Inquiries From Lloyds News Missing Relatives Updates
Correspondents report replies from various locations about inquiries for missing relatives. Updates include Esthercinson from N London stating three sisters alive, and others sending messages from Wimbleton, Bexhill, Fulham, Molesey, Richmond, and Dover. Names include Alfred W Mountain and Joan Houz Bard with dates referenced from 1888 to 1899.
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Cincinnati
U.S.A
Maarna Weica
Esther
Ckinson
N. London
Inquirer
Loraix Dory
Abraham
Wimbledon
Sydney Smutu
Smith
Bexhill
Farp Lawren
London
Frank
Fulham
Molesey
Surrey
Howard
Richmond
Manesner W. Epwamps
Suffolk
Manitoba
Mia
Stock
Alfred W. Mountain
Joan Houz- Bard
Edward
Bournemouth
Dover
Canterbury Times
Lyttelton Times
New Zealand
James Carvers
Sutton Coldfield
Waikato
N.Z
F. Il. Barker
Patricx
East Gore
Mary
Mutaura, N.Z
Inquiries for Long-Lost Relatives Across Worlds
A sprawling list of colonial and foreign inquiries seeks relatives and former associates. From New Zealand, Ontario, India, and South Africa are calls for WILLIAM BASTIN, THOMAS FLETCHER KEELEY, JOSEPH GREY, and dozens more, including siblings, parents, and spouses. The notices name last-known locations such as Southampton, London, Brisbane, Johannesburg, and Edinburgh, with dates spanning the late 19th and early 20th centuries.
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New Zealand
Morauwine Bora
Walgett
N.S. WW
Australis
RH. B. Grant
India
Georgina Frances Wintreedtrouwaa
Whitten
Hounstow
H. J. Waxx ¥ Foud
Atkinson
MatilDsa
Mas. Petrie
Southampton
George
Harry
William John
Barton
Georex
St. James
Exeter
Inquires
Billsborough
Francs
Waller
Croydon
Basben
William H
Southies
London
Basford
Joseph
Alfred
EwMa
Incom
Stockton-on-Tees
Harry Aska
Beextoar
Robert J
Johannesburg
Bowers
Robert
Greenwich
Yenrangu
Beitton
Thomas
Bristol
Kanngs
U.S.A
Cobby
Brisbane
Australia
Aeka
Colley
Babby
Fern Hillheath
Worcester
Brisbee
Arizona
Connor
John
Salfort
Oamara
Maggie Saka
Core
John T
Manchester
Kentucky
Krebs
Indian Territory
DeanNe
Alice
Bramelo
Africa
Easton
Max
Branton
Chiswick
Kingston
Eastbourne
Winchester
William
Fallon
Mary
Canden
Patrick
Fantham
Sadler
Henry
Burmah
Willlin
Gossa
America
Gusn
Alexander
Leith
Camden
New
Maud
Levens
Peances
Aldridge
Little Bampton
Uttras
Brighton
Charlotte Inquires
Lingey
M&s. Hawky
Oxley
Covent Garden
James
McIntosh
Robert K
Raogart
Sutherland
Sutherland Highlanders
Francht
Kiety
McKoy
Michael
Mary Thompson
Tower of London
Scots Guard
Bobaska
Mills
Ietrx
Seattle
Washington
Flo
Mulligan
S&ar4
Athlone
Tretana
Hkiother
Prattley
Elizabeth
Ascot
Hichardson
Tom
St. George's Barracks
Rongo
Emma
Mr. Niysohe
Ros
Wales
Newbury
Ellen
Rose
Evprock
Mary Awn
Jom
Westians
Mill Pond Bridge
Rotherhithe
Tottenham
lVerest Lodge
Sydney
N.S.W
Mra
Bruce
Smart
He Smith Illiam H
Save
Lust
Chariton
Melbourne
Lizzie Ask
Spuxn
Fanny
Longacre
Jinaska
Thorne
Geukege
Walthamstow
Aske
Timms
Joan
Gorton
Yeomanry
South Africa
Tas Ombs
John HK. G
Bourgemeth
Peerie
Oni Tore
Nicholas
Cage
Sam George Eska
ER Vines
Ul Highworth
Wilts
Coolardie
West Australia
John Inquire
Arden
Edgetario
Benhes
Mie Oy Wags
Ramagate
Mexico
Stonewall Jackson
Brothie
Edward Eee
Georgh
Weet Hammeas
Sarsh
FF Rite
Ars
Copenhagen- It
Caleduman-vad
Dorset
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Laura
Wilson
Stratford-on-Avon
Liervogel
Fred D
Leichmann
Pretoria
Erelingsport
Carris
Master of the Rolls awards Davies for copyright invasion
Ernest Davies the London photographer won 51 and costs against Messrs. Baird of Belfast for infringing his copyright by copying a photograph of Ali Hassan the Sultan's wrestler from a Manchester newspaper. The paper had paid for permission to reproduce the image.
