Dancing Mex Hostless Sue Sw Lon Lis Pean
A fragmentary social column describes a late evening salon with lively dances and a Colonel’s arrival on the 12th, his retinue and debutantes receiving three dances each. The piece notes a masquerade of flirtation, class displays, and appreciation from attendees in what appears to be a mirrored social scene.
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Uaa
Bastesses
Koven
Gomis
Lady Ba
Moen
Gathes
Honsorr la Reformed
Fragmented speech amid garbled plot on a tense meeting
The readable lines show a quarrel about a location and a demand for a debt or claim. Characters debate a plan to Brown involving a cigar and a drink while a quick settlement is proposed. The fragment hints at unresolved conflict and a plan to see Brown.
Death of Sir Wilfrid Lawson and legacy noted
Sir Wilfrid Lawson, Cumberland bred and longtime MP for the Trember of the Camborne division of Portwall, has died within months of his seventy-seventh birthday. The obituary recalls his parliamentary career, family, and the esteem in which he was held, noting his burial and succession details.
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Wilfrid Lave
Cumberland
Camborne
Porpwall
Atlan
Hlore
Wiley
Joe Glee
Tayleen
Mange
Tahoe
Aeean
Julazimag
Jaytis
Orner
Arkee
Terry Thee
Rey
Ewntoy
Mony Fort Than
W. HW. Luke
Wiltrid
Nombes
Clerac
Lunius
Palmes
Kir Wilfrid
J. Pocklington Ben- Bouse
Netherhall
Hs Eldes
Wilfrid
Snakes in England Venomous Adder Dread Highlighted
Fragmented OCR from a 19th century article discusses venomous snakes in England with focus on adders, their distribution in southern counties, woodland habitats, and warnings about encounters. It references public interest, scientific discussion, and notes on poison relevance and danger to walkers and locals.
Seaweed Parasols New Fashion From the East
Seaweed is used as decorative trim on parasols as a latest novelty. Artificial seaweed fragments create feathery fronds over parasol brims while real weed serves as a natural adornment, with colorings ranging from palest browns to deep pink.
Innsbruck Notes on Travel and Historic Treasures
The Innsbruck segment surveys ancient churches, treasure legends, and a renowned bird market. It highlights regional history, key sights near the Ortler range, and rare avian species among local markets, painting a travelogue of Innsbruck’s old streets and cultural curiosities.
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Dambalorin
Larisa Prittes
Italy
Valera
Innsbrurk
Amaor
Inneliork
Voralborg
Too Much Wilson in Birthday Honors Fuss
Sir John Wilton of MLD viewed as new baronet in a political mix up after inheriting a title. Rumors linked him to a former Govan MP who died months ago, prompting letters and greetings from friends and the widow. A Scotsman friend quipped about mistaken identity and the abundance of Wilsons in Parliament.
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John Wilton
MLD
Falr Kirk
Biter
John
John Wilson
Govan
Sir John
Wilson
Wilsons
Commons
Asquith Speech Attacked by Suffragettes at Northampton
Police and Liberal leaders shielded Mr Asquith during a Northampton speech as suffragists Miss Kenney Miss Ellington and Miss Billing ton led uproar from the women’s gallery. Attacks included a whip lash and chaotic scenes, with arrests and a dramatic escape for Asquith aided by guards. The incident followed protests at the education debate and drew crowds to Market Square amid heavy rain and police intervention.
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Northampton
Asquith
July
Miss Kenney
Miss Ellington
Rae
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Mran
Asguith
Mies
Eabey
Camman
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Sturm
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Mss Kenney
Miss Billington
Mre Rawood
Neethampton
Billingtos
Miss Millington
Aevuith
Pankhors
Asquieh
J. Gribble
Billington
Mo Asquith
Market Square
Firadlaugh
Daily Mail
The Fovrty Of Actors And Their Pay In Provinces
A Westminster Gazette view notes modest provincial actor salaries with few exceptions. An actor recalls touring costs and scarce per week wages with heavy personal expense for costumes and travel. Leading ladies may earn modest sums while others provide own dresses and endure touring strains across venues.
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London
Westminster Gazette
Mao
Glasgow
Pame
Indy 18
Dis
LS A
Len Ube
Mab Sao Ted
Death by own action at Westminster inquest
Florence Maud Gardner aged 1 drowned herself in the Thames on Friday. Evidence showed she had been employed as a barmaid and was engaged to Victor Sutherland who broke off the engagement. The coroner and jury linked her death to heavy drinking and a deteriorating lifestyle, returning a verdict of death by own action while temporarily insane due to drinking.
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Westminster
Florence Maud Gardner
Thames
Charles Ratchefor
Hub Street
Peckham
Victor Sutherr
Prince of Wales
St. John's Wood
Carani
Daily News
Bandit Robs Stage Coaches Near Abond California
The London Mail correspondent reports five stages bound for the Yus route were halted near Abond California by a lone bandit on Saturday evening. Forty five people were forced to the ground while valuables were gathered. The thief selected a young woman passenger as his assistant, but she failed to satisfy him and was redirected into the line. An Englishwoman and her daughter witnessed the scene. After collecting the plunder, the bandit vanished into the woods leaving the victims shocked.
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San Francisco
Abond
California
Saather
Eir
Oman
Bes
Hyde Park nursemaid neglect ends in infant death
A group of nursemaids in Hyde Park created a disturbance when one left her charge in a perambulator to talk. The baby toppled, but the maid returned, placed it back, and hurried home. The mother later found the infant dead. the maid had vanished.
