Somalis Arrive in England at the Crystal Palace
Somalis, seen by a Daily Telegraph reporter, arrived in London aboard the Clan Macfadyen and were paraded at the Crystal Palace on Easter Monday. The party, described as tall, dignified, and powerful, included women and children and was guided by Mr D Humiyn, a renowned naturalist and wild animal dealer.
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Crystal Palsen
London
Lehn
Bury
Kepress
Macfadyen
Gravesend
Strick
Jp Duries
Menos
Bill
Cerrana
Menges
Win
Hagenbeck
Hamburg
Ihvar
Enraia
Throy
Crystal Palace
World's Heaviest Ship Reset by Harland and Wolff
A record setting vessel built for Hamburg America and claim of 70 meters beam and 52 depth sails for New York service. The ship measures 22,600 tons with a crew of 680 and designed to reach twenty knots on its maiden run.
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Messrs. Harland and Wolff
Belfist
Blomburg
New York
Bile Beans Promote Recovery After Surgery Claims
In a letter from Mrs SE Mitchell of Almendale, the writer credits Bile Beans for aiding recovery after a severe operation. She describes months of weakness, then rapid improvement within ten days after starting the remedy, stating it was the turning point and could have spared further surgery. The account promotes the product as a universal remedy for many ailments.
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Mre SE Mitchell
Tuyformstreet
Almandale
Byaney
Inmensa
British Textile Industry and Colonial Policy Debate
London reports detail the Tariff Commission on textiles praising colonial preference but warning of Continental and American competition. Prime Minister and Chamberlain argue colonial policy, while Labour and Unionists discuss imperial trade, protection, and empire advantages. Local notes include political events and international misgivings.
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London
Tarltt
Ee Callen
Cours Shell Notte
Béutes
Great Briteis
War era escape amid Tenshima battle report
London reports Rear Admiral Enquist escaped with the cruisers Aurora Oleg and Jemtschug after the Tenshima clash on May 27. Russians blamed Japanese submarine torpedo boats for confusion and losses. Aurora suffered major damage.
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Enquist
London
Aurora
Oleg
Jemtchug
Tenshima
Manila
Baquist
Reuters
Waguist
Oficer
Riquist
Milat
Aes
Tomichug
Luzon
Naulat'e
Sual
Ac Sus
Train
Masia
Ohio
Cincinati
Veles
Aurore
Jemtering
Aguiec
Sta Capetain
Prince Pateaten
Aureck
Tres
Cers
Olers
Jemichugrs
Sad Limae
Japanese Victory and Far East War News
Reports describe the battle off the Korean coast where the tsarist cruiser Dmaliit Donksol was abandoned and sank after torpedoes. Two thirds of its crew perished. a captain died from wounds. Japan plans a large shrine on Grura-shima to mark the Tsushima battle. Transports at Shanghai interned. crews released on pay. Rumors of unrest in St. Petersburg and noncombatants ordered to leave Vladivostock.
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West Australium
Desa
Ballarat
Parkyal
St. Paul's Cathedral
Tunis
G. A. Lowther
Mororca
Fez
Ur Talay
Aelied Free Church of Scotland
Maksimpyiteh
Warsiw
Wwe
Cecilia
Mecklenburg-Schiweein
Germany
Berlin
Augusta Victoria
Duchauw
Bowmorrow
Dmitri Donskoi
Borla Wate
Dmaliit
Kores
Dmlitl
Donakol
Wrs
Sasebo
Hordal
Tan-shims
Togo
Admire
Kamimura
Kaisoki
Japan
Laige Fighthous
Grura-shima
Tsu-shima
Shanghai
Wu-dung
Times
St. Petersburg
Manchurie
Vladlyostack
Mounted Police Quarters At Belmore Park Plea For Better Arrangements
The article details the Mounted Police quarters at Belmore Park, criticizing the temporary facilities and urging faster construction of new, proper headquarters. It notes 42 horses housed across stalls and boxes, with 45 men under Sub-inspector Clarke, and describes damp, unhealthy sleeping areas and makeshift storage during relocation periods.
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Mary Fuur
Felice
Sti
Redfern
Police
Evening News
Grand
Borges
Park Road
Victoria Barracks
Sydney Cricket Ground
Clarke
Ruartera
Clarks
Ergeant Hall
Fraser
Atverstien
St Peters Tribute Describes Cure Claims for Clement’s Tonic
William Parker of St Peters claims a six month illness cured by Clement’s Tonic after trying multiple medicines. He describes relief from headaches and fatigue, regained appetite and energy, and credits the tonic with restoring well being. Parker signs declaration endorsing the remedy while noting its popularity and cautions readers to judge claims carefully.
