D'Arcy Concession Government Review
The Foreign Office reviews the history and strategic significance of D'Arcy's Persian petroleum concession.
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The Foreign Office reviews the history and strategic significance of D'Arcy's Persian petroleum concession.
Death of James Hamilton, 2nd Duke of Abercorn
Helps close the Cape Evans hut before departure.
Returns in Terra Nova for the expedition's final relief.
Evans oversees the final departure from Cape Evans as Terra Nova takes the remaining expedition members north from Antarctica.
The world was informed of the tragedy when Terra Nova reached Oamaru, New Zealand.
Jackson opens Britain's first purpose-built repertory theatre in Birmingham.
Permits union political funds while allowing members to opt out.
Helps Labour benefit from lawful political levies with individual opt-outs.
Welcomes restoration of trade-union political fund powers.
Secures Royal Assent for the Trade Union Act.
Strengthens Labour financing after the Osborne judgment restrictions.
Secures Royal Assent for the Trade Union Act.
Supports legislation restoring trade-union political funding rights.
Permits trade union political funds while allowing members to opt out.
Proposes an Anglo-German "naval holiday" to reduce expenditure on armaments
Birth of Walter Winterbottom
Imprisoned for inciting people to place explosives outside Lloyd George's house
Is sentenced for inciting the bombing of Lloyd George's house.
Begins hunger striking after receiving a three-year sentence.
Directs the weekly magazine from its first issue.
Becomes founding editor of the New Statesman.
Co-founds the New Statesman with Sidney Webb.
Creates a weekly review of politics, society and literature.
Keeps a clean sheet as Aston Villa defeat Sunderland.
Barber scores the decisive goal in the 1913 FA Cup final.
Gladwin appears in Sunderland's defence during the FA Cup final against Aston Villa; a 1โ0 loss denies the league champions a domestic double.
Introduces temporary release for hunger-striking prisoners in poor health.
Allows recovered prisoners to be returned to complete their sentences.
Helps Sunderland win the Football League championship.
Manages Sunderland to the Football League championship.
Contributes important goals during the club's title-winning campaign.
Guides the club close to a league and cup double.
Birth of Sid James, born Solomon Joel Cohen
Hosts renewed peace negotiations between the Balkan allies and the Ottoman Empire.
The new Naval Law is passed by the Reichstag in order to expand the German navy
Peter Cushing is born in Kenley, Surrey.
The future British film and television actor is born.
Warns the delegations that they must sign the prepared settlement or leave London.
Uses London diplomacy to manage disputes among the Balkan states.
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