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[ { "content": "Generate an article published in 1920 given the key phrases ['Spencer', 'Jones', 'Horrocks', 'Warren', 'Lunt']", "role": "user" } ]
[ { "content": "MANCHESTER AND DISTRICT\nLEACUE.\n\nRYLANDS'S REC. v. PENDLETON.\n\nR,ylands's were just beaten after overplaying\ntheir opponents.% Pendleton won the toss and\nRylands's were set to play up the slope. From\nthe start Rylands's showed their superiority\nand outplayed the home team. The visiting fo...
[ { "content": "Generate an article published in 1902 given the key phrases ['Hume Nisbet', 'Jack Elton', 'Cecil', 'Barney']", "role": "user" } ]
[ { "content": "A PROFESSOR OF THE\nBLACK ART,\n\nBY\nHUME NISBET,\n(Author of \" Bail Up,\" &c.)\n\nPART 111.-CHArrEit IV.\n\nTREASURE TROVE.\n\nOne o'clock Sunday morning, and four resolute\nmen are assembled in the new establishment, discuss-\ning under-done steaks and strong tea, for they are\ndifferent from ...
[ { "content": "Generate an article published in 1918 given the key phrases ['Lucy Bennett', 'Uncle Jack', 'mother']", "role": "user" } ]
[ { "content": "COMPETITORS OVER TEN YEARS OF AGE.\n\nThe Prize Letter.\n\nBy Niece Lucy Bennett.\n\n\".Dear Uncle Jack,—My favourite animal is\na. little lamb. I love to see lambs with their\nthick white woolly\n.coats, skipping over the\ngrass and eating it, running about here and\nthere. When sometimes lam wal...
[ { "content": "Generate an article published in 1880 given the key phrases ['Gossage', 'Miss Gossage', 'Misses McClellan', 'Miss Deacon', 'Mr. Carlile', 'Dr. Keeffe', 'Mr. Kershaw', 'Mr. Kidd', 'Mr. Mawdsley', 'Mr. Meadows', 'Mr. Meadowcroft', 'Mr. Joseph Williams', 'Mr. Eccles', 'Mr. Wareing', 'Mrs. Wareing', '...
[ { "content": "THE EXAMINER, SATURPATI JUNE 26, 1880\n\nGossage, J.P., and Miss Gossage, the Misses McClellan, Miss\nDeacon, Mr. J. W. Carlile, Dr. O'Keeffe, Mr. H. Kershaw,\nMr. Kidd, Mr. Mawdsley, Mr. W. A. Meadows, Mr. J.\nMeadowcroft, Mr. Joseph Williams, Mr. J. S. Eccles, Mr.\nWareing, Mrs. and Miss Wareing...
[ { "content": "Generate an article published in 1912 given the key phrases ['Alderman Sir Joseph Beecham', 'Mr John Skeaping']", "role": "user" } ]
[ { "content": "ST. HELENS.\n\nART AT ST. HELENS.\n\nThe Mayor of St. Helens (Alderman Sir Joseph\nBeecham) opened on Wednesday an interesting exhibi-\ntion of the works of students attending the St. Helens\nSchool of Art at the Gamble Institute. The exhibition\nis being held at the Museum in Victoria Park, and h...
[ { "content": "Generate an article published in 1892 given the key phrases ['JOHN GORNALL', 'Peter White', 'Thomas Yare', 'John Kershaw', 'Robert Wright', 'Charles Bradbury', 'Mr. Perdue', 'Mr. Read', 'Mr. Cotten', 'Mr. Bloomfield', 'Mr. Wroe', 'James Ellison', 'Mr. Alson', 'Mr. Bates', 'Mr. Crofton', 'Mr. Aldri...
[ { "content": "HEALTH AND WEATHER OF WARRINGTON.\n\nflitag,4)\n•\n\nFor week ending Saturday, 16th Jan. 1892, which\nwas the 2nd of the current year, the following\nbirths and deaths were registered :—Births : War-\nrington, 49; Latchford, 6; total 55. Deaths: War-\nrington, 20; Latchford, 3; total 23. The exces...
[ { "content": "Generate an article published in 1912 given the key phrases []", "role": "user" } ]
[ { "content": "HAVE YOU ANY LUNG TROUBLE?\nPeps the Worst Enemy to Coughs, Colds,\n\nand Bronchitis.\n\nAt this time of the year a really safe and handy\nhousehold medicine Lr winter throat and chest ail-\nments is a necessity in every home.\nCoughs, colds, sore throat, bronchitis, and kindred\nevils are only to...
[ { "content": "Generate an article published in 1910 given the key phrases ['Thomas Cunnelly', 'William Latham', 'Lord Newton', 'Mr. Smith', 'Wigar', 'Simpson', 'Hood', 'Alderman Forshaw', 'Alderman Smethurst', 'James Evans', 'Councillor Wilkinson', 'Mr. Thoiaton', 'Mr. Pilling', 'Mr. Fairclough', 'Mr. Wright', ...
[ { "content": "STRIPPING A RACE STAND.\n\nAt the Warrington -Petii-S-e-e-sion-s—OU—Wednesday,\nThomas Cunnelly, Canal-streett_ Earlestown, and\nWilliam Latham, Bank-street. Earlestown, were each\nfined 30s. and costs, or one month's imprisonment, for\nstealing a quantity of lead of the value of £2,the\nproperty ...
[ { "content": "Generate an article published in 1914 given the key phrases ['Councillor Pemberton', 'Captain Crosfield']", "role": "user" } ]
[ { "content": "SHOULD WARRINGTON BE BOOMED?\nDOES THE WELL-BEING OF A TOWN\nINCREASE WITII ITS SIZE?\nTo the Editor of \"The Examiner.\"\nSir,—The above question is suggested by the\neffort at present being made by the Town Coun-\ncil to increase the population of Warrington.\nTo effect this it is proposed to ma...
[ { "content": "Generate an article published in 1915 given the key phrases ['Dorothea Conyers', 'Peter Cavanagh', 'Pat Fitzgerald', 'Marjorie', 'Jorrocks', 'Corney Crane', 'Marjorie Crane']", "role": "user" } ]
[ { "content": "COMPLETE \" EXAMINER \" STORY.\n\n[ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.I\n\nRIDING A WINNER.\n\nBY\nDOROTHEA CONYERS\n(Author of \"The Strayings of Sandy,'!'\netc.).\n\n\"You see,\" Peter Cavanagh pulled his pipe\nout and looked at the grey-blue sky, 'the\nfact of the matter is that Marjorie cannot\nmake -up her ...
[ { "content": "Generate an article published in 1916 given the key phrases ['Rev. Beilby']", "role": "user" } ]
[ { "content": "OUR BRAVE FALLEN.\n\nHave Peaceful Time In Spiritual\nWorld.\n\nThe New •Church lectures were continued on\n'Tuesday evening in the Masonic Hall, Bold-\nstreet, 'where the Rev. A. E. Beilby, of Man-\nchester, spoke on \"Where are the millions of\nslain, and what are they doing?r'\nAll who passed t...
[ { "content": "Generate an article published in 1910 given the key phrases ['King George', 'Prince Eddy']", "role": "user" } ]
[ { "content": "SPORT AND CHARITY.\n\nWarrington Charities Committee have worked hard\nand, judged by the entries recrived, successfully, in\ntheir efforts to place before the local public a pro-\ngramme, second to none, for their annual athletic\nfestival.\n\nHis Majesty King George V., an enthusiastic patron'\n...
[ { "content": "Generate an article published in 1919 given the key phrases ['Miss Conway', 'Mr. Fisher', 'Mr. Folland', 'Miss Wood', 'Miss Boulter', 'Miss Broome']", "role": "user" } ]
[ { "content": "TEAbHERS' SALARIES.\nEqual Pay For Men And\nWomen. •\n\nThere were 1,800 delegates at the annual con-\nference of the National Union of Teachers when\nthe business began at Cheltenham Town Hall\non Monday.\nMiss E. R. Conway, of Liverpool, the outgoing\n, president, took the chair at the opening o...
