European press attacks on Portugal's republic prison policy
A critique from European papers accuses the Portuguese Republic of crippling governance and mistreating prisoners at Limoeiro. A London journalist counters with examples from Evora and other prisons, noting reforms and claiming abuses were preexisting under monarchy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carbonarion
Duchess of Bedford
Portugal
Limoeiro
Lisbon
London
Daily Chronicle
Republic
Ple
England
Amelia
Manuel
Neccifades
Cintra
Ericeira
Amy
Homry
Europe
Ius
Lim
Caputo
Plora
Evora
Bavela
Penitenciaria
D. Joao de Almeida
Father Barroso
Uch
Uriah Hesp
Newgate
Memorials for Drake and Cook Planned in London
A national memorial to Sir Francis Drake is to be erected in London and a memorial to Captain Cook near the Admiralty Shaft. The proposals present both men as rivals to be honored with monuments of equal stature despite Cook’s naval triumphs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francia Drake
Londos
Cook
New Admiralty Ot
Cuiedl
Tim
Lancashire Royal Tour Mixed with Modern Industrial Strife
The Times and Morning Post praise the Kings Lancashire visit for generosity and human warmth while The News cautions that industrial progress masks harsh lives. The piece notes child labor decline but high infant mortality, and calls for improvements in housing and well being beyond trade success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lancashire
Atrecta
Morning Post
Sasume
Burnley
Hampstead
Teves
Hooter
£500000 Mistake in Post Office Revenue Account
Minutes of evidence before the House of Commons Public Accounts Committee reveal an error that credited the Telephones Revenue Account for 1911-12 with a balance near £500,000 instead of £47,000. The Comptroller and Auditor General notes the discrepancy and stresses future accountability for phone rail apportionment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of Commons Committee of Public Accounts
Henry Gibson
Zaid
Cescay Wipinnatins Taenies
House of Gomesens
Modern English Drama and the Call for Money
Granville Barker argues English theatre is strong but needs financial support from national and municipal powers and wealthy patrons. He contrasts London with Moscow Berlin and St Petersburg noting the freedom and success of state and private backing. He urges England to fund Shakespeare National Theatre and resist neglect of arts.
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England
Granville Barker
Morning Post
Frencala
London
Theatre
Francalae
Moscow
Berlin
Drury Lane
St Petersburg
Europe
Art Theatre
Reinhardt
Deutaches Theatre
Kammerspielehaus
Ba Ln
National
Municipal
Arta of Music
Albert Hall
Morley Urges Time Care and Talent Use at Manchester Ceremony
Lord John Morley, Chancellor of the University of Manchester, urged graduates to guard time and avoid wasting it. He warned against discarding talents and touched on university life opening minds to new worlds, with advice to weigh political arguments and responsibilities beyond the polls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord John Morley
Manchester University
Lisa
Oxford
Manchester
University of Manchester
Cambridge
Hss
Australia
Canada
Diesee Nearanure
Oles Ag
Foam in beverages sparks health board debate across states
A long discussion on saponin containing ingredients in carbonated drinks follows New York Board of Health cautions. Edward Post of Philadelphia notes foam aids and asserts modern foam methods reduce risk while keeping carbonation and foam, with foam purportedly preserving flavor and antiseptic qualities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Board of Health
New York Board
New York
New Jersey
Edward Post
Philadelphia
Tinalin
Post Sive
Horace L. Bowker
Literary Digest
Aries, Sr
Confession of Dorset Postmaster Mortal Murder
William Burton sub postmaster of Guesage St Michael Dorset was executed at Dorchester after confessing to the murder of domestic servant Winifred Mitchell. He details motives driven by financial strain and fear of exposure, describes the crime and disposal of the body, and notes acts of burning clothes and concealing a watch and chain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winifred Mitchell
Guesage St. Michael
Dorset
William Burton
Dorchester
Burton
Canada
Mitchell
London
Lily
Death of Sir Jonathan Hutchinson Renowned Leprosy Expert
Sir Jonathan Hutchinson, renowned English surgeon, died at Haslemere at 64. He was knighted after decades of work for suffering humanity. A specialist in leprosy, he studied the disease in India and Cape Colony and argued against its diet linked origins, stirring religious debate.
