Road to Calutto Ends With Maceros Elevation
In a perilous chase across rugged terrain, Maceros evades Pueblo’s men and uses a dramatic incident to justify a political ascent. Pueblo dies after a cliff crash, and Maceros negotiates arrest risks, later securing presidency with valet Valdova’s support as Burton aids by rail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burton
Puebla
Mat Delly
Harresing
Addie
Pueblo
Cole
Vilejo
Mareron
Pedro Malthiloa
Maceras
Sonia Hat
Mavens
Maceros
Senor
Manceros
Maceron
Pusblo
Adquisona
Pedra
Rad
Retalnion
Reg
Inet
Chiacrisie
Metin
Tremendoua
Pedro Malhuas
Macerva
Myself
Cour
Ellencee
Enor
Pedro
Pero
Macerus
Menor
Aquizona
Willa Goyer
Renors
Hoth
Macersn
Burke
Leutenant
Maerros
Benor
Mareros
Villa Goyes
Poechto
Huy Maceros
Jose Valdeva
Valdeva
Senorg
Maceria
Renee Maverus
Villa Goyer
Culalie
Viteju
Calutto
Chong
Death of Staff-Sergeant F. Saunders in Nottingham
Staff-Sergeant F. Saunders of the 5th Foot, born in Braxton Somersetshire and- aged 76, died in Nottingham. He served from 1854 including Crimea with Bebas top clasp, Turkish and Indian Mutiny medals, long service badge. He worked at a Nottingham mineral water works and hoped to continue work until the last roll call.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liopd
F. Saunders
Braxton
Somersetshire
Bristol
Mth Foot Regiment
Nottingham
Roosevelt and Sir Edward Grey Walk in the New Forest
Roosevelt recalls a June walk with Sir Edward Grey in the New Forest, noting English birds seen and heard along the Itchen valley and Drockenhurst. He compares Blackbird, Lark, Cuckoo, Warbler, and Robin songs to American birds, then returns to Sagamore Hill with memories of the trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Sir Edward Grey
New Forest
England
Milton
Keats
Wordeworth
Mavis
Merle Winging
Jenny Wren
Cock Robin
Edward Grey
The
London
Southampton
Bashigetoke
Itchen
Ti la
America
Blackbird
Nightingeles
Lake Como
Falks
Neste
Jia Song
Bird
Wordsworth
North Woods
Brockenhurst
MR Roosevelt
Sagamore Hill
Japanese Faith in England Proves Test for Hardinge
The article notes Indian natives demanding greater government participation and admin reforms. It asserts Japan's confidence in Britain's rule and says Japan will watch the new Viceroy Sir Charles Hardinge with keen interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
India
Great Britain
Asahi
Tokio
Charles Hardinge
Japan
England
Branding Seamen Described as Branding Like Sheep
A Sailors' Union deputation told Board of Trade officials that Antwerp shipowners brand sailors with stamps before engagement and charge fees. The protestors seek a National Conciliation Board to settle grievances and avert strikes, while shipping officials deny federation responsibility and call branding degrading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sailors’ Union
Buxton
Board of Trade
Reunien
Havelock Wicon
Antwerp
T. B. Ferens
M. P
Hull
India
Wilson
Cuthbert Laws
The
Shipping Federation
Pasa
de Deken
Dre Des Deken
Cathay
Seaman's Union
The Savage and the Gods A Chesterton Reflection
Chesterton writes from a Daily News column reflecting on beliefs and myths. He contrasts savage poetry with Victorian science and argues myths arise from deeper insight rather than ignorance.
Red tape and officials clog Paris life in wild summer
A Paris correspondent rails at officials and red tape as the city faces daily quagmires from telephones to stamps and missing items. Among tales are a broken Express office line, a widow forced to prove motor cars and billiard tables, vanished clocks, and delays in rail shipments, with a lingering joke about post office posters and colonial notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paria
France
Mr Wells
Ted Tape
Paris
Inquirera
Palace of
Saint Cloud
Ic Watts
College of France
Oficial
Tunis
Postal Administration
Year’s Street Accidents Reported by Home Office
A Home Office paper shows last year there were 1 151 fatal and 26 872 non fatal traffic accidents in the United Kingdom. Motorcars and motor cabs caused 11 fatalities, mechanically propelled tramcars 122, motor omnibuses 76, and horsedrawn omnibuses 442. In London’s Metropolitan Police area motor cycles tied to 8 fatalities and 504 nonfatal injuries, with 7 fatalities and 11 791 nonfatal for mechanically propelled cars and 2 078 other accidents. In Chey the toll from motor buses included 6 fatalities and 2,? nonfatal injuries. injuries and deaths from motor vehicles were reported across several categories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Home Office
United Kingdom
Metropolitan
Tee
Chey
London
Also Mentioned on This Page
James Gray Waddell
Sir E. Greys Walk
MR. Roosevelt
G. K. Chesterton
Daily News
British Museum
Cmsara
É Toy Theatre
Hiawatha
Plato
Bacon
Phobus
Artemis
Balder
Thor
Fraser
Paris la
Neuilly
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