Unclear 19th Century Contents Pack and Notices
A garbled listings page shows varied items from poetry and literature to law, advertisements, and society notes. Mentions include Trafalgar Square, Brixton Prison, divorce, housing reviews, and sports like Oxford v Cambridge. The fragmentary text mixes ads, editorial notes, and public notices without coherent event details.
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Frelewit
Wyela
Nigera
Trafalgar Square
Con
Court Croul
Hank
Jen
Yesteran
Sumimary
Towlay
Yesertay
Law and Police—Society
Sessuli
Jacy Grangidlie Gordon
ViyaXe
Ley
Kowards
Fightin Brixton
Pacl Imiunds
Pawn Proteess
Medawe Hiambert
Cour
Lorden Wy
Chamberlainee Colony
Craft
Tientres
Blusic
Auwre
Wilson
Lohbeis
Salisbury
Edwards i Condienne
Une Albert Hatch
Roger Poe
Baker
Ateria
Lailey
Colney
Brelings
Legus
Sind
Osford
Cambridge
Threats Against Kaiser Prompt Extra Security in Berlin
Foreign telegrams report an unusually large number of letters threatening the Kaiser. Police tighten precautions at royal palaces and on streets as confidential tips raise security concerns. the Emperor initially resisted advice but accepted new measures despite discomfort. Detentions increases and suspect movements in Berlin and provinces are monitored.
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Brest
William
Berlin
Duke of Connaught in Bikuuir Welcome Buoyant
The Duke and Duchess of Connaught arrived at Bikuuir and were greeted warmly by the Maharajah and residents. Streets bore bunting and arches while retainers in armour escorted the party and the city lit up in the evening.
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Birkanin
Archduchess Elizabeth Die, Queen Christina’s Mother
Archduchess Elizabeth, mother of Queen Christina of Spain, died this morning in Vrayya. Earthquake shocks continue to be felt daily at Andijan Aswanan. Telegram from Panama reports General Uribe shot and killed General Valderrama, the Colombian Commander-in-Chief.
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Queen Christina
Vrayya
Elizabeth
Spain
Neuter
Andijan
Aswanan
New York
Panama
el Parrenir
Cartagena
Uribe- Urite
Valderrama
Reuter
Mysterious Monk Dies at Nola Monastery
A monk known as Father Frances dies at a monastery near Nola aged 98. He revealed on his deathbed that in 1842 he led a brigand band and served King Ferdinand of Naples against Italian patriots, adding a shadowy past to his quiet life.
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Rowr
Nola
Ripa
Frances
Ferdinand of Naples
Settlement with Venezuela moves toward end of blockade
Foreign Office reports protocols signed late last night with Britain Germany and Italy for Venezuela settlement. Britain and Germany paid first rank claims in cash. rest to be paid in installments. Hague to decide on second and third rank claims while customs receipts fund remaining payments. Blockade ordered raised within 24 hours. warships and merchantmen to return.
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Reuter
Venezuela
Baron Speck von Sternburg
Germany
Great Britain
Hague
Washinton
Washington
Mr. Bowen
Venezsnela
Sir Michael Herbert
Mayor Des Planches
Italy
Bowen
Castro
la Guarga
Puerto Cabello
Port of Spain
Duel in Paris Ends With Wound Then Pistols Exchange
In Courbevoie private grounds a morning duel between Max Regis a noted anti semite agitator and Laberdeque a journalist ended with Regis wounded in the arm. He then fought a second pistol duel with Landau. two shots exchanged without result.
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Paris
M. Max Regis
M. Laberdesque
Landau
Courbevoie
M. Max Gia
Laberdesque
Heuter
Fivefold Murder Sentences Labourer in Stolp Case
Rudolf Bantin, an agricultural labourer, was sentenced to death by the Criminal Court at Stolp Pomerania for a five fold murder. He killed an old woman known to him to seize about 3 pounds in money along with her lodger and the lodger’s three children.
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Berwin
Criminal Court
Stolp
Pomerania
Rudolf Bantin
Bantin
Central News
Alaskan Boundary Treaty Sent to House for Approval
President Roosevelt transmitted to Congress a copy of the Alaskan Boundary Treaty along with a draft bill proposing a $100,000 appropriation to implement its provisions. The move was reported by Reuter.
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Washington
Roosevelt
House of Representatives
Reuter
British expedition seizes Kano in Nigeria campaign
Telegram from Governor Lugard reports Kano occupation by Colonel Morland on Feb 3 with heavy fighting. 300 insurgents killed, officers wounded but none killed. Sultan fled to Sokoto. Dyer and Farquhar wounded. column left Zaria Jan 29. area covers about 310000 square miles.
