Capital Move Sparks Delhi Burgeoning Plans
The Bombay and Karachi Chambers back the capital shift to New Delhi, criticizing House of Commons remarks. Builders rush Metcalfe House, the line of rails may be laid to ease staff travel, and a broad avenue could connect Juma Masjid to the wall, transforming surrounding quarters.
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Daily Telegraph
Bombay Chamber of Commerce
Secretary of State For Indias
Bombay
Karachi
Government of India
Metcalfe House
Elmeere
Delhi
Iidion
Deryaganj
Joma Masjid
Government House
Talkitera
Pohargan
Raihway
Almere
Lahore
New Delhi
Ferosabad
Bengal
Fe al Ham Batol Mukherji Bahadur
Kulpi
Parganas
Amir
Ita
Joelalabad
Kabul
Garrigane
Herat
Kandsher
Khost
Sardar Nasrullah Khan
Ktan
Muscat
Persian Gulf
Jibutt
French Somaliland
Gulf
India
France
Oman
Europe
Mehran
Arnold Keppel
Bamsar
Derelicts at Sea Hearings Before Board of Trade Committee
Sir Archibald Williamson MP presided at the first meeting of a Board of Trade committee to study derelicts and submerged wrecks endangering shipping. Witnesses described duties of harbor authorities and masters, wireless alerts, and the cost of systematic searches. past reports noted rare collisions but substantial damage from derelicts and ice.
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Archibald Williamson
Board of Trade
Daily Telegraph
Frederick Bolton
KR. Hoare
J. M'Kay
J. F Parry
T. H. W. Pelham
Henry Samman
J. Havelock Wilson
Garnham Roper
Harbor Department
The
Trinity House
Liverpool Chamber of Commerce
Lloyd's
Pout
Mistera
M'Kay
Masstera
Gowell
Witness
Theie
Women and Feminism In France and England: A Personal View
A French writer reflects on feminism through a diary like encounter with a feminist meeting. She contrasts her nonmilitant stance with courageous English and French women who face public scrutiny and hardship. She ends noting economic forces drive the feminist movement more than theory.
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Marcelle Tingyre
Daily Mail
la Bourgeoine
Telstoi
Esquimaux
Emile
Bourgeoiaie
League of Gourmands Dinner Delivers Artistic Cooking
The League of Gourmands hosted an informal toastful dinner showcasing high order artistic cooking. Guests included M. Bacoffler and M. Genie with dishes like Melon Cantaloup and Peches Trianon, while toasts honored the King, the Republic, and chefs amid songs and warmth.
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London
League of Gourmands
M. Bascoffier
Daily Telegraph
The
League
Bonhommie
M. Bacoffler
Carlton
M. Genie
Phirce
M. Traineau
Whitehall Club
M. Letort
Holborn
M. Vinet
Army and Navy Club
M. Thalley
Alte Bates
M. Vicario
Criterion Restaurant
M. Bieffert
Monico
M. Saulnier
Piccadilly
Mauble
Russell
M. Cormier
Waldorf
M. Peyre
Charie Croga Hotel
M. A. Espezel
Union Club
Behagnes
Poular de Rose Marie
Sala de Mireille
Jean Richepin
Richepin
Hia
Cpicures
Republic
M. Trabeau
M. BacoMfier
M. Richepin
Gresting
M. Gringoire
M. Grorzen Houpans
Trianon
Legend of Holyrood Panel Divides Edinburgh School Board
An Edinburgh School Board debates accepting a donated panel depicting the legendary rescue of King David I from a stag. Critics urge rejection as Romish error, while others argue the Abbey’s foundation ties to the Black Rood and Margaret’s cross. The decision is delayed amid historical dispute.
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Edinburgh
Holyrood House
Lloyd's News
David L
Holrrood
Scotland
Margaret
Malcolm Canmore
David 1
Cadeby Colliery Disaster Inquiry Grim Testimony
Inquest into the Cadeby disaster at Cadeby Colliery Yorkshire recalls a double explosion aftermath. Witnesses describe rescue attempts heroic yet deadly as 35 men reportedly died in the initial blast and a later explosion trapping numbers of rescuers. Officials note gob fires near faults and the mine’s dangerous conditions. The inquiry adjourned to await unsealing of affected sections.
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Cadeby
Yorkshire
Home Office
Lloyd's News
W. H. Pickering
Yorkshire Mines
BR. A. R Redmayne
Witty
Mel Olor
Jungjertor
Wilam Humphries
Bedmayne
Redmayne
Harry Holley
Bringthorpe
Springtorpe
AL Cadeby
Chamber
Witneaa
Iftyaix
Denaby
Fies
J. Wilson
Minea
Murgatroyd
Wilson
Farmery
Suroe
Doncaster
Chaplains Record as Union Workhouse Organ Fails
Rev BE Norman, chaplain at the Union Workhouse, notes he has not missed a Sunday morning or afternoon service in 29 years. Experts say the newly installed organ is worn out, prompting sentimental regret at his role ending.
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W. H. Michael
United States
Calcutta
Abdu
A. B. Bircar
India
United Bates
California
Muzaffarpur
Calcutt
Europe
London
Coimbatore
Ramachandra Tondiman Raja Habib
Dura Raja Pilal
Mettupalay
Kempajji Goundan
Karamadas
Treen
Ater
Ae ‘Oans
Eton Union
BE. Norman
Age for Marriage: Ideal Age and Rationale Explored
Dr Frederick Hoffman argues for marrying between twenty three and twenty six for both genders, citing physical and mental readiness. He warns against over thirty and stresses compatibility, gradual emotional development, and shared life goals as core to lasting unions. Major Darwin adds that moral code and informed selection guide future progress in marriage and society.
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Bhapresx
Frederick I. Hoffman
Ll.d
International Eugenics Congress
Express
Hofman
Attletician
Tredential Insurance Compan
Newark
New Jersey
Enid Dor Liptman
Wellock
Oreasen
Whitren
National Gallery
Marrie
Thomas Carlyle
Jane Welsh
Major Darwin
Accusations Against Eugenicists Spark Debate
The piece criticizes Eugenists and their proposed public health law, arguing they lack knowledge of law, health, and heredity. It mocks their rhetoric, warns against treating the public as subjects, and calls for clear proof of dangerous mania rather than broad, coercive measures.
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James Douglas
Mort
Pottering
Mammaseur
Thia
Commonwealth
Alwas
Cawley
Elin
Westminster
Stephen Coleridge
Court of Justice
Congress
Humanity
Dieth
Mars
Dartmoor
Wolla
Sommes
Rauta Sores
Elenee
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Hineorth
Talriy
Contalmine
Bainer
Hare
Bholyrood
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G. K. Charterton
Daily News and Leader
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