Rebels Rally as Visit to India Fails to Calm Unrest
Special guide notes that the royal visit to India sparked sedition and protests nationwide. It cites editorials condemning the revolt, labor leader Keir Hardie’s push for free India, and authorities clamping down with arrests and press suppression. Paragraphs quote Indian officials and protest rhetoric, warning of intensified actions and British force.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Abercorn
Prince End Princess of Wales
India
Flabler
Bardiv
Sandhya
Wal Dee
Jewt
Devel Wohelser
Ucla
Burken
Bengt Ganthst
Avery Vilinge
Bindustin
Denny
Liverty
Mme Jnrkate
Ecoat
Human Wheelbarrow Race Debuts at Famous French Resort
A seaside resort on the British Channel announces a new event, the human wheelbarrow race, famed as a marquee attraction. The spectacle features male challengers racing with assisting partners, presented on hotel lawns and beaches during the bathing season. Prizes include cash and consolation awards, with the event drawing spectators from England France and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aggies
Engharad
France
Croesus Fortune and French Aid Funded by Marquis De Castellane
The Marquis de Castellane funds a cancer cure search and a hospital in Africa while promoting philanthropy. He sent money to Paris for cancer research and established a military hospital in French North Africa, earning praise as a patron, philantropist, and patriot amid the era's social scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marquis de Castellane
Baron Dew de Mathschild
Fama
Baits Firma
Timaele
Aend- Simy of Medicine
Paris
Tisuke
Hut
Comedia Pratn
Tinh de Rothsehldt
Africa
Henri da
Jeagine
Novi Polae
Weomellor
Warera
Wearlands
Dngalia
MT. Clomagee
France
Uirad
Rystorl
PLAN CHRISTMAS GIFTS FOR 50 000
Plan discusses charity gifts in Theight London with Countess of Strafford and Lady Henry Soni¢rmel proposing Christian aid for poor children. Mentions distribution of gifts to 50 000 children and cooperation with New York experts to fund materials and shipping. Calls for forming social relief connections and local fundraising to supply gifts and support working families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Countess of Strafford
Henry Soni¢rmel
Yiie
Stratton
Attair
Gill
New York
Starve 10 Death in Richest City World Warns on Inequality
A century article reflects on famine and starvation in London linking it to wealth disparity. It critiques public policy, cites a death toll near ten in London, and discusses universal remedies and social duties amid a wealthy metropolis. The piece questions divine judgment versus systemic failings and calls for reform.
Prince Henry Ten Brings War Fleet Threatened
A garbled report cites Prince Henry and a German network in a tense scene about naval buildup and tensions with Veussia. The text alludes to London papers and Atlantis, hinting at a potential imperial display at sea and possible global friction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cabluco
Moiney
Londo
Eves
Atlantis
Ths
Walter Fe
Wireless Across the Atlantic Reported Again
A fragmentary notice notes a historic step with the first wireless transmission across the Atlantic. The item references London officials and mentions a series of garbled names and terms, indicating a disrupted OCR segment about maritime or communications milestones.
Fragmentary royal consent speech references marriage plan
The fragmented text hints at a royal figure granting consent for a marriage, praising a kingly ally and noting timing and location details. It mentions North Wood, English week, and a linkage to fealty to the monarchy, with terse commentary on political alignment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Clementieut
North Wood
d'Orleans
Sovernien
Aviah
Orier
School for Mothers Inaugurated In Paris Facility
A Paris based project introduces a school for young and older mothers to teach infant care, nutrition, and home economy. The program, supported with a modest five dollar monthly cost, aims to reduce infant mortality and improve domestic life through instruction in child care, health, and household management.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Villiem
Eperint
Mme
Deanne Girard
Profesor Vinne
Paris
OL MedTeine
Drias
Heselinator
Duartier
N'Union Saniliade
Amnion
Mamet Exnerlennes
AMOME
Anil
Sven
Dabing
England Needs Men Whom She Drove Away War Dispatch
A British force seeks skilled workers in the United States after layoffs at Woolwich and other arsenals. It notes interchangeable weapon parts and the need for high grade men with precise eyesight and delicate touch. Uprooted workers in America face uncertain futures as Britain calls for returnees to meet war needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Li Londen
Beltish War Department
Woollwieh Arsenal
America
Bethiel
American
Fa Auttes
Vatu
Plan to form cooperative servants company in Gordon City
Special Cable dispatch describes a proposal at Gordon City on October 26 to create a cooperative company pairing households with domestic servants. The plan would offer shared housing with kitchens and bathrooms, central meals, and rotating maids to elevate standards while reducing individual domestic labor for families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laofen
Ue Girdon
Ain Betchworth
Winjis
Charlotte Stetson
Dying memory inspires crowd in Paris school scene
An improvised tribute gathers around tables in a Paris school area as a group of about a dozen children and an older mother observe a reverent moment. The scene echoes street life in New York and San Francisco with the crowd enjoying a gentle, communal display.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ie Rue de Che Venne
Avery Mitho Tehie
Olay
Sith
Paris
New York
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Coyuil
Emistive
Wes
Alexander
Leon
Weill
Raza Wien
Tussia
Couisel
Perfsetton
Netoutine
Wal
Eyagal
Theo
Siewean
Weis
Faliicres Beleves
Toletul
Iivina
Jessy
Thorea
Han
Wiilshévar
Popukier Pabery
Prince Henry
Atlantic
Son Mayor S of London
Wiseneidter
MD Alsthnetion
Annie
Lynsbll
Wignorry
Wie
Thavean Rudat- Will
Umuelar
Pyne
Gunga Weubepwill
Gooveentpe
Lis
Grare
New Guinea
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