Public demand to name beer adulterers and curb drugging
A Times discussion urges publishing the names of those convicted of adding coculus indicus or deleterious substances to beer. It notes two cases near Wirksworth Derbyshire and widespread adulteration in Midland Counties and West Riding. Proposals include heavy penalties, public tablets on pubs, prison after repeats, and cooperative brewing stores as an alternative solution.
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Wirksworth
Derbyshire
Midland
West Riding of Yorkshire
the Times
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Times
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London
Death of Captain Speke shocks British Association
The British Association meetings were sombre as word spread that Captain Speke, explorer of the Nile, was accidentally shot dead on Thursday evening. Reports from the gathering suggested the tragedy cast a gloom over proceedings and details remained unclear.
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Captain Speke Shot Dead at Corsham Estate
After attending the Geographical Section meeting, Captain Speke went shooting on Lord Methuen's Corsham estate near Bath where his gun discharged by accident and killed him. The report of his death was disputed but widely believed true, drawing tribute to his achievements and sorrow over his loss.
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Bath
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Central Africa
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Africa
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England