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Coatadss
Italia
Seamy side of fruit growing explored in British regions
In a London Tribune piece dated June 28, W E Bemr warns of the seamy side of fruit growing. The plum crop faces near total destruction this year, threatening small growers dependent on it while gooseberries berry crops are short in many spots. Apples may underperform despite good prospects, and strawberries and raspberries look more volatile. gooseberries and currants suffer, with general disappointment in yields across Worcestershire Cambridge Kent regions.
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London “Tribune
W. E. Bemr
Evesham
Pershore
Worcestershire
Histon
Cottenham
Cambridgeshire
Kent
Tula
How to hunt a tiger in dense jungle country
The text explains that hunting a tiger is extremely dangerous and requires experience. It warns that approaching a tiger from behind is common but risky and that missteps can trigger a swift, deadly response. It stresses patience, concealment, and the need for disciplined, reinforced teams to prevent ambushes or panic.
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Elephanta
Aner
The Murdered Millionaire and Stamford Whites Drift
The article profiles Stanford White, a volatile partner in M Kim Meade and White, detailing his imposing red hair and aggressive mustache. He masterminded an ambitious residence design, clashed with his architect, and faced fatal opposition from locals during a contentious project in Lashlenaliie suburb. The tale ends with a savage uprising where shots, knives, and a native assault led to a dramatic collapse and the burial of a massive skeleton later examined by officials.
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Stamford
Stanford White
M*kim, Meade and White
Tam
Emean
White Nest
New York
For & Hogé
Lashlenaliie
Pheeng
Aolen
Dalty
Motor Omnibus Breaks Down in Crowd Sighting
A crowded motor omnibus stalls amid comic chaos as passengers react with sympathy and mock concern. An elderly lady in a rush and a curious boy observe the slowing vehicle, while onlookers and drivers exchange ironic comments and gestures.
Transferring Bees Between Hives A Manual From Old to New Frames
An 19th century beekeeping guide outlines transferring bees to a new hive with care. It describes turning the hive, removing comb sheet by sheet, repaving, and reassembling with brood in the center and dry combs outward. A second keeper warns against destroying the hive and notes gentler methods and replacing the queen during the process.
The Production of Honey on United States Farms
Honey is produced widely across U S farms for home use and local markets. Beekeeping centers on fruit and dairy operations, with California exempt from exclusivity. Western shipments are mainly extracted honey while eastern and central states sell comb honey. One pound frames are standard packaging. exports run modestly with year to year variation.
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United States
California
Utah
Texas
Arizona
Far West
Matea
Maar Pointe
Story of a canal deal and liquidation at Joint Stock Trust
An OMele receiver's statement to shareholders on Vth July reveals a tangled liquidation saga involving the Joint Stock Trust and Finante Corporation. References to Mr Benes and Horatio Bottomley show funds for the Woking Aldershot and Basingstoke purchase, dubious book entries, and a plea for liquidation. The Official Receiver was appointed amid questions over asset transfers and mismanagement, with laughter as officials discuss the affair and motion to liquidate carried unanimously.
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Joint Stock Trust and
Finante Corporation
Horatio Bottemiey
M.P. le
Benes
Terah Hootey
Woking
Aldershot
Basingstoke
Liki
Bottamieys
Aecor Ags
Messing
Commelder
Bottomsey
Moreh
Bei
Iernseys
London
Bre Wenteenangel Corporation
Ai Thominal
Joint Stock Trust
Luho
Hoaley
Rottenler
Persina
Aintion
Procesdie Sebo
Hooley
Hooky
Iquidate
Belated inquest opens after seven months
An inquest opened on July 1 at Buckhurst Hill District Council Offices into the death of Mrs Elizabeth Iver who died in December. The body was exhumed Thursday night by order of coroner Dr Alexander Ambromw. The coroner called the case one of supreme perplexity with a two month medical examination span, and the inquest was adjourned to September 2. Identification was limited to formal evidence, Mrs Oliver’s illness noted, and counsel represented by a solicitor.
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Buckhurst Hill
Elizabeth (Iver
SS John's Churchyard
Alexander Ambromw
Coromer
Essex
Asien
Adame
Oliver
Ness
Gad
International Agricultural Institute Proposal and Bavarian Agri Schools
The article discusses a proposed international agricultural institute to collect and publish technical data, aiming to aid governments, societies, and individuals with affordable information. It notes funding hopes from King of Italy and UK support, plus potential annual outputs. It also covers motor disease impacts on cattle in England and Bavaria's agricultural schools, detailing their structure, teacher roles, and free lectures to farmers, funded by the state.
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Varus Agricultural Societies
Italy
Pritien
United Kingdom
Institute of Ther
Bavaria
W. Bardel
Bamberg
Orde
Kingdom of Bavaria
Teaf
Qhee Wan
Prac
Variations in Milk and Cheese Making Practices
The text discusses how milk quality affects cheese production whether made at a home dairy or large factory. It notes that differing milk sources can introduce faults, and early detection is key. Contaminated or defective milk must be removed to prevent spoiling the cheese.
Turquoise Blue Treasure from Sevres at Wertheimer’s Gallery
A vast turquoise blue Sevres collection, 523 pieces, once owned by a Russian aristocratic family, is exhibited at Asher Wertheimer’s gallery. The set, admired by French kings Louis XV and Louis XVI, spans walls with hundreds of plates and bowls, symbolizing cultural exchange amid broader art treasures moving to other stores.
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Asher Wertheimer
Marvellints
St. Petersburg
France
Louis XV
Louis Xvl
Hooternest
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