Datasets:

npedrazzini
/

19thc_ms_news

Error code:   DatasetGenerationCastError
Exception:    DatasetGenerationCastError
Message:      An error occurred while generating the dataset

All the data files must have the same columns, but at some point there are 2 new columns ({'index', 'most_similar'})

This happened while the csv dataset builder was generating data using

hf://datasets/npedrazzini/19thc_ms_news/murder_suicide_similarity_results.csv (at revision 1aaf2a658c6c1414db647348daa22f4fa93f28a0)

Please either edit the data files to have matching columns, or separate them into different configurations (see docs at https://hf.co/docs/hub/datasets-manual-configuration#multiple-configurations)
Traceback:    Traceback (most recent call last):
                File "/usr/local/lib/python3.12/site-packages/datasets/builder.py", line 1831, in _prepare_split_single
                  writer.write_table(table)
                File "/usr/local/lib/python3.12/site-packages/datasets/arrow_writer.py", line 714, in write_table
                  pa_table = table_cast(pa_table, self._schema)
                             ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
                File "/usr/local/lib/python3.12/site-packages/datasets/table.py", line 2272, in table_cast
                  return cast_table_to_schema(table, schema)
                         ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
                File "/usr/local/lib/python3.12/site-packages/datasets/table.py", line 2218, in cast_table_to_schema
                  raise CastError(
              datasets.table.CastError: Couldn't cast
              NLP: int64
              issue: int64
              art_num: string
              title: string
              collection: string
              full_date: string
              year: int64
              month: int64
              day: int64
              location: string
              word_count: int64
              ocrquality: double
              decade: int64
              unique_id: string
              keyword: string
              articles: string
              index: double
              most_similar: string
              -- schema metadata --
              pandas: '{"index_columns": [{"kind": "range", "name": null, "start": 0, "' + 2296
              to
              {'NLP': Value('int64'), 'issue': Value('int64'), 'art_num': Value('string'), 'title': Value('string'), 'collection': Value('string'), 'full_date': Value('string'), 'year': Value('int64'), 'month': Value('int64'), 'day': Value('int64'), 'location': Value('string'), 'word_count': Value('int64'), 'ocrquality': Value('float64'), 'decade': Value('int64'), 'unique_id': Value('string'), 'keyword': Value('string'), 'articles': Value('string')}
              because column names don't match
              
              During handling of the above exception, another exception occurred:
              
              Traceback (most recent call last):
                File "/src/services/worker/src/worker/job_runners/config/parquet_and_info.py", line 1339, in compute_config_parquet_and_info_response
                  parquet_operations = convert_to_parquet(builder)
                                       ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
                File "/src/services/worker/src/worker/job_runners/config/parquet_and_info.py", line 972, in convert_to_parquet
                  builder.download_and_prepare(
                File "/usr/local/lib/python3.12/site-packages/datasets/builder.py", line 894, in download_and_prepare
                  self._download_and_prepare(
                File "/usr/local/lib/python3.12/site-packages/datasets/builder.py", line 970, in _download_and_prepare
                  self._prepare_split(split_generator, **prepare_split_kwargs)
                File "/usr/local/lib/python3.12/site-packages/datasets/builder.py", line 1702, in _prepare_split
                  for job_id, done, content in self._prepare_split_single(
                                               ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
                File "/usr/local/lib/python3.12/site-packages/datasets/builder.py", line 1833, in _prepare_split_single
                  raise DatasetGenerationCastError.from_cast_error(
              datasets.exceptions.DatasetGenerationCastError: An error occurred while generating the dataset
              
              All the data files must have the same columns, but at some point there are 2 new columns ({'index', 'most_similar'})
              
              This happened while the csv dataset builder was generating data using
              
              hf://datasets/npedrazzini/19thc_ms_news/murder_suicide_similarity_results.csv (at revision 1aaf2a658c6c1414db647348daa22f4fa93f28a0)
              
