Campaign tactics strain Parliament votes of farming reps
A 1908 diary style note recalls the Tmendove-Cilien plan to sway farming representatives in the forthcoming session SU Parliament. The Soah Party opposed the government over railway fares and land policy, and a vote of no confidence was urged. Leader Beanon argued followers’ publications were not action, while Lennon faced opposition to government support. Edmonton, March 922, Mann.
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Tmendove-Cilien
remen + era
Soah
Juan
Fou
Wr Beanon
Hin Eet
Meethes
Ben Band
Theodore
Leonon
Oresto
Creas
Lennon
Sesh
Fragmentary Note on Figures From Mechanical Engineers Institute
A brief letter details that figures cited by a writer to a town council originated from an Institute of Mechanical Engineers paper by Dr Diesel. The writer clarifies the figures were taken for comparison, accepted by the institute, and used to show relative values of prime moves, while denying intent to mislead. The author signed as J. Watson.
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Dent
Evar
Willeralet
Institution of Mechanical Engineers
Eng- Wand
Diesel
Moyeve
Your .T. Watson
Wine and scriptures weigh in on the wine issue
In a reader letter, A F Luerty argues that ancient writers describe wine as pure juice with alcohol content and condemns adulterated variants. He questions sugar and distillation as modern additions, cites Pliny and biblical episodes, and leaves judgment to readers of The Herald.
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Plutarch
Horace
Cana
Mr. Kaiior
Sergi Nimes
Fluerty
Murder at Tonbridge Footman Walker in Court
In a coroner led inquiry in London, Albert Walker a footman of Lowndes Square faced charges over a fatal assault on Raymond Charles Davis a messenger. Walker confessed to striking with an iron bar at Tonbridge and described fleeing by train, with blood on his hands and a note to the laundry. Evidence included a rope and wire cord found at the scene and the pantry where the body lay, as officers examined the murder weapon and Walker’s volatile statements.
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Win
Walker
West
Messenger Voy
Raymond Charles
Davis
Seed
Lowndes
Falker
Aid
St. John Hutchinson
Jam Butler
London
Tim
Tonbridge
Albert Walker
Charles William Trot
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Pimlico-road
Tau
Asm Ralkedl
Utola
Steel
Medley
Jock
Hedley
Tor
Serarant
Fragmentary Evidence in Pittard Case Described by Coroner
A coroner and police testimony reveal smears of blood on walls, a smashed umbrella cover under the pantry sink, and a crushed cap found in Hutchinson’s possession. Letters in Walker’s bedroom show a motive tied to death, with phrases about dying and a gun case moved in the messengers’ area. The examination notes multiple blows to the skull and references to a hammer, as investigators piece together the scene.
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Hutchinson
Walker
Hedley
Walkers
Fragmentary Crime Notes in Walker Case
Readable phrases describe violence and control tied to a man named Walker. The text references a coroner’s summing up and a young victim described as a poor boy, with actions set around a sequence of coercion and concealment.
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Bo Ind Fe Cortner
Walker
German war secrets discussed by Sir Ian Hamilton in exile
Fragmented reminiscences recount General Sir Ian Hamilton detailing wartime queries to General von Ladendorff. He cites strategic decisions around Bulgarian collapse and Entente versus Allied fronts, noting fractured lines and the pace of retreat on the Western Front amid relentless pressure.
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Ian Hamilton
England
Renieval
Munich
von Ladendorff
Frederr von Bush
Farimierce
Lissenhordt
Germany
Walgarta
Gaimhuunt
Ane
Ilne
Fragmented remark on Holahoviste and Bolshevist threat
The dialogue discusses future German actions and the Holahoviste as a deadly factor. Statements warn British compromise is impossible and label Bolshevist influence as a danger. The speaker frets about public loyalty, urging caution and noting unrest in multiple regions.
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Tam
Hansiton
Iy Treland
Egypt
Jim Brean
Hoard of Gold and Three Months Search in England
A garbled 19th century report describes a hoard of sovereigns and half-sovereigns worth up to A600 found in a locked box at a tavern in Walthamstow London. The money reportedly belonged to racehorse owner Tom Wheeler and was linked to a prior disappearance and claims of theft. Executors and police pursued leads, with sightings at Burnaby House and other locations, but no trace of the cash was recovered.
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Sportsmer
Depe Inn
Walthamty
Vani
England
Tom Weelon
Stevens
Warton
Burnaby House
Lamburi
Berkahive
Wiike
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