[ { "content": "Generate an article published in 1918 given the key phrases ['Chairman', 'Mr. Brown', 'Mr. Black', 'Mr. Gleave', 'Mr. Taylor', 'James Cumming', 'Mr. Hamblett', 'Mr. Seabury']", "role": "user" } ]
[ { "content": "Room for Labour Member.\n\nThe Chairman expressed the opinion, that\nthere was room for a Labour member for War-\nrington and also for Labour repesentation in the\nTown Council. His opinion was that they\nshould be represented at the conference.\nMr. Brown asked the Chairman if he thought\nthe sup...
[ { "content": "Generate an article published in 1900 given the key phrases ['Rispan', 'Riley', 'Lorrns', 'Peacock', 'Kinsella', 'Halligan', 'Aspey', 'Alt red', 'Aldred', 'Houghton', 'Farmer', 'Butterworth', 'Jolley', 'El Lion', 'Wilkinson', 'Richardson', 'Warder', 'Jones', 'Mgt?', 'Bown', 'James', 'Williams', 'F...
[ { "content": "SOUTH-WEST LANCASHIRE CUP.\nFirst Round.\nWidnes v. Tyidesley.\n\nAt W'idnes on Tuesday neither team was at full\nstrength, but the game was keenly contested. Widnes\nhad a strong wind behind them, and attacked vigorously\namn sconug RV tThimproved try. A moment later he\nt\ndropped at the al,the ...
[ { "content": "Generate an article published in 1902 given the key phrases [\"Annie At'Cann\", 'Louisa Wor6ley', 'Policeconstable Adams', \"'Cann' mother\", \"Worsley' mother\", 'The Chief Constable', 'Thomes Casey', 'Police-Constable Perry', 'Police-constable Hurst']", "role": "user" } ]
[ { "content": "COAL STEALING AT ST. HELENS.\n\nAt St Helens on Monday, two girls named Annie\nAt'Cann and Louisa Wor6ley,of Warrington Old-road\nwere brought up on a charge of stealing\ncoal from the White Cross Colliery. Police-\nconstable Adams saw the girls taking the coal\nfrom the colliery screen. M'Cann's ...
[ { "content": "Generate an article published in 1884 given the key phrases ['Mr. Chambers', 'Mr. Hall', 'The Chairman', 'Mr. Lowe', 'Mr. Jackson', 'Mr. Harrison']", "role": "user" } ]
[ { "content": "PLACED-OUT CIIILDREN.\n\nMr. Cr I.MBERS thought the members of the Placing-out\nCommittee ought personally to visit the children placed\nout, in order to see that they were properly cared for. The\nGuardians, he said, were really the foster parents of these\npoor childrel.. They were in locunz par...
[ { "content": "Generate an article published in 1890 given the key phrases ['Mr. Ball', 'Mr. Forster', 'Mr. Brierley', 'Mr. Ormand', 'Mr. McMahon', 'George Bailey', 'Mr. Pardey', 'Mr. John Hatton', 'Mr. Fairclough', 'Mr. Ratcliff', 'Mr. Bartley', 'Major Hazlehurst', 'Dr. Steele', 'George Bartlett']", "role":...
[ { "content": "SCHOOL ATTENDANCE COMMITTEE.\n\nAt a meeting of this Committee, held on the 20th\nult., the school attendance officer (Mr. Ball) read\nhis report, which, together with the list of irregu-\nlars, examined by the Chairman, and the following\nstatement of attendances for the quarter ending\nSeptember...
[ { "content": "Generate an article published in 1885 given the key phrases []", "role": "user" } ]
[ { "content": "NOTICES FROM THE PRESS.\n\nA new candidate for the favour of patrons of periodical\nliterature is the English edition of the \"Golden Argosy,\" a\nweekly paper whose American edition has for some time past\nbeen enormously popu'ar on the other side of the Atlantic. Its\ncontents are interesting, w...
[ { "content": "Generate an article published in 1920 given the key phrases ['Martha Crompton', 'Supt. Ilodgkiss', 'Detective Skelton', 'Samuel Wright']", "role": "user" } ]
[ { "content": "THEFTS FROM MARKET.\n\nWayward Youngsters Have To Be\nDealt With Severely. ,\n\nAt a Juvenile Court held at the Police Station'\non Tuesday afternoon, two boys of -ab Out Oa-\nteen years were summoned for stealing from\nstall in the market eight pounds of toffee and\nchocolate, the property of Mar...
[ { "content": "Generate an article published in 1915 given the key phrases ['Mrs. Hadden', 'Ernest', 'Mrs. Linley', 'Private Gibbs']", "role": "user" } ]
[ { "content": "Plenty of Good Things.\n\n\"We have plenty of good things—cakes, eggs,\nand other good food, as well as 'fags' and\ntobacco. So you see we are all right.\n\" How thankful we ought to be to our Father\nfor sparing us all! . . . I believe I have a\ngreater faith now than ever I had. . . .\nKeep your...
[ { "content": "Generate an article published in 1906 given the key phrases []", "role": "user" } ]
[ { "content": "MOLYBDENUM STEEL,\n\nMolybdenum steel, that is,\n.steel to which a\nsmall quantity of the rare metal molybdenum\nhas been added in the manufacture, is coming\nlargely into use, says the Globe. The steel is\nfound to be inoreased in hardness and toughness\nby the presence of a minute portion of thi...
[ { "content": "Generate an article published in 1918 given the key phrases ['Blaelcledge', 'Lashford', 'Unsworth', 'Molyneux', 'Curry', 'Skelhorne', 'Plinston', 'Higham', 'Shelmerdine', 'Armitage', 'Jolley', 'Wall', 'Sunderland', 'Buchanan', 'Kenwright', 'Barnham', 'Forster', 'Bogg', 'Norris', 'Beswick', 'Massey...
[ { "content": "WARRINGTON AND DISTRICT\nASSOCIATION CHAMPIONSHIP.\n\nFirst Round.\n\n•\nJUNIOR CONSERVATIVES v. CROSFIELD'S\nNo. 3.\n\nThe members of the Warrington Junior Con-\nservative Club met Crosfield's No. 3 team in\ntheir match in the Warrington and District\nAssociation Championship on the Bull's Bead\n...
[ { "content": "Generate an article published in 1904 given the key phrases ['John Taylor', 'Rev. Matthews', 'Charles White', 'Rymer Young', 'Guest', 'Woodcock', 'Rev. Roberts', 'Evan E. Hughes', 'Thomas Dale', 'William Mayer', 'Edward Howard', 'Norman Bamford', 'Andrew Scriven', 'Emma Fieldhouse', 'William Clatw...
[ { "content": "The Examiner, Saturday, March 19, 1904\n\n(ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.]\nSOCIAL SERMDNETITS\n\nFOR\nWORKING MEN,\n\nBY JOHN TAYLOR.\nAuthor of \"Search Lights on Land, LAsotcr,\nand. Social Problems.\"\n\nTHE NATIONAL HU SWINDLE.\n\nPASSIVE RESISTANCE.\nELEVEN CASES AT WARRINGTON.\nRev. J. F. Matthews \"...
[ { "content": "Generate an article published in 1891 given the key phrases ['Jolley', 'Bate', 'Ashton', 'Fair. Turner', 'Evans', 'Smack Bate', 'Randles', 'Heesom', 'Grange', 'Saville', 'Boscow', 'Barnes', 'Murray', 'Thorniey', 'Parrott', 'Morris', 'Fleesom', 'Noble', 'Donohue', 'Buckley', 'James Bate', 'Berry']"...
