Royal Procession Details For Prince and Princess of Wales Visit
Large crowds line the streets as royal procession plans unfold from York House to Buckingham Palace. The route includes guards, carriages carrying royal household officials, and a long escort of military and naval aides led by Lord Roberts. Officials later decide how to handle lingering embassy guests.
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Alexander of Battenberg
Victoria Eugenie of Battenberg
Beatrice
Duchess of
Albany
Argyll
Roumania
Louise and
Augusta Victoria
Schleswig-Holstein
Prince
Christian
Victoria
Patricia
Margaret of
Connaught
Grand Duke
Hesse
Duke
Charles
Denmark
Duchess of Fife
Prince of Wales
York House
Royal Horse Guards
Prince and Princess of Wales
Buckingham Palace
Ackland Hood
Sidney Robert Greville
Mary Dyke
Sylvia Edwardes
Lord Knollys
D. M. Probyn
Victor Christian Cavendish
Lord Colville of Cutross
Lord Wolseley
Culme Seymour
Charlotte Knollys
Fobirth
Viscount Churchill
Earl of Pembroke
Countess of Lytton
Buccleuch
Lord Roberts
Pertab Singh
Maharajah of
Gwalior
Alfred Gaselee
Howard Hobart Seymour
Lord Kitchener
Duke of Connaught
Prince Arthur of Connaught
Duke of Buccleuch
Royal Company of Archers
Earl Waldegrave
Duke of Portland
Second Life Guards
Whitelaw Reid
Wilson
E. I. Baylies
J. Pierpont Morgan, Jr
London
Coronation Festival Arrangements In Tremont Temple
Delegates from allied British and Colonial societies met at Copley Square Hotel to finalize plans for a coronation festival at Tremont Temple next Monday. The program features Herbert Johnson, a vestal choir from the Church of the Advent, and the Fifth Regiment band. Uniformed volunteers with colors and troops from Scotch Irish and British associations will march, with 50 soldiers from his Majesty's forces. Speakers include Sir Adolphe Caron, George W. Allen, Lt. Governor Bates, and William Everett. The festival committee includes James H. Stark and Henry Norwell among others from British Charitable, Scots Charitable, and related groups.
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Copley Square
Tremont Temple
Herbert Johnson
Church of the Advent
Adolphe P. Caron
K. C
George W. Allen
New Brunswick
Bates
William Everett
Quincy
Everett
King Edward
Cambridge University
James H. Stark
British Charitable Society
Henry Norwell
Scots’ Charitable Society
A. C. Brynes
Sons of St. George
Montague Chamberlain
Harvard Canadian Club
Thomas T. Stokes
Victorian Festival Association
Pryce T. Edward
Welsh Associates
Coronation Eve Sees Royals, Escorts, and Abbey Preparations
London crowds fill streets as coronation events unfold. Ras Makonnen arrives with a votive Abyssinian cross to be carried in the Abbey procession while Sir Thomas Lipton attends as the King's guest. Banking and stock markets glow with anticipation as guards secure regalia and the Salvation Army uniform is approved for Bramwell Booth.
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Ras Makonnen
Abyssinia
Westminster
Thomas Lipton
Lloyds
London
Scotland Yard
Westminster Abbey
Empire
Edward
Buckingham Palace
Lord Salisbury
Salvation Army
Bramwell Booth
Booth
King Eoward
Household Cavalry
Jerusalem
Stock Exchange
Westminster Abbey Prepared for Royal Ceremony
The Abbey is ready for tomorrow's ceremony with gold plate on the altar and grand thrones for the Queen and royal family. Chairs in ruby and royal blue velvet feature crowns, precious inlay, and white satin cushions, while Edward the Confessor's chair sits on a priceless Indian carpet. Among invited American-born guests are Mrs. Arthur Paget, Mrs. George Cornwallis-West and Miss Deacon.
