Arbitration and neutral rights amid the Geneva Court dispute
The piece argues for restraint and legal principle in disputes between Britain and the United States, warning against passion and urging belief in arbitration. It critiques mixing law with opinion, defends neutrality duties under Washington and Geneva norms, and questions the scope of consequential damages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amphictyonic Council
International Tribunal
England
United States
Henry IV
Cobden
New ‘York
Great Britain
Lord Russell
Saaladstone
Geneva ‘Court
Gladlaved
Jefferson Davie
Duke of Argyll
Lord Granville
G. 0. Lewis
End
Milner Gibson
Fimillyte
Washington
Alabama
Rouse -Nitells
Nashville
Florida
Shenandoah
Hamilton Fish
Geneva Tribunal
Lincoln
Working Men's Clubs in Pimlico Aim for Model Facility
A committee led by the Earl of Rosebery and Lord Richard Grosvenor promotes a Pimlico Working Men's Club with initial donations and seeks public support to fund a comfortable, beverage-free social center. It cites British Workman pubs as successful models and urges managers to balance comfort with prudent alcohol policies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pimlico
Marquis of Westminster
Working Men’s Club and Institute Union
Marquis
Earl of Rosebery
Richard Grosvenor
Thomas Brassey
Ares
Leeds
Huddersfield
Hull
Cardiff
Morley
Wakefield
Pudsey
Selby
Goole
Rochdale
Liverpool
Bristol
Lancaster
Leicester
Croydon
Pimlico Club
Columbia Market
Northampton
Working Men’s Club
Punkishourts
Workmen's Club
Endlann's Arp to Irns Lane and Irish relief debate
The piece urges British and French aid context in the famine era and lists relief amounts from the British Relief Association and other sources totaling 2.63 million, excluding a ten million grant. It also notes Scott Rousseau's letter to working men and the Council of Legislators outlining measures to turn his seven resolutions into law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Endlann
Irns Lane
Butt
Martin
United States
France
England
British Relief Association
Friends
Scott Russeau
Pentioran