[ { "content": "WARRINGTON v. STOCKPORT.\n\nOne of the most enjoyable games witnessed at Wilders-\npool this season was that on Saturday, when the return\nmatch between the above clubs took place. Since their\ndefeat by Warrington on September 21st, when our local\nteam won by-a try to nil, the Cheshire men have ...
[ { "content": "Generate an article published in 1916 given the key phrases ['Mr. Steel', 'Mr. Browne', 'Captain Mathams', 'The Lord Mayor']", "role": "user" } ]
[ { "content": "Local Tribunal Brooks No\nOutside Interference.\n\nGENERAL APPEALS.\n\nMr. T. S. Steel appeared in support of two\nappeals. In one a tramcar. conductcit was given\na month's exemption, during which time it was\nsaid his mother would probably undergo an\noperation. In the other, the son of a furnit...
[ { "content": "Generate an article published in 1880 given the key phrases ['Mr. FIDLER', 'Mr. Sullivan', 'The CHAIRMAN', 'The COOK', 'The PORTER', 'Mr. Hartley', 'Rev. CHAMBERS', 'Mr. JACKSON', 'Mr. PARIS', 'Mr. Lows', 'Stringfellow']", "role": "user" } ]
[ { "content": "THREATENS TO SCREW UP AND BOIL THE PORTER.\n\nMr. FIDLER said that at the last Board meeting Mr. Sul-\nlivan, the porter, was appointed to see that the stores were\nweighed out according to the dietary table, and that they\nbe given to the cook. He was sorry to say there had arisen\nsome unpleasan...
[ { "content": "Generate an article published in 1904 given the key phrases ['Mrs. Louisa Kelly', 'Superintendent Frank Turner', 'Mr. Fletcher', 'Rev. Harvey Cook', 'Mr. David Plinston', 'Mr. Knowles']", "role": "user" } ]
[ { "content": "ti 4\n\nSerious Accident.\nMrs. Louisa Kelly, 55 years of age, of 15, Victoria-\nstreet, was admitted to the Infirmary on Tuesday night,\nsuffering from a fracture of both legs, caused by fall-\ning downstairs at her own house.\nFalse Alarm of Fire.\nThe Warrington Fire Brigade were called out on\...
[ { "content": "Generate an article published in 1919 given the key phrases ['Jackson', 'Read', 'Knowles', 'Smith', 'Linde', 'Owen', 'Simpson', 'Hadden', 'Willoughby', 'Armstrong']", "role": "user" } ]
[ { "content": "NORTH CHESHIRE LEAGUE.\n\nFirst Division.\n\nLANCASHIRE TOOL CO. v. ALTRINCHAM\nATHLETIC.\n\nPlayed at ,Lymin. The visitors won the toss\nand the Tool Co. started down 'hill and with\nthe advantage of the wind. The home team\nwere at once prominent, but Jackson was safe.\nContinuing to attack: Rea...
[ { "content": "Generate an article published in 1918 given the key phrases ['Major Charles Fox', 'Lieutenant-Colonel George Crosfield']", "role": "user" } ]
[ { "content": "COMRADES OF THE GREAT-\nWAR.\n\n,\n• A graphic story of life in a Gerinan prison\n: aunt) .ivas told by Major Charles Fox, D. 5.0.,\nScots .Guards, at. a meeting of the „.Warrington\nPost of the Comrades 6f the Great War, whh\nwas held on Monday evening in the Co-opera-\ntive Hall. Lieutenant-Colo...
[ { "content": "Generate an article published in 1881 given the key phrases ['Mr. Young', 'Dr. Starkey Smith', 'Mr. Monks', 'Mr. Finney', 'Mr. Gornall', 'Mr. Chorley', 'Mr. Grime', 'Mr. Turner', 'Mr. Jeans', 'Mr. Taylor', 'Rhymer Young', 'Jackson Holmes', 'Albertus Magnus', 'Thomas Aquinas']", "role": "user" ...
[ { "content": "\" PHYSIOLOGY : WHAT IS IT?\"\n\nINTERESTING LECTURE BY MR. A. H. YOUN.-1-.\nMr. A.ll. Young, F.R.C.S., delivered a lectnre entitled\n\"Physiology: What is it? \" in the Lecture Room, at the\nWarrington Museum, on Tuesday evening, as the inaugural\naddress in connection with the physiology class o...
[ { "content": "Generate an article published in 1917 given the key phrases ['Edward Connor', 'Mrs. Lightburn', 'Mrs. Scotson', 'Captain Edward Connor', 'Mr. William', 'Mr. Robert Connor']", "role": "user" } ]
[ { "content": "Death Of Weil-known 'Bus And\n\nCab Proprietor.\n\nIn the death of Mr. Edward Connor yesterday,\nat his °thee residence, Sankey-street, there\npassed away one who has been a conspicuous\nbusiness figure in Warrington tor the past half\ncentury, and his striking presence and genial\ncharacter will ...
[ { "content": "Generate an article published in 1900 given the key phrases ['Benjamin Chaffers Roberts']", "role": "user" } ]
[ { "content": "Local Election Arrangements.\n\nTo-morrow the all important elsction for the North-\nwich Division takes place,and for the information of the\netectors we publi sh the following arrangements as de-\nnosed by Mr Benjamin Chaffers Roberts (the sheriff).\nThere will be six polling booths : four for R...
[ { "content": "Generate an article published in 1883 given the key phrases ['Ashley', 'Beach', 'Cetewayo', 'Gummie', 'Labouchere', 'Cross', 'Holland', 'Fowler', 'Bell', 'Hamilton', 'Healy', 'Raikes', 'Chamberlain', 'Gladstone', 'Argyll', 'Richmond']", "role": "user" } ]
[ { "content": "-.HOUSE tW COMMONS.-FRIDAY.\n\nZULULAND.—Mr. ASHLEY, replying to Sir M. Beach, said\nit was inipossiole in the altered state of affairs in Zululand,\nand without knowing the objects of Cetewayo, to state at\nthat time the course to be pursued regarding that country.\n\nBANKRIIPMY Ciitunniir.ani sa...
[ { "content": "Generate an article published in 1920 given the key phrases ['Mr. Jordan', 'Supt. Lees', 'Nicholson', 'Tom Dooley']", "role": "user" } ]
[ { "content": "SANDY-LANE UNSUSPECTED.\n\nMr. Jordan, in his defence, showed that the'\nonly real charge was, that defendant never\nsounded his horn. This they admitted. He\nwas coming from Urmston, and not scorching\nalong—only going at a very moderate pace.\n,He\nhad not been along that road afore. Had he\nkno...
[ { "content": "Generate an article published in 1905 given the key phrases ['Miss Anna Bocker', 'Miss Brocker', 'Queen Victoria', 'Empress Frederick', 'Seiior Manuel Garcia', 'Jenny Lind', 'Mr. Otto Goldschmidt', 'Santley', 'Napoleon', 'Lady Chetwynd', 'Marquis of Hastings', 'Mr. Henry Chaplin', 'Lady Florence P...
[ { "content": "WOMEN'S CHAT.\n\nThe Only Woman Saved.—The tragedy of the sinking\nof the great German-Lloyd steamer Elbe, is recalled by\nthe reverse of fortune which is stated to have overtaken\nMiss Anna Bocker. She was the only woman saved out\nof 350 passengers who were voyaging to New York in\nthe Elbe, whe...
[ { "content": "Generate an article published in 1880 given the key phrases ['Earl Spencer', 'Mr. Mundella', 'Mr. Jacob Bright', 'Mr. Briggs', 'Mr. Arnold', 'Mr. Armitage', 'the Mayor of Salford', 'Mr. Price', 'Mr. Whitehead', 'Mr. Rogers', 'Mr. John Whitehead']", "role": "user" } ]
[ { "content": "THE EXAMINER.\n\nSATURDAY JULY 24, 1880.\n\nIN another part of this day's Examiner we pub-\nlish a report of the proceedings which teak place\non Monday during an interview between Earl\nSpencer (the Lord President of the Privy Council),\nMr. Mundella, M.P. (the Vice-President of the Privy\nCounci...
