Springtime in London Week by Week Delights and St Patrick’s Day
London Week by Week chronicles a March 26 1903 mood with spring hints and outdoor drives, Irish shamrocks from Ireland, St Patrick’s Day festivities at Londonderry House and Marlborough House, patrols, fashion, and cultural notes including opera plans and royal observations.
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London
St. Patrick's Day
Ireland
Londonderry House
Royal Irish Industries’ Association
Marchioness of
Curraghmore
Countess of Mayo
Countess of Dudley
Countess of Belaborough
Garryhill
Lady Garrath
Marchioness
Downshire
Marlborough House
Prince of Wales
Irish Industry Fund
Shamrock
County Galway
Cecil
John Redmond
Marie Narelle
Donal Aboo
St. Patrick
Albert Hall
Ada Crossley
Kathleen Mavourneen
Donovans
Sany
Fen
Queen
Empress Marie
Princess Victoria
Waterloo Club
Mr. Seymour
Toronto letters and theatre notes from a bustling season
A letter from David Glassford in Toronto praises his performances at the Royal Alex and his varied roles in The Liars and other plays. The column notes a fine for Seivier, remarks on snow, and previews upcoming Sunny Southland concerts by Mr. and Mrs. Albert Mallinson to be staged in Australia and New Zealand starting May 20, with a chronological program for educational value.
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Sydney
Miss Phillips
Pelle Court
Fanp-St
King-st
Mn Simla
Bangalore
Royal Military Academy
David Glassford
Toronto
Royal Alexandra Theatre
Jobn Glayde
David
Liars
Toronto Paper
Sir Christopher Deering
Albert Mallinson
Sunny
Budget Sub-Committee Recommends Naval Construction Cut
The Budget Sub-Committee of the Russian Duma recommended reducing the current year estimates for new naval construction by £ 1,.2%,000. The decision signals tighter defense spending and may affect project timelines and contractor allocations.
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Duma
Kentucky Vendetta and Judge Hargis Murder Saga
A detailed account links the Hargis clan vendetta in Breathitt County Kentucky to a series of feuds and killings since the Civil War. Judge Jim Hargis, famed political boss, was shot by his own son amid a brutal campaigns era, with murders and arson tied to Cardwell Cockrill descendants and a long-running land dispute and political power.
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Evening News
Hargis
Breathitt County
Kentucky
Mark Twain
New York
London
Glencoe
Corsica
Mid West
Jim Hargis
Jackson
America
Hell-for-Sartin
Jackson County
Hargises
Cardwell-Cockrills
Daniel Boone
Tennessee
Prairies
Pacific Slope
Cardwells
Lo Jackson
Callahan
Cockrills
Cockrill Boys
Cox
Jim Cockrill
British beer licensing bill under Asquith prompts vast UK brewers data
The House of Commons debates Mr Asquith’s new Licensing Bill amid a detailed UK beer industry census. It lists 4536 brewers, total output last year of 35,268,800 barrels, revenue of £47,922,089. London leads with malt and hops use, Burton and Dublin follow, one firm exceeds two million barrels, sugar use noted for another. India is top beer export market, followed by the United States and Belgium.
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Burton
Dublin
Orm
Minh
Orman
India
United States
Belgium
Mothers Flossine for children heads and hair care
An advertisement promotes Mothers Flossine to keep children’s heads clean and free from nits and parasites. It claims dandruff prevention, healthier scalp, and silkier hair, suitable for adults too, with details for purchasing via a Sydney agent Brothwood Chemist and local stock.
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Sydney
Great Britain
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Clarence Street
Chigwell Way
Sam Weller
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London Evening News
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Hope
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Lord Roberts
Erin
Countess of Limerick
Shamrock League Association
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Princesa Victoria
King
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Paget
Mme. Vagliano
W. K. D'Arcy
Arthur Wilson
Harry Lawson
Alfred Rothschild
Lord Bath
Dudley
Adair
Hall-Walker
Ronalds
Sassoon
Farquhar
McEwen
Harry Higgins
Walter Burns
de Grey
Lord Aberdare
Neumann
Carl Meyer
Mackay
Potter Palmer
Duchess of Westminster
Palace Theatre
Salome
Maud Allan
Canada
Palace
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Gaga
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Soho Baloon
Dawson
Cannon Street Hotel
Pillar Hall
Good
Great City
Lord Rothschild
National Credit
Lord Avebury
Covent Garden
Soprani
Mile B. Bruhm
Mile. Cavalieri
Paris
Mile
Fely Dereyne
Mile. Destinn
Berlin
Mme. Gillibert-Lejeune
Frau Gulbranson
Bayreuth
Miss C. Hatchard
Frau Knupfer-Egli
Dessau
Signor Zenatello
Signor Zucchi
M. Crabbe
Brussels
Signor
Gianoli Galietti
Herr Geis
Munich
M. Gilibert
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M. Journet
Herr Knupfer
Herr Karl Mang
Bremen
M. Marcoux
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Royal Artillery
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Mallinson
Vienna
Mr. J
Jim
Nebristad
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Conjurer
Petersen
Petersen's Corner
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Consult
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Seivier
Pitt and
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Pitt-Street
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