSTRALIA'S ENGINEERS. ATTACK ON PUBLIC SERVICE BOARD. STRONG SPEAKING BY PROFESSOR WARREN.
  Professor W. H. Warron, Challis Professor of Engineering in Sydney University, was yesterday asked his views as to the difficulty in keeping Sydney engineers in the State, which ...
  Article : 705 words view this article
- WHITE VERSUS BLACK. SUPERIORITY OF ASIATICS. FIERCE ATTACK ON WHITE AUSTRALIA
  Mr. J. Currie Elles, in a lecture given before the Institute of Bankers in the Royal Society's rooms last night on the subject of "European migration towards the tropics and ...
  Article : 499 words view this article
- AMATEURISM. PROPOSED NEW RUGBY UNION. PROBABLE TROUBLE WITH THE FEDERATION.
  A meeting of Rugby footballers, convened by Mr. L. G. Abrams, who recently resigned from the vice-presidency of the Rugby Union, is to be held at the A.B.C. Rooms to-night. ...
  Article : 362 words view this article
- SUPERANNUATION. RAILWAY AND TRAMWAY SCHEME BILL BEFORE THE ASSEMBLY. A CHORUS OF PRAISE.
  In the Legislative Assembly last evening the Premier moved the second reading of the Raliway and Tramway Service Superannuation Bill. He reviewed the history of superannuation ...
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Wed 10 Aug 1910 - The Sydney Morning Herald (NSW : 1842 - 1954)
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1,000,000 banana trees.

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APA citation: HAVOC IN COSTA RICA. (1910, August 10). The Sydney Morning Herald (NSW : 1842 - 1954), p. 9. Retrieved May 24, 2019, from http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article15170706
MLA citation: "HAVOC IN COSTA RICA." The Sydney Morning Herald (NSW : 1842 - 1954) 10 August 1910: 9. Web. 24 May 2019 <http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article15170706>.
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