              Please either edit the data files to have matching columns, or separate them into different configurations (see docs at https://hf.co/docs/hub/datasets-manual-configuration#multiple-configurations)

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NLP int64	issue int64	art_num string	title string	collection string	full_date string	year int64	month int64	day int64	location string	word_count int64	ocrquality float64	decade int64	unique_id string	keyword string	articles string
2,247	313	art0093	The Bee-Hive :	British Library Heritage Made Digital Newspapers	1869-03-13	1,869	3	13	London, England	726	0.8778	1,860	2247_313_art0093_1869-03-13	murder	THURSDAI IN THE COMMONS. short notices given, and questions proper business of the night wit; Rathbone the new member for Liv that he would call attention "to the ter sef h e alization caused by the want of e. ministration of local funds." The as interesting as vvidp, and the demoralization i"eoairiceentioetntoad ot st...
2,247	821	art0137	The Bee-Hive :	British Library Heritage Made Digital Newspapers	1869-08-21	1,869	8	21	London, England	790	0.8982	1,860	2247_821_art0137_1869-08-21	murder	THE FATAL STEAM-TUG EXPLOSION. The bad boileis have another year of it to themselves. How many lives, we wonder, would it take to get rid of them all, by this process of natural death as to the inanimate iron, but of cruel maiming and slaughter to sensitive human beings? Poor JOE WILLIAMS was the second person killed b...
2,247	821	art0047	The Bee-Hive :	British Library Heritage Made Digital Newspapers	1869-08-21	1,869	8	21	London, England	597	0.8845	1,860	2247_821_art0047_1869-08-21	murder	THE FATAL STEAM-TUG EXPLOSION. teooTered ; and she had herself had it, though The bad boilers have another year of it 0 vaccinated when a child. The magistrate enthemselves. How many lives, we wonde 4eavoured to show her, that her ow:facts were, ~,r1 would it take to get rid of them all, by Of. (1,11 the whole, against...
2,248	507	art0022	The Penny Bee-Hive.	British Library Heritage Made Digital Newspapers	1870-05-07	1,870	5	7	London, England	523	0.8851	1,870	2248_507_art0022_1870-05-07	murder	SOCIETY OF ARTS.—About six thousand persons attended a conversa.zhne given last evening by the Society of Arts at the South Kensington Museum. Their Royal Highnesses the Prince and Princess of Wales, had accented invitations, and on their arrival they were received at the garden entrance by Lord Henry G. Lennox, Chairm...
2,248	507	art0032	The Penny Bee-Hive.	British Library Heritage Made Digital Newspapers	1870-05-07	1,870	5	7	London, England	754	0.8998	1,870	2248_507_art0032_1870-05-07	murder	THE .C.A.kTOL, or Chief Palace of Home. The tyrannical reign of Tarquin the Proud was at length brought to an end, and with it the kingly power in Rome for ever, by an event recorded in stories that hare become part of the world's inheritance, famous for all time, and which must therefore be given at length. The legen...
2,248	514	art0035	The Penny Bee-Hive.	British Library Heritage Made Digital Newspapers	1870-05-14	1,870	5	14	London, England	510	0.8564	1,870	2248_514_art0035_1870-05-14	murder	SATURDAY, MAY 14, 1870. TRADES OUTRAGES IN MANCHESTO" WE need scarcely say that it was with the deepest regret we noticed the account of WO' famous trade outrages perpetrated by brini‘; makers in Manchester, which appeared in th. 6 last number of our paper. The BEEttivo it pledged to uphold the rights of non—unionis w...
