Fragmentary Nebula Notes and Oddities from 19th Century Press
A collage of brief items covers astronomical curiosities like Vulcan's disappearance and planetary orbits, reindeer mail teams and Arctic routes, statistics on names and cricket, pipe origins, cider as medicine, and railway tie treatment. It also notes plant extinction threats, Jewish immigration in Palestine, gas poisoning of trees, and a humorous church anecdote from a Sunday paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vulcan
Leverrier
Snd
Campbell
Kotaebue
Point Barrow
Mary
Willigan
England
Amazon
Tuscan Alps
Italy
Corsica
Europe
Germany
Eetralianus
Mexican Central Railroad
Ube
Vuicuniewu Logeuler
Chine
Algeria
Palestine
Turkey
Yeesion
Mount Carmel
Sition
Lloyd George Career Sketch From Boyhood to Parliament
The article recounts David Lloyd George's early life in Manchester and Wales, his family influences, school experiences, and beginnings as a solicitor. It covers his rise from village education to Aberystwyth, the Llanfrothen burial case that boosted his public profile, and his entry into politics in Carnarvon Boroughs in 1889 and 1890 as a Liberal Labour-leaning figure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Lloyd-George
Manchester
Howes
Wey
Hitle
Qque
Geoffrey
Dhuckyard
Carnarvon
Ellis Nanney
John Puleston
Nanney
Agai
Lords Faber blocks Liberal press at Islington meeting
A chaotic scene at a South Islington venue sees Lord Faber denying admission to reporters from the Daily News Morning Leader and Emily Chronicle. Journalists report abuse at the door, a deputy relays a telegram inquiry, and the lord reportedly says nothing significant afterward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Islington
Daily News
Lord Faber
South Islington
Kinemon
Faber
Journoubete
Emily Chronicle
Ensaul
Despair of 400 Girls After Courtauld Mill Fire
A large crowd of over 400 girls gathered at Bruins Mills in Essex after a December 6 fire destroyed Mesora Courtauld's milk spinning mill. Many tearful workers face joblessness and hardship as the blaze ends long employed lives, with Braintree Halstead and Bocking affected. The firm’s mills in three towns may halt production for months, threatening local livelihoods and winter sustenance. The cause remains undetermined as the fire's origin was not traceable among sleeping workers. The Courtaulds trace their English roots to Huguenot refugees who arrived after the 16th century.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southssex
Daily Mail
Mesora Courtauld
Bruins ‘Ires
Bocking
Halstead
Braintree
Prince
Courtaulds
England
Mantes
Hyde Park
Mount Street
Madame Pass
Abe
Sir Harkey
Marie
Madame Pascal
Dr. Egerten
Dr. Lsohn
Lestrange
Madame Por Wal'a
Carl
Chitcot
Netta
Mieibad
Madame Piscus
Wattig
Mire
Creedol
Nella
Philip
Ube
Hary
Mrs. Creedon
bin Weual
Through One World. Sensational and Romantic Story Life
A dramatic scene unfolds in a London home as a woman begs a famed physician for help for a gravely ill child. Jealousies, betrayals, and a harsh social conscience erupt, leading to a sorrowful parting and a burial contemplated in the bright country churchyard. The moral weight of vows and forgiveness shadows the tale as the lovers confront their past.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles
Leatrange
St. Paul's
Harley
Herch
Noty
Chilcot
Ale
Also Mentioned on This Page
Preschar
H Price
London
City
East End
Lloyd George
Wales
Linnystrumdwy
Capecully
Schood
Rollin
Macauliy
University College
Aberyetwyth
University
Portmadocc
Engileh
Criccieth
Llanfrothan
Fret
Lnte
Osborne Morgan
Sacrolanct Peer
PRESS
Gwen Fendyne
Mount-street
Ebde
Sree Shah
Mori
Violeta
Poomin
Richie
Lee
Gasedl Ute
Bryanstone Square
Va‘rina
FT Was Insulted Time After Time By Your Sams
James Beattie
Varnin
Lestrat
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