Alpine Hut Scene Amid Fast-Palling Snowbound Echoes
In an Alpine hut the party endures worsening snow as a high mountain ascent yields to white frost and dwindling hope. Conversation shifts from glacier plans to post cards and provincial chatter while a lone English climber arrives, exhausted, craving jam and a safer path.
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Reid
Zand
Inna Bruck
Filler
Mayrboren
Schwarsenstein
Keeney
Dresden
Randeur
Switzerland
Joe
Sol
James
Curious Horse Shoes Across Nations and Legends
Curious horseshoes are described from Iowland to Japan and Australia, using sheep horn deer horn aluminium and rubber. The piece notes experiments proving rubber and aluminium advantages, folklore about Irish iron and legends linking horseshoes to luck, including Mephistopheles and St Dunstan.
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Iowland
Oxus
Amu Daria
Ania
Lyons
Fitzland Dragoons
Japan
Contrasis
Enmeel
Australia
Leland
Ireland
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St. Dunstan
Satan
St. Dumetam
Hordern Opens New George Street Shop In Haymarket
A and A Hordern announce the opening of their newly erected George Street Haymarket premises. The store costs over £4000, spans 18 000 square feet, and features a three bay showroom with cedar fittings. Ground floor devoted to fancy drapery, first floor millinery, second floor costume department pending christening toy department.
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A. Hordern
George Street
Haymarket
City
John Reid
Bamar
Senate Vacancy in South Australia Becomes Court Case
The High Court discusses Josph Warden's petition after his unseating as a South Australian representative. The dispute centers on vacancy rules under the Commonwealth Constitution and direct election by the people, with references to O'Logalia and the loyalty of parliament to voters. The tone reflects a period legal drama over constitutional vacancy procedures.
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The
High Court
Tmsday
Ae & Court of Dispute Returns
Josph Warden
Beale
Bach
Charma
Emperor of Korea Crowned Amid Quiet Dismay in Seoul
Special correspondent reports from Seoul that Korea’s new emperor was crowned amid public anger and repression. Japanese officials dominated the ceremony with foreign observers limited while hundreds of Koreans mourn the old regime’s loss and protest the top-knot removal. The event featured a shift from traditional dress to a European style ceremony, with a Japanese-influenced court and a mixed presence of Koreans, Japanese, and a small number of Western officials.
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Seoul
Dave Angus
M’keurie
Daily Mail
Korea
Che It Chow Ho
Doras
Evra Shen
Sears
Hafe-Cullora
Euperor
Rewan
bin Barr Ag
Win Gold Lane
Allence
Eimperor
Gurata
Hysa
Uistake
Japan
de Poket
Mim
Wan
Mene
Tata Limbo
Grorra Buran Hasegami
Eta Waa
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M. Fe Planers
Pain Bada Mee Seeks Aid From Chamber This Week
Local report notes a request from Pain Bada Mee to the Chamber this week for support or partnership. The item highlights a push to secure resources or collaboration for community or business needs.
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Chamber
Morocco's Dual Personality Ruler Abd al Aziz
The Beloved Abd al Aziz of Morroco is portrayed as a dual figure by Frances Campbell a scholar and diplomat. He blends imperial pride with scholarly refinement while remaining a strong ruler who upholds tradition and resists reform. His leadership is marked by contradictions between luxury and austerity and a mix of cultural refinement and political authority. The piece surveys his appearance bearing Moorish style and a commanding presence, balancing reverence from subjects with fear of dissent.
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Aba' el Asle
Morocco
Abd al ‘Aziz
Frances Campbell
bin Appaaia
Tir
Rosen
van Tiyck
Charles
Genesia
Amuder
Growin
Moore
Mulal Rene
Abel
Lara
Nod Emala
Dina
Allan
Allah Akhbar
Abd
Simb a Uganda Rail way tale of wreck and alarm
An unstable report from the Uganda Railway recounts Simba the engine and a follow-up scare as two Hons approached the line. A station master, a guard, and a rail crew faced threats and injuries with telegrams urging rapid action and safety measures amid a tense incident on the yard and permanent way.
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Simba
Uganda
Fe Thalte -Mucucor
Maby Wa
N'Elodk
Ameln
Toa
Crotley
Trafic
Polniaman
Sigsal
Polnia
Sebmeragh
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