2,249	823	art0052	The Bee-Hive.	British Library Heritage Made Digital Newspapers	1873-08-23	1,873	8	23	London, England	566	0.8997	1,870	2249_823_art0052_1873-08-23	murder	AUG. 23 1878. most striking thing connected with the whole affair was the ,sermon of Father Goddard. Ine praise of the young prince had in it all the unctions overstatement of a Court chaplain anxious to put a gloss of fine words on the peccadilloes of a high-born sinner. 44 Yoa merit," said the Rev. Father, "all the ...
2,249	111	art0028	The Bee-Hive.	British Library Heritage Made Digital Newspapers	1873-01-11	1,873	1	11	London, England	747	0.8928	1,870	2249_111_art0028_1873-01-11	murder	LATEST INTELLIGENCE. FuthAf. The direetork of the Bank of England reduced the rate of discount yesterday from 5 per cent. to 41, per cent., and a corresponding reduction is being made in the interest allotved for deposits. Yesterday afternoon, about it quarter Past three o'clock, the Whole Of the -Upper floors of th...
2,249	624	art0047	The Bee-Hive.	British Library Heritage Made Digital Newspapers	1871-06-24	1,871	6	24	London, England	674	0.8505	1,870	2249_624_art0047_1871-06-24	murder	LATEST INTELLIGENCE. FRIDAY. At Bromsgrove, yesterday, Morin Rice was charged with stealing Samuel Edward Thomas, a male infant, aged six weeks. The prisoner took the child from its sister in the street and absconded. She was committed for trial. • ' The annual: Meeting of the Society for improving the dwellingsrof ...
2,249	318	art0015	The Bee-Hive.	British Library Heritage Made Digital Newspapers	1871-03-18	1,871	3	18	London, England	666	0.8814	1,870	2249_318_art0015_1871-03-18	murder	BLACK WOOD, MONMOUTHSHIRE. THR MINERS OF WALES. A mass meeting of the miners of Monmouthshire was hold at Plas k'arrn Field, on Monday, the 13th; Mr.. John Lloyd was elected chairman. After a few, brief introductory remarks in both :languages, he called Mr. Abeiliaego Williams, Miners' Agent; Pontypridd, to address t...
2,249	325	art0091	The Bee-Hive.	British Library Heritage Made Digital Newspapers	1871-03-25	1,871	3	25	London, England	576	0.8694	1,870	2249_325_art0091_1871-03-25	murder	CENTENARY OF THE BIRTH OF ROBERT OWEN. On Monday ()ironing a meeting of gentlemen who have been co. workers and associated with the late' Itobeit ("Wen, in his various social, 00-operative, and philanthropic movements, was held at the rooms of the Sunday League, 256, High ttolbbth, for the purpose of considering the b...
2,249	1,022	art0029	The Bee-Hive.	British Library Heritage Made Digital Newspapers	1870-10-22	1,870	10	22	London, England	644	0.8795	1,870	2249_1022_art0029_1870-10-22	murder	FATAL RIOT AMONG "NAVVIES." Scenes of violence and' bloodshed were enacted on Saturday and Sunday morning at the village of Armathwaite, 'about twelve miles south of Carlisle, where a large number of navvies areemployed upon the contraet of Ilesats. Baylis and Eckersley, in the construction of the Settle and Carlisle ...
2,249	910	art0032	The Bee-Hive.	British Library Heritage Made Digital Newspapers	1870-09-10	1,870	9	10	London, England	548	0.8524	1,870	2249_910_art0032_1870-09-10	murder	PLAIN DEALER. IT is wonderful what folly even very wise people will sometimes talk. The Spectator, which stands, in our opinion, pre-eminent for political wislom and bigh.minded impartiality, has actually, more than once, and in a very out-spoken way lost Saturday. declared that there is danger to Europe from the extr...
2,249	827	art0055	The Bee-Hive.	British Library Heritage Made Digital Newspapers	1870-08-27	1,870	8	27	London, England	559	0.8526	1,870	2249_827_art0055_1870-08-27	murder	CLIESTER.—Ou Mon. day the lion. Norman Grosvenor. M.P., laid the foundation stone of new British Schools in Chester. The building Will be situated in Windmill.. lane, nor the site ot the present British Schools, which have become too small for the number of scholars who attend. The new building will accommodate about 5...
