Theatre Courtier’s Dinner with a Mysterious End
Jasper Morgan joins a late seating at the converted coach house as guests arrive amid ritual observations and a tense atmosphere. Kenyon surveys the scene while Mrs Morgan’s death casts a shadow over the performance and audience reactions.
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Sonny Wordings
Jasper Morgan
Marga
Ambatiat
Gaspard
Laure
Morgan
Niles
Hid Zudieniee
Bi Neal
Digit Clegg
Tal
Kenyon
Orn i Couilgny
Teenie
Mes
Rhury
Kynyon
Curl Ainder
Oegan
Parlour Meeting Amid Parish Tensions Ends In Formal Introductions
In a village church scene, Mavis and Corslyn watch with interest as drama unfolds around the curate's arrival. Mrs Burbury glares and sniffles while Kenyon prepares for disruption, and Mr Jasper Morgan is revealed as the parish squire, adding tension to a tense gathering.
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Speehan
Plazi
Ebka
Mavis
Corslyn
Grishout
Burbury
Kenyon
Laurence
Morgay
Kcarate
Morgan
Clegg
Corplyn
Jasper
Bedtmobnt Clegg
Aiding Armenians Rep Sentatives Jailed by Turks
The Armenian Mission Board representatives Dr. William Nelson and others were jailed in Constantinople and Stamene secret prisons without food or water for days. They described harsh confinement by Turkish and Egyptian guards and a release after the German envoy intervened, saying their imprisonment was retaliation for aiding Armenians.
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Mission Board
Salona
Pickey
jArmenian HiSériait Tatief Eéufinitice
Beirut
Constantinople
William ‘Nelson
Tripoli
Syria
Dana
Stamee
Stamee With ‘Ubinty Criminals, Some of Tio
Plan for British War Dead Cemeteries Revealed
A report to the imperial war graves commission by Lieut Coil Sir Frederick Kenyon outlines a uniform cemetery design for British dead in Europe. Graves will align in orderly rows with grassy plots, paths, and angled headstones, facing east with altar stones at the far end. The headstone height is specified, and the pattern features a curved top.
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Tingland
Loney
England
Belgium
Imperial War Graves Commission
Coil
Frederick Kenyon
British Museum
Widitt
Alsace
Copenhagen
Mathias Eczberger
Berlin
Kasanade
Jace
Anglo American sea power tensions threaten holidays
London reports grave anxiety over Anglo American talks on sea power as President Wilson’s naval plan draws mixed reactions. British public opinion fears rigid terms could divide the Anglo Saxon alliance, while Canada seeks balanced support and a path to world peace without undermining empire.
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London
Wilson
Canada
Bordén
Britain
America
PE Dent
Oggyseas
Paris
Daily Chronicle
Lloyd George
England
América
Great ‘Britain
Armaeus
Lincoln statue debate pits Gaudens against Barnard option
Fragmented lines discuss Augustus St Gaudens Lincoln statue and George Gray Barnard's competing design. The American commission weighs placement at Westminster amid criticism of Barnard's work and ongoing controversy over merits of the two prominent Lincoln statues.
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Lincoln
St.Ganittas
Bernard Bavnard
The Exodus Story in an Old Lesson Guide
A religious text outlines biblical events from Israel’s bondage in Egypt to Moses’ rise, detailing the Increase of the Chosen Seed, a New Dynasty, and early measures by Pharaoh. It notes how God’s plan overrules worldly wisdom, with emphasis on Hebrew midwives, male children, and Moses’ preservation.
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Israel
Egypt
Arto- Joseph
Jacob
Joseph
Marurista
Yalal
Casti
Moses
Shawn Mowat Heth Viek
Pharaoh
Mosés
Miriam
Jwrith
Kage
Manitoba Winter Fair dates set for March 3 to 8
At the Manitoba Winter Fair and Fat Stock Association annual meeting plans were announced for the next winter fair March 3 through 8. The prize list was expanded amid wartime conditions to enhance the livestock event, with sales of purebred sows and cattle breeds, and nearly 700 head of Hereford and Shorthorn stock anticipated.
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Brandon
Man
Fat Stock Association
Heey
Hilton Beth Salé
James T.moffat
Carroll
W. H. ‘Opie
Plans and praise mark Haig in British war view
An article traces Allied command dynamics with Foch and Haig, noting that Haig supplied material and orders, contributing to the victory over Ludendorff while Foch shaped plans. The piece also mentions Estonian provisional government in Baltic affairs and Entente coordination.
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Fock
London
Ye de Bar Jhistggan
Talia
Buchan
Hay
Daily
Bield
Marshal Haig
Haig Rand
Roch
Ludendorff
Foch
Haig
Agind Haig
Onitearas
Evert
International peace conference delegates named for Lausanne meet
P M Draper, aide to Canadian peace mission, consults with Arthur Henderson and Labor party exec about the international worker conference opening January 6 in Lausanne Switzerland. British delegates include Thorne, Clynes, Bower, Henderson, MacDonald, Stout, Bunning, Snowden. Canada may send J C Watters or Gustav Gragey, with ten English seats at the conference. The gathering will discuss the war aims memorandum from last February.
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London
Trades and Labor Tsy
Canada
Beed
Arthur Henderson Aed
Laborepacty
Gard
Gorges
Lausanné
Switzerland
Trades Union Congress
Gnl
Laker Party
Messrs. Thorns
Clynes
Boweraan
J. C. Watters
Ottawa
Gustav Gragey
Montreah
Ams Wn Gp
French Shipping Questions Discussed
President Wilson met with Italian statesmen and French high commissioner Andre Tardieu to discuss relief work and shipping as France seeks large shipbuilding contracts in American yards. The US aims to keep yards free until the peace conference advances. Censorship promises are narrowed to political matters tied to the conference. Bolsheviki defeated in election in Brunswick and Mecklenberg Schwerin as the majority party gains and the bourgeoisie wins.
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Medach
Baris
Wilson
Ritten
Andre Tardieu
Sioner
United , States
Franc&t
United States
Wilsom
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