Sir Henry Campbell Bannerman Leader of Britain’s Liberal Party
A biographical sketch recounts Sir Henry Campbell-Bannerman born 1836 in Stracathro Scotland. It notes his education at Glasgow and Cambridge Trinity College, entry into Parliament in 1868, and service in several offices. It details his leadership of the Liberal Party, health strains, and his marriage to Lady Campbell-Bannerman. It mentions his role in promoting Home Rule and the no license movement in later life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sir Henry Campbell-Bannerman
Stracathro
Ierfarshire
Scotland
James Campbell
Glasgow University
Cambridge
Trinity College
Stirling Burgh
Beattish
Campbell
Henry Bannerman
Hunton Court
Kent
Bannerman
Gladstone
Admiralty
Hutl
Henry
G. A. Trevelyan
Ireland
Lord Rosebery
William Harcourt
Sir Campbell-Bannerman
Order of the Bath
Campbell-Bannerman
Reform Club
Sir Henry
Liberal Party
House of Commons
Chamberlain
South Africa
Balfour
King Edward
John Burns
Henry Campbell-Bannerman
Foroe
Sir Benny
Bristol
New Zealand strike law debated by Mr Skerrett KC
The New Zealand Employers Federation seeks a ruling on Section 15 of the Arbitration Act. Mr Skerrett KC argues that a strike is a continuing offence and can be punished as such. He says aiding or abetting a strike, even after it begins, remains punishable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Zealand
Employers’ Federation
Attorney-General
Skerrett
K.C
King v. Park
L.T
Baron Kelly
Justice Sim
Russian Labour Reform and Duma Politics Across Nations
Professor Sviatlovsky, visiting New Zealand, discusses Russian labour laws, unions, and working hours. He notes 1882 factory inspection beginnings, 400000 skilled workers, and limited recognition of unions amid strong opposition. War with Japan spurred unrest and Duma changes, while intellectuals support workers.
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M. Vladimir V. de Sviatlovsky
Imperial University of St. Petersburg
New Zealand
Dominion
Was
Sviatlowsky
England
Canada
United States
Australia
St. Petereburg
Moscow
Rnesia
Sviatlovsky
St. Petersburg
Fer Bronchial Coughs take Woods' peppermint remedy
Fragments indicate a bronchial cough treatment using Woods' Peppermint product. The text is garbled but suggests a medical or patent medicine context common to early 20th century ads.
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NEW Zealand Shipping Company
Royal Mail Steamers
VOR London
Vis Monte Video
Teneriffe
Plymouth
Clayton
Vo Anil
Elington
May Tallington
Staly
Friedlander Cros., Ltd
Wellingto
Wellington
Rio de Janiero Nicoll Bros
NEW Zealand Insurance Company, Ltd
Premier and Whalth Test Colonial Company
Nicoll Bros
Ceneret Speee
Islington
Turnip
Wai Land
Oith
Manchester Bros
Rolinson
Government iSuRant’ Department
Sn the Colon
Sterling
Emsley Burnet
Price
H. Ei. Bonnington
Ashburton
Mra
Homeley Burnet
George St
Dunedin
London Bridge
Ays
Tverythin Ps
Trage
Blousinas
Winceys HS
Christchurch
Timaru
London
Cderlaines
Cooper & Duncan
Rao
Ptria
George Cooper
Charles Muir
Cooper & Duncan, Ltd
John Moore
Purineeing
Undertaker
Bap
Almer
Hast
Ashburton, Waimate and
Oamare
Sunny Nelson
Tam
Teghir Tina
Hawke’s Bay
Wanganus
Bay OF Plenty
Kewn’s
Newman's Livery Stables
Nind
Somerset Hotel
Caba
Newman
Clothing Factory
He, EA
Grogers
Tancred Street
Ashburton County
Super
Ayers
Detter
Rome
Ayer
Praparad
G. Ayer & Go
Lowell, Hats
Ayed
Labour
Russia
the Dumas
Constitutional Democrats
Japan
Sakhalin
Mennacturers
the Hall
East Street
Gorner East
Burneéit Streets
MI. TI
Talugor and
Qutyiuter
Bur Ashburt
Pedsteads
Hedsteads
Ubers
HL & Oey Ag
Complete House Furnishers & Irperters
Tancrtd Street
Next Building Society
TY “Kozie
Hoolman
PeaRninenna
Gos
Inolia
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