2,249	1,008	art0056	The Bee-Hive.	British Library Heritage Made Digital Newspapers	1870-10-08	1,870	10	8	London, England	665	0.8693	1,870	2249_1008_art0056_1870-10-08	murder	CONVEIZEC ON -S,CIN;TIFIC INSTRUCTION. —A conference wa.a held •in the Industrial and Fine Art Institution, Wakefield, the other night, for the parivee of _considering the best means of disseminating serentige know-ledge'. 'Mr. W. 11. Lee; the pre's-ittbrit,' Was in -the chair, and several Other infiuthitial person. -w...
2,249	713	art0008	The Bee-Hive.	British Library Heritage Made Digital Newspapers	1872-07-13	1,872	7	13	London, England	756	0.8975	1,870	2249_713_art0008_1872-07-13	murder	LEGISLATION FOR WOAIEN. WIUN the House of Common's, by its decisive vote on the Ist of May, aflirtned that women ought to . have nothing to do, directly or indirectly, with legislation, honourable members Must have had very fresh in their recollection the fact that legislation had very much to do with women, Mr. Jacon ...
2,249	727	art0068	The Bee-Hive.	British Library Heritage Made Digital Newspapers	1872-07-27	1,872	7	27	London, England	761	0.8952	1,870	2249_727_art0068_1872-07-27	murder	LATEST INTELLIGENCR FRIDAY. Mrs. John Hilton has received from the Princess Christian a donation of 44 for tho Creche, in Stepney Causeway, &Mat Lovers of mountain climbing, saYe the Swiss Times, will be interested to know that the path from the Cascade of Etrerubklires to Monnetier is now . open, and can .be safely fo...
2,595	1,006	art0040	The Forest of Dean Examiner :	British Library Living with Machines Project	1876-10-06	1,876	10	6	Blakeney, Gloucestershire, England	797	0.8952	1,870	2595_1006_art0040_1876-10-06	murder	OCTOBER 6. 1867. LORD DERBY ON THE GOVERNMENT I No one can quarrel with the Earl of Derby's summary of the objects which English public po inion, so practically unanimous, has been aiming to secure during the last few weeks. These the noble Earl, in reply to the Mansion House Del., talon on Wednesday, said were the p...
2,595	611	art0054	The Forest of Dean Examiner :	British Library Living with Machines Project	1875-06-11	1,875	6	11	Blakeney, Gloucestershire, England	645	0.8564	1,870	2595_611_art0054_1875-06-11	murder	THE EXAMINER. FRIDAY. JUNE 11, 1875. The report that a son of Lord Aherd., would stand for Merthyr is declared to te untrue. It is said lthe labour candidate possibly be Mr. Lloyd Jones._ . Mr. Macdonald, M.P., on Monday adtin,, a mass meeting of Fife and Clacknuuthii; labourers, chiefly on the subject of the lab* l...
2,595	108	art0047	The Forest of Dean Examiner :	British Library Living with Machines Project	1875-01-08	1,875	1	8	Blakeney, Gloucestershire, England	552	0.8906	1,870	2595_108_art0047_1875-01-08	murder	TRAGZI,Y. James Cranwell, aged 50, who was convicted at the last session of the Centro.) Criminal Court of the murder of a woman named Emma Bellamy, by beating her on the bead with a shoemak er'a banner, and cutting her throat, was executed OD Monday morning within the gaol of Newgate. The tacts of the case were very ...
2,595	1,029	art0015	The Forest of Dean Examiner :	British Library Living with Machines Project	1875-10-29	1,875	10	29	Blakeney, Gloucestershire, England	588	0.8972	1,870	2595_1029_art0015_1875-10-29	murder	GENERAL NEWS. The quantity of Indian tea imported to England from the lot of January to the list of August, thi* year was 13.&38.:m01b.. as conmared with 8,03,M1b. during the same period last year. At the Freston Comity /Jetty Sessions, on Saturday, John Harrison, of •E'ishwick, was lined £5 sod 1.08 o for neglecting ...