[ { "content": "Generate an article published in 1900 given the key phrases ['Thomas Longdin', 'Messrs. Preece', 'Messrs. Cardew', 'Councillor Tneenon', 'Councillor Bennett', 'Alderman Hutchinson', 'Alderman Sutton', 'Alderman Francomb', 'Mr Scotter', 'Councillor Roberts', 'Councillor Evans']", "role": "user"...
[ { "content": "of the pavine my committee :inatructed me to proceed\nwith the work. I find that a member of the Council has\ngiven notice of motion to have the paving stopped until\nsuch time as the tramways are laid. Tnis will cause\ngreat delay and considerable expense particularly as the\nse:ta are lying on t...
[ { "content": "Generate an article published in 1916 given the key phrases ['Mr. Draper', 'Corporal Richards', 'Private Poyuton', 'Private Winder', 'Nurse Hardy', 'Corporal Sutherland', 'Rifleman Jones', 'Sister Hunter', 'Private Pollington', 'Sergeant Cole', 'Private Gordon', 'Private Huggins', 'Sergeant Marsh'...
[ { "content": "A Grand Concert.\n\nOn Christmas afternoon a concert was held\nin the large hall of the hospital, the more\nseriously indisposed being conveyed to the hall\nin wheeled chairs With one exception the\nwhole of the artistes were from the hospital\nitself. The exception was Mr. J. H. Draper, the\nwell...
[ { "content": "Generate an article published in 1914 given the key phrases ['Chief Constable', 'Percy Walmsley', 'Mr. McCabe', 'Samuel Massey', 'Mrs. Samuel Massey', 'Mr. Backhouse', 'Mrs. McCabe', 'His Honour']", "role": "user" } ]
[ { "content": "CHIEF CONSTABLE'S STORY.\n\nThe Chief Constable said that defendant and\nMr. McCabe saw him at the Police Station in\nregard to the bailing out of Percy Walmsley.\nIn reference to the teeth Mr. Walmsley said\nhe would see that McCabe did not lose any-\nthing. McCabe did not go bail for defend-\nan...
[ { "content": "Generate an article published in 1912 given the key phrases ['Inspector Stuart', 'Roberts', 'Dr Law', 'Dr Joseph', 'Coroner', 'Mr Steil', 'Victor Roberts', 'Frederick Mullins', 'Mr Houghton', 'Foreman', 'Chief Constable']", "role": "user" } ]
[ { "content": "DRIVER \"PERFECTLY SOBER.\"\n\nThe first witness after the adjournment was Inspector\nStuart. He said he was in Wilderspool-roal when he\nheard a noise and saw people running towards Chester.\nroad. On going to the scene of the accident he saw\nthe motor car. The deceased had been taken into a\nho...
[ { "content": "Generate an article published in 1882 given the key phrases ['Mr. Labouchere', 'Mr. Bradlaugh', 'Lord Churchill', 'Mr. Gladstone', 'Sir Stafford Northcote', 'Dr. Lyons', 'Mr. Clarke', 'Mr. Warton', 'Sir Eardley Wilmot', 'Mr. Norwood', 'Colonel Barne']", "role": "user" } ]
[ { "content": "AINIIMim...-___\n\nI THE BRADIAUGH CASE.—Mr. LABOUCHERE moved that a\nnew writ be issued for Northampton, subsequently explain-\ning that he made the motion at the express desire of Mr.\nBradlaugll.—Loed R. Cllunciltu, moved to amend Mr.\nLabouchere's motion by adding that Mr. Bradlaugh was\ndisqu...
[ { "content": "Generate an article published in 1912 given the key phrases ['Mr. Austin', 'Dr. Cassell']", "role": "user" } ]
[ { "content": "_ .\n\nA DERBYSHIRE WONDER.\nEight D.-ctors and Hospital Declared Little Girl\nIncurable from Spinal Paralysis.\nNOW RUNS ABOUT ALL DAY.\n\nMr. J. Austin, 32 Albert Road, Long Eaton, writes :\n\"Dr. Cassell's Tablets for Weak and Nervous People\nhave done for my child what eight doctors and a\nhos...
[ { "content": "Generate an article published in 1915 given the key phrases ['Mrs. Holden']", "role": "user" } ]
[ { "content": "EMPHATIC TALK.\n\nThe Kind That Carries Conviction To\nEvery Reader.\n\nConviction must follow such emphatic proof\nas this. Here is an Earlestown case. Read it\nand see if do‘tlbt can exist in the face of this\nevidence.\n\nOn November 14th, 1913, Mrs. E. Holden, of\n186, Crow-lane West, Earlesto...
[ { "content": "Generate an article published in 1913 given the key phrases ['Mr. Pemberton', 'Mr. McDermid']", "role": "user" } ]
[ { "content": "\"Get a New Council.\"\n\nMr. Pemberton: That .property pays £5O in\nrates, and the Council has done nothing for the\nroad. The .250 a year .is clear profit to them.\nThey have made a noise about paving the\nstreets, hut that , has been done at the expense\nof the property owners. The Council have...
[ { "content": "Generate an article published in 1905 given the key phrases ['John Philip Sousa', 'Mayor', 'Mayoress', 'Liszt', 'Nicolai', 'Mascagni', 'Elgar', 'Maud Powell', 'Estelle Liebling']", "role": "user" } ]
[ { "content": "SOUSA AND HIS BAND.\n\nOn Saturday March 4th, the renowned March King,\nJohn Philip Sousa, and his band will, through the\nagency of Messrs R. H. Pearson Ltd., pay a return visit\nto Warrington when,—judging from the nature of his\nlast reception—it requiries no great prophetic power to\npredict f...
[ { "content": "Generate an article published in 1914 given the key phrases ['Councillor Furness', 'Councillor Mather', 'Councillor Knowles', 'Councillor Backhouse', 'Councillor Ball', 'Councillor Dennett', 'Councillor Robinson', 'Rev. Mitchell', 'Mr. Sutton', 'Mr. Newcombe', 'Mr. Burnage', 'Mr. Kerfoot', 'Dr. Se...
[ { "content": "Rural Councillors Present.\n\nThe monthly meeting of the Warrington\n'Rural District Council was held in Bewsey\nChambers on Wednesday afternoon, Councillor\nW. Furness presiding. There were also present\nCouncillors Mather, Knowles, Backhouse, Ball,\nDennett, Robinson, and the Rev. A. M. Mitchell...
[ { "content": "Generate an article published in 1905 given the key phrases ['Mrs. Arthur Booth', 'Mr. Payton', 'Mrs. Booth', 'Miss Henshall', 'Messrs. Rabbitt', 'Hannan', 'Wallington', 'Mr. Bibby', 'Miss Pemberton', 'Miss Collin', 'Messrs. Draper', 'Fieldhouse', 'Mr. Bibby', 'Mr. Alfred Ross']", "role": "use...
[ { "content": "WARRINGTON MUSICAL SOCIETY.\n\nConcert in PIIT Hall.\n\n:`,.'?Y:'''.•;...;::‘,.;;!,i,..1.:,'-'-‘,.',',.,;13:5T:',1!-,'-,--..117'..7,'4'...4!...4.',..ji.''''\".::!--?,e.:*-,\".•!;..--:....,-.2`,-;'•:',-';;','-'-',,::-';',:'''T.'.'.-'.---,..:'...'•J'5.i.:,-'7,i..,.','.1'..1.7''''''''..,\n...,. ~,......
[ { "content": "Generate an article published in 1910 given the key phrases ['Alderman Boyle', 'Mr. Thomas Scanlon', 'Mr. Dulanty']", "role": "user" } ]
[ { "content": "HOME RULE IN THE OPEN-AIR.\n\nThe campaign in Manchester, Salford and\ndistrict through the medium of open-air\nmeetings continues to increase in success\nand influence. Everywhere crowds varying\nin numbers from one to three thousands\nhave assembled during the past fortnight to\nhear the case fo...
