That Artist Fellow and the Pendletons
A chaotic excerpt from That Artist Fellow follows Pendleton family drama over Jessie and her romance with a romantic artist. Mrs Pendleton clashes with her husband as Jessie becomes entangled with Reginald Vereham, a cunning suitor exposing hidden motives, while Pendleton and social expectations collide in a tense pursuit of respectability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pandleton
Inerssle
Pendiaton
Mir Pendieron
Lexsio
Pendleton
Odolphus
Pondiston
Indy
Veretham
Mat
Mae
Voreham
Penslicton
Jessie
Soren
Fragmentary Prospect of a Grey Mare Trade
A garbled fragment describes Squire Tar Nodoy attempting to buy a young dapple gray mare. The scene shifts with uncertain dialogue and action as the horse reacts, the rider patting its head and facing a quick, skittish response.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Squire Tar Nodoy
Patel
Fragmented Historic Coin Sale Report
A damaged OCR item discusses a historic coin sale with references to Frank Beavon, Greek coins, a seven day sale, and a total of 141,176. It mentions institutions and collectors, a Pythian festival of 340 B.C., and notes from the Daily News. The text is garbled but centers on a prestigious auction and antiquities collection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Beavon
Daily News
Sothoby
Pobruay
Nale
SLAQL
Renlisend. Dd
LASO
The Farmers Party and the New Land Movement
An occasional correspondent argues farming must be England’s chief industry and lauds a rising farmers motion led by the Central Land Association. Leadership includes Lord Onslow and Sir Horace Plunkett guiding a Parliament in formation to advance land policy, rural roads, education, and agricultural subsidies while criticizing government neglect of farming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flera
Central Land Association
National Centre For Land Policy
Liera
Farrmerg
Contra
Liber Party
Wells
Mamberas
Parliameant
House of Commons
Lord Onslow
Sir Horace Plunell
England
Christopher Turner
Lincolnahtre
Daily Mall
Linjeolmehike Farmers’ Union
Almast
Jas
Thos Central Organienton
Winted
Indead
Chambers of Agriculture
Lord Winchelsea
Hellhood
Reat
Joseph Arch
Laborers' Association
Ure Laborers' League
Changlens
Engileh Gur
Amiel Grant
Board of Agriculture
Ike
Gamo” College
Pamphtat Juys
Tolbreed
Canada
Imperial Sunday Alliance formed to back a weekly rest day
A statement issued February 6 by Archbishop J Scott Lidgett and Archbishop Wrest minster outlines the formation of the Imperial Sunday Alliance. It aims to promote a single rest day for workers across trades, supported by clergy, business groups, and unions, with funds to be stewarded by Lord Avebury and Mr Martin Button. The alliance emphasizes public safety and social welfare, noting journalist and tramway workers as examples of Sunday work and highlighting broad support from labor leaders and shop associations.
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Canterbury
J. Scott Lidgett
Wrestminster
Department of Labor
Imperial Sunday Alliance
Allance
Lord Avebury
Mtr
Martin Button
Avequala Quaneifl
Etnabine
Scardarias
Tom ‘Daily Chronicle
Forest
Mir Arthur Henderson
Will Crooks
Libor MM. F
Gee ‘Chitects
Ayia
Jane
Mer John Burns
Tramway
Aman Oweda
Bundy
Goven
Meiderson
Lord Dalmeny to retire from Parliament
At the Midlothian Liberal Association annual meeting a letter from Lord Dalmeny states he will not stand for Parliament at the next general election. He cites politics not matching the party and criticizes its current leadership and push for measures he cannot support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Midlothia Liberal Association
Dahmeny
Rose
Tery
Midlothian
Liberal Party
Ancient ships and future battleships spark debate
A fragmentary historical column muses on naval evolution from ancient vessels to a modern battleship Neptune. It recalls Nelson era costs, timber needs, and grand ship design scales, noting how logistics and funding shaped fleets and empires.