2,595	521	art0073	The Forest of Dean Examiner :	British Library Living with Machines Project	1875-05-21	1,875	5	21	Blakeney, Gloucestershire, England	774	0.8639	1,870	2595_521_art0073_1875-05-21	murder	MURDEROUS ASSAVLT UPON A WIFE AT WEDNESBITRY. On Saturday evening, just after eleven o'clock, a murderous assault was committed by a labourer, , named James Cowney, upon his wife, and the injuries inflicted by the husband are of such a serious nature that they may prove fatal' to tho victim of his violence. It seems t...
2,595	101	art0031	The Forest of Dean Examiner :	British Library Living with Machines Project	1875-01-01	1,875	1	1	Blakeney, Gloucestershire, England	555	0.862	1,870	2595_101_art0031_1875-01-01	murder	STABBING IN WOL ERHAMPTON. At the Wolverhampton Borough Police Court, on Monday (before Sir. J. Morris and J. Moreton), a puddler s labourer, named William Dirkin, working at the Chillington Iron Company, was charged with catting, and wounding Edward Marlow, who appeared in court with his bead bandaged.—Complainant sta...
2,595	101	art0006	The Forest of Dean Examiner :	British Library Living with Machines Project	1875-01-01	1,875	1	1	Blakeney, Gloucestershire, England	517	0.8824	1,870	2595_101_art0006_1875-01-01	murder	MEETING AT YONKLET. On Monday numerounly-atteniled meeting waa held a the Nag's Head Inn, when M. John Mantle pit. aided. The Miners Agent made a long. speech. and stated that lie had received a cheque that morning for £lO from The Derbyshire and Leicester-hire Associations— (applause)—and he was glad to say that the...
2,595	1,015	art0023	The Forest of Dean Examiner :	British Library Living with Machines Project	1875-10-15	1,875	10	15	Blakeney, Gloucestershire, England	505	0.8549	1,870	2595_1015_art0023_1875-10-15	murder	WALES. EXTRAORDINARY DELUSION. Mr. Ernest Rids&le Ellaby, of 5, LIMSJOWII place, barrister, has applied to Mr. Knox at the Marlborough street Police Court repeatedly, to ask the magistrate to allow him to make a declaration which he bad reduced to writiug. and which covered six or seven closely mitten pages, to the ef...
2,595	1,015	art0021	The Forest of Dean Examiner :	British Library Living with Machines Project	1875-10-15	1,875	10	15	Blakeney, Gloucestershire, England	648	0.8641	1,870	2595_1015_art0021_1875-10-15	murder	TWENTY-SEVEN TRADE UNIONISTS CHARGE OF MURDERING A SWEETHEART. COMMITTED FOR TRIAL. A great deal of excitement was gauged In the village At the Shire Hall, Nottingham, last week, twenty. of Bodiara, near Hurstgreen, close to Hastings. on mven men sad two women were charged, on remand, Saturday, in consequence of the ar...
2,595	917	art0076	The Forest of Dean Examiner :	British Library Living with Machines Project	1875-09-17	1,875	9	17	Blakeney, Gloucestershire, England	529	0.8574	1,870	2595_917_art0076_1875-09-17	murder	TRAGIC OCCURRENCE NEAR STAPPOI,I. On Sunday night an extraordinary happened at the hamlet of Berksvrich, about t; miles from Stafford, which resulted in the of a matt who is up to the present time usunrio but who is supposed to belong to Walsall. Hare, a well-to-do farmer, who resides at the pla, named, had, after retu...
2,595	730	art0062	The Forest of Dean Examiner :	British Library Living with Machines Project	1875-07-30	1,875	7	30	Blakeney, Gloucestershire, England	533	0.857	1,870	2595_730_art0062_1875-07-30	murder	PARLIAMENT AND -TOILERS OF THE SEA." PLIMSOLL'S NOBLE INDISCRETION. If Mr. Plimsoll's offence last week against the rules of the House of Commons was emparallelled —as Mr. Disraeli said in the history of that House, the earnest sympathy with the deep feeling and the noble object of the member for Derby which has been...
