Photographs From can The Queen's Picture Book
The article previews a charity photo book titled Photographs From can The Queen's Picture Book. It features portraits of royal and international figures including the King, Prince of Wales, Queen, Czar family, King Haakon and others with the Queen providing frontispiece portraits. Proceeds go to charity and the book uses high quality processes with green sheets and demy gauze sizing.
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Salem
Bereeil
Nage
Ray
Prince
Wales
Haakon
Norway
Greece
Fther
Denmark
Maf Piaping
Therm
Eine
Oaecen
Prince Edward of Wales
Little David
Carly Sim
Ralph Hail Caine
Mesrs, Collier & Co
Copenbeeen
Mr. Caine
Orphaned London Babies Adopted by Wealthy Couple
Two neglected children found in London streets were adopted by a wealthy, socially prominent couple after the Marylebone Workhouse case. The sirens pledged £100 bond for their maintenance and education and intend to raise them with high-class education as their own children.
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London
Marylebone
Gould
William Seymour
Mary Oxford
Oxford Street
Seymour Place
Lince
Police at a Wedding Endear Braving Lilting Duty
In Hanover Square at Lady Cynthia Needham and Lore Saliers wedding two Metropolitan Police officers Sergeant Blewett and Constable Lightfoot were praised for saving Lady Cynthia after her horse bolted in Hyde Park causing a compound ankle fracture. Lady Kilmorey thanked them and Lady Cynthia later visited to thank the men, who were treated as honored guests at the wedding.
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St Coors ’S Church
Hanover Square
Cynthia Needham
Lore Saliers
Uoifort
Sergeant Blewett
Coristible Lightfoot
Polv
Tuns
Earl of Intimeorey
Aebride
Alesis
Se Wats
Hyde Park
Achilles
Lightfoot
Jie
Cynthia
Blewell
T S.t
Lord Newry
Justice Grantham Advocates Separate Trials for Facts and Mind
Mr Justice Grantham told the Cambridge Grand Jury that current practice grants too much leniency to cold blooded murderers. He warned doctors verdicts can be swayed by appearance and urged two trials one to prove facts and a second to prove the mental state to prevent injustices.
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Justice Grantham
Cambridge
Mother Intervenes to Save Son at Police Court
A well dressed widow, mother of a 44 year old man fined 5s for drunkenness, offered half a crown to settle the fine and release him. Mr Denman refused to let the mother pay and bound the man over under the Probation Act, saying her devotion touched him but he must stay bound.
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Marlborough Street
Behnv
Bishop Welldon on citizenship and virtue at National Union
Bishop Welldon spoke at the National Union of Women Workers annual conference in Aberdeen on Tuesday. He argued that the percentage was self-pleasing and that men shrink from obligations of marriage while women avoid motherhood. he blamed secularism, luxury, and self-indulgence for social decay and urged learning humility and empathy through hardship.
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National Union of Women Workers
Aviberdeen
Chen
Bacon Era Treasures Gray's Inn and Lang Walk Legacy
On a Saturday in October the 104th anniversary of Francis Bacon becoming treasurer of Gray's Inn is noted. He began terms in 1579 at age 18, occupied chambers at Coney Court, and served as warden and treasurer. He planted trees in the garden and funded hedges and walk improvements with books and money. Queen Elizabeth promised plantings, and Bacon laid a catalpa for her, while Verulam buildings honor his titles and his life remains tied to Gray's Inn and its library.
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Era's Inn
London
Bacon
Gray's Law
Coneycourt
Gray
Inn Square
Lang Walk
Queen Elizabeth
Sne
Sir Walter Raleigh
Virginia
Lord Bacon
Lea
Gray's Inn
Concert in Prison by Clara Butt and Kennerty Rumford
Mme Clara Butt and her husband Mr Kennerty Rumford fulfilled a long held wish with a concert in a prison setting. The performer's appearance drew attention from inmates and staff alike highlighting cultural outreach amid restricted facilities.
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Mme
Clara Butt
Kennerty Rumford
Ferro-concrete ships and armor spark industry talk
The article notes ferro-concrete reinforced concrete is used by Italian shipbuilders for canal barges and floating bridges. It cites vessels with low repair costs and long life, a naval order of 100 ton ships, and suggests armor possible with alternating steel and concrete layers offering similar impact resistance and metal savings.
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Wareips
Signor d’Adda
Princess visits London hospital ward to brighten ill children
The Princess of Wales tours the Royal Waterloo Hospital for Women and Children in London. She is accompanied by Prince and Princess Alexander of Teck and other officials, offering smiles and hopeful words to patients though some remain unresponsive.
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Joey
Royal Waterloo Hospital
London
Princess of Wales
Princess Alexander of
Teck
Duchess of Albany
Royal
War Office cat Trifley dies after thirteen years of service
A War Office feline named Trifley, famed for guarding Pell Mall and later Whitehall, has died of old age after thirteen years of devoted service. His successor Tom, awarded the title War City Cat, follows in his ceremonial paw prints. The piece also previews a Life Story of John Burns, detailing his ascent from factory worker to political figure and his colorful encounters with labor conflicts and public life.
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Whitehall
Rovernment
Trifley
Yrilles
Lis Nates
Tom
Arthur Page Grubb
Edwin Dalton
Burns
St. Mary's Battersea
Price
Wilson
Vauxhall
of Thorns
Millbank
Akassa
Niger
London
Southern congressman’s speech fuels comic heckle in Mississippi
A southern congressman John Sharp Williams delivered a stinging Mississippi speech when a single audience member shouted I have been robbed by pickpockets. He quipped there aren’t Republicans present, prompting the unique moment of political theater and crowd laughter.
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John Sharp Williams
Mississippi
Liprinco
T’s
Labor injunction debate split across party platforms
Seth Low in the October Century contrasts Republican and Democratic labor platform positions on injunction use. He notes AFL seeks to ban the writ in labor disputes while others push tighter regulation. railroad unions back a cautious approach. Democrats lean toward the first view, Republicans toward the second, with critics unsatisfied by both.
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Seth Low
Congress
American Federation of Labor
Republicas
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