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London
Westminster Abbey
Edward the Confessor
Prince of Wales
Duke of Connaught
Duke of Cambridge
Arthur Paget
George Cornwallis-West
Miss Deacon
Coronation Decorations Along Route In London
Beautiful decorations line the coronation route with stands along Constitution Hill facing Green Park. Piccadilly from Hyde Park Corner to St James Street is adorned with red poles, gilt tips, festoons and streamers. Homes hotels and shops display crimson blue and purple hangings bordered in gold. Municipal schemes, though sometimes discordant, add visible celebratory charm at reduced cost.
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London
Constitution Hill
Green Park
Piccadilly
Hyde Park Corner
St. James Street
Great demand for seats in the Abbey
London August 8 pressure for seats in the Abbey tomorrow is tremendous yet officials cautious may leave vacancies Civil service figures gain entrance through personal ties Americans face limits but allies secure spots for Justice Brown Griggs J Pierpont Morgan and Mr Abbey among spectators Abbey attends rehearsals and plans to rely on his sketches for coronation painting no photos allowed due to poor light
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London
Earl Marshal
Justice Brown
United States Supreme Court
Griggs
J. Pierpont Morgan
Eewin A. Abbey
Abbey
King Edward Invests Nobles and Abyssinian Envoy at Buckingham
At Buckingham Palace this afternoon King Edward presented coronation honors and bestowed the Order of the Garter on the Duke of Marlborough. He also knighted Ras Makonnen, envoy of Abyssinia, as a Knight Commander of St Michael and St George.
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London
Buckingham Palace
Edward
Order of the Garter
Duke of Marlborough
Ras Makonnen
Order of St. Michael and St. George
Barnaby and Anderson to Lose Appointments
Revere selectmen voted to revoke the appointments of Joseph F. Barnaby and George Anderson, special police officers at Oak Island Grove, who caused excitement at Thursday's picnic.
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Barnaby
Anderson
Revere
Joseph F. Barnaby
George Anderson
Oak Island Grove
Janauscheck in Very Low Condition After Stroke
Saratoga New York August 8 Mme Jan auscheck the actress is very low following a second stroke of paralysis with concerns over her condition.
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Janauscheck
Saratoga, N. Y
Doherty S win in tennis doubles at Crescent Club Bay Ridge
The Doherty brothers defeated Holcomb Ward and Dwight F. Davis in four sets at Crescent Athletic Club Bay Ridge. The British pair took the first set 6 3 while the Americans won the next three 10 8 6 3 and 6 4 6 4 to seize the match and lose their hold on the international championship.
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New York
Aug
Doherty Brothers
Holcomb Ward
Dwight F. Davis
Crescent Athletic Club
Bay Ridge
Longwood
Mags
Ward
Davis
Dohertys
Wentworth tennis final set in singles and doubles
The Wentworth tournament reaches finals with H. H. Hackett versus BE. W. Leonard in singles and J. C. Neely with BE. W. Leonard facing the Wright brothers in doubles.
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Newcastle
N. H
H. H. Hackett
BE. W. Leonard
J. C. Neely
Wright Brothers
Annisquam Yacht Club race results at Gloucester
The open race began at 2 8 oclock under unfavourable weather with a brief morning breeze that faded. Wind later strengthened and finish conditions improved. Winners were Chewink II in the 8 foot class Chloris in the 21 foot class Miladi II in the 18 foot knock abouts and local class winners Onda Vitesse II Owaissa Barbara Lynx and the launch Lief Erikson.
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Gloucester
Annisquam Yacht Club
Chewink II
Chloris
Miladi II
Onda
Vitesse NI
Owaissa
Barbara
Lynx
Lief Erickson
Stimpson Re-Elected To National Amateur Oarsmen Committee
Walter Stimpson of Boston won re election to the executive committee of the National Association of Amateur Oarsmen at the Bay State House convention in Worcester. He defeated William Youngman by a 7 to 7 mail vote after a bitter day long battle.
