Dan Teno The Great Wilechiefmaker Dies At Sprisgfield
Dan Teno a famed pantomime star known as the Wilechiefmaker died suddenly at Springfield Clapham Park aged about 50. Born February 1501 at Bee Court Kings Cross his career rose from youth to headlining Drury Lane turns including The Beanstalk and The White Cat. He charmed audiences with comic sketches and song and was celebrated for his stage presence and clever impersonations.
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Cole
Frank Felici
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Eve
Beanstalk
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George Conquest
Maude Seton
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Itera Wilson
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Christus Leno
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Tinker
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Haery Shells
Joan Pielene
wWiett Vernon
Maggie Dagein
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Calcutta Tablet Errored Lord Curzon Rectifies Mistake
In Chowringhee Calcutta a government tablet at a Bengal Club gate misnamed Macaulay and his office. Lord Curzon intervened by letter to Bengal authorities, correcting that he was Law Member not Legislative Member and that Macaulay was not ennobled then. The emendations were adopted after discussion.
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SMITHY KOOKMAKER EDGAR WALLACE
An Edgar Wallace piece recounts a vivid London scene with colorful trades and characters. It follows SMITHY the bookmaker and Nobby in betting schemes, detailing a humorous night of wagers, disqualifications, and the evolving plan to beat the system as talk turns to a new scheme and potential fame.
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Yaresey
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Manchuria Brigands Fer Free Lances Cause Rail Attacks
Manchuria brigands allied with the Japanese harass the Mukden Harin railway, targeting the railway and creating anxiety. Histories suggest these bands emerged after wars, are linked to unemployed fighters, and function as violent, mobile insurgents amid regional instability.
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Harin
China
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Rammed by a Whale Schooner Sunk
A London report describes an Atlantic encounter with a giant sperm whale that struck the schooner Anna, sank the ship, and left the crew to launch the lifeboats. The vessel sailed from New Brunswick to Queenstown when the disaster occurred, and attempts to abandon ship were made amid heavy seas and whale activity near Dover Straits.
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Tragic Coincidence Strikes Lindon Law Courts Inquest
In the Lindon Law Courts barrister Tri. Sa temlor suddenly swooned and died within minutes. Earlier a brother, Mr Winther Wright, also died suddenly at Lisburn, County Down. The inquest heard the body was moved to the West minister Mortuary. Alexander Henry was named among the deceased, a noted figure at the Temple and on the northern circuit. The episode prompted witnesses to seek privacy as the unfortunate man was placed in a recumbent position near the counsel’s bench.
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Miruiler Mortwary
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Honey
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J.P
Lisburn
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Jast
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Trelo
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Cenvy
Cmd
Nnet
Bar
Peninl Ao Honoraire
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Dartmoor Warders Attackings at Prison Outbreak
In Dartmoor an outbreak left 115 convicts in charge of about 200 warders amid violent assaults. A long term convict leading a gang attacked Assistant Warder Stone with a shovel, then another convict struck Hall with a hammer. Hall was injured and later discharged from the infirmary. Stone and Hall aided by a third convict, preventing further harm.
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Liloyd's Weekly
The Spike and the Workhouse Gate Story Told by a Destitute Man
The narrative depicts homeless men branded as tramps calling the Spike a cruel fate within the workhouse system. It describes hunger cold and humiliation, with a detailed account of jaillike rooms hammocks and the harsh routine. The piece condemns organized charity and the workhouse as a modern form of blood money.
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England
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Chatogee
Amin
Fleeing War Refugees Shelter in Whitechapel
A Daily News report describes Jewish and Christian refugees sheltering in Whitechapel as they flee Russia and avoid conscription. It notes many aim for Sweden or America, with conditions limiting entry to the well off and hundreds passing through Tilbury weekly.
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Society's Mewest Craze Lures Lizards and Snakes at Opera
A Daily News report details a trend among high society at the Royal Italian Opera where elites bring exotic pets to performances. Ladies and gents display animals including monkeys and pythons in boxes, with some owners openly sharing reptiles and birds during the show while paying admission.
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Lord Ashton Pledges Public Works For Lancaster
Proposed erection of municipal buildings and a public hall at Lancaster with 18 000 pounds, plus an ornamental structure in Williamson Park costing up to 2 000, and broader utility upgrades. The town hall would face a Queen Victoria statue Lord Ashton also plans. A commercial expedition departs for the Persian Gulf amid Curzon’s aim to leverage Tibet and East Asia affairs, with Russia’s Eastern moves shadowing the plan.
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OLD LADY MURDERED IN TRAGEDY NEAR HOME
A violent murder is reported as a woman is found dead in her home after a dispute with a man named Sampson. The scene shows crushed walls and a pool of blood, with the suspect detained and remanded for seven days.
Great Seal and Solomon's Judgment in Histories
The article recounts episodes surrounding the Great Seal of England, from Brougham’s era to James II and the fate of the Seal in the Thames. It weaves romance with sanction, noting royal fate and the Solomon parallel as observers reflect on ceremonial power and a long tradition.
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Foreign languages a schoolboy s idea in wie magazine
A schoolboy writes in the Wie Magazine on seven languages dead or alive, arguing about the confusion of learning multiple tongues. He recalls a French master and reflects on language learning, politics, and a wartime tone referencing Japan and England with neutral, observational wording.
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