Lady Carmichael's Niece Aboard A Quiet Train
Sir Thomas Carmichael meets a witty stranger, Eileen Leslie, on a London to Rugby rail trip. The pair converse as she reveals views on modern women and literature. At Rugby she discovers her identity as his niece Carolyn? Carmichael, Prayne Hall, and a dramatic family dynamic emerge.
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Carmichael
Sir Thomas
Carmichaels
Prayne Hall
Lichniekl
Frayne Hall
Lady Carmichael
Mough
Thomas
Tam
Laury Carmichael
Tyndy Carmichael
Mileen Leslie
Ealing
Fileen
Ealime
Eileen
Sir Whimas
Wis
Epsom
Manchester Express
Euston
Thomas Gaspad
Ory Place
Rugby
Tugby
Porter
Apollinaris
Mer
Lichfield
Thamas
Sir ‘Thom
Nancy
Leslie
Lester
Amalie
Camichael
Prayne Mall
Ian Aileen Leslie
Miss Leslie
New York University Strike Plunges Campus Into Silence
About 500 students protest hazing measures after a humorous demonstration. Freshmen in loud attire arrive escorted by a liveried servant and are taunted by seniors. The Chancellor suspends the pond episode leaders as crowds chant school war cries, leaving most classrooms empty except one with a solitary freshman.
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Moai
New York
New York University
Photographing the Human Voice Apparatus Demonstrated
The French Academy of Sciences reported by the Westminster Gazette describes Dr Murege's device that photographs voice vibrations. A moving sensitised paper band records vibrations via a thin rubber film and tiny mirror, enabling teachers to show voice defects and progress, aiding philologists and language learners in matching pronunciation.
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French Academy of Sciences
Westminster Gazette
Murege
Sala
KEW ACADEMICIAN JEAN RICHEPIN A VERSATILE CAREER
Jean Richepin elected to the vacant tauteau of Andre Theuriet and wrote for the Westminster Gazette. His career spanned soldier in Bourbaki’s East Army during the Franco German war, actor at Tour dAuvergne Theatre, journalist fined for outrages on public morality, mercantile sailor, and dock laborer who kept writing. His play Le Chemineau is known to English playgoers.
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Jean Richepin
Tauteau
Andre Theuriet
Westminster Gazette
Bourbaki
Army of the East
Andre Gill
France
Mercantile Marine
Fle
English National Theatre debate as Salome stirs censorship
A Daily Mail critique by Austin Morrison discusses a drift toward a national English theatre amid censorship, praising Maud Allan's Salome dance and Western stage tensions. It argues for a permanent institution with classic English drama and homegrown talent, contrasting continental trends.
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Athenian
London
Paris
Strageler
Therese Raywin
Loneon
Amini
Lumen
Candy Rama
Salome
Maud
Maud Alan
Germany
Moore
Oscar Wilde
Toho the Baptist
Richard Strauss
Barlund
Strauss
the Baptist
Miss Allan
Lady Randolph Reminiscences Reveal Political Sparks
In Century Magazine Lady Randolph Murch recalls the Jubilee cruise with Chamberlain and Hartington, hinting at a planned National Party and cooling ties with Hartington. She notes Chamberlain pressed his scheme, Hartington’s cautious responses, and a long friendship with Duke Bob. A private life vignette shows the Duke’s jovial nature and a Buxton visit where Hartington quipped about Chatsworth.
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George
Ariwattine West
Century Magazine
Hey
Ruguolph Murch
Duke of Devonshire
Randy
Chamberisig
Lord Harrington
Mir Chamberin
Cidstone
Paris
Tarrandy Randolyn Fillsbury
Lord Trandolph
National Party
Lord Hartiffeton
MR Chamberlain
Lord Hartington
Lord Gartington
Lord Martington
Phair
Lord Fartington
Lady Randolph
Lord Tartington
Sir Henry Wolff
Lord Randolph
Buxton
Chatsworth
Military officer pays compensation after trampling incident
The Hong Kong Weekly reports on a Chinese officer traveling toward Taiwan who rode past the East gate on horseback. A bystander with an umbrella spooked the horse, trampling an elderly woman named Tai Ho Sr. Police detained the officer for questioning. The case was settled when the officer paid 25 dollars to the injured woman.
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China
Hong Kong
Taiwan
Tin Tong
Tai Ho
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Arthur Hooley
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English National Theatre
Austin Morrison
Daily Mail
National Theatre
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Granville Barber
Shaftesbury
Minn Agugta
Grasso
Islay
Uarker
Sicily
Allan
Spain
Africa
East
Dlavost
Wilde
Mail Mtn
Mus Werren
Selous
Enmleayer
William Aveo
Vwrine Ville
torornUimos
England
Jilay
the Duke OF Devonshire
Gordon’s
Sydney
Girdon
Flinders Street
Cor aLown
Texcha Metropolitan Business College
Fata
Parrspaney
Stuer
Trumper & Carter
Market Street
Dan O'Brien
Fane
Victoria
George Street
U.S.A
Johnson and Sons
Colonies
Castlereagh Street
Brisbane
Melbourne
Auckland
Otto A. Kracht
L.a.s
Eden Buildings
Anerani
A. Brooks
MOFES
Seneca Eee Econ
HICKS
Price
Trons
T. H. Hicks
High Street
North Botany
Farmer's
Earth
Fred Walsh
Tre
Evirons
Au Aginer
Atiehad
Shelinn
Statis Apinebeesern
Roneees
The
Farmer Sanitary Pan Co. of
N.S.W
Ang
Eddy Avenue
Bengarh Canta
Larkin’s Hotel
Haymarket
Usher
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