Minto Apprecia tion Appointment as India Viceroy
The resignation of Baron Curzon of Kedlston as Viceroy of India is noted alongside the appointment of Gilbert John Murray Kynynmoma Eliot, fourth Earl of Minto, as his successor. The piece traces Curzon’s career, Kitchener’s influence, and the Mintos’ Canadian tenure, family life, and estates in Scotland. It highlights Minto’s military service, Canadian governorship, and the Mintos’ public appeal and outdoor interests.
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Baron Curzon of
Kecieston
India
Lord Kitchener of
Khartoun
Mintos
Canada
Baron Caron of Kecheston
Earl of Minto
Curzon
For India
England
Lord Curzon
East
Lonawisro
Kitchener
Gilbert John Murray Kynyamona Eliot
Minto
Mberiy
Fliot
Bengal
Bavion
Elliots
Baron Heathfield
Gibral
New Vicrtiy
Scots Guards
Lord Roberts
Cap
Teb el-Kebir
Minton
Marquis of Lanstowne
Dominion
Arctic
Yokon
Aay
Phoroe
Wade
Berghehire
Scotland
St Consie's
Minto Ho
Thomas Ampbell
Lochers
Mintoerage
Thomson
Thang
Minto House
Europe
Countess of
Eileen Eliot
Viscount Melgund
Eton
John Hay's Daughter Poems in New Harper Volume
Mrs. Payne Whitney, daughter of the late Secretary of State John Hay, has released her third poetry collection through Harper Brothers titled Songs and Sonnets. The volume includes pieces about harbor life and love, with poems such as My little boat is to a bay and Youth.
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Payne Whitney
United States
John Hay
Harper Brothers
Tutten
Theft of the Blackfeet Great White Horse on Bow River
A Crow thief stealthily climbs into Blackfeet camp to steal the famed white horse guarded by four watchers. He reaches the animal, slashes its tether, and rides away with it, while the Blackfeet and their dogs pursue in vain. The Crow tribe gains prestige as the horse becomes their mount.
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Ass Sunsinuss
Plains
Hudson Bay Company
Bow River
Maho
White Horse
Trians
Loree
Julian Ralph
St. Nichlas
Proposal Noises Echo In Quiet Engagement Scene
An awkward exchange unfolds as a man produces an engagement ring before the woman and questions her response. She asks for clarification and he merely nods, leaving the moment oddly terse and unresolved.
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Dows
Wicked cigarette debate between spouses ends with a request
A playful exchange shows Husband and Wife debating smoking and willful restraint. The wife scolds the habit as waste while the husband agrees not to smoke. A light, domestic vignette captures tension and humor in concise dialogue.
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Hustand
Ceb
English footballers voyage with Sir Ernest Cochrane crew
The English Pilgrim Association eleven, composed of players from Clyde Sheffield Queen’s Park Edinburgh London Birmingham Manchester and Corinthian teams, travels with Sir Ernest Cecil Cochrane who donated a $500 silver cup for a United English Scots game. Notable figures include Fred Milnes and Vivian Woodward with plans to play in Quebec Ottawa Peterborough Toronto Chicago New York Philadelphia and St Louis.
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Ernest Cecil Cochrane
English Pilgrim Association
Can
Clyde
Shefield
Queen's Park
Edinburgh
London
Birmingham
Manchester
Corinthian
Ernest
England
Quebec
Mont Ottawa
Peterborough
Toronto
Canada
Chicago
P. Hornsfield
Farnsfield Brothers
Fred H. Milnes
C.D. Fry
Englan
Charles Kirkpatrick
Baronet
Sir Charles Sharpe Kirkepatrick
Closeburn
Dumfriesshire
Eugenie
Sir Charles
Forest Hl
Lady Kirkpa
St Cocabase
Pilgrims
Fred Milnes
Milnes
Sheffield United
Football Association
Box Office Tricks Reveal The Ticket Seller’s Burden
The box office keeper is not merely selling seats he balances two masters the theater owner and the act while guiding public demand. By strategic pricing timing and seating charts he persuades patrons toward higher priced seats and creates the illusion of fullness with scattered singles and dressings to maximize sales.
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Wells
Bi Deen
Earth
Ls House
Yar
John Burns in Canada Seeks Benefit for Britain and Ours
British Labour Party leader John Burns visited Canada on a “holiday trip” to study the dominion’s people, economy, and hospitality. He predicted Labour gains in Britain and urged Canadians to strive for honor in commerce, industry, and public life while appreciating Canada’s climate, soil, and temperate society. Burns’ travelling companion Allan Baker, a Canadian MP, accompanied him from Northumberland County.
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Northwest
John Burns
Labor Ie Ei Tt
England
Labor
Burns
Canada
Allan” Baker
Finsbury
Northumberland
Dominion
Great Britain
Notable Footballers and Officials in English League
The article profiles top players like Hounsfield and mentions Woodward from London, Barnsdale and Derby Counts players, along with international caps and frequent First League appearances. Baron Von Reiffenstein is noted as the team’s referee, a leading and genial London sportsman who understands the game in depth.
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Barnsdale
Notts Forest
Baron von Reiffenstein
London
Egg swallowing feat shocks Martinburg crowd
The citizen and local auctioneer staged an unusual bet on egg swallowing. The man accepted a challenge to swallow forty raw cans in ten minutes, completing the feat in eight minutes and ten seconds. He also offered to swallow slatey eggs, showcasing a bold display of appetite and showmanship.
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Martinburg
Ot Nicah
Atria
Citzen
Aucionesr
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