2,595	806	art0053	The Forest of Dean Examiner :	British Library Living with Machines Project	1875-08-06	1,875	8	6	Blakeney, Gloucestershire, England	663	0.8969	1,870	2595_806_art0053_1875-08-06	murder	PUBLIC SCHOOLS. - - The public schools of Englund (the Daily Kan remarks) were probably, in their roughest days, places whose worst fault was the too unflinching application of the law of the survival of the fittest. Strong and bravo boys ozone out of them robust seinhirs, and fitted for the battle of life at its hard...
2,595	305	art0008	The Forest of Dean Examiner :	British Library Living with Machines Project	1875-03-05	1,875	3	5	Blakeney, Gloucestershire, England	507	0.8706	1,870	2595_305_art0008_1875-03-05	murder	AND NORTH WESTERN RAILWAY. On Monday, at the Divisional Petty Sessions, held at Wolverhampton, Messrs. S. Cartwright, G. L. Underhill, and N. Ironmonger being on the bench, Samuel Barks, an elderly man, was charged onreinand, under the Vagrancy Act, with unlawfully gambling in a train on the London and North Western R...
2,595	525	art0084	The Forest of Dean Examiner :	British Library Living with Machines Project	1877-05-25	1,877	5	25	Blakeney, Gloucestershire, England	694	0.8647	1,870	2595_525_art0084_1877-05-25	murder	THREATENED DISTURBANCES IN UTAH. The latest American papers to hand give some detaihifof the threatened opposition to the United States authority by the Mormons in Utah. A special despatch to the Herald, dated Utah, May 8, says—" Salt Lake, Utah, May 5, 1877 :—There is no longer any doubt that a dangerous undercurrent...
2,595	119	art0107	The Forest of Dean Examiner :	British Library Living with Machines Project	1877-01-19	1,877	1	19	Blakeney, Gloucestershire, England	594	0.8539	1,870	2595_119_art0107_1877-01-19	murder	BIRMINGHAM. 4 murder of a most terrible nature wee oommitted at Aston, Birmingham, at an early hour on Tuesday mom log. The victim was Diary Saunders a woman thing. four years of age or thereabouts. She was the wide* of a man who was formerly landlord of the Bag Horse, Ashted row, but at his death she gave up tla busi...
2,595	112	art0058	The Forest of Dean Examiner :	British Library Living with Machines Project	1877-01-12	1,877	1	12	Blakeney, Gloucestershire, England	783	0.867	1,870	2595_112_art0058_1877-01-12	murder	THE ARLESEY RAILWA Y DISASTER. The inquest on the victims of the Arliney collision was concluded on Jan. 4th.—Mr. Stirling, locomotive engineer, spoke to the excellent character of Pepper. the deceased driver. The trains might have been pollee up within 1200 yards and, had there been a continuous brake, in less tiue.--...
2,595	511	art0088	The Forest of Dean Examiner :	British Library Living with Machines Project	1877-05-11	1,877	5	11	Blakeney, Gloucestershire, England	554	0.8577	1,870	2595_511_art0088_1877-05-11	murder	FRIGHTFUL OUTRAGES BY THE TURKS. A VILLAGE BURNT AND THE INEIABI, TANTS MURDERED. Bre lI.EST, May 7.—lt l• stated here that the Turks have burnt the village of Beket, between Kalafat and Odurgevo, and that they also destroyed three English . vessels lying at that plaoe. This Is their first set of „warfare, and is not u...
2,595	511	art0024	The Forest of Dean Examiner :	British Library Living with Machines Project	1877-05-11	1,877	5	11	Blakeney, Gloucestershire, England	675	0.8861	1,870	2595_511_art0024_1877-05-11	murder	LEEDS GAS ACCOUNT COLLECTOR. Last week, at the twill Town Hall, before Aid. Luseock mid Mr. A. Lawson, Margaret Wilkinson, -21, Back Park street, Leeds, wee charged with stealing a gold watch end chain from Jame. Mortimer Lancaster, Harlon place. Woodhouse, collector to the Lent• Corporation Gee Company. Mr. A. Watson ...
