Coronation Celebrations in London Afestive Procession
The article describes a grand coronation visit to London with 600 troops under Lord Kitchener lining streets decorated for the event. Royals Sir Wilfrid Laurier and Mr Fisher led in a landau, followed by officials and mounted guards. A second procession showcased royals and princesses, with the headquarter staff and Field Marshals cheered by crowds.
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London
Hoym
Lord Kitchener
Manaion Hower
Mall
Abtwyeh
Amd
Queensland Arendes
Wilfrid Laurier
Mr Fisher
Hoth
Fm Court Drese
Josephari
Botha
Princea
Ata
Sir Eplyn Woot
Earl Roberts
Hlosiacketa
Horas
Dachmuatty
Bonide
Duke of Ten Naught
Alexander of Battenhore
Duke
Teck
Tinks
Norfolk
Historic City Admission Ceremony At Temple Bar
A historic ceremony on admission to the city was performed by the Lord Mayor. Sheriffs at Temple Bar and municipal bodies along the route presented addresses. In Fleet Street a group of balaclava veterans greeted the procession near Constitution Hill.
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Temple Bar
Fleet Street
Balaclova
Fale
Ieneary
Floret
Return to Palace as Military Enthusiasm Peaked
The King and Queen arrived at the Palace at 1:30 PM and stood on the balcony. Guards officers drew swords while troops tossed helmets aloft and cheered with restrained ardor in the quadrangle below.
Indian Celebrations in Calcutta Mark Coronation Day
Private unofficial Coronation celebrations spread across India in Calcutta and beyond with all classes and creeds joining in religious services and charitable feasts to feed the hungry.
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Calcutta
Indi
Royalty Entertained at Foreign Office in London
A Friday gathering at the Foreign Office in London featured dignitaries including the foreign royalty and envoys, Mr and Mrs Anquith, and the Duchess of Devonshire. The event showcased cordial exchanges and formal introductions among high ranking officials and visiting nobles.
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London
Clined
Bir
Edward Grey
Anquith
Duchess of
Royals appear on balcony with children in London crowd
London watchers cheered as the king and queen appeared on the palace balcony with their children after luncheon. The crowd surged with delight as illuminations and decorations in the city were noted, with Australian visitors commenting on a lack of visible presence in coronation events.
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London
Victoria
Naval Review and Hugh Demonstration at Coronation
The Coronation celebration featured a major naval review with ships from Britain and abroad seen at Portamanth. The event occurred around 1200 with a brisk breeze and showers, while 20 special trains carried delegates to the Imperial Conference and Parliamentarians attended. 30 additional trains carried sightseers.
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Popes Kine
Pieen Altie
England
Leviathan Fleet Assembled Under Admiral Moor
Admiral Sir Arther Moor commanded a fleet