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William Parker
Goodaell-wireet
St. Peters
Clemente
Mr. Parker
Clemente Tonle
Clement
Clemenis Tonio
Uae
Erarumont
Goodsellrizert
Newcoat Wales
Harsh Quarters At Randwick Depot And Exits
The report describes squalid dining rooms and cramped quarters at Randwick depot. Dust, fleas, and cold conditions plague winter and summer, with a cramped cooks galley for 45 men and a small stove. Bathing and shower facilities are limited, asphalt yards are extensive, and transport access is poor.
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Els
Ula Trulum
Randwick
Paseing
Belmore Barracks
Clarke
Sielling ‘Sportsioat
Daxger Rgm Sas
Burau Strveturr No Front ife Safe Keeping
Fragmented OCR musing describes safekeeping and ledgerlike notes about safes and a wooden cabinet. It references the General’s files and larks of security, with mentions of valuables and a temporary depot amid wartime concerns. It suggests strict handling to protect instruments and avoid delays.
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Boura
Diberciow Uiliisch
Luskioe
Vobvetyenesa
Peerages at £20,000 Libel Case Wins for Newspaper
In a notable libel action, Bere von Guienian, a wealthy Lorli manufacturer, claimed a press report in The Journal falsely alleged a 200,000 coin peerage sale. Van Koerber testified the allegations were untrue. after cross examination he withdrew the action, shocking the fashionable court crowd.
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Youona
Bere von Guienian
van Koerber
Peer Beno
Kbd Nealing
van Koerhun
Bugeror
Terr van Gute
Hrongh Aly
Audiente
Napoleon relics stolen in Liverpool theft
A Liverpool museum reports the theft of Napoleon era relics from the Maver Collection. A £390 reward is offered for recovery and for arrests and convictions. Items described include a cameo ring with Napoleon and Marie Louise portraits and a jeweled snuffbox with portraits of Napoleon, Marie Louise, and the King of Rome.
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Liverpool
England
Maver
Liverpool “Museum
Napoleon
Laurasted
Amail
Mamonds
Napoleon Tod
Maria Louise
Mma
Ney
Mosiwa
Marie Louise
Youne Xing
Rome
Mall Mamonds
Ty Napoleon
Ty Mupthal Ney
Ube
Cinematograph Martyr at Paris Site Draws Crowd
A vivid film scene near Paris shows a Roman arena with Nero presiding as slaves and soldiers perform a staged execution. The crowd watches a complex sequence including a captive dragged to the stake and Christians bound for martyrdom, ending with a dramatic, somber close.
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Paris
Bodu
Rhedom
Pathe Brothers
China
Inn
Nero
Nery
Nim
Vlickine
Juliang
The Motor Bus Cut of Keeping and Its Costs
A Christchurch report analyzes a Stirling 12 passenger motor bus running nine months between Cathedral Square and the railway station. It carried Damiensern at 30 per head, covering 17,000 miles and 71,394 passengers with total earnings of £502 and net gain of £40. The project’s success prompts several larger buses to be introduced by the Christchurch Motor Bus Company.
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Chletshorch
Up Kerpami
Ator
Ramk
Commonwealth
L.p. Stirling
Cathedral Square
Railway Station
Christchurch
Curry
Img Damiensern
Christchure Motor ‘Bus Company
Duniop Company
Sable
Clifford Bary
Bon
Rolle
C Beanoct
Begine
The Royal Maundy Observance Described
In April 39 the Maundy money ceremony at Weaveainster Abel is detailed. Bishops and clergy, including the Bishop of Ely and the Dean of the Chapel Royal, attend as the royal purse is distributed. The event features offerings of confections, bread, wine, and the ceremonial alms.
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Abel
Ealwerd
Wales
Ely
Coreincey
England
London
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy Promises Cure All Coughs
A historical ad claims Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as a universal cure for coughs and respiratory issues. It touts permanent health benefits, improved formulas, and wide applicability across ages, urging readers to trust Wonks' cure and promising nationwide reach under a communications firm.
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Chamberlain
Natina
Acimany Ua
Emugha
Golan
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