Lady Carmichael's Niece Sets Off On Trip
Sir Thomas Carmichael travels with his niece Eileen Leslie to the Frayne Hall circle. The journey reveals class friction and unexpected companionship as Sir Thomas guards his rules while Miss Leslie engages in curious conversations and social observations.
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Carmichael
Thomas
Carmichaels
Frayne Hall
Lichfield
Frayne
Sir Thomas
Guy
Thomas Lodin
Cief
Alite
Stithell
Car
Lady Carmichael
Cruise
Eileen Lestie
Ealing
Eileen
Sears
Tady Carmichael
Luminosa
Epsom
Manchester Express
Euston
Bier Tran
Tealls
Amos
Teol
Alison
Alreay
Saat
Gladstone
Leslie
Ellen Leslie
Fomier
Train Carriage Paper Incident and Alpine Climb Report
The memoir recalls a crowded train where a passenger refused to surrender a penny paper, prompting quiet indignation and eventual peer solidarity. It also notes the Alpine Journal report of Kabru ascent near Darjeeling by two climbers reaching about 23,000 feet with no major illness among the party.
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Alpine Journal
England
Kabru
Darjeeling
Messrs
Manrad-Asa
Robenson
Darknees
Mc Gralam
Enolies
Divorce Reform in England and America
Alfred Fellows argues in the Daily Mail that Mr Bottomley’s bill would introduce a new principle allowing divorce after a ten year sentence for crime and five years’ separation, contrasting ecclesiastical grounds in England with American state sovereignty. He notes varying insanity divorce laws, cites Arkansas and Washington, and warns England faces a cross Atlantic clash between long established church law and modern statutory reform.
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England
America
Bottomsey Areks
Bottomley
Wiita Tay
Steple
Treland
Ameria
United States
Bittomley
Rode
Arkansas
Washington
Tolalia
Ulah
Pennsylvania
Samme Reagan
Florida
North Dakota
Odes
Phillipa
Ogden
France
Atlantic
St Itia
Alfred Fellows
Daily Mail
Columbia
Maine
Maryland
New Jersey
Neguel
Massachuseux
New Hampshire
Wisconsin
Feda Ipaw
Bottuemtey
Louisiana
Kentucky
CME Pliueertey Papgei Amedie
Lord
Salome
Hartington
Oscar
Willie
Sttrauss
Randolph
Lord Hartington
Biate
South Carolina
Chamberlain
Aida
New York
Allan
Henry Wolf
Lord Randolph
Lady Randolph
Chatsworth
Randolph Dakota
Tandeur
Engilah
London
Peat
English National Theatre debate stirs town planning and Salome
The article surveys public reaction to a proposed national theatre in England, arguing it would elevate drama as a public good and spur town planning. It praises Granville Harker and Oscar Wilde while contrasting continental models and calling for state-backed theatre to foster serious art and education.
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Austin Harrison
Daily Mail
Jad
Granville Harker
Peifee
Shaftesbury
Forelen
Joao
Dondose
Nierra Bojn
Neca
Mimi Aguagtla
Ain
Ura
Mr. Barker
Aucinly
Macawly
Mr How
Burns
Walter Crotch
England
Theresa Haquin
Lomlon
Tonden
Din
Tottenham
Conner
Ning
Conall
Giast
Maal Allan
Peet
Uae
Remler
Germany
Westminster
Hauaing Acta
Merry Wilow
Oscar Wilde
M and
Allan
Oscar Wilito
George Cornwallis-Werr
Randalpo Churchtt
Richard Strauss
Duke of
Devonshire
Thandolph
Kingland
Mr Chamberlain
Hartington
Mr Gladstone
Lord
Salisbury
Lady Randolph
Beirney
Antion
Lord Randolph
Pentance
the Baptist
Lord Hartington
Mh Chamberlain
Lonp
Wartington
C Hamberlain
Sicilians
Chamberlain
Miss Allan
Spain
Africa
Londen
Morgianna
Salomo
St. Joh
Salome
Wilde
Saloma
Strauss
Notin
National Theatre
Maud
Moe
Waste
Cemyns Carr
Jon and
Isolde
Naré Shaw
Mra Warren
New York University hazing incident sparks campus walkout
Report from New York University shows four students protesting against harsh anti hazing measures. A wealthy freshman wearing loud clothes caused a clash, then escaped from a pond scene with a salting procession, followed by armed detectives escorting him to the Chancellor for a formal inquiry. The ringleaders were suspended as students departed the campus singing a marching chorus.
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Fai
New York
New York University
Mira
Uit
Medical exams urged after engine driver illness precedes crash
An official report by Colonel A K Yorke on a London and North Western Railway collision near Atherton cites a veteran engine driver Fairhurst whose extended illness weakened him. The report urges more frequent medical examinations after long duty absences, warning that debility contributed to the accident.
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A K. Yorke
London and North-Western Railway
Atherton
Fairhurst
Yorke
Walrhurst
Daily Mall
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de Bhip Sehidenwitz
Encyelopaetia Britisnica
Whisky Commission
Mme
Lehi- Urewitt
Wm Wiechbamil
Hiller
Boman
Ernest
Perhayr
Imla Place
Beran
Dall Mall
Bivorce
English Mational Theatre
John Burns
George Haw
Daily News
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House of Commons
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Linton
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Graund Guignot
Eatriel
Teacer
Lady Randolfes
the Duke OF
Devonshim
Fidhn the Baptist
Line Theatre
Tay Raulitien
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Iou
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Minto
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