Women to lead Victoria centenary celebration in London
The Victoria centenary plans in Britain spotlight women in prominent roles. London events may span several days with public memorials at St Paul’s Cathedral attended by royalty and ministers. The piece highlights Victoria's era as a period of expanding women's education and influence.
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Lontion
United Kingdom
Empire
London
St. Paul's Cathedral
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Germany
South Africa
West
Baat Africa
Beith
Victoria
Wave of Crime Sweeps London As Robberies Rise
London faces a surge of crime with jewelry robberies and daylight break-ins across districts West End and suburbs. Bankers tighten cash counter security while police review recent high profile cases including the Carlton death and the Seton court matter. International investigators from American lines join the search as authorities urge vigilance.
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London
Teanent
Carlton
Omite
Norman ©. Rutherford
Army Medical Corps
Maja Miles i. Seton
Medina Corps
Casin
Malcom Seton
Ork
Eb, Chaney
Hoya’ Vir
Aera
Calgarth Mansions
Caney
Air Force
Apiae
Pileven
Seaking International Erimine al
Proposed Wyoming Extension Stir Trains Greeley Contention
Denver and Laramie railroad rebuild sparks debate in Greeley over real plans and prices. Nadetsky counters with right of way sales, while others see a single Radetsky controlled firm seeking full land, wondering about a Union Pacific link and future competition. Plans for Dutch festivities and memorials also appear in local notes.
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Denver
Denver and Laramie
Greeley
Tadetsky
Calo
Tribune -Republican
Wyoming
Nadetsky
Radelsky
Jeve
Uke Radetaky
Union Pacific
Women Papoo teachers press for higher wages across nations
A fragmented report notes women Papoo teachers visiting sections of the United States and Canada demanding increased pay while another line mentions a municipal franchise in England granted to women.
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United States
Canada
England
Cossack Officers Convicted Over Abductions and Loot
A historic report outlines Cossack officers who kidnapped officials during a failed coup in Archangel. They seized 4,000,000 rubles and abducted American and other diplomats before the uprising faltered, with some leaders later arrested and the money kept as war spoils.
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Arehangel
Burs
Polapoff
Potapotf
Felix Cole
Chaplin
Cosacks
Russia
Bonely
Whileaca
Francis
Provisional Government Members Arrested Over Bribery
Defendants claim large sums were spent to bribe officials to avoid interference in a kidnapping. The government unrest is cited as justification for arresting members of the provisional government. Authorities report restoring 4,000,000 rubles from a source. The men faced trial on charges of taking government funds.
Peacock’s Feather Brooch Aids Queen Mary Jewelry Tale
A high fashion peacocks feather brooch once worn by Queen Mary is cited as a treasured possession with gems described in lavish detail. The piece reflects a royal jewelry craze amid rising butter prices influencing a Hamilton group to mull a boycott of dairy products. Under a British land scheme, Land Army girls gain access to smallholding facilities, aligning with ex-servicemen.
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Land Army
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