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... SOCIALIST DEMONSTRATION IN THE EAST END. On Sunday a was held in Dod street, Stepney, to protest against the action of the ‘ authorities in imprisoning Socialists in the habit of addressing mtlfil there, and also to_maintain the rights in general street ...
... THE SOCIALIST TRIAL. AOQUITTAL OF THE DEFENDANTS. The trial ad the Old Bailey, before Mr. Justios Cave, of Meswcrs. Hyndmae, Barns, Champion, ‘and Williams, on the ehrage of uttering seditious speeches, and incitingdivers of her Majesty's subjects to ...
... SOCIALIST SURTAX. ...
... SOCIALIST RIOTS IN HOLLAND. Serious Socialist riots have taken place in the strects of Amsterdam. Nearly 1,000 persons carrying red flags and singing the Socialist “‘Marseillaise,” Siepermn: she. pollos charged thems with thoi eweeda isperse, police ¢ ...
... ANTI-SOCIALIST CAMPAIGN. During the past week Mr. S, Middup (Newstead) and My. W. Stevenson (New Basford), as vepresentatives of the British workers” League. an anti-Socialist organisation, have addressed open-air meetings at Alfreton. Somercotes, Blackwell ...
... SONGS AT SOCIALIST'S FUNERAL. Three cheers for “the Social Revolution and a final cheer for “our hero who has gone before us,” were given by a large gathering of Socialists and trade unionists at the funeral of Mr. Harry Quelch on Saturday. Mr. Keir Hardie ...
... LIBERAL-SOCIALIST ANTAGONISM. There were traces of bitterness in the speeches of Mr. Macdonald, Mr. Asquith, and Mr. Lloyd George on Thursday, revealing the antagonism which exists between the Liberals and Socialiste. Mr. Asquith reerreq to Mr. Macdonald ...
... A SOCIALIST'S APPLICATION. On Tuesday, at the Thames Police-court, Lewis Lyons, the well-known Socialist, and one of the witnesses before the Lords’ Committee on Swe&ti:f. made the following application to Mr. Saunders, the L»ruidmg magistrate : lam a ...
... ‘“ SOCIALISTS’ OVERTHROW VITAL.” “It is vital,” continaed Lord Hartineton, “in the national interests, that the Gov-,ru.‘ ment should be got rid of at the osrlimt.J possible moment. When a general election does come, I have little doubt that the Conservative ...
... SOCIALISTS AND THE ROYAL TOUR. When the question of the colonial visit of the Duke and Duchess of York came up in the House of Commons, the Socialist party objected to the few thousand pounds cost and, one Socialist member went as far as to eay that it ...
... SOCIALIST PROMISES IMPOSSIBLE. There is nothing to be gained in the ]ong‘ run by asking the general body of taxpayers to support an individual when his own Family 3 is cajmble of doing this. Such a scheme would mean higher taxation, the undermining of ...
... SOCIALISTS AND THE COAL INDUSTRY. There has always been a strong desire amongst various Socialist politicians to meddle with the coal industry, no doubt with nationalisation as their nltimate aim, and any wages question is a signal for these gentlemen ...