Georg Szell The child prodigy musician in Vienna
The article profiles Georg Szell, an eleven year old prodigy whose virtuosity and composing talent astonished audiences in Vienna, Dresden, and London. It describes his delicate appearance, extraordinary memory, rapid language and musical development, and his poised future as a conductor and composer.
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Chatploun
Georg Szeil
Mingman Loy
Vienna
Dresden
London
Ator
Iike Atogzart
George Szall
Wong
Valero
Rome
Georg
Etine
Laive
Beethoven
Georg Sxell
Fotiny
bin Ni
Georg Seell
Jetitty
George
Wien
Suella Hirkil
Ftv
Fries
Tallinn
Eestowi
Odl
Penn
Georg Szof
Roc—Sinterments
Muale
Albert Mall
Stoll
Mister
Peo Seasor
Robert
Sam
Aller
Lowlil Leven
Lisat
Bach
Seblon
Georg Szell
New London Architecture Under Fire From Critics
Critics survey the city’s new public buildings and hotels from Kensington to Mayfair, faulting the era’s modern architectural taste. They condemn lack of unity, poor scale, and overdecorated façades, praising only a few exceptions such as the Ritz and certain Kensington blocks.
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Placadilly
James's Street
London
Kensington
Metropolia
Rite
Miph Street
New London
Victoria and Albert Museum
Faris
Lennon
New Science School
South Kensington
War Office
Resent Weara
St. James's
Atrent
Ritz
Plocadilly
Piccadilly
Sven
Pleendilly
Gente Ane
Hyde Park
Mick
Ryan Bergavre
Royw
St Janine
Etroot
Bolin
Melebor
Plorentine
Logeia
Ely
Bnprceston
ByiGsl Medical Association
Agar Street
Strand
Sompersat Touma
Morning Post
Walidorf
Wal- Gort
Allhor Aida
Firme
Witout Taste
Finsbury Circus
Istern
Telegraoph Company
Pinsbury
Royal Borough of
Hornton Court
Matsonpoelite High Street
Shonnington
Station
Pershborhood
Daity Mall
Fighting Tonnage and Age Structure of British Navy
The Fleet Lord replies to Mr Mackarness stating Britain's effective fighting tonnage by vessel age. Under 20 years total year and average figures show Britain surpasses France and Germany combined in young ships. Britain holds a small share of vessels over 20, while Germany and France show higher older-ship percentages.
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Britain
Admiralty
Mackarness
Lilbernat
Newbury
Great Britain
Toro
France
Germany
Musako
Vesvela
The Fishers of St Ives by William Vivian
A narrated evening of Cornish fishermen at Godrevy Light seeking pilchards and herring harvests. Boats drift into twilight, stars fade behind storm clouds, and dawn returns with glistening harbors as families watch and hope for a successful catch and fair pay.
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William Vivian
Tay
Ttde
Telm Croft
Lesalls
Hogardeng
Hace
Ite
Arrogance in the Colonies Prompt Candid Observations
The field notes a colonial youth criticized for arrogance and complacency. It argues tempering with humor could heal frictions between new arrivals and the old country, urging restraint and constructive attitude among the colonists.
Fragmentary note hints at age and dates in scrambled text
The readable fragment mentions age standards and periods but lacks clear context or identifiable people or places. It references reaching eighteen and a vague timeline, offering minimal concrete facts for a fuller summary.
Dead Man's Identity Revealed By Competing Claimants
The mystery of the tealy of min found in the Len Clipton area is resolved as three claimants contest the body. Mrs Sent THirvoy and her husband present statutory declarations and evidence. Mary Slurvey provides supporting details. the coroner will compare registries to determine the true identity.
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Min
Clipton
Sugiand
Util “Croyd
Stobert Goonu Smith
Tunsull Sitwet
Mitlersen
Mr Builth
Min Lawlicuge Mally
Laney
Caroline Sussin
Sent Thirvoy
Parkstone Conch
Peckham
Wyn. Westcott
Hickey Coronee
Eoelnin
Oe Hue
War Wei
Palaver
Ler Np
Clahe
Efe
Deptford
Lowe
Toletho
Melving
Myelnoy
Paul Na Wall
Mike
Wien
Mary
Parman Triumph in Aerial Prize Flight
Henry Parman wins the Prefelsere Club prize in a dramatic Saturday air race. Aerial balloons and a windward course marked the event as observers described the daring flight. The crowd watched as Parman maneuvered the craft through hazards, with a second prize offered for a long distance endurance flight and another for a high-altitude demonstration.
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Henry Parman
Lau
Cipkiva
Tesco Witolie
Reise
aLout
Mle Latoumer
Tio Commission
Chamber of Doepings
Chatons
Jug
Ayia
Lloyd's Weoley
The Three Johnnies at the Mirror
A vivid scene unfolds with Miss Puffing rehearsing stage finesse for a night out. Johnny Moe and others vie for her attention as she dances and tests suitors on the stairs. She returns to her room shaken, the mirror reflecting a strained, pale face and unsettled gaze.
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Bya
Adam
Puffing
Tobin
Meither
Johnny
Loo
Gully
Abe
Johnny Moe
Johnny No. 2
Tim
Pike
Rom
Chenu
Tad
Johnny Mo
Johnny No
Mace
Theo
Winter
Johnnny
Angel
Agan
Grambling
New York
Murderers at Large in London Murders of the Past Six Years
A London crime summary notes ten unidentified murders over six years with two clear fatalities. It lists notable cases from 1902 to 1908 including the Tattonwin Court murder of Dorn Plomiere, the Wakiey artist murder, the Camden Town case of Dimmuck, the Mary Ellen Bolles strangling, and the Bloomebry death of Bertha Pruegoy. Several cases remain unsolved or unprosecuted due to insufficient evidence.
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Tir
London
Sas
Tila
Toni
Dorn Plomiere
Sudo
Archibald Wakiey
Camden Town
Bantly
Dimmuck
Stephant
Calia
Enya
Mary Ellen Bolles
Bloomebtry
Bertha Pruegoy
Getober
Lioyid
Maori Prophet at Maungapohangai Christmas Feast
The Dominion reports a Maori prophet gathering at Maungapohangai for Christmas with hundreds of followers arriving after storm delays. The event featured prayers, singing, a clash of customs, gifts, and sport challenges as Rua Watched hosted guests and addressed the assembly from a temple balcony.
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High Privat
Hun
Pola
Jorge Flnga
Pakeha
Dfaori
Wyterpie
Walerd
Rita
Rua
Une
Bethze
Yosttlan
Grief Strichen Hone Heard At Glerkenwell Sessions
A grim court tale recounted at Glerkenwell Sessions on November 10 describes a destitute widow, her plea of starving children, and a fatal incident tied to a motor car run. The prosecution alleges a tragic sequence causing the woman’s death. defense disputes pressing the case against the owners, citing authority and clerical actions.
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Glerkenwell
Wulky
Dulaloe Motors Company, Limited
Me Wynne
Saihat
Hamier
Walter
Ron
Aly Chisxolo
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the New London
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