London Week by Werksy Emily Soldene
A fragmented diary style column from London notes December 27 recounts bustling Christmas shopping along Oxford Street Regent Street and Bond Street with vivid details of jewelry clothing and gifts. It describes festive crowds, decorations, personal greetings and later shifts to a solemn account of Lord Kelvin’s funeral and a Mutiny anniversary ceremony with speeches, music, and veterans gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emily Soldene
London
Wonderland at the Apollo and many theatres in London
A lively London theatre roundup lists venues including the Apollo Drury Lane Lyceum and others, with notes on plays such as Cinderella and Sinbad the Sailor, plus stars like Agnes Fraser and references to local politics and social gossip in a mosaic of metropolitan stage life.
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Truefit's
Share
Pwell
Paat
Panvas
Rhough
Teco
Marreriiuk
Pluero
Suro
G. B Shaw
Mairy Field
Union 16
the Apollo
Irury Lane
Gabye
Wood
Lyceum
Ropinian Cruwae
Aidding
Duke of Yorks
Pater Pam
Maribor Bagh Theatre
Fading Wood
Kintington Theatre
Ctronet
Cumien
Dirk Whittington
Forearmed theater usher tricks crowd into refunds
A sober Englishman confronts a ruse where Turner, manager of a Lent on playhouse, claims tickets are already sold and offers refunds. the tall patron challenges the scheme after a prior drunken bout, exposing the ruse and prompting a tense exchange at the box office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
My. Turner
Orc Scotetti
Child Giants Arrive in England From New Zealand
Wiltrid Westwood, arriving in England at Wedarsburs from New Zealand, stands 62 inches chest and 8 inches calf. his 10 year old sister Rubs is half an inch shorter and weighs 17 stone 11 pounds.
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Wiltrid Westwood
England
Wedarsburs
New Zealand
Bewlands
Sistar
Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People Ad
Wasted away to nothing started at sixteen for want of blood. Liver and kidneys went wrong, nerves and headaches. New life and vigor promised by Dr Williams Pink Pills. Testimonial claims cured by pills, claiming blood rebuilding power and health restoration for pale people.
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Williams
Dr. Williams
Biles Williams
Ming
Williame
Gr. Williams
de. Williams Medictar Co
Gambling and Warrants Dominate Glassgow Warrant Market
The article discusses gambling in warrants and metal trading, detailing how speculators manipulate prices in pig iron and sugar markets. It notes large fortunes and losses driven by market cues, with the Glassgow warrant market as a central hub and brokers profiting amid price swings. It also mentions a Durham heir inheriting wealth and an unusual cow following a gander in Holbeach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broateat Amou
Hans
Face
Mouin
Murial
Glasgow
Max
Joeph Carter
Durham
Aranor
Hix
Ant
Holbeach
Children's Heats and Hair Care Remedy Adverts
An old advertisement touts a product marketed as safe for children and adults for hair growth and health. It claims benefits for cleanliness, vitality, and hair care while warning against poisons and promoting a Sydney agent for acquisition in Britain. The language emphasizes universal use at home and references Mrathwood Chemist in Sydney and a Kine Street address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alan
Sydney
Mrothwood
Great Britain
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Paling A
Wame
Jarre Wand
Tal
Tries
Clas A Ae Orn
Zae
Man Caan
Australasia
Clarence St
Reaney
Imperial Lights
W. Adams & Co.,Ltd
Clarence-Street
WERK
Erebus
Oxford-street
Oxford Circus
Regent Street
Piccadilly Circus
Bond-street
Mamond Taran
North Seas
Calmon
Ohetatmus
Persia
Afghenistan
Ines
Pranenio
North Sydney
Frisen
Chicago
New York
South Africa
Maby
Holmes
Rothschild
Phaamanta
North Hampstead
Phea
Willow Cottage
Mr. Richter
Scrivener
Pix Wister
Miss Richter
Madeline Royal
Madeline
Lord Kelvin
Whitipster Abbey
King
Prince of Wales
Newton
Setenre
Lord Rayleigh
O.M
Royal Society
J. Morley
Infis
Archibald Giekin
K.C.B
Geological Society
A Crum Brown
Royal Society of Edinburgh
Peterhouse
Pambrider
J. Wolfe Barry
Tustilu
Edward H. Seymour
J.T. Bottomley
F.R.S
G. King
W. Crum
James Thomson
W. Bolyander Brown
D- King
J. F
G. Bottomley
Duke of
Lisut
Arthur Bigge
G.C.V
Duke of Counaugh
Greeg Wilkinson
Princess Louise
Duchess of Argyll
Arthur Ponsonby
Bisck
Daily Telegraph
Albert Halt
Thriee
Ueare
Ima
Mathey
Lancaster
Wales
Ireland
Scotland
Manchester
Liverpool
Jersey
Birmingham
Wolverhampton
Leamington
Coventry
Bobs
Albert Memorial
Mall
Abby
Lord Roberts
The
Empire
Law Tener
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Hayevick
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Johan Sichalson
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Ate
Nce
Crand
Tau
Gwar
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Sudan
Indian Empire
Perth
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India
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Lord Kitchener
Valenda Teromber
Wolssley
Gattan Veleraap
Imilan
Lord Wolfe
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Kedl
Rudyard Kiplison, Noy
Lord Cursos
Pau
Wale
York
Old Indies
Lucknow
Delhi
Agra
Dwa Hior
Ferozabad
Gell
Théo Techtone
Harlech
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Elgar
Asgus Gibson
Bill
Mise Muriel Fostat
Ludovic Goets
Tet Bare
Mr. Bhearies
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Mr. Lewis Waller
Rudyard Kipling
Rall
Eld
KIKO
Roberta
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Dowb Ransington
Rivierm
Coomassie
Hampéta
Briarwood
Australia
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PaMfaire
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Morrison and Spooner
High- Bate
Pepper
Scotland Yard
Home Office
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Highcate Cemetery Company
Tong
Xindy
Saya
Dora
Eva
Araothur
Rene
Dreadhally
Erarsin
Hye Eed
Peres
Verarmes
Petersen
Irda Panton
West Ed Hotines
Muriet
Nate Iit
Ann Papie
Tully Burnt
Agnes Fraser
Walter Panansoret Fine
Mason
Roy Papa Caid
Wrerergees Rolie
Frankes
Pitt and
Liverpool Streets
Falieres
CHILD
Pink
Women
Endar
Thal Eras
Giese
Wea
Brasil
Ene
Paul Steer
Avaimer
Pat Namwrer
Albee
Orile
Reeks
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