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F. Lugard
Earl of Onslow
Colonial Office
Zaria
Kano
Morland
S. B. B. Dyer
Lifeguards
J. Farquhar
R.A
Sokoto
Reuter
Nigeria
Fadl Allah
Moloney
Kei
Bobo Amadu
Bobo
Festing
McClintock
Cubitt
Kane
B. B. Dyer
2Nd Life Guards
James Farquhar
Royal Artillery
Protectorate
Chamberlain Addresses Loyal Dutch Supporters at Garden Party
Mr Chamberlain urges loyalty proof from listeners while praising loyal Dutch subjects who supported the Government. He calls for ending disorder and warns authorities will curb incitements to mischief as British cheers prevail. He then departs by private train amid celebratory reception and gifts from the Loyal Women's Guild.
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Graar Reinut
Mr. Chamberlain
Central News
Graarr Kennet
Chamberlain
Mrs. Chamberlain
Loyal Women's Guild
Reuler
Transvaal and Orange River Railways to Form Joint Board
Pretoria shows the Transvaal Treasury records for July to December 1604 with expenditures of 1,805,757l and revenue of 2,278,490l. A new proclamation states the railway systems of the Transvaal and Orange River Colonies will be vested in their governments from November 1 under a joint board to operate the lines as a single system. Mr Batfour left Knowsley for London yesterday morning.
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Pretoria
Unemployed Demonstration in Trafalgar Square Draws 1500
Yesterday’s Trafalgar Square protest by the Social Democratic Federation drew up to 1,500 unemployed with contingents from Battersea Chelsea and Southwark. Speakers urged relief from famine and forced idleness while police kept order and a deputation to the Local Government Board was promised in two weeks.
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Trafalgar Square
Social Democratic Federation
Beard
A Division
Spring-gardens
Old Scotland-yard
St.George’s Barracks
Battersea
Hackney
Chelsea
Homerton
West London
Lambeth
Shoreditch
Mile End
St. Pancras
Southwark
J. Macdonald
Trades and Labour Council
W. C. Steadman
L.C.C
W. &. Steadman
Vatus
Seoond Government Board
Steadman
House of Commons
Coulelane
London Trades Council
Long
Federation
Social Democrats
Flertztrot
Poland
Lord Roberts Honored At Hunterian Dinner
A two hundred strong Royal College of Surgeons gathering heard Earl Roberts praised for South Africa service. President Sir Henry Howse lauded the soldier and the Navy Army and Auxiliary forces. Roberts thanked the college and vowed further support for the sick and wounded.
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Royal College of Surgeons
Justice Romer
Lord Strathcona
John Aird
A. Rollit
Squire Bancroft
Henry G. Howse
John Hunter
Earl Roberts
South Africa
College of Surgeons
Navy
Royal Army Medical Corps
Royal Army Medical 3
Greenwich Begging Case Ends in Quick Release
Panolo Alaritto and Cicorett, aged 15, faced Greenwich police court for begging at Lewisham. Evidence challenged the claim of begging at one house, but magistrates found guilt and sent him to prison. The Home Secretary ordered immediate release after solicitor's follow up, and the boy was returned to Deptford.
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Panolo Alaritto & Cicorett
Greenwich
Lewisham
Foy
Home Secretary
Deptford
Football Team Faces Court Over Stolen Watch and Purse
At Northampton Divisional Sessions 15 local football players faced charges for stealing a watch and purse. Thirteen surrendered initially, two appeared later. No new evidence emerged and the case was adjourned pending further witness attendance. Police had not recovered the property from the road incident.
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Northampton
London County Council Works Department Defends Record
Mr J W Cleland speaking at Brockley Road Board School defended the Works Department saying its small deficits in some areas saved London ratepayers thousands of pounds. He blamed contractor rings for inflating costs on public buildings and praised the new Building Act as a needed safeguard after recent large fires.
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L.c.c. Works Department
Brockley Road
J. W. Cleland
North Lewisham
London County Council
Works Department
London
Vic London County Council
Red motor car escorted by police near Blackfriars
A large crowd watched six policemen push a bright red motor car along the road to Kennington lane police station after finding it abandoned near Blackfriars Bridge. The officers could not drive the vehicle, so they urged it onward on foot through the south side crowd.
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Blackfriars Bridge
Kennington-lane
Dr. Jameson and Mr Beit Reach London After Southampton Visit
Dr. Jameson and Mr. A Beit, the latter nearly recovered from illness, arrived at Southampton yesterday and proceeded to London.