[ { "content": "Generate an article published in 1915 given the key phrases ['Mr. Edwin', 'Mr. Charles Dukes']", "role": "user" } ]
[ { "content": "WAR-TIME RENTS.\n\nTrades Council Opposed To\nPopulation Limitation.\n\nfloats in war time was one of the subjects\nwhich came up for discussion at the monthly\nmeeting of the Warrington Trades and Labour\nCouncil, held at the Socialist Hall on Tuesday\nevening, under the presidency of Mr. Edwin\n...
[ { "content": "Generate an article published in 1916 given the key phrases ['Dr. Joseph', 'Captain Mathams']", "role": "user" } ]
[ { "content": "THE TRIBUNALS.\n\nEMPLOYER'S FEARS.\n\n\" Enough To Do To Get Off\n\nHimself.\"\n\nTwenty-two appeals, chiefly by married men\nin business, came before the Tribunal at the\nTown Hall on Monday, Dr. Joseph presiding.\n\nOut of this number, four appeals were-re-\nfused, the remainder being given con...
[ { "content": "Generate an article published in 1915 given the key phrases ['Mr. Mounfield', 'Herr Maximilian Harden', 'Kaiser']", "role": "user" } ]
[ { "content": "FUTURE OF EUROPE.\nGermany Will Concede Peace\n—On Terms.\n\nHER BENEFICENT PLANS.\n\nA few weeks ago Mr. A. Mounfield gave to\nour readers the. translations of . two. articles\nfrom German newspapers, in which Ger-\nmany's purposes were revealed with 'startling\nfrankness. The writer of one of th...
[ { "content": "Generate an article published in 1896 given the key phrases ['Mr. Fairclough', 'Mr. Mouiton', 'Mr. Justice Kekewich', 'The Lord Chief Justice', 'Lord Justice Smith', 'Sir Benjamin Baker', 'Mr. Longdin', 'Mr. Mansergh', 'Mr. George Henry Hill', 'Mr. Wolfe Barry', 'Mr. Lougdin', 'Mr. Burgess', 'Mr. ...
[ { "content": "MESSRS. FAIRCLOUGET AND\n\nMr. Mouiton said Mr. Justice Kekewich, having gone\ninto the question of minimum flow, and this tieing a\nmatter which was life or death to his clients, he had\nthought it right to file further evidence with regard to\nthat question,and he should ask leave to use it. It ...
[ { "content": "Generate an article published in 1906 given the key phrases ['Mr. Precht', 'Madame Curie']", "role": "user" } ]
[ { "content": "A RADIUM BROMIDE EXPLOSION.\n\nMr. J. Precht reports, in the Physikalische\nEeitschrift, the explosion of a small glass tube\ncontaining radium bromide. The tube, 2 milli-\nmetres in diameter, with a wall thickness of 0.5\nmillimetre, had been charged with 25 milli-\ngrammes of radium bromide ten ...
[ { "content": "Generate an article published in 1916 given the key phrases []", "role": "user" } ]
[ { "content": "Us\n\nCYCLING AND MOTORING.\n\nThe River Weaver.\nFROM WESTON POINT TO\n\nNORTH WICH.\n\nIt will probably not have occurr4d to the\nSaturday afternoon cyclist starting from War-\nrington that a most interesting tour can be\nmade along the course of the Weaver from the\npoint at which it debouches ...
[ { "content": "Generate an article published in 1910 given the key phrases ['Harold Smith', 'Mr. Smith', 'John Walker', 'James']", "role": "user" } ]
[ { "content": "BEECHAM'S\nPILLS.\n\nc\n\nSold everywhere in boxes. price II (56 pills) & 2:9 (168 pills).\n\n6\n\n2\n\nRingworm\nPOSITIVELY\nCURED\nby 'KURA in 3 Weeks. !KURA\nnever fails. is Absolutely Harmless.\ncan be used on Infants. Renders\nrfect freedom from contagion.\nOF ALL CHEMISTS.\nchrect from :\n*b...
[ { "content": "Generate an article published in 1881 given the key phrases ['Lord HIINTLY', 'Lord SPENCER', 'Earl LYTTON', 'Duke of Argyll', 'Earl GRANVILLE', 'Ayoob Khan', 'Lord Lyrane', 'Amcor Shere Ali', 'Lord Lytton', 'Lord Brabourne', 'Earl OF KIMBERLEY', 'Lieut.-Governor Griffithe', 'King of Ashantee', 'La...
[ { "content": "HOUSE OF LORDS.-MONDAY.\n\nOn the motion of Lord HIINTLY, a bill directed against\nnoxious gases was read a first time.\n°tithe motion of Lord SPENCER, the order for referring I,\nthe Rivers Conservancy and Floods Prevention Bill to a\ncommittee-of ,the whole House was discharged, and the bill\nre...
[ { "content": "Generate an article published in 1914 given the key phrases []", "role": "user" } ]
[ { "content": "Rents Steadily Going Up.\n\n_ .\nNobody could contest the proposition that\nrents. had been steadily4ncreasing in this neigh-\nbourhood, or that it was one in which rents\nwere likely to continue to rise and steadily ap-\npreciate. The more means of' communication\ndeveloped—and they had been doin...
[ { "content": "Generate an article published in 1912 given the key phrases ['Miss Nellie Fisher', 'Mr West']", "role": "user" } ]
[ { "content": "HOUSEWIVES NEED ZAM-BUK.\n\nHands and Arms once Covered with Eczema.\n\nMiss Nellie, A. M. Fisher, of 3, Malt House Cottages,\nHalberton, Devon, suffered so severely from itchy\nsores on her hands and arms that she conldn't work.\nThanks, however, to a spendid Zam-Buk cure, she is\nto-day working ...
[ { "content": "Generate an article published in 1910 given the key phrases ['RT. HON. WINSTON . CHURCHILL']", "role": "user" } ]
[ { "content": "RT. HON. WINSTON S. CHURCHILL\n(Home Secretary).\n\nHOW THE POOR ARE TAXED IN GERMANY.\n\nA German gentleman living in Dresden contributes\nto the \" Economist \" an account of the taxlition\nwhich has to be borne in Saxony by a servant girl\nearning about £l5 a year. Income for the purposes\nof i...
[ { "content": "Generate an article published in 1912 given the key phrases ['Dr. Cassell', 'Mrs. Maty Jane Bower']", "role": "user" } ]
[ { "content": "TREATMENT OF THE RUN DOWN.\n\nEnormous Success attends\nDR. CASSELL'S METHOD.\nOf all the various forms of treatment for nerve and\nbodily weakness, with the consequent failure of the\ndigestive and other functions, none, so far, has\nachieved such phenomenal success as that advised by\nDr. Cassel...
[ { "content": "Generate an article published in 1912 given the key phrases ['Stevenson', 'Gifford', 'Barratt', 'Hughes', 'Eloxwortb', 'Thornton', 'Moran', 'Creevey', 'Hoxworth', 'Walton', 'Padbury', 'Peacock', 'Richardson', 'Jones', 'Donohue', 'Williams', 'Morgan', 'Bamler', 'Hill', 'Williams', 'Barrett', 'Baine...
[ { "content": "01\n\nRUGBY FOOTBALL.\n\nTHE NORTHERN UNION.\nResults of Saturday's Matches.\nNORTHERN RUGBY LEAGUE.\nG. T. P. G. T. P.\nHuddersfield 0 4 16 Leeds 0 0 0\nHunslet 1 5 17 Hull\nBramley 1 3 11 Swinton\nHull K R 0 9 10 Halifax! 1 1 5\nBradford Northern 2 9 10 Batley\nYork\nRuncorn\n\nNORTHERN RUGBY CO...
