Indian cobra ordeal and the dancer’s plea in India
A British planter in Benares recounts befriending a Bayadere dancer Radhamonie, her peril from Brahmin threats, and their perilous nights amid cobras loosed by temple fakirs. He protects her with Muslim servants, while she pleads for escape and safety, risking her life to save him during a cobra attack.
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Land of Contrasts Monet 18 More Plausible in England
Correspondent notes England’s working class faces poor shelter and life comforts despite wage gains over twenty five years. King Edward and the Prince of Wales push for reforms as Charles Booth and Seebohm Rowntree reveal London and York mirror urban poverty levels. Parliament considers two measures to aid workers amid rising discontent.
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Cobras On the Plantation and British Poverty Debate
Henry Tuckley recounts a native plantation ordeal with snakes and a boatman gardener as police fail to capture suspects, then shifts to a Britain-wide critique. The piece contrasts English poverty in York with American wealth, praises reform measures like fair rent courts and old age pensions, and argues for social uplift through parliamentary action and trade union pressure.
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London’s Mighty Famine Gripe Sparked by Night Hours
London Express laments poor lighting and hunger for travelers returning to London. It argues closing hours for pubs selling liquor at 12 30 a.m. is reasonable but clashes with need for late meals after theater gatherings. The piece notes foreigners inflow and demands earlier supper options.
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Tory Island Seeks Independence as British Warship Arrives
A London dispatch describes Tory Island off the Irish coast proclaiming independence from Britain. Gunboats and Donegal constables are sent to subdue the islanders who refuse taxes, while priests and fishermen defend their ancient sovereignty and stone walls against imperial pressure.
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