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DR. Jameson
MR. Beit
A. Beit
Southampton
London
Royal audience and royal engagements reported
The King received Mr A J Balfour and Lt General Sir T Kelly-Kenny in audience. Princess Louise visited the Queen at St James. The Prince of Wales attended a British Museum committee meeting. Royal parties attended theatre and gallery visits. An investiture is planned at Buckingham Palace on Wednesday the 18th at noon.
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A. J. Balfour
Treasury
Aucien
T. Kelly-Kenny
Princess Louise
Duchess of Fife
St. James’s Palace
Satokey
Prince of Wales
British Museum
Princess Victoria
Lyric Theatre
Prince
Princess of Wales
St. James‘s Theatre
Doré Gallery
Christus
Mediterranean
Victoria and Albert
Scilly Isles
Buckingham Palace
Marconi Seeks Royal Insight From Buckingham Palace
Signor Marconi told Westminster Gazette of meeting King George V at Buckingham Palace on Friday to report on wireless progress. The King, already familiar with the technology, asked for a full account of recent improvements and potential future developments without sketches or instruments. The Prince of Wales joined briefly, showing keen interest in the acrographia system.
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King
Prince
Marconi
Westminster Gazette
Signor
Buckingham Palace
Osborne
Fashionable Weddings Across London and Wales
At St Margaret's Westminster yesterday Mr Augustus Crowder J P of 65 Portland Place married Miss Mary Elizabeth Palgrave eldest daughter of Sir Reginald Palgrave K C B. The Royal Chapel Bavarian Embassy Warwick Street saw Kenneth Stewart son of the late Alexander Stewart Achna Cone Appin and Caroline Evelyn Puckle daughter of the late Major William Puckle Tunbridge Wells wed with Nuptial Mass. At Farnborough Marion Clive Justice daughter of General Clive Justice C M G of Hinstock married John Conway Lloyd of Dinas Brecon South Wales. The couple plan to honeymoon in Capetown.
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St. Margaret's
Westminster
Augustus George Crowder
J.P
Portland-place
Mary Elizabeth Palgrave
Reginald Palgrave
Warwick-street
Kenneth Stewart
Alexander Stewart
Achnacone
Appin
Argyllshire
Caroline Evelyn Puckle
William Puckle
Tunbridge Wella
Farnborough
Marion Clive Justice
Clive Justice
C.M.G
Hinstock
John Conway Lloyd
Dinas
Brecon
South Wales
Lloyd
Capetown
Bishop Ingram Hosts London Mayors for Luncheon
The Bishop of London gathered metropolitan mayors at his St James's Square town house for a prolonged informal conference on social questions affecting London. Attendees included Lord Mayor Sir Marcus Samuel and Archdeacon Sinclair. 24 of 28 metropolitan mayors attended, listing Westminster Fulham Lambeth Wandsworth Kensington Hampstead Bethnal Green Stepney Southwark Greenwich Woolwich Chelsea Paddington Marylebone St Pancras Stoke Newington.
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Bishop Ingram
London
St. James’s Square
Marcus Samuel
Archdeacon Sinclair
Westminster
Fulham
Lambeth
Wandsworth
Kensington
Hampstead
Bethnal-green
Stepney
Southwark
Greenwich
Woolwich
Chelsea
Paddington
Marylebone
St. Kan*eras
Stoke Newington
Jewish Working Lads Club Holds Annual Meeting
The West Central Jewish Working Lads Club met at 38 Fitzroy Square with chairman Claude G. Montefiore praising strong year round attendance. Members arrive before opening and stay until 10:30 p.m. The group receives letters from former members abroad including America Australia and South Africa where one old boy is employed and five fought in the war. The lads host an annual tea for younger brothers and sisters funded and organized by the group. A post election display of gymnastics boxing and fen cms drew applause.
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West Central
Fitzroy Square
Claude G. Montefiore
America
Australia
South Africa
Hackney Puszican’s Death Alleged Poison Case
Mr. Thomas Holmes of the Duke of Cambridge public-house Felix Street Hackney-road was found dead yesterday afternoon. The death is supposed to be due to poison after a long period of ill health and great suffering. The deceased formerly owned the Angel and Trumpet Stepney Green.
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Hackney Puszican
Thomas Holmes
Duke of Cambridge
Felix-street
Hackney-road
Angel and Trumpet
Stepney-greem
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Lloyds Wveek
Contents
Kaiser
the Duke OF
Foreign Office
Admiralty Toam
Transvaal and
Orange River Railways
Mr. Batfour
Knowsley
Lord Derby
Morntude
Lord Roberts
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