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United Press Association —By Electric Telegraph—Ct pyright. IRISH NATIONALISTS IN AMERICA. NEW YORK, September 24. Mr Redmond and Mr Devlin address--o— tile li-ish l-ecaguo Oon-c-en-ti-o—. at Boston. Eight thousand dollars wero raised at the meeetins. NEW SOUTH WALES SURPLUSES. The Sydney correspondent of 'The Times" cables that the New South Wales actual surplus for the year is about £GG5,000. He states that tho swollen surpluses aro 6tage-managed for show purposes, and make tho State ridiculous, and that tho surplus for the previous year was partly obtained by starving the railways. FATAL TRAM COLLISION. NEW YORK, September 24. Two electric trams at Philadelphia collided in a fog. Seven persons -were killed and 72 maimed. TYPHOON IN THE PHILIPPINES. MANILA, September 21. A t3-phoon in the Philippines has caused great loss of life and property in Samar, Seyte, Luzon, Panay, Masbok, and Romblon. No further details aro vet available.
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Press, Volume LXIV, Issue 13231, 26 September 1908, Page 9
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