[ { "content": "Generate an article published in 1892 given the key phrases ['Wtiicoll', 'Robertson', 'John Hills', 'Gamble', 'Pilkington', 'McTear', 'Lillian Vinall', 'Harriette Rutherford', 'Beatrice Vaughan', 'Ben Roberts', 'Wm. Sweet man', 'George Theakstone', 'Mountfield', 'Hall']", "role": "user" } ]
[ { "content": "HEALTH OF THE BOROUGH.\n\nAt a meeting of the Health Committee of the St.\nHelens Corporation on Wednesday, the medical officers\n(Drs. Wtiicoll and Robertson) reported that the births\nfor the fortnight ending the 23rd instant were 87 and\nthe deaths 50, the death-rate being 17-74 per 1,000,\naga...
[ { "content": "Generate an article published in 1905 given the key phrases ['Thomas Wright', 'Alexander Wilkie', 'Macdonald', 'Raynor']", "role": "user" } ]
[ { "content": "BISCUITS.\n\nLABOUR REPRESENTATION.\n\nANNUAL REPORT OF THE\nWARRINGTON COMMITTEE.\n\nThe Question of a Parl, nentary\nCandidate.\n\nThe second annual report of the Warrington Labour\nRepresentation Committee has just been issued, and\nfrom it we cull the following extracts :\nFellow Workers: In p...
[ { "content": "Generate an article published in 1914 given the key phrases ['Tommy', 'Bill']", "role": "user" } ]
[ { "content": "How Our Fighters' Wives Draw\nTheir Allowances.\nA CANARD \"SCOTCHED.\"\n\n\" EXAMINER \" SPECIAL.\n\nThere may be people who, passing the Parr\nHall on Monday mornings or afternoons, feel\ncurious as to the presence of the two burly,\novercoated custodians of law and order who\nstand at the porta...
[ { "content": "Generate an article published in 1896 given the key phrases ['Lord Lilford', 'Hon. John Powys', 'Mr. Carleton']", "role": "user" } ]
[ { "content": "DEATH OF LORD LILFORD.\n\nLord Lilford died on Wednesday afternoon at his\nNorthamptonshire seat, at Lilford Hall, near 0 und le, at\nthe age af 63. Three weeks since he caught a chill and\nserious complications followed, ending in his death. He\nis succeeded as Baron Lilford by his eldest survivi...
[ { "content": "Generate an article published in 1905 given the key phrases ['Mr. Hatton', 'Mr. Adamson', 'Foster', 'Moore Murray', 'Knowles', 'Gilbert', 'Lofthonso', 'Midwood', 'Miniati', 'Joynson', 'Clay', 'Chamberlain', 'Mr. Robertson', 'Professor Illeckel']", "role": "user" } ]
[ { "content": "GOLF.\n\ni\n' MERSEY CL UR MONTHLY COMP ET IT lON. —The first\nmonthly competition for a prize presented by the\nCaptain (Mr. C. R. Adamson) was played on Saturday\nand resulted in a win for Mr. Hatton who qualified to\nplay in the final and received the club button. Scores :\nGross. H'cap. Nett.\...
[ { "content": "Generate an article published in 1884 given the key phrases ['Mr. WORMY', 'Mr. Emmett', 'Mr. Legh', 'Mr. Brierley', 'Mr. Pardey']", "role": "user" } ]
[ { "content": "THE NEW CEMETERY.\n\nFollowing the reading of the minates, Mr. WORMY, in\nreply to Mr. Emmett, observed that the amended agreement\nwith reference to the purchase of the land for the cemetery\nwas forwarded t) Mr. Legh's solicitors, with a new plan\nshowing the difference in the land proposed to b...
[ { "content": "Generate an article published in 1920 given the key phrases ['Brassington', 'Bolsheviks', 'Mr. Churchill']", "role": "user" } ]
[ { "content": "ENGLAND BLINDFOLDED.\n\nr. Brassington said the people of England\nhad been blindfolded by the tale that the volun-\nteer armies and the patriotic white Russians\nwould soon make an end of the Bolsheviks.'\nFrance and England had supplied with. arma-\nments the ambitious people who were trying to\...
[ { "content": "Generate an article published in 1915 given the key phrases ['Tom Barron', 'John Livesey', 'Measures']", "role": "user" } ]
[ { "content": "Rowsky.\n\nEGGS from best laying strains—White Leg-\nhorns, 260-egg strain; Buff Rocks, 245 Tom\nBarron's direct. Perfect in colour. Large egg,\ndozen, unlimited range; unfertiles replaced.—G\nCalvert, Aiskew Bedale, Yorkshire.\n\nEGGS FOR SITTING.—White arid Buff\nOrpingtons, White and Black Legl...
[ { "content": "Generate an article published in 1887 given the key phrases ['Stina Leon Cassius', 'Hyacinth', 'Mrs. Desmond', 'Vincent Lorraine', 'Bride Desmond']", "role": "user" } ]
[ { "content": "STRANGELY WOOED;\nSTRANGELY WON. '\n;\n- ST INA LEON CASSIUS. ,\n\nAIITHOIt OF\n\"Chulty without Crime,\" \"The Mystery, of Weeping\nCross,\" \" Eimer or Victim?\" izo.\n\nCHAPTER XII,\n'TWILL MN MOONLIGHT TO-NIGHT.\"\nAffairs that walk (as they say spirits do) at\nmidnight, have\nIn them a wilder...
[ { "content": "Generate an article published in 1917 given the key phrases ['Mr. Daniels', 'Mr. Hillier', 'Mr. Richardson', 'Mr. Evans', 'Mr. Brown', 'Mr. Moss', 'Mr. Waide', 'Mr. Holt', 'Mr. Kirby', 'Mr. Saville', 'Mr. Hurst', 'Mr. Allman', 'Mr. Wareham']", "role": "user" } ]
[ { "content": "LYMM TRADESMEN'S\nASSOCIATION.\n\nMr. Daniels Elected President\nFor Fifth Year.\nThe members of the Lymm Tradesmen's Asso-\nciation met at Hurst's Pavilion on Tuesday\nevening for their annual meeting. Mr. D.\nDaniels, the president of the Agsociaition,\noccupied the chair, and he was supported b...
[ { "content": "Generate an article published in 1915 given the key phrases []", "role": "user" } ]
[ { "content": "How Diseases are Spread.\n\nThe epidemic started in Whitecross Ward in\nAugust, 1913, and spread throughout the town.\nNo special cause could be assigned, although\ncareful inquiries were made into every case.\nBewsey Ward, which has practically no slums,\nand where there is plenty of work at good...
[ { "content": "Generate an article published in 1920 given the key phrases ['Mr. Boldest', 'Mr. Jennings', 'Mr. Smith', 'Mr. Pasquail', 'Mr. Blackburn', 'Mr. Hayes', 'Jos. Warhurst', 'Mr. Seddon']", "role": "user" } ]
[ { "content": "SUCCESSFUL CLAZEBURY BAND.\n\nComing To The Front.\n\nAt a convivial gathering which followed the\nannual bowling handicap for the members of the\nGlazebury Prize Band (Culcheth) at the George\nand Dragon Hotel, Glazebury, last Saturday,\nMr. A. W. Boldest, the hon. secretary, pro-\nposing the toa...
[ { "content": "Generate an article published in 1884 given the key phrases ['Edith Holt', 'Lucy Holt', 'Thomas Robinson', 'Elizabeth Holt', 'Mr. Knowles', 'Inspector Wood', 'Mrs. Stocks', 'Mrs. Jameson', 'Mr. Strickland', 'Mr. Snowelen', 'Mr. Muspratt', 'Mrs. Muspratt', 'Richard Muspratt', 'Miss Muspratt', 'Miss...
