The Speaker's Terrace Night and a Long Awaited Reunion
Phoebe Everard frets over a past romance as Colonel Everard arrives for tea at the Speaker's party. A tense afternoon gives way to an emotional terrace reconciliation when Christopher and Phoebe's old love rekindles in a quiet, hopeful moment on the terrace.
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Francie Cmohl
Elihier
Everard
Werda
Verard
Simmondé
Ryerant
Altirent Hall
Savon
Mare Harrola
Peice
Abe
Jaqueminot
Elbbon
Thorton de Baste
Moses
Duichangel
Christopher Everard
Phebe
Christopher
India
Gloucestershire
Phoebe
Thorpe
Caine
Landen
Iarstang
Marquis and Marchideas
Tiriwne
Jocelyn Tobby
Captain Dun
Vicomte de
Elele
Phorlke
Christeoptor
Monsense
Elsie
Hal
Che
Ford
Tian
Lee
Shelton
Vanio
Gorktane
Pinto
Ain
Fli
Elale
Christopher Myenord
Tim Horeet
Oller
Beth
Critique of Horse Art in Travel and Exploration Illustrations
In the August issue, Travel and Exploration highlights glaring misrepresentations of horses in rapid motion in illustrated weeklies. It notes popular equine poses, such as the ideal sportsman and mid air leaps, and argues instant photographs reveal fallacies the eye alone misses.
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Turrabla
Bhick and White
Mothin
Shori
Paralyzed by Pin Incident In Newabhoniog Hotel Keeper
William Bechtel, a prominent hotel keeper in Newabhoniog, was paralyzed when a pin worn by a child penetrated his chest near the heart while he lay on a couch playing with the daughter. The injury affected a nerve leading to the brain.
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William Bechtel
Newabhoniog
The Cuban question under American influence in 1900s
The piece analyzes Cuba after the 1900 revolution, detailing American control over foreign relations and public debt, the right to intervene, and the ease of suppressing unrest. It argues Cuba could prosper under stable institutions with U.S. support, predicts limited risk of immediate annexation, and notes expanding trade, railways, and industry while Cuba modernizes its economy.
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Iy Rydney Brooks
Wenteieretie Gaivetia
Terlan
United States
Chirae
Wile
Newfoundland
Algeria
Canary
Coba
Bae
Cubat Etterpriaes
Joan Toll
London
England
Iland
Inez
Cuba
South America
Merleo
Gomez
Ong
Panama Canal
Guba
Ubans
Herselves
Aassistance
Egypt
Malitats Weolf
Srelever
Americine Diwinnelves
Wien
Spaniel
Combined Method for Alcohol and Drug Mania Debated
A medical correspondent reports the Irish Medical Association’s interest in treatment of drug and alcohol mania. Dr Crichton Miller proposes a nine week plan using bromide to induce sleep, followed by hypnotic therapy to erase cravings and re regulate the will, aiming to reduce relapse without relying on drugs.
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Iritivh Medical Association
Wilbert
Crichton Miller
Bill Burgh
Emigration Rise Follows Compulsory Service Duty
The Westminister Parliament notes a growing exodus of young men leaving the country to evade military obligations. From 1907 to 1909 the numbers climbed from 405 to 11,782 and then 7,258, signaling broader anti-military sentiment and propagandist impact on enlistment.
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Ium
Womy
Bible Sales Report Reveals Global Reach and Controversy
The annual report details 18 million volumes shipped to mission fields, with distributions across China India Africa and the Pacific. It notes strong English editions, Biblica translations in multiple languages, and local opposition including a Cracow arrest and protests over perceived moral impact, alongside an editor's critique of restraint.
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Mur
Chin
Keres
India
Burts
Ceylon
London
Haif
Gavan
Preach Congo
St. Jitu
Nerawa
Buithel
New Gulow
New Caledomia
St. Mark
St. John
Salomon
St Matthew
Mwale
St. Luke
Hebrides
Tigrinya
Alwensil
Elie
Husste
Cracowt
H. Womwl
Hongkong
China
Lea Sante Bibila
Chapman
Wei
Fallacies About Snakes In A Ceylon Publication
The article critiques a Ceylon publication named pelle teganica arguing the tale of snakes captivating birds is a literary myth. It describes natives watching a crown pigeon on a tree as a crow attacks the snake, tearing at its skin as the snake struggles, showing the alleged snake fascination is unfounded.
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Ceylon
Enoke
King Alfonso and Queen Victoria Eugenie tour London and sail to Cowes
King Alfonso and Queen Victoria Eugenie visited central London shops and Savile Row before traveling by motor to Marlborough House and Buckingham Palace. They then sailed from Southampton to Cowes aboard the Giraida, accompanied by Princess Henry of Battenberg, amid a minor accident at Trinity Pier. The couple plan to stay about a month, primarily at Osborne Cottage with Queen Victoria Eugenie joining her mother.
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Lend Street
Burlington Gardena
Savile-row
Isle
Uma
London
Saville Row
King End
Regent Strest
Dad
Victoria Eugenie
Acris
Piccadilly
Bien
King Lusch
George
Mortherourh House
Cheli Majewiles
Tiber
Marlborough House
Alfonso
Queen Victoria
Queen Mother
Buckingham Palace
Hits
Southampton
Henry of Battenberg
Giraida
Cowes Roads
Cowes
Trinity Pier
England
Osborne Cottage
Princess Henry of Battenberg
Treasure Digging Boy Finds Box of Papers and Stock
Louis Osborne, grandson of novelist Robert Louis Stevenson, dug up a metal box on a sand hill. Inside were a metal urn, 204 shares of stock, deeds, and valuables tied to Augustum Imbrie. The boy handed the papers to his mother, who reported them to police amid a suspected robbery.
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Attie Louis Osborne
Liegud Oaderne
Robert Louis Stevenson
San Pranciaca
Louis
Augustum Imbrie
Imrie
Sox
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Tom
Stein Biel
Abe Beard
Alfred
Lady Morsham
Kielce Dormer
Ming Daxter
Rhoongse
Mis
Torever Fretelm
King Alfonso
Ring
Spain
Rite
Duke of San Mauro
Arlington Street
Ferils
OF Stevenson
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