2,596	507	art0022	The Cotton Factory Times.	British Library Living with Machines Project	1909-05-07	1,909	5	7	Manchester, Greater Manchester, England	560	0.8787	1,900	2596_507_art0022_1909-05-07	murder	ACTORS SEIZED WITH ILLNESS. Several instances have occurred of famous actors being seized with serious illnesses while perforniing on the stage. lho celebrated liklinund Keen, while playing the part cf Othello at Covent Garden, was cuddenly SIII4ILC7I with an illness, from which he never recovered. Hie last words, as ...
2,596	423	art0057	The Cotton Factory Times.	British Library Living with Machines Project	1909-04-23	1,909	4	23	Manchester, Greater Manchester, England	579	0.8627	1,900	2596_423_art0057_1909-04-23	murder	PERIODICAL REPORT. QUESTION OF LABOUR EXCHANGES. MURDEROUS CONDITIONS IN BULGARIA. In the Periodical Report (just iesued) of the International Federation of Textile Work'l'ers' A.woc,iatione the general secretary, Mr. W. Moreland, J.P., refers to the reoent deputation to Germany from the Parliamentary Committee of t...
2,596	521	art0111	The Cotton Factory Times.	British Library Living with Machines Project	1909-05-21	1,909	5	21	Manchester, Greater Manchester, England	686	0.8602	1,900	2596_521_art0111_1909-05-21	murder	APPLE FRITTERS.--Pare n Apple, and out at in aims across. Take oat the middles with a small nutter. Shred the shera wlda sugar, dip in batter, and fry. Shred again with sugar. Back Biting, Back-biting! No word could posaibly be more descriptive of the despicable habit which we know by that name. We are at onoe remind...
2,596	205	art0039	The Cotton Factory Times.	British Library Living with Machines Project	1909-02-05	1,909	2	5	Manchester, Greater Manchester, England	770	0.8864	1,900	2596_205_art0039_1909-02-05	murder	RICHARD MARSH. CHAPTER XXX.—(Ccatirmed.) It was poasibly Mr. Fitaberbert's wish to assume a tone of injured virtue; if no, the assumption wee a bad one. " Mr. Earle, you're treating me unitaitly ; you did it before, and you're doing it again; all I ask —all I've always asked—is that I should have fair play. Mr. Feik...
2,596	524	art0003	The Cotton Factory Times.	British Library Living with Machines Project	1901-05-24	1,901	5	24	Manchester, Greater Manchester, England	531	0.8867	1,900	2596_524_art0003_1901-05-24	murder	SYNOPSIS. "A Weaver's Dowry " is a story of Lancaehire mill life in the year 1271, the period when the operatives were agitating for what was known se the 'Twelve o'clock Saturday." Interest in this epieode is now revived by • new agitation in textile circles, the object of which is to close all textile factories by A...
2,596	415	art0048	The Cotton Factory Times.	British Library Living with Machines Project	1904-04-15	1,904	4	15	Manchester, Greater Manchester, England	758	0.8892	1,900	2596_415_art0048_1904-04-15	murder	MAGISTRATES. Although we hie,e not chronicled any of the arrests in connection with the Luddite outrages, for the reason that the parties taken into custody are not concerned in the unfolding of our story, it must i.ot be assumed that the authorities were idle. Arrests were continually being made. The difficulty was t...
2,596	1,226	art0044	The Cotton Factory Times.	British Library Living with Machines Project	1913-12-26	1,913	12	26	Manchester, Greater Manchester, England	707	0.8921	1,910	2596_1226_art0044_1913-12-26	murder	CHAPTER X. Nanette Nests Rex. With a roar and a rattle the train drew into King's Cross. . . " Can I help you with your luggage?' the man asked quietly an he gathered the few articles he had with him. "Oh, thanks, my friends brought it on with them—l expect one to meet me here--ah, there he is," Nanette exlaimed am t...