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Ralls
Dublin
Ernest Davies
London
Messrs. Baird
Belfast
Manchester
Ali Hassan
Hassan
Jokes of the Day and Humorous Bits
A collage of light jokes and cartoon captions from Punch and other papers. It features pieced gags about marriage parrot thefts, thrifty Christmas gifts, elopement plans, early trains, burglars, and classroom marks, with regional comic voices and satirical lines.
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Anerica
Columbia
Judy
Ethel
George
Ally Sloper
Uorse
Effie
Homerton
Mr. Bickerstick
Jiffie
Shanahan
Patsey
Wolfe
Macslattery
Death rates in English towns weekly registrar report
The Registrar General notes for the week ending November 28 a total of 2,342 births and 1,535 deaths in London with a national pattern of rising deaths to 17.4 per 1,000. Across 76 towns, rates per 1,000 vary, listing London and many districts such as Croydon, Willesden, Portsmouth, Bristol, Liverpool, Manchester, Leeds, Sheffield, and Dublin among others. A comparison shows births and deaths below long term averages, with detailed counts by cause. Greater London totals 3,467 births and 2,071 deaths, both below 10 year averages.
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England
Wales
Slastings
Brighton
Portsmouth
Bournemouth
Southampton
Reading
Northampton
Ipswich
Great Yarmouth
Norwich
Plymouth
Devonport
Bristol
Hanley
Burton-on-Trent
Wolverhampton
Walsallt
Handsworth
West Bromwich
Birmingham
Kings Norton
Smethwick
Aston Manor
Coventry
Leicester
Grimsby
Nottingham
Derby
Stockport
Birkenhead
Wallasey
Liverpool
Bootle
St. Helens
Wigan
Warrington
Bolton
Bury
Manchester
Salford
Oldham
Rochdale
Burnley
Blackburn
Preston
Burrow-in- Furness
Huddersfield
Halifax
Bradford
Leeds
Sheffield
Rotherbar
Ork
Hull
Middlesbrough
Stockton-on-Ices
West
Bartlepool
Sunderland
South Shields
Gateshead
Newcastle-on-Tyne
Tynemouth
Newport
Mon
Rhondda
Merthyr Tydfill
Swansea
Greater London
Edinburgh
Glasgow
Dublin
Belfast
London
Garden Supers at Haxp yTHAD and Eton trustees option
Eton college trustees grant a syndicate an option to purchase 243 acres northwest of Wyldes Farm to create a garden suburb for industrial classes. The option starts when the 80 acres for heath expansion is secured. Grants for the extension fund are under consideration by City companies and nearby borough councils. Tus Kine's SANATORIUM features a church planned by John Brickwood at an estimated cost of 20,000 pounds for the Midhurst Sanatorium for Consumptives. foundation stone recently laid by the King.
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Haxpythad
Eton College
Wyldes Farm
Tus Kine
John Brickwood
Midhurst
Zion City Seizure of Dowie Property Reported
Chicago receivers seized the Prophet Dowie led Zion City under a federal court order returnable December 11. Dowie claimed solvency amid alleged $725,000 liabilities and losses from a New York crusade. The Zion City bank required 30 days’ withdrawal notices and the lace and candy plants would run with the bank closed. Dowie preached and asked for $500,000 but collected under $100.
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Chicago
Dowie
Zion City
Shale Peres
New York
Zion City Bank
Free Help For the Sick with Promised Cures
An advertisement promises free treatment and claims to cure all diseases including consumption and Brights disease. It asserts proven success in thousands of cases, cites testimonials, and offers a free treatment with a conditional follow up if satisfied.
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Bvegess
GIANT
Oxie CO
Bouyerie-street
Loudon
D.C
Bright
Ak Tate
America
James W
Kinlo
Hever
Magdala Road
Mi Tighgate
George Young
Good Health Alliance
RINLO
Fleet Street
Alliange, Dept. G
London
E.O
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