Physical culture and curious court case in Paris
A London Daily News report notes a Paris court case where a fair haired woman and her brunette sister run a shop scam. The brunette signed a document that the blonde claimed to own, prompting a tribunal inquiry. The judge asked if she dyes and the blonde left the Palais in triumph. Also discussed are sudden plant deaths and Italian language feats by Sir Charles Tupper, plus various brief notes from Westminster.
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London
Daily News
Birmingham
Kla Leen
Paria
Daily Mail
Sten
Atlast
Mademoiselle
Palaisne
Westminster Gazette
Charles Tupper
Dominion
Rome
Vatican
Signor
Benjamin ‘Trovate
New Zealand Debates Marriage Bill Provokes Hilarity
In the 16th August Committee of the House of Representatives, Sir William Steward's Marriage Restrictions Removal Bill sparked uproar as Mr Flatman outlined entangling cousin marriages. Laughter echoed while MPs teased the point with examples of brothers, sisters, aunts, and nephews, ending with a humorous hometown quip from Auckland.
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Wiliam Steward
House of Representatives
Flatman
Wilford
Mr Flatman
Slater
Mr Taylor
Duneilin
Syman
Taylor
Platman
Fon
Millar
Flatman (Reaaming
Tanner
Wan
Avonam
New Zealand
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Dr. Brown
Australia
Thais
Dr. Brown’s Medicine Company
Pitt Street
Sydney
Gentiétmen
Hordern's
Bergen
Plante
Hart
Wemysy
House of Lord
Earl
House of Commons
Lord Bicho
Brodrick
Earl of Wemyss
M. Witte
Russia
Anastas
Westminster
Liverpool
Bank of England
Castle Street
Parr's Hank
Telegraph
Whitworth
Neath
J. C. A. Henderton
Aeposit
South Wales
Galloway
Foster Brown
Lamb's Linoleum
Waugh