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Worcester
Walter Stimpson
Boston
National Association of Amateur Oarsmen
Bay State House
Stimpson
William. B. Youngman
Youngman
Charles Catlin
Chicago
Lee Iilliamson
Baltimore
Claude Zappone
Washington
John J. Schaab
St. Louis
New England
James P. Fox
St. Alphonsus A. A
Youngman-Stimpson
Hesseltine
Arlington Boat Club
Tighe
Garfield
New York
Coogan
Springfield
United States
Mr. Coogan
J. H. Farley
West End
Fox
Driftwood Fox
Farley
Shawmuts
Messrs. Zappone
Catlin
Williams and Schwab
West
Cunarder Ultonia Arrives at East Boston With 246 Immigrants
The Cunard line steamship Ultonia docked at East Boston last night carrying 246 steerage passengers. Immigrants will be examined by officials today at the dock.
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Cunard Line
East Boston
Spring Lane Waiter Severely Cut At Work
Thomas Farrell of 6 Corning Street, a waiter at a Spring Lane restaurant, fell through a glass pie case yesterday afternoon and cut his arm severely, severing a large artery. He received nine stitches at Emergency Hospital and is on the road to recovery.
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Thomas Farrell
Corning Street
Spring Lane
Praise from Congress for Peruna Honest endorsements spread wide
Congressman Crowley touts Peruna as a swift remedy for coughs colds and catarrhal complaints with broad congressional praise. The lettered endorsements from Romulus Linney S M Sparkman W N Roach H W Ogden G W Smith and others claim tonic benefits and relief from catarrh dyspepsia and other ailments. Readers are urged to write Dr Hartman in Columbus Ohio for free advice.
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Peruna
Congress
Washington
Congressman Crowley
United States
Romulus Z. Linney
Taylorsville
N. C
S. M. Sparkman
Tampa
Fla
U. S
W. N. Roach
Larimore
N. D
H. W. Ogden
Benton, Ia
G. W. Smith
Murphysboro
Ill
Geo. W. Smith
David Meekison
Napoleon, O
Mallory
Pensacola, Fla
Stephen R. Mallory
M. C. Butler
South Carolina
W. V. Sullivan
Oxford
Miss
J. M. Thurston
Omaha
Neb
H. G. Worthington
Nevada
Case Broderick
Holton
Kansas
Broderick
Willis Brewer
Haynesville
Ala
Hartman
Joseph B. Crowley
Illinois
Robinson
Crowley
Desperate Boston Burglars Stage Desperate Home Invasion
Residents report two young men described as about 20 and younger entered a house on En glewood avenue, demanded breakfast, and fled after a confrontation. A pistol and a small 22 caliber revolver were found. police linked sightings to witnesses Celia Nettleton and Thomas Mullen, as officers chase leads across Sargent woods and Cheswick road.
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Portsmouth Street
Nash
Miss Nettlewood
de Grasse
Boston
Clayton
Post
Thomas Hobson
Englewood Avenue
Charles Clement
Sargent
Sargent Grounds
Rogers
Cheswick Road
Celia Nettleton
Sutherland Road
Thomas A. Mullen
Orkney Road
Clement
Sargent Woods
Warren
Shaffer Causes Stir at Cambridge Park Then Detained
A man named George Shaffer, 40, of South Boston, caused a scene at Charles River Park in Cambridge yesterday riding a bicycle in a frenzy, disrobing in the shower, and roaming naked behind wheels. He was taken to Station 2 after authorities were notified. he gave a Nova Scotia birth origin and said he was a wood worker.
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Charles River Park
Cambridge
Station 2
George Shaffer
N Street
Boston
Nova Scotia
Shaffer
Elkes
Walthour
Stinson
Champion
Forristall
South Boston
Body of Babe Found in Charles River
A male infant about four days old was found yesterday in the Charles River at the foot of Revere Street by paying department employees. Undertaker Briggs took charge of the remains and Medical Examiner Harris was notified.
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Charles River
Revere Street
Briggs
Harris
Feared Snake Fright Triggers Museum Runaway Scene
Mary Mason of 14 Stamford Street faintly panics in a Court Street museum when a snake lunges from its cage. She knocks over a glass case and flees the crowd. Outside she imagines a pursuing boa, trips, and sustains a head gash before being taken to the Relief Station.
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Mary Mason
Stamford Street
Court Street
Mary
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