Lloyd George viewed through Filon on political audacity
The French publicist Augustin Filon analyzes Lloyd George from his first Commons visit to his Welsh Home Rule drive, praising audacity while warning of radical reform, property attack, and Budget upheaval. The piece contrasts him with Chamberlain and notes his rhetoric at Limehouse and Newcastle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Augustin Filon
Prince Imperial
Lloyd-George
Anya
Issu
M. Filon
Gladstone
Treasury
Parelona
Lord Randolph Churchill
Lloyd- George
Naboth
Ahab
Jesebel
Llanystumdwy
Bismarck
Viking
Each & Noley
Rhine
House of Commons
Lioyd Osorgs
Jesus
Lcense
Cararvon
Trish Home Rule
England
Liberal Party
Lord Rosebery
Church of England
Asquith
Home Secretary
Bright
France
Lloyd. George
Llnyd-George
Limehouse
Inez
Newcastle
Swansea
Lloyd George
Hyde Park
Coquelin
Emotan
Prince George of Servia Ordered to Leave Belgrade
Prince George of Servia has been ordered to depart Belgrade for a period after insulting Prefect M Alimpitch at the New Year court ball. The cabinet backed the prefect, but ruled Prince George must leave the country. the king approved the decision and he will depart soon amid public demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prince George
Bervia
M. Alimpitch
Reuters
Belgrade
Novasion
Ties
Jurying a false telegrams case at Mansion House
The case against Fred Horner of 3 Curzon Street Mayfair former M D for North Lambeth hinges on alleged forged Telegrams to the Daily Mail. Prosecution asserts Horner forged two telegrams and attempted a fourth while using the name Walter Kirby to mislead Daily Mail editors. Witnesses include Daily Mail staff and Kirby's editor. Horner pleads not guilty. bail set at £100.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Bell
Fred Horner
Curzon Street
Mayfair
M.D
North Lambeth
R. D. Muir
Messra Lewin
Lewis
Walter Frampton
Harry Wilson
Muir
Dairy Mail
Walter Kirby
Daily Mail
Horner
Costa
Daily Mall
Pensance
Lloyd-George
Falmouth
Marpherson
Mall
Kirby
Riviera Palace
Fensance
Penzance
Macpherson
London
Pensange
Dover Street
Baunders
Riviers Palace
Saunders
Et & Post Office
Piccadilly
Fish
Curgon Street
Colilaan
Ike Horner
Waller George Kirby
Yachting World
Loh
Frampton
Aldergian
Walter Ki
Jo‘un Reburn
Naional Pres Agency Ltd
Whitefhare House
Carmelite Str St
Mer Frampton
Bell
Hinn
Ed Ball
Evening gown described with white alk and gold accents
A charming evening gown is described featuring soft white alk with bands of coarse insertion outlined in gold thread. It includes a waist belt and tie of gold satin, completing a refined, elegant look.
Ex-Sultan Abd al Anis Jewels Reclaimed From Pawn
The ex Sultan of Morocco Abdul Anis jewels were redeemed after paying 60 000 pounds and presenting the missing pawn ticket. The transfer to Sultan Maula Halid’s representatives followed final pawn-office formalities witnessed by El Mokri and aides, Belue Tribunal president, officials, and three auctioneers. The pledged value stood at 460 pounds with 112 006 pounds added for interest and charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abdul Anis
Morocco
Asl
Eaid
Daily Mail
Mula Halid
el Mokri
Belue Tribunal
The Member's Wife from the Whip’s Shadow
A parliamentary wife narrates an evening planned around a party function and a private Irish party vote. Her husband, an MP, faces a three line whip and closure moves in the House, prompting a last minute scramble to maintain a show of unity while she hopes for a rare quiet night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rune
Buele
Evening Standard
John Redmond Har
London
House of Commons
Drew
Lord Advocate Alexander Ure A Notable Scottish Figure
A detailed portrait of Lord Advocate Alexander Ure KC, highlighting his public life, private demeanor, and varied interests. The article notes his education in Helensburgh and Glasgow, early social work, and famed memory combined with an exceptional work ethic. It recounts a dramatic yacht race close-call and punctuality in balancing duties with leisure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander Ure
K.C
Lord Advocate
Ure
Weat Lothian
M.ap
Scotland
London
Edinburgh
Heriot Mow
Glaceen
Latchfield Academy
Helensburgh
Glasgow University
Fleamer
theWa
Land's End
Socls
Clyde Trust
Ire
Clyde
Rush to Palestine and the Jewish Settlement Claim
The Daily Express reports a Turkish question rising from Jewish settlement in Palestine. Tens of thousands, aided by European capitalists, occupy prime lands around Lake Tiberias and in the Sharon plain. Jewish syndicates buy land in the Hauran and Jordan Valley, with Jaffa and Jerusalem described as Jewish towns. Zionism in Europe is active.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palestine
Daily Express
Lake
Tiberias
Plain of Sharon
Jed and
Lydda
Hauran
Ghor
Valley of the Jordan
Abdul Hamid
Jaffa
Jerusalem
Ramoth-Gilead
Bethlehem
Nasareith
Gasa
Zionlem
Europe
Famous vocalist Albani ordered to pay agent's commission
Alban a famed vocalist was ordered by the West London County Court to pay Mr A. F. Maclean, an agent, the commission on a second engagement of Mme Albani at the Metropolitan Music Hall. The case hinged on contracts and exclusive rights claimed by Maclean, Halpin, and Mr Gye, with disputed re engagement terms and a three month limit for commissions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eued
Alban
Lloyd's Weeks News
West London County Court
A. F. Maclean
Commie
Connertiary
Metropolitan Music Hall
Doughty
Suggesstr
Mme, Albani
Mme
Albani
Inn
Maclean
Hale
London
Provinces
Metropolitan
Halpin
Gye
Mme. Alann
Mc Maclean
Askwith
Mrtiye
Move
Zeitlin
Agrificate
Mme. Albani
Macleon
Mme. Albaini
Melpin
Wak
Alba
Oye
Douglas
Douglie
Wieed O
Mme. Aluan
Mme. Aibant
Metropolian
Extraordinary murder tale from Rostock shocks Berlin readers
A German man Dietrich killed his wife with a revolver failed to kill her, then tortured her with hanging and stabbing before his mother-in-law aided the crime. The three fled to a garden planning to die together, but Dietrich survived intoxicated. The mother-in-law was arrested and corroborates the account.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wamed Dietrich
Rostock
Berlin
Daily Telegraph
Dietrich
Luna
Dlirich
Familly
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