Rutherford and Son Premiere
Rutherford and Son receives its London premiere.
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Rutherford and Son receives its London premiere.
Campbell's six men face an unexpected Antarctic winter.
Is arrested during renewed militant action for women's voting rights.
Leads a coordinated window-smashing protest in central London.
He waits six days hoping to meet Scott's returning party.
Reaches One Ton Depot with a dog team and supplies.
Oates's frostbitten feet worsen severely as the polar party struggles north across the Barrier.
Campbell's men begin converting a snowdrift into a cramped winter shelter after accepting that ship relief will not arrive.
Leaves Scott's tent during the return from the South Pole, sacrificing himself as the party struggles northward
Oates, whose condition was aggravated by an old war-wound to the extent that he was barely able to walk, voluntarily left the tent and walked to his death.
Scott wrote that Oates last words were, "I am just going outside and may be some time.". Oates, whose condition was aggravated by an old war-wound to the extent that he was barely able to walk, voluntarily left the tent and walked to his death
Leaves the tent during a blizzard while critically ill.
Scott records Oates leaving the tent during a blizzard after weeks of worsening frostbite and exhaustion.
His sacrifice is intended to improve his companions' survival chances.
Scott records Oates's farewell before Oates, badly weakened and scarcely able to walk, leaves the tent during a blizzard and walks to his death.
Leaves the tent and dies during the return journey.
Announces in the Commons that for every German battleship built Britain should build 2
Proposes a "Naval holiday", a suspension of naval construction by Britain & Germany
Scott records serious frostbite in his right foot as the three survivors approach One Ton Depot.
After walking a further 20 miles, the three remaining men made their final camp on 19 March, 11 miles (18 km) short of One Ton Depot, but 24 miles (38 km) beyond the original intended location of the depot.
Bowers reaches the final camp with Scott and Wilson while a worsening blizzard prevents further progress.
Wilson reaches the final camp with Scott and Bowers approximately eleven miles short of One Ton Depot.
Joins Titanic at Belfast as an officer while the new liner is being prepared for service.
Birth of Wilfrid Brambell
Joins Titanic at Belfast with the junior deck officers before the ship's trials and delivery voyage.
Secures passage of the Coal Mines Minimum Wage Act.
Secures passage of the Coal Mines Minimum Wage Act.
Creates district boards to set minimum underground wage rates.
Dies with Scott and Bowers in the final camp.
Dies with Scott and Wilson during the return journey.
Dies with Scott and Wilson in their final camp during the return from the South Pole
Dies with Wilson and Bowers near One Ton Depot.
Scott writes his final diary entry while the surviving polar party remains trapped by a blizzard near One Ton Depot.
Writes his final diary entry near One Ton Depot.
Creates district boards to establish minimum underground wage rates.
Scott, Wilson and Bowers die in their tent soon afterward.
Takes command at Cape Evans after Evans is invalided home.
Attempts to meet Scott's returning party with dog teams.
Directs suffrage strategy from France through clandestine communications.
Escapes to Paris to avoid arrest for militant conspiracy.
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