[ { "content": "A FAMILY OF THIEVES AT -\nWIDNES.\n\nAt Widnes Police Court, on \"Motiday,. Edith and Lucy\nHolt, aged twelve and ten respectively, living in Peel\nHouse-lane, were charged with stealing a pair of trousers,\nthe preperty of Thomas Robinson, publican, and Elizabeth\nHolt, their mother, was charged ...
[ { "content": "Generate an article published in 1912 given the key phrases ['Galland Hartley', 'Turney', 'William Collett', 'Joseph Jackson', 'Pope', 'Chant', 'Miller', 'Norval Helme', 'Edward Cordwell', 'Posnett', 'Ashcroft', 'Cullagh', 'Mack', 'Hutchinson', 'Rayner Batty', 'Bradbury', 'Lambert', 'Reynolds', 'A...
[ { "content": "Wesleyanism in the Liverpool District.\n\nThe ministerial members of the Liverpool Wesleyan\nDistrict Synod assembled on Tuesday morning in\nGrcaves Chapel, Lancaster, to the number of about 140.\nThe Rev. T. Galland Hartley (Preston) presidel. The\nRev. T. A. Turney (Liverpool) was chosen secreta...
[ { "content": "Generate an article published in 1880 given the key phrases ['Messrs. McQuinn', 'Mseakman', 'Pope', 'Frith', 'Harrison', 'Fredk. Norman', 'TABITHA SINGLETON', 'MR. TAYLOR', 'Martin Taylor', 'Flaccus', 'Hutchinson', 'Brown', 'School Board Clerk']", "role": "user" } ]
[ { "content": "WESTON SALE OF WORK.\n\nSir,—l beg to cowect the statement made in yobr pager\nof Saturday, to the effect that Messrs. McQuinn, Mseak-\nman, Pope, and Frith were the originators of the wax-work\nscheme at the Weston sale of work. The idea originated\nwith Mr. I. H. Harrison, of Waterloo-road, who,...
[ { "content": "Generate an article published in 1905 given the key phrases ['Tetlow', 'Skelton', 'Richardson', 'Fairclough', 'Woods', 'Pierpoint', 'Milne', 'Hatton', 'Bond', 'Baxter', 'Kertland', 'Oliff', 'Hodgkinson', 'Smith', 'Mason', 'Skelton', 'Linnel', 'Sutton', 'Howard', 'Ferguson', 'Bellamy', 'Smith']", ...
[ { "content": "Hockey.\n\nStockton Heath travelled to Alderley Edge last week\nwith a scratch team which was weakened by one of the\neleven arriving at the station just in time to see the\ntrain go out. The Alderley ground, although having\nnice smooth surface, has a peculiar slope up to one of\nthe goals, and t...
[ { "content": "Generate an article published in 1914 given the key phrases ['Revs. Pollock-Hill', 'Roberts', 'Dymott']", "role": "user" } ]
[ { "content": "HOLY TRINITY.\n\nThe harvest festival, which began with a\nspecial evening service the previous Thursday,\nwas continued at Holy Trinity on Sunday, when\nthe preachers for the day were the Revs. W.\nPollock-Hill (Vicar of St. Thomas', Ashton), E.\nL. Roberts, and S. E. Dymott (Vicar of Glaze-\nbur...
[ { "content": "Generate an article published in 1912 given the key phrases ['Ernest Gardner']", "role": "user" } ]
[ { "content": "FACE, BODY AND HEAD BROKEN\nOUT.\n\nPwll Cottage, Great Oak, Bryngwyn, Nr. Raglan,\nMon., Wales.—\" Two seats ago I caught a chill and\nmy face and body and head all broke out in a mass of\nsc tbs —thick hard ecabs. 1 could not shave, nor pet\nmuch sleep because of the itching, and it was raw and\...
[ { "content": "Generate an article published in 1883 given the key phrases ['Graham', 'Frank Rain', 'Dr. Waterson', 'Dr. Beattie', 'Dr. Murphy', 'Dr. Dixon', 'Dr. Wilford']", "role": "user" } ]
[ { "content": "PANIC IN A PUBLIC HALL.\n\nOVER 200 LIVES LOST.\nSunderland was on Saturday the scene of one of the most\nappalling disasters in connection with places of public\nentertainment which has ever occurred in England, and one\nwhich, with the exception of the Ring Theatre tragedy at\nVienna and the cir...
[ { "content": "Generate an article published in 1883 given the key phrases ['Rev. Eglinton', 'Mr. Robert Cook', 'Rev. Beet', 'Mr. Ford', 'Rev. Agar Beet', 'Rev. James McTurk', 'Sir William McArthur', 'Mr. James McArthur', 'Mr. Vickers', 'Mr. Rippon', 'man named Wood', 'Matthew Sharpe', 'Jones', 'Thomas']", "...
[ { "content": "WESLEYAN METHODISM IN\nWARRIATO N.\n\nThe March quarterly meeting which is an important one\nIn Methodist circuits, was held for the Warriogton circuit\nin the large vestry of Bold-street Chapel, on Monday after-\nnoon and evening, and proved the most successful meeting\nthat has been held for som...
[ { "content": "Generate an article published in 1914 given the key phrases ['Poulter', 'Simcock', 'Stephens', 'Gardiner', 'Glover', 'Shakeshaft', 'Stubbs', 'Darlington', 'Ditchfield', 'Illidge', 'Bond', 'Dunn', 'Houghton']", "role": "user" } ]
[ { "content": "'Revenge Last Year's Befeat.\n\nGREAT SANKEY NOW LIKELY LEAGUE CHAMPIONS\n\nThe most important match to our local Soccer\nenthusiast was the Cheshire Senior Cup-tie at\nNew Brighton, where the Latchford team were\npitted against Harrowby, and it will be remem-\nbered that these two teams met last ...
[ { "content": "Generate an article published in 1900 given the key phrases ['Rev. Hirst', 'Mr Clarke', 'Rev. Miller', 'Mr Astill', 'Miss Sirett', 'Mrs Latimer', 'Mr grown', 'Rev. James Allatt', 'Mr Ormand', 'Mr Law', 'Mr Parr', 'Bro Cutler', 'Bro Woods', 'Bro Lee', 'Bro Clarke', 'Bro Williams', 'Bro Newman', 'Br...
[ { "content": "EARLESTOWN & NEWTON.\n\nc.E.T.s.\n\nOn Sunday last (the 21st) sermons were preached\nin aid of the funds of the Diocesan Church of\nEngland Temperance Society by the Secretary (the\nRev. J. Hirst), in the morning and afternoon at St.\nMary's Church, Lowton, and in the evening at War-\ngrave Church...
[ { "content": "Generate an article published in 1914 given the key phrases ['Mr. George Allen', 'Councillor Broadhurst']", "role": "user" } ]
[ { "content": "PRACTICAL UNANIMITY.\n\nMr. GEORGE ALLEN, responding, said they as an\nassociation were only infants, for they only\namalgamated on September 26th last year, but,\nnevertheless, they already had between 30 and\n40 members. Their work up to the present had\nbeen very good, and, taking the town in g...
[ { "content": "Generate an article published in 1910 given the key phrases ['Enoch', 'Nancy', 'Sarah', 'Oates', 'Nancy Bradburn', 'Sarah Stones']", "role": "user" } ]
[ { "content": "onewed at his hot toast without even look.\ning at her.\nKeep thy owd brass ! I'st go to work,\nand thou can shift for thysel.\"\nA slow shy mile formed about his mouth\nas they looked at .each other, and at last he\nsaid, Ger out, woman ! thou'rt losin thy\nwits V'\n\nNancy „sdid not reply at onc...
[ { "content": "Generate an article published in 1917 given the key phrases ['Councillor Gotobed']", "role": "user" } ]
[ { "content": "CHILD WELFARE.\n\nLymm Council and Joint Local\nRepresentatives.\n\nSome time ago a conference of local auLhori-\ntis within ,the Bucklo* Union was held to dis-\ncuss the question of joint local schemes of\nmaternity ana. child welfare, and the, matter\nagain came before the Lymm Council at their\...
