Choral Revival Spurs Competitive Festival Movement
The piece argues that a choral revival in England is fostered by diverse groups and a competitive festival system. It notes the rise of village choirs, the impact of competitions on training and repertoire, and the growth of organizations and leagues in towns like Blackpool and London to promote education and performance of modern choral works.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. G. M‘naught
Ius Voc
WAM
Variows
Uber
Royal Academy of Music
Mia Royal College of Music
Existenee
N de
Fide
Oboli
Chale Slaghag
Parilyaes
Blackpool
Gumptaouws Hills
Lwabergham
Pit Dle
Dhe
Post Office
Alteheo
Lyteners
Rkiekpool
Nis
London
Metropolia
Uncle Santa Claus Story of a Mappy Reunion
Ten year old Annie and younger siblings fear Santa cannot reach their poor home yet Christmas unfolds with a surprise. An elderly man arrives posing as Uncle Santa Claus guiding the children to unexpected gifts and a reunion that brings joy to the Reed Wings family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie
Maggie Morrican
Santa Claus
Santa
Bobbie
Gal Mellia
Bobble
Mellie
Motier
Morouweed
Harel
Annis
Santo
Babble
Rey
Onie
Mother
Saoka Claus
Robbie
Nanimoie
Robbin
Nellie
Dane
Senta Claus
Daring robbery ends in shooting at New York jeweller shop
On Lexington Avenue a thief seized jewels from Maurice Tannenholz's shop then shot him in the breast when pursued. The attacker grabbed the jeweller’s wife with a knife before fleeing. Tannenholz wounded. the wife in serious condition. police seek the assailant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Thorouchieres
Lexington Avenue
Maurice Tannenholz
Tannentols
Central News
How the Clock Stopped My Burglary War Tale
A soldier recounts looting plans in Orange Free State during the Boer War. A guard unit at a courthouse hides a gold bar found by a bunkmate. A clock weight goes missing and reappears as lead, revealing a comically failed burglary and a weighty misstep by the thieves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Ailas
Itevas
Orange Pree
Lrygo
Renty
Ruimor
Steyn
Joe-R
Jos
Jana
Joe Myeyel
Joe
Toe
Gunce
Towra
Archbishop's cordial letter honors Dr Clifford jubilee
The Archbishop of Canterbury's letter to Dr Clifford on his jubilee reads as a warm tribute. He offers a friendly greeting and notes small differences with the Nonconformist pastor, urging practical collaboration in education where both Anglicans and Nonconformists may concede some ground.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canterbury
Strath
Father Ignatius Obituary From Westminster Gazette
The Westminster Gazette notes Father Ignatius Jenstius dies, a figure who sought to revive monastic calling in the Church of England yet gained limited formal success. He faced church opposition but retained supporters inside and outside Anglican ranks. Known for modern theology clashes, he attacked Dr Gore over Licemundi and criticized the modern novel. Once a popular preacher, he inspired both admiration and controversy among contemporaries including Gladstone who called him a great modern orator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Father Ienstius
Westminster Gazette
Church of England
Anglican
Dr. Gore
Mins
Jenelina
Tr Ig
Gladstone
Sleep experts differ on how much rest men need
The article summarizes replies from famous men on the ideal sleep quantity. Maurice Maeterlinck says nine hours, Emile Doutroux eight, and others cite six to nine hours. It notes that the art of sleeping involves hygiene, room conditions, and timing, with eight hours often recommended as a baseline for intellectuals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Advich
Aid
Bn Pat Woulnr
Ahe
Ink
Mazadella
la Revue
Parla
Thoee
Repticar
Maurice Maeterlinck
Emile Doutroux
Thysician
Lie Institute
Jules Cleretis
French Academy
Carman
The
Natitute
France
Arsistence
Nopbaudt
Eigit
Nina Haure
Eleap
Academy of Ated
Suoner
Louie Leger
Institute
Baron d'Istournelles de Constant
Balzng
Hallopeau
Maud Allan Charms and Autobiography Reveals Elite Circles
A Motley Notes writer in the Westminster Gazette praises Maud Allan’s charm in dance and her autobiography. The piece notes her interview with Archdeacon Kinclair and a visit to St Paul’s Chapter House for tea with Kinclair and his sister. It hints at lingering questions about Miles Allen and past social circles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Motley
Westminster Gazette
Maud Alan
Archdeacon Kinclair
St. Paul's
Miles Allen
St. Pawselster
Oldest Postboy Nearing Century Also Veteran of Nineteenth Century Roads
