Reclusive Mayfair widow Mrs Inia Macdowall dies
Inia Macdowall a wealthy recluse of a Park Lane house lived with one servant for years. She died suddenly with few callers and a medical exam was conducted. The Daily Express notes her death on December 1 and police opened the front door during the inquiry.
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Mayfair
Inia Macdowall
Routh Street Park Lane
Burl Grey
Katherine Dartess
Westimefer
Samuel Four
Ani
Daily Express
Kemal Grenn
Utah
la Cigale
la Clesse
Cross Hotel
Giris Ani
Mable
Carlo
Pergy
Charles Dickens
Thackeray
Mt Rendsat
Cii
Jude
Landan
English dancer Dorothy Abbott sues over contract breach
An English girl dancer, Dorothy Abbott aged fifteen, traveled from Bedford to London and sues Sydney Thomas Russell proprietor of a Brixton dancing academy for £50 after failing to receive promised terms. The Daily Mail reports her parents claim breach of contract and seek restitution for her losses.
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Eyrie
Lambeth County
Daily Mail
Mes
WV. Abhoy
Princeton Street
Bedford, Row
W.C
Sydney Thomas Russell
Brixton
Dorothy Abbott
Chaplin Recalls Australia Journey in Southampton Talk
Mr. W. Chaplin told the Cameron Club of his six month voyage to Australia and back noting vast cattle and sheep stocks, rich mineral wealth, and high living costs. He described Cape Town to Adelaide, Melbourne on Cup Day, and a bush tramway region before returning via the Suez Canal.
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W. Chaplin
Australis
Southampton Cameron Club
Philharmonit Hall
Southampton Times
Austratte
United Kingdom
Europe
United States
Canada
Chaplin
Lee
New South Wales
England
Hat Humber
Sydney
Wasmanig
Ireland
Bouthampton
Niatice
Wistralia
Vuuncey
Rusinulla
Italy
whatGalty
Commonwealth
Pal
Australia
LABOR
Weater
Australig
Ry Iberrate
Cape Town
Adelaide
Melbourne
Derby
Fingland
Mission Guld
Tasmania
Blue Mountains
Katoomba
Jenolan
Thaplin
Tim Perth
Me Chaplin
Davies
Tiamatchihenan
Ant
Mr Peet
Europs
Reid Avila
Two Testimonials For Warner's Safe Cure
From R Olds of Wanganu, NZ and J Colgan of Maylands Perth WA, men describe chronic back and kidney troubles, liver pain, and digestive issues. After using Warner's Safe Cure they report relief, improved appetite, less back and head pain, and renewed vitality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. R. Olds
Bell-street
Wang Nul
N.Z
Warner
Trade use of water cited in high court debate
Lords discuss whether water uses in catering and shops count as trade. Mr Salter mentions Ashmongers, photographers, florists while Lord Dunedin and Lord Atkinson weigh if greengrocers or wash shops imply water for trade. Sir Robert Finlay argues the water in catering may be trade use, raising a significant question.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord Denedin
Mr. Salter
Lord Dunedin
Lord Atkinson
Robert Finlay
K.C
Law Lords debate if kettle boiling is trade in hotel water case
Four Law Lords and five eminent counsel met at the House of Lords to decide whether the hotels water supply used for catering falls under a trade or domestic purposes. The respondent occupier of the Crutched Friar Hotel argued the catering creates a trade. the board contended the water use for tea and cooking may be trade, while the judges reserved judgment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord Halsbury
Down Street
Minories
Metropolitan Water Board
Lussie
Clavell Salter
K.C
Water Board
St Ain
Lord Dunedin
H.C
Salter
Subscribed Capital and Trusteeship Powers for Melbourne Firm
Subscribed capital 138000 pounds reserved liability 100000 pounds guarantee funds 10000 pounds. Registered offices 25 Queen Street Melbourne. Board includes Edward Fanning chairman W H Irvine Donald Mackinnon RG McCutcheon Stewart McArthur. Company empowered by Parliament to act as executor administrator trustee receiver under Lunacy Act and to take transfers of existing trusts. Income collected funds invested estates managed or realised. Joel Fox manager T Martin assistant manager.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queen Street
Melb
Edward Fanning
W.H. Irvine, Esq
Donald Mackinnon
RG. McCutcheon
Stewart McArthur
Joel Fox
T. Martin
Courtship Subtleties at Birmingham Assizes
In a breach of promise case the defendant admits friendship with a widow since July 1912 and that they were walking out though not planning marriage. The plaintiff’s counsel asks the difference between walking out and engagement while the judge clarifies the terms. Teething remedy Keront’s Soothing Tow bene is advertised with product stamps from Geelong.
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Birmingham Assizes
Kernot
Chemin
Geelong
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Sem
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Jens Melbouwne
David Hyland & Bons
Sennitt’s Freezing Works
Wifre Shakespeare Studted
the Keys
Knight
Cam
ASCE
Rgeelong
Gheringhap St
Abbott, Hupmobile
Swift
Straker-Squire Cars
Elizabeth St. N
H. Bruce
the People's Tailor
Bourke &Treet
the Union Manufacturing CO
Elizabeth Street
Wolfe
Froma Etdaing
the Union Mig. & Agency Co
Gloser Settlement
Al's
Streatham
Skipton Vehuea
Estat
Neprin
Nerein
Widderia Pannoo Marathon
Willey Grove
Woerrber
Ramon Eumorana
Hamilton
Yarragon Wangaratia Warraga
Killmany Park
Yorkmen's Ad
Allambre Esiste
Waubra Estate
Pender's Grove Estate
Bona Viata
E. Jenken
Lands Purchase Board
Wisi
Echuca
Stone and CO
Petit Robert Schulte, P
Ywarket
Willamson
Lowers
Westminster Gazette
Donald Currin
Williemson
Lakers
Ias
Istries
Anwalnest
Boorlend
Marden
Lux
Woollena
Laver Brothers Limited
Lamelle
Uying
Lazarette
Tvo
Marie Zenty
Marie Lasarette
Etiennette
Jeanne
Antoinette
Emegeges
Robur
Wasesaaaesesees
the Equity Trustees, Executors, & Agency CO. Ltd
Tae Ue Ee
Bourke Street
Pearmact
Colling Street
Ford
Tarrant Motors Pty. Ltd
Russell Street
Wade
Gippsland
Benz Farmers and Carriers
BENZ
Benz Motor Agency
Rene Nie
Vehicles & Motor Cars
Coffey Bros
Oueen Street
Church Street
South Richmond
Crain, Scarlett & Company
Collins ST
Scarlett
Tril
Kiel
Bellis
Pitts
Verviers
Brussels
National Bank of Belgium To & Cologne Bank
Victoria
Buckeye Harvester Co
A. Prancis ST
Qu'tadatio
A. Palmer
Flinders Lane
Sorrento
Bath
Weensetir
Bryan Bros
Winamili
Randmatamee
Alston
Dames Alston
Queen's Bridge
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