Plague in England and its Rat and Mosquito Links
The article discusses the long history and transmission of plague, noting rats as carriers and the role of fleas and possibly other vectors. It cites mortality in Britain and India, outlines how plague bacillus was identified by Kitamato and Yerata, and mentions serum treatments and vaccines as explored preventives and cures.
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England
Ielands
Tadta
Man
India
Glasgow
Liverpool
Birmingham
Baia
Burgh
Punjab
Kitsoato
Japan
Yerata
Hongkong
Deen 1
Daughter Traps Deserting Father Then Helps Front Court
A Philadelphia man Benjamin Miller, sought for deserting his wife and children a year ago, was captured after his daughter Bertha, 18, traveled to New York to locate him. She posed to lure him to Philadelphia home where his wife confronted him and had him arrested, ending the chase.
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New York
Benjamin Miller
Philadelphia
Bir
MiMer
Pat Ha Wes
Bertha
Bim
Howe
Biller
Prison and Workhouse Report on Casual Ward Abuse
Captain Wisten, governor of Reatine Prison, reports to the English Prison Commissioners that most workhouse detainees perform daily tasks with little trouble. He suspects many enter casual wards to commit minor offences to gain prison comfort and suggests raising tank and food rewards to curb the practice.
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Wisten
Reatine
Howeve
Outrageous Boys Charge and Bath Court Incident
In England two boys, Goaree Hapland and Ernest Duck, faced theft and assault charges at Bath Poker Court on October 2. Duck was caught by four constables leaving a greenhouse with bunches of granse. Hapland wielded an air pistol, shouting threats and striking a constable, causing bleeding. The pair were remanded on bail as the case proceeded in Chesham.
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Eora Giarh
Kuehan
London
England
Sre
Multo
Indiana
Becama
Imiungran
Sim
Fir
Goaree Hapland
Ernest Duck
Bath
Duck
Human Railway Encyclopaedia at Sydney Central Station
An Evening News reporter observes chaos at Sydney’s Central Railway Station during holidays as trains bring large crowds. Officer Dr. J Brooks, dubbed the Human Railway Encyclopaedia, handles thousands of inquiries daily, recalling timetable details from memory and detailing the country visitors’ confusion and patience under pressure.
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Central Railway Station
Sydney
Bow
Warra
Sun-barat
Dusny
Inquiry Office
J. Brooks
Brooks
New South Wales
Emia
Walle
Amy
Panis
Caame Uhles
Dieerase Strane Rovers
Stroats
Fragmented interview reveals travel anxieties and city life bewilderment
A reporter recalls a visit with a family seeking train times amid a crowd that refuses to move from a seat. Mr Brooks notes the anxiety of city life and the discouraging impact on their confidence, while tallying a slate of questions answered and messages exchanged.
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Anthony Horderss
Eader
Mr. Brooks
Butler
Rey
Str
Brooke
The Coming of Santa Claus and Christmas Preparations
The article discusses Christmas customs and practical gift ideas for adults and children. It suggests giving plum puddings, home-made cakes, knitted or crocheted items, stockings, and simple handmade toys. It also offers decorating tips for a Christmastide table with holly, roses, mirrors, and a teddy bear centerpiece.
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Stark
Rod Ek
Dolighi
Belgut
Etrina
On & Moss Foundation
Wally Dawket
Compulsory Military Service Plans Across The Commonwealth
Senator Pearce, minister for defence, outlines compulsory service rules. Parents of youths aged 14 to 16 must register, with post offices issuing forms and area officers mapping districts. By mid January, drill sergeants and instructors start, issuing equipment and uniforms through the year. From July 1, 191? into 1912, draft ages increase as battalions form, with long service up to 55.
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Pearce
Defence
Yuleb
Pest and
Alten- Hoa
Peranaein
Loni Kitchener
Ieu
Gril
Ares Obbers
Pnd
Citizen Army
The Silent Profession at Tachmicel College of Batter a4
Avieiral Sir Wilmot Fawxes, Commander-in-Chief at Levemport, England, delivered a quiet speech while presenting prizes during the W years since Britannia and the craft have shaped a silent profession. The crowd laughed as the old owl fable was recalled. The USS Kyarte steamship arrived yesterday with 26 passengers at the port in Western Australia.
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Wilmot Fawxes
Levemport
England
Tachmicel College
Batter A4
Dritannia
Bens
Taugie
A.U.S
Kfartsos Vem Premantle
Australia
Va Porta
Lord Morley and the Enduring Reform Era
The article reflects on Lord Morley’s retirement from the Indian Secretaryship and his impact on British policy in India. It lauds his steady approach, contrasts with Lord Curzon, and notes Morley’s influence on liberal reform, governance, and the path toward expanded liberties for Indian subjects. It credits Morley with stabilizing administration, shaping parliament, and fostering a more nuanced relationship between Britain and India while acknowledging the broader political costs and challenges of reform.
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Antetcus
Lord Morras
Lord Morley
Actie
Carter
Altos
Acney
Biseczynow
Morleyw
India
Evershouy
Lord Sorley
Lord Curson
Cursum
Mortey
Curzon
Vielen
Alzorder
Morley
Mia Jourino
Sunpur
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Santa Claus
Anarchy and Reform
Lord Kitchener
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Ellal
Fren
Iban
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Fougat
Kitsbeser
Tip Lane
Talia
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Storley Hax
Grear
Hee
Sears
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Rte Iin
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