[ { "content": "Generate an article published in 1912 given the key phrases ['BROOKS', 'JOLLEY', 'FURNESS', 'KNOWLES', 'MITCHELL', 'GILL', 'HOUGHTON']", "role": "user" } ]
[ { "content": "ARCHITECTURAL\nCOMPETITIOIt\nANOTHER QUESTION OF LOCAL\nPREFERENCE.\n\nDISCUSSION BY THE BOARD OF GUARDIANS.\n\nThe qnestion of the restriction of competition for\narchitectural designs gave rise to an interesting dis-\ncussion at the meeting of the Warrington Board of\nGuardians on Wednesday. The...
[ { "content": "Generate an article published in 1907 given the key phrases ['Mrs. Hewitt', 'Mr. Curran', 'Mr. Crampton', 'Mr. Lee']", "role": "user" } ]
[ { "content": "STREET IMPROVEMENTS.\n\nr At a meeting of the Street Improvement and Lighting\nCommittee the Town Clerk reported that Mrs. Hewitt's\nsolicitors were prepared to accept the sum of .£750 and\nto give immediate possession of the property, the sum\nnamed to include all solicitor's and surveyor's charg...
[ { "content": "Generate an article published in 1920 given the key phrases ['Colonel Malone', 'Mr. hurenill', 'Colonel John Ward', 'Carl Marx', 'Czar']", "role": "user" } ]
[ { "content": "\"NEWSPAPER NONSENSE.\"\n\nColonel Malone said it was hardly possible not\nto be confronted in the papers to-day with three j\nor tour columns ox absurd nonsense about Russia\nthat emanated from tile neigabournood of sun-\nderland. (Laughter.) Mr. hurenill made iive\npoints. Four ox them might be ...
[ { "content": "Generate an article published in 1890 given the key phrases [{'names': ['William Hayes', 'Peter Boyaell', 'James Page', 'Mr. Riggs', 'Geoffrey Barnes', 'Mr. William Longton', 'Mr. Balharrry', 'Superintendent Brassington', 'Captain Withington']}]", "role": "user" } ]
[ { "content": "GAME TRESPASS N EAR NEWTON.\n\nAt the Leigh Police Court, on Monday, before\nCaptain Withington (chairman) and other magis-\ntrates, William Hayes, of Lowton, was charged with\ntrespassing on land the occupation of Peter\n. _\n\nBoyaell, of Lowton, in search of Rme, and over\nwhich Mr. G. W. tigg ...
[ { "content": "Generate an article published in 1891 given the key phrases ['Lord Churchill', 'John Wesley', 'Charles Wesley', 'Canon Mason', 'Emerson', 'Archbishop Leighton']", "role": "user" } ]
[ { "content": "'Manchester there were 12,000 voters, of whom\n4,340 were non-resident. In Central Birmingham\nthere were 1,970, and in Central Bradford 1,981. In\nthe counties the grievance took a more acute form,\nfor in the county of Chester here were 5,400 non-\nresident voters, of whom more than 1,000 were i...
[ { "content": "Generate an article published in 1918 given the key phrases ['Mayor', 'Mayoress']", "role": "user" } ]
[ { "content": "Warrington. 'received the joyous and soul-.\nstirring news With great enthusiasm. No :town\nin the country has a -prouder record of war ser-\nvice, for it lias given, freely of its gallant sons\nin the defence of right and justice, and has\nworked with amazing zeal to supply the muni-\niicars whic...
[ { "content": "Generate an article published in 1920 given the key phrases ['Bradbury', 'Tom Harris', 'Fowles', 'Cartwright', 'Lavin', 'Tranter', 'Daintith', 'Prescott', 'Cuplife', 'Peacock', 'Cunliffe', 'Clarke', 'Bevan', 'Skelhomi', 'Blan Powell', 'Kynan', 'Joe Corsi', 'Dewhurst', 'Jack Corsi', 'Heaton', 'Jone...
[ { "content": "AT ROCHDALE TO•DAY.\n\nWarrington travel to Rochdale to-day, and a\ngreat game should -ensue. The Hornets' two suc-\ncessive victories over the Huddersfield combination\nproves that at present they are displaying some-\nthing like their old form, and Warrington will\nhave to be on their best behav...
[ { "content": "Generate an article published in 1891 given the key phrases []", "role": "user" } ]
[ { "content": "RUNCORN BOARD OF GUIRDIANS.\n\nThe fortnightly meeting was held at Dutton\nWorkhouse on Tuesday. Mr. J. Mclntyre presided,\nand there were present the Rev. W. N. Tanner,\nMessrs. J. Knowles, S. Taylor, Aaron Lewis, Stakes,\nKirkham, P. Hall, T.. Lea, G. Prestner, J. BaguleY,\nW. Whitlow, Baxter, E...
[ { "content": "Generate an article published in 1887 given the key phrases ['Victoria', 'Charles', 'James II', 'Clifford Dix', 'Ernest Jones', 'Thomas Cooper']", "role": "user" } ]
[ { "content": "JUBILEE MENDICANTS..\n\nSir,—Of all -I;ri, Methods resorted to by the worshippers\nof royalty during this Jubilee season, nothing is, in my\nopinion, more likely to stir up among the reflecting portion\nof the working classes a disrespect for the monarchiol sys.\ntern as the practice of sending th...
[ { "content": "Generate an article published in 1912 given the key phrases ['Rev. John Yonge', 'Rev Cooper', 'Mr Bridge', 'Mr Griffith', 'Mr Faulkner', 'Dr twin Dalton']", "role": "user" } ]
[ { "content": "A Nonconformist View of Lent.\n\n\"Wycliffe Congregational Church Magazine \" con-\ntains the following reference by the Pastor (Rev. John\nYonge) to the season of Lent :—There are reasons why,\nif Christian people would accept the religious teaching\n(which the annual 40 days of Lent are intended...
[ { "content": "Generate an article published in 1913 given the key phrases []", "role": "user" } ]
[ { "content": "GAPES.\n\nOf all chicken diseases I think gapes the worst.\nThis disease is caused as the result of a worm lodging\nin the throat. Some grounds are very liable to give\nthis disease to chickens reared thereon and when once\nyou discover this to be the case, the chicks should be\nremoved on-to fres...
[ { "content": "Generate an article published in 1913 given the key phrases ['Critchley Clare', 'Jordan Douglas', 'Dickenson Nicholas Gibbs', 'Brown Renwick Berry', 'Williams Blundell Bardsley Hudson', 'Bradshaw Arnold Harmer', 'Davies Carter Clarke Po vey Mclntyre', 'Warren', 'Cooper', 'Twist Bevan', 'Naylor Dai...
[ { "content": "53 90 376\n*Shield Tie.\n\" A \" TEAM SCORERS.\n\nCritchley\nClare 0 17 51\nJordan\nDouglas 0 8 24\nDickenson\nNicholas\nGibbs 6 1 15\nBrown\nRenwick\nBerry 4 1 11\nWilliams\nBlundell\nBardsley\nHudson 0 3 9\nBradshaw\nArnold\nHarmer 0 2 6\nDavies\nCarter\n\nClarke\nPo vey\nMclntyre 0 2 6\nWarren ...
[ { "content": "Generate an article published in 1882 given the key phrases ['Mr. Gibbs', 'Mr. Elphic', 'Mr. Beauchamp']", "role": "user" } ]
[ { "content": "THE EXAMINER, SATURDAY, MAY 20, 1882.\n\nNOTES ON AGRICULTIME ROITI-\nCULTUUT4'„ &c.\n\nStetett PRTING--Mr, W. A. Gibbs has issued a pamphlet\nentitled \"Plain Facts as to Stack Drying; or, Why should\nwe Lose Six Millions a Year?\" inewhich he reviews the\nhistory of this subject since he first m...