The Mosquito and the War on Deathly Mosquito
A historical address by Sig Putelele Mango discusses Sir Patrick Manson's investigations into the deadly mosquito and its role in disease. It details Manson's early life in Po rmoso Island, his observations in India and China, and the discovery of mosquitoes as the carrier of parasites that cause elephantiasis and other diseases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sir Patrick Manson
Pormosu
Lonioa
Timothy
Lewis
India
Igod
China
Oller
Ope
Bancroft
Lewise
Ain
Doursock
Albhong
Jlo
Clinese
Bud
Abe
Theo Iasquito
Alta
Deana
Unclear fragment hints at disease theory and cautions
Fragmentary text references parasites and a person named Sir Patelek, suggesting investigations into a disease theory. It mentions precautions, potential spread to Asia and the Pacific, and possible adoption of the theory leading to advances, with a warning about yellow fever if precautions fail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Purrlok
NO SLUMS IN GERMAN CITIES SEEN BY DEPUTATION
A Parliamentary Trades Union Congress report on a Berlin Leipzig Dresden and Mainz trip notes no slums in manufacturing districts and finds general cleanliness. It reports unemployed crowds but no visible misery and says German workers face no compulsory wage deductions for insurance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nova
Trades Union Congress
D. J. Shackleton
W. OQ. Stangmann
W. Thorne
C.W. Bowerman
Germany
Berlin
Leipsle
Dresden
Pronkfort-on- Main
Tmundreda
Jago
Argulsh
Otheir Kaws
Alepu- Talien
Prophecies of Evil Lead to Paris Theatre Disaster Warning
Mma Tullatte Bacon a young French clairvoyant predicted a catastrophe in Paris in 1907. In a Paris outlet she described visions of crowds and earthquakes from a December night while claiming to see the future. She offered no theater name, citing reasons for avoiding public view of the alleged warning.
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Mma
Tullatte Bacon
Paris
Mme
Con Gow
Jodo
Mme Bacon
Ahe
Thad
Arden
Tonkin
Native Women in Public Debate in Madras Congress
Indian women spoke openly at a recent Social Congress in Madras, drawing praise as a first public appearance by a titled group for Indian women there. Observers noted the audience’s surprise and interest as topics on marriage expenses, raising the marriageable age for girls, and whether English rules should govern Indian girls were discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Congress
Westminster Gazette
Social Congress
Madras
Hubli
Reed
How Coquelin Became An Actor
The article recounts how Coquelin, son of a baker, faced parental resistance to acting. After a rebellious night neglecting duties to read Molire, a blaze destroyed the shop where his family worked, leading his father to accept the need for him to pursue acting as a profession despite his father’s anger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coquelin
Baiker
Uroatell
Acord
Thera
Indiarne
Alylen
Lee Ace
Guarding: The Rights of the Road
Fragmentary OCR text discusses guarding road rights and moral duties via representative institutions. It mentions harassing restless workers and commanding patrols to enforce privileges on roads and streets. the fragment suggests a formal system of control through appointed representatives.
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Redtless Colby
Carman Aarmuch
Rayort Fa Coudleiders
Wbude Tele
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James Donald
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Theodelhies
Matilda
Pondioton
Mr.Pendlaton
Denny Wetle
Joram
Chen Li
John Wauober
Pendletonts
Mra Pendleton
de South
Teasley
Feutinga
Ehip Uhuy
Theodolphus
Jessen
Uumbter
godhg_centleman
Reginald Vercham
Tom
Glendin
Wally
Pheoild
Phus
Cathy
Jay
Verchem
Nicks
Bignirs
Pope J
Mami
Historio Coin Sale
the Farmers’ Party
NEW Movement
Lord Dalmeny
Wood 'V. Steel
Sorage
Ganette
Nelson
Tn Levi
Isaltevat
Prench
Nla.gov
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