Theatre Night Plans Strain Julia and Gordon’s Dinner
Julia Gordan, pressured by her husband’s social schemes, prepares for a theatre night with Conyngham and Lady Victo, while inner conflicts with Harry Veraker and family estrangement surface. Captain Conyngham offers steadfast friendship to Julia as Gordon pursues appearances over true partnership.
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John
Conyngham
London
Violet
Julia
Regan
Confession drives Edward Conyngham to warn Lindsay
Edward Conyngham plans a direct appeal to Alec Lindsay to warn him of Julia Gordon’s peril and to protect her from her gambler husband. Donald Lindsay writes a confession to his father admitting past sins while Conyngham arranges a bank letter and a meeting to obtain Lindsay’s address.
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Edward Conyngham
Alec Linieny
Weenol
Lindsay
Onyngham
Gordon
Cotygoham
Veraker
Fat
Conyngham
Julia
Conynrhaen
Donald Lindeay
Donald
Lindsays
Edward Conn Lee
Mra Lindsay
Coringham
Beattles
Stanley Gorden
Waite
Conyoghamn
Otis Tutber
Edward Conynngham
Lindsars
Roger Mainwaring
San Francisco
Tokio
Japan
Alec Lindsay
Julian Cuture
Sur
Sue Vordons
Ark
Violet
Hanks
Priory
Basleyth
Mia
Abe
Harry Lauders Early Rise to Fame in London
The piece traces Harry Lauder from rough beginnings in Scotland through mining and factory work to his first London breakthrough. It recalls his struggle against rejection, a pivotal meeting with manager Tinsley at Gatti's, and rapid West End success that kept him in London ever since.
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Harry Lauder
London
Harry
Snall-Yard
Lawder
Hit
Tow Tinsley
Gatti's
Westminster Bridge-road
Scottie
Inch
Lander
Metropolis
West End
Balla
His Life Long Regret
A Scot long in the colonies chats with an old schoolmate about acquaintances. The arranger asks about Geordie McMay. His friend replies he is dead long ago and the speaker vows lasting regret. The twist: he married McMay's widow, not out of respect but as a marriage in vengeance.
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Gordon
Mr. Gordon
Julia
Ital
Toner Mainwaring
Donald
Julio
Roger
Ime
Mainwaring
Jile
Julia Eirs
Malawartug
Gordon Whey
Tim
Colonies
Sien
Geordie McMay
Fearless Pigeons Aid U S War Effort At Belnord Eighty Sixth
Historic wartime pigeon program hailed by the New York Herald shows American lofts on Governor's Island and in camps training homing pigeons for the aviation corps and navy. Messages fly from observers behind lines to headquarters, delivering vital battlefield information and boosting morale amid shellfire.
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Larmy
Navy
Belnord
Uncle Sam
Sviation Corpa
United States Army
Dery Lng
Seciety
Wwe
Rome
Vurie
Belgium
Paria
Liege
London
Hones
United States
Colon
Washington
United Homing Pigeon Concourse
New York City
Gem
Henat Officers’ Reserve Corps
Nn Cuther
General Pershing
America
France
Governor's Island
Madison Square Garden
Ehibits
United
HS West
A Come Out Required On Peking Hangkow Line
A curtain state of affairs exists on the Peking Hangkow line with music halls, no fences, and officials in flowing garments acting as multiple spies. Trains are halted by theft, guards, soldiers, and chaotic crowding as passengers crowd windows and clerks extort. The line shuts for the night with soldiers on the platform.
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Peking-Hangkow
Kaiser’s Grief Turns to War Rhetoric Says Soldiers Ready Fight
The speaker notes the Kaiser’s past grief over a “decadent” France, but argues Germany now faces a "great Terrest" and suggests hundreds of soldiers vow to exterminate the Hohenzollern line, labeling them the world’s greatest pests.
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France
Hohenzollern
The Listowel and Ballybonion Railway Oddity
The most curious railway in Britain is the Listowel and Ballybonion line in Ireland. A ten mile line uses a single rail system with twin boilers and a large central smokestack, supported on iron trestles. It features unusual locomotives balancing on a single rail and passengers seated back to back along the cars.
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Ristence
Listowel
Ballybonion
Wes Ofreland
Calway U2
Mt Jin
Ervenil
History of Electricity Address at District Electric Club Meeting
Mr Hickardsen spoke on the history of electricity from early Chinese knowledge to modern developments. He traced discoveries and experiments from Thales and amber rubbing to Guericke Newton Volta Faraday and later advances in telegraphy and lighting.
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Birminehanel District Electric Club
J. J. Hickardsen
Richarilens
Thales
Robert Norman
Guericke
Newton
Ase Dish
Volta
Humphrey Tere
Faraday
Pixii
Welvin
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