Women to Play Prominent Part in Victorian Centenary
The London celebration marks Victoria's centenary with extensive plans across the United Kingdom and empire. Women's organizations gain prominent roles alongside public memorials at St Paul’s Cathedral and related events. The piece notes Victoria’s long reign, empire expansion, and advances in women’s education and public life.
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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 Grime Sweeps Dear Old London
A sweeping wave of crime hits London as robberies rise in the West End and suburbs. Cashiers guard counters after bold daylight thefts. police investigate drug use and a series of high profile cases, including deaths and air force officers. International detectives join the hunt as arrests loom.
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London
Teanent
Carlton
Omite
Norman ©. Rutherford
Army Medical Corps
Maja Miles i. Seton
Medina Corps
Casin
Malcom Seton
Ork
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Hoya’ Vir
Aera
Calgarth Mansions
Caney
Air Force
Apiae
Pileven
Seaking International Erimine al
Proposed Wyoming Extension Sparks Land and Rail Feud
Denver and Laramie railroad plans trigger dispute in Greeley over routes and right of way. Nadetsky interests refuse land sales while speculation swirls about a new company selling rights to the Union Pacific, potentially closing competition. Dutch celebrations and a Vancouver memorial note broader regional activity.
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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 passage notes women teachers, possibly in Papoo, seeking higher wages across sections of the United States and Canada, while mentioning a municipal franchise granted to women in England.
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United States
Canada
England
Cossack Officers Convicted in Archangel Kidnapping Plot
In Archangel, a band of Circasian Cossack officers were convicted for kidnapping government officials and stealing 4,000,000 rubles. They aligned with Bolsheviks during Allied landings, arrested American, British, and French counsel, and held hostages before the counter revolution freed some figures as the money remained with the Cossacks.
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Archangel
Arehangel
Burs
Polapoff
Potapotf
Felix Cole
Chaplin
Cosacks
Russia
Bonely
Whileaca
Francis
Provisional Government Members Arrested Over Bribery Case
Defendants claim large sums were spent to bribe officials to avoid interference in a kidnapping. They cite 4,000,000 rubles recovered from sources and allege the men were tried for taking government funds amid political tensions.
Peacock’s Feather Brooch Queen Mary Gift And Boycott Talk
Among the prized possessions Queen Mary receives a peacocks feather brooch as a wedding gift. The text notes rising butter prices pushing a Hamilton Ontario women’s group toward a boycott of butter and dairy products. It mentions Britain’s land settlement scheme granting Land Army girls access to small holdings.
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Women's Organization of
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