2,596	110	art0132	The Cotton Factory Times.	British Library Living with Machines Project	1913-01-10	1,913	1	10	Manchester, Greater Manchester, England	672	0.8673	1,910	2596_110_art0132_1913-01-10	murder	MEMORIAM. " • Holbrook.—ln loving memory of VG-alter George Holbrook, who was found shot dead on the floor of a summerhouse in the wood skirting the grounds of Walland Court, Denton, Berks, June 6th. 1852. 'Vengeance is mine; I will repay, saith the Lord.' " " Bless my heart said my host, as he paused. Why, to-day is...
2,596	313	art0143	The Cotton Factory Times.	British Library Living with Machines Project	1908-03-13	1,908	3	13	Manchester, Greater Manchester, England	526	0.8688	1,900	2596_313_art0143_1908-03-13	murder	LAM. hhire and environs. Textile workers and others who desire it will find an explanation of the Small Holdings and Allotments Act, 1907, with practical directions how to proceed in order to secure Land, in a penny pamphlets by Mr. Philip Snowden, M.P., entitled "Back to the Land," published by the Independent Labour...
2,596	731	art0116	The Cotton Factory Times.	British Library Living with Machines Project	1908-07-31	1,908	7	31	Manchester, Greater Manchester, England	644	0.8928	1,900	2596_731_art0116_1908-07-31	murder	MILL LIFE IN RUSSIA. WAGES AND CONDITIONS. A REIGN OF TERROR The following interesting article is contributed in the current issue of the "Textile World" by Mr. Edward Elsner:— During the past few years the textile mills of Russia have been storm centres for political agitation. Murders have been frequent, and a ve...
2,596	228	art0201	The Cotton Factory Times.	British Library Living with Machines Project	1908-02-28	1,908	2	28	Manchester, Greater Manchester, England	607	0.8993	1,900	2596_228_art0201_1908-02-28	murder	FRANK CARS." Stephen Ruthen read through the letter with all its incredible callousness, this foul blow that a mans band had struck at the woman who had trusted and cared for him. The name was quite unfamiliar, though in some odd way the rector seemed to have seen the handwriting before. "Stephen, do you wonder now th...
2,596	102	art0081	The Cotton Factory Times.	British Library Living with Machines Project	1920-01-02	1,920	1	2	Manchester, Greater Manchester, England	599	0.8709	1,920	2596_102_art0081_1920-01-02	murder	MARCH. ; Mr. J. Bates elected County Coencillor for Sowerby Bridge. Aid. Matt karr or Mossley; and several ot.ier Labour men in Lancbshire, Yorkshire and Cheshire. Mr. Reg. Hewitt blected second Labour mass for Oldham. Spinners,' Amalgamation and employers arrange for prAority for returned spinners and pieoers. Robert...
2,596	1,229	art0032	The Cotton Factory Times.	British Library Living with Machines Project	1911-12-29	1,911	12	29	Manchester, Greater Manchester, England	739	0.8518	1,910	2596_1229_art0032_1911-12-29	murder	FRANK MAYNARD. SYNOPSIS OF OPINING CHAPTERS. Jake Dagton, a notorious crizninal and exconvict, is dying in a Liverpool lodging-house During his illnese—which he knows will be fatal— he has written a confeseion of murder committed in the West. Riding of Yorkshire eighteen years before, and placed it, along with some d...

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Historical British newspaper articles mentioning murder and suicide

This repository contains a dataset of historical English newspaper articles from the LwM and HMD14 collections (1800-1920), containing mentions of murder and suicide.