Aged Mr Joseph Austen, fourth surviving postboy, likely to reach twenty more years, recalls riding as a post boy and postmaster since 1299. He witnessed the shift from stagecoaches to motor cars, enjoyed Derby week memories, and notes the dangers of modern traffic while cherishing a long, temperate life and sharp faculties. Source Lloyd’s Weekly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Austen
Austen
Poutehalse
Lacoricion
Thornuton Ieghy
Parchmora
Parchmore
Carmarthen
Duke of
Leeds
England
Brighton
Crochey
Derby
Jpsem
Tibet
Vauxhall Bridge
Lloyd's Weekly
Mistaken Identities Highlight Gilded Age Headlines
The report mocks mistaken identity in New York and Hoboken involving Hetty Green and John D Rockefeller, with droll captions about misread leases and accidental scandals. It also notes misidentifications of Andrew Carnegie and John D Archbold, prompting light satire on publicity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stridge
Hetty Green
New York
John D. Kierkefuller
St. Reckless
Tockefeller
Kew
York
John D. Archbold
Siranger
Mfr
Archbold
Weiter
Pittsburg
Andrew Carnegie
Carnegie
Described Misunderstanding Near Broad and Wall Streets
A youth mistaken for a desire leads to a public apology after the error is discovered. The individual pleads pardon to Dr. Norrinan and extends regret to the White House. The account hints at possible consequences and notes the seriousness of the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clinnn
Broad
Win
Norrinan
White House
Lnier- Ocean
Living On Ninepence Per Week Night After Inquest
A coroner's court in London examines a man and wife living on a tiny income. The wife starved to death after selling matches to feed the family, with rents and meals totaling about 1s 6d weekly for each. The coroner promises to arrange aid and future support as the case highlights poverty and pension needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
St. Luke's Coroner's Court
Shored
Upton
W. Wytta Wescott
Lanigh
Uptom
Post Office
Will
Coronar
Anton
Tnt Tina
Roosevelt Message to Emperor Japan via Admiral Sperry
The Westminster Gazette prints a telegraph from President Roosevelt to the Emperor of Japan delivered by Admiral Sperry at a royal reception. It conveys wishes for health and happiness, appreciation for inviting the United States to the Atlantic visit, and a pledge to strengthen cordial relations. The Emperor expresses pleasure at Anglo American friendship and reciprocates, stressing durable ties and mutual good will.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reuter
Roosevelt
Japan
Admiral Sperry
Dapan
Bert
Reni
Diia
United States
United States Atlantic
Empire of Japan
Trias
End West
Minster
Bicentenary of St Andrew’s Church on Blazen Island
The old church of St Andrew ag’ Tichmond Blazen Island USA marked its bicentenary on October 23. Founded in 1708 in pre revolutionary era by Queen Anne who donated a silver communion service a Bible and prayer books. A bronze tablet to Queen Anne was unveiled. The King via Lord Knollys sent a message to Di Greer bishop of New York hoping Providence will continue to bless the church in the years ahead.
Hydrophobia Case Report in Washington District
Washington doctors confirm a possible hydrophobia case in a 10 year old Alexandria boy Thomas Brown. The dog bite occurred in early August and a second dog also died later. Protective treatment was given but the boy died four days after symptoms appeared. Doctors planned autopsy but family objections prevented it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Mu. Ting
Thomas Brown
Alexandria
Brown
Thomas
Dr Penn
Penn
Marine “Hospital
Fite
John. F. Andershn
Anderson
Joseph Gathberger
Frivolous Madrid and its pursuit of vanity in public life
An analysis of Madrid society portrays a town consumed by gossip and display. The text notes a spendthrift, leisure driven city where cars symbolize status, streets bustle with talk, and fashionable women dress well. It contrasts Madrid’s focus on frivolity with few leaders distinguished by serious intellect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madrid
Spain
London
Madrilene Welle
Hyde Park
Directoire Cosmit
dMadril
Kipling's Attack on Socialism Provokes Strong Debate
An excerpt from Rudyard Kipling's new work titled It Adventures of Melissa sparks sharp critique in the Opinion section. The piece is described as one of the most biting attacks on socialism in years, with references to the era's political conflicts and potential rebuttals from figures like Bernard Shaw or Jack London in forthcoming discussions.
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Rudyard Kipting
Publo Opinion
Melissa
Kiptin
Berard Shaw
Jack London
Stort
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