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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Sep 16, 1909
Page
10
In a frontier camp Burrell uncovers tangled motives as John Gale faces Ben Stark over Merridy Bennett. Stark, Gale, and Burrell clash in a tense night of threats and revelations as Necia’s fate and Merridy’s death drive a perilous pursuit toward justice and vengeance.
The Darwin centenary celebration at Cambridge honors Sir George Darwin Plumian professor of astronomy and experimental philosophy. His brothers Francis and Horace Darwin also exert influence in science and public life, with Francis famed for Life and Letters of Charles Darwin and Practical Physiology of Plants, and Horace serving as mayor of Cambridge and chairman of the Cambridge Scientific Instrument Co. Limited.
An altar frontal sent by the widow of Col. Noyes, who died on his honeymoon, is being worked by four Bloomsbury nuns. The 8 by 4 foot three panel piece features an allegorical portrait of Col. Noyes as a medieval knight and includes embroidered arms and family mottoes.
Mr Herbert Samuel succeeds Lord Fitzmaurice as Chancellor of the Duchy and led the Children Act through Parliament. Described as a brilliant young politician and the first Jew in an English Cabinet, he also toured pubs to study licensing.
A tale recalls Sir Beerbohm Tree during an King John production asking for music like a Louvre painting with a green background and yellow spots. The first musical director quits in frustration at the demand, then a second director reproduces the original score and is praised for the same imagery.
A memorial sketch recalls Sir Andrew Lusk as a persistent figure in Victorian public life. He chaired numerous undertakings, supported religious and philanthropic causes, and backed both Disraeli and Gladstone in the House of Commons. Born to a Ayrshire farmer, he rose from ship chandler to the City and was the oldest surviving British baronial figure before his death.
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