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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Sep 02, 1909
Page
2
Burrell confronts Ben Stark over Merridy Bennett’s murder claim and Gale’s guilt. Stark admits Merridy killed herself after a confrontation, while Gale seeks vengeance and Necia’s fate remains uncertain as Burrell frantically pursues answers in the camp.
Bilge eyes fixed on him while his heavy face resembled stone. His large knotted hands gripped the table and a naked knife lay between them.
An altar frontal recently entered the Roman Catholic Archdiocese of St John’s near Norwich. It honors Col. Noyes who died on his honeymoon about eighteen months ago. The widow sent her bridal Tobe to Bloomsbury nuns, where four embroiderers labor on the piece. The 8 by 4 feet frontal has three panels with allegorical depictions including a medieval knight representing Col. Noyes, and features his arms and the widow’s family mottos.
The Children Friend notes Herbert Samuel succeeds Lord Fitzmaurice as Chancellor of the Duchy for his success drafting and passing the Children Act. Described as among the youngest brightest politicians, he is the first Jew in an English Cabinet. Beaconsfield politics shaped by his youth and effort. He toured pubs to gain firsthand knowledge during the Lice Bill discussions.
The Darwin centenary highlights Sir George Darwin Plumian professor at Cambridge and eldest son. Francis Darwin, author and scientist, and Horace Darwin civil engineer and mayor, are active in their fields. Francis and Horace are noted for major works and public roles.
A story about Sir Beerbohm Tree requesting dreamy scenery for King John. He asked for music like a Louvre picture with a green background and yellow spots. The first conductor quit saying yellow spots be hanged, while the second matched the prior score and pleased Tree.
The article recalls Sir Andrew Lusk known as the Father of London City. A persistent figure, he chaired many undertakings, supported religious and philanthropic causes, and was a friend of Disraeli yet a supporter of Gladstone. He started as a Greenock ship chandler, rose in London, served as Lord Mayor thirty six years earlier, and died near ninety nine as the oldest member of the British nobility.
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