Kingaby transfer dispute ends with verdict for Aston Villa
A royal judge ruled that Aston Villa and related football bodies acted within rights in a long transfer fee case involving Kingaby. The trial examined alleged malice to bar employment and a conspiracy among leagues to restrain players. The court upheld the defendants and awarded costs.
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Cabel
King’s Repch
Lloyd's News
Herbert Charles Kingsley
Norton Road
Leyton
Kingaby
Clapton Orient
Teterborough City
Aston
Seatraint
Taff Vale
Messrs. F. Jones and Co
Kendah Town
Baturdaye
Bank Hipu- Jaya
Orient
Villa
Clapton
The
Clanton
Cmt & Price
Aston Villa
Fulham
Antoni Villa
Laey
Kingary
Playnit
Football League
Rouwthern
Peterborough City
Croydon
Kingsby
Seton
Ene
Tradds
Aston Villa Tt
Board of Appeal
Thin Acton
Croydon Common
Justice Lawrence
England
Scotland
Crystal Palaos
Alfred Sydney Owen
Players’ Union
Rawlinson
Southern League
Shearman
South
Une
Court of
Ap- Lhe
Banquet at Hotel Astor Displays Six Diner Table Mountains
A March 25 banquet in New York featured a six-dinner arrangement around a four-arched mountain centerpiece depicting seasonal landscapes from autumn to summer. Count Sobesky led guests through stages of seafood soup, autumn farming, winter scenes, spring renewal, and summer fruit trees while electric effects cost about £200 for the table decorations.
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Hotel Astor
New York
Daily Mill
Counts Sobesky
Tronme
Crene
Emoki
Trogen
Missiles and Mockery in Elections Across Hemispheres
A London remark by Mr J F Hogan and a Colac magistrates ruling spar over the word missiles in election debates. An Australian court holds egos are not missiles under the Act, with playful and pointed commentary on electoral argument and even aromatic eggs. The discussion traces the word’s history from Roman times to modern campaigns.
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J. F. Hogan
London
Colac
Bally
M.P. le
Bogen
James Murray
Tyee
Shakespeare Humanity by Sir Herbert Tree at University College
Sir Herbert Tree delivered an oration on Shakespeare’s humanity before a crowded Botanical Theatre audience. He argued Shakespeare viewed humanity impartially, remained the supreme artist, and trusted actors to reveal character through individuality and true human insight.
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Herbert Beerbohm
University College Union
Spoisty
G. W. R. Rudiin
Sir Herbert
Sir Herbert's Firm Official Visit To the College. Sir Herbert Tree
Shakespeare
diMlctt
Rembrandt
Bruletus
Cesar
Shylock
Michard II
Richard IT
Hamlet
King Lear
King Jorm
Rhakespeare
Herbert
Eushior
Bir Herbert
Globe Theatre
Shakeapéiare
Humanities
Bhakeapsare
Sir Herbert Trea
Falstaff
Dinner or Theatre Gown Embroidered with Gold Lead Trim
A description of a gown with crepe de rhine fabric for dinner or theatre use. It features an embroidered gold lead and is edged with a trimming band, detailing its elegant, period-appropriate style.
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Crept de Rhine
Met
Convicts in Nebraska Cart Pursuit Ends in Shootout
A caravan of four escaped convicts from a Nebraska penitentiary clashes with warders near Omaha. In the ensuing gunfire Roy Blunt, a farmer's boy guiding the cart, is killed. one convict dies as another surrenders. Sheriff Hyer is mobbed but rescued by militia. officials defend the posse action amid calls for lynching.
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Nebrudice
Pune
New York
Daily Telegraph
Nebraska
Omaha
Roy Blunt
Terra
Ty Vinous
Fred
Greabot
Blunt
Dowd
Morley
Dia
Byer
Hyer
Tit
Fmut
Proving His Dream of Garden City Progress
A Times tribute to Mr Howard and the Garden City Movement notes his twelve year transformation of a social dream into real urban planning. Lord Grey hosts a dinner honoring Howard’s vision which spurred co partnership and Hampstead Garden Suburb development. The article highlights Letchworth and partnerships with Henry Vivian and Tenants Societies as proof of the movement’s impact.
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Anya
Lord Grey
Ebensser Howard
Garden City Movement
Howard
MR Howard
Wes
Hampstead Gorcen Balurt
Hampstead
Houwea Bull
Societiez
Hampstead Garden
Enother
Letchworth
Co-Partnership Temanta Limited
Henry Vivian
Vit Uns
Vivian
Clergyman’s Lingual Feat Provokes Welsh Sermon Clash
The Rev. L. Brown, recently named warden of the Bangor Diocesan School of Divinity, a Yorkshireman who spoke no Welsh, undertook a Welsh sermon at Newcastle upon Tyne for St. David’s Day. His attempt drew protests from Welsh Slurch men and mixed reception from the Wolub congregation amid the Loyal celebrations.
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L. Brown
Benwell
Bangor Diocesan School of Divinity
Brown
Newcaptleon-Tyne
BAYS OF THE STRIKE ADDS WIDESPREAD HARDSHIP IN RURAL DORSET
In Dorset and Devon villages the coal strike deepens hardship as breadwinners trek muddy lanes for meager wages and scarce fuel. Women attend meetings on local government, hear dire notes on rising bread costs, and cope with weekly coal deliveries shrinking to once per week amid dwindling supplies and rising prices.
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Constance Williams
Daily News
Dorsetshire
Devonshire
Tommy
Jacky
Mary
Dorchester
Blandford
Wimborne
Oret
London
Warhampton
Wimborne Rintion
Swanage
Diamonds and luxury in historic diamond lore
Excerpts recount global diamond export volumes through 1908, noting 40 million carats from Africa and Brazil, with vast sums tied to mining and trading. The piece cites famed stones like the Briganan and others, detailing sales, prices, and the dazzling aesthetic and rarity of cut gems as luxury items.
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W. FL Cattell
Weere
Afri Uhara
Brazil
Iimporters
Robers
Re- Hall
South Africa
Amber
Cattelle
Olherk
Dorenent
Mragll
Bank of
Rio de Janeiro
Threugh & Merchant
Harada
Clie
Hyderabad
Cape
Cattelie
Mr. Gattelle Conaidere
Cbmenet de Golle
Westminster
Footballer dies after inquest at Rochester match
Henry Edward Coleman, a shipwright, died from tetanus following injuries in a football match. He collided with a Mayer and fell, fracturing his left forearm. the wound became infected after contact with the ground.
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Lochiawt
Rochester
Henry Edward Coleman
Shipwright
Mayer
Convalescent Patient’s Humble Dinner Request
A patient recovering in a hospital asks for a postaged stamp to read, while a nurse gently begins his diet with careful portions. The scene contrasts the patient’s hunger with the nurse’s measured care as he pleads for a second spoonful and a reading aid.
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Reed
Oddities and anecdotes from a curious page
Fragments describe insects and animals with odd habits and misrendered phrases. A fly crawls up and down a window, hens scratch near the fire, goldfish swim oddly, and a bishop's son boasts a large stipend. Includes a dinner party miscue by a seven year old and street humor about a bus conductor and servant girl.
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Cate
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Willie
Bay
Frenmier Howard
Clergyman
Anta
Mies
George
Honteus
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