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Sir Jonathan Hutchinson
Haslemere
Jonathan
India
Cape Colony
Europe
Woman commits suicide by jumping into pond near railroad station
Passengers on a New York to Washington train last month restrained a distressed woman who stood at the pond edge near Manhattan Transfer. Julia Ellson, 32, explained her husband sold the farm and took their children to Europe. She attempted self harm, then confessed to investigators she did not live at the stated address. Detective Hanley assisted.
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New York
Washigton
Manhattan Transfer
Thomas Hanley
Harrison
Hanley
Julia Ellson
Newark
Littl
Europa
Germany
Bitaon
Forged Character Case Involving Bath And Wilson
Barbara Bath a parlormaid was rescued from danger by Willem Witeen a footman. Bath pleaded guilty to forging a character and Wilson pleaded guilty to counselling and procuring the offence. Mrs Bath and Wilson faced costs and Bath was bound over while Wilson remained unemployed for thirteen months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara Bath
Willem “Witeen
Wilson
Bath
Cherteesy
Booufield
Wit Uheld
Shawn
Ahe
England's Insane Speech Reflects Turbulent Times
The fragment hints at chaotic commentary on governance in England, mentioning stowaways, medical care, and the burden of leadership. It references Capialin Bearer and describes a mix of praise and criticism, with no clear cohesive narrative or dates.
SWORDS FOR YEOMANRY WAR MINISTER QUOTES
Fragmentary report cites Colonel Seely claiming Yeomanry swords issued during peace would be a misstep while Lord Tulliberdine argues troops lack training to use them. The scrambled OCR text shows garbled names and phrases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seely
Ge Yeowanry
Tulliberdine
The Combined House and Its London Gymnast Leader Portrait
A fragmentary feature notes May Blair Clair’s new story The Combined House about John Randall Fulleymore a London gymnastic club leader whose vivid city life embodies youth, body worship, and alienation. It traces Ransomes’ urban ascent across venues from Battery to Hammersmith and the intertwined figures Winny Dymond Violet Usher Delilah in a drama of love and danger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Binclair Han
Hia Apothecary
la Bie Mathogapy
Cat Shea
John Randall Fulleymore
Ransom London Polytechnic Gymnastium
Ransome
Nicabia
Kia Apesch
London
Nelda
Batteries
Chelwea
Hammersmith
Wandsworth
Be la
Winny Dymond
Violet
Acquitted and Hanged in India Controversy Stirs Commons
Mr Ewitt MacNeill raised a case of three Oude natives arrested for murder amid an agrarian outrage. They were acquitted in a year but then re tried and two were sentenced to death with one life term. Appeals up to the Governor General failed to prevent executions. Debates followed on justice and administrative response.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
India
House of Commons
Ewitt MacNeill
Oudewald
Sfcraed
John Hewett
Mr. Montagu
Hewrfsay
England
New Canon of Westminster Named Speaker’s Lecturer in Music
Charles BB, D.D., appointed Speaker’s Lecturer in musical matters and Canon of Westminster in succession to the late canon. Born in the county, he studied at Trinity College and London, served at St Mark Whitechapel and St. Phill Centre, with later posts in Bishop Montgomery’s diocese. His appointment brings a scholar to Westminster Abbey and will extend his influence to fellow students and London readers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles
Westminster
Cunoniene
Cason
County Train
Menaalt Felum
Claméon
Steaght
Toeity College
Dulvorcity
Filshop Wen
Tf Jacknon
London
S Mosnae
St. Mark
Whitechapel
St. Phill
St. Mark,nington
Teaching the Workers in Early Industrial History
An analysis discusses how education for laborers covered literature history and natural science within early industrial society. It notes the role of workers in adapting to modern industries and the value of broad intellectual cultivation for social progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tibet
Masatbeidas
Tien
Ene Reviews
Fragmentary OCR Note Reflects Unclear Publication
The readable text hints at an early article for a newspaper with scattered phrases about authors, editors, and a hospital or medical topic. Specific names, dates, and places are missing or garbled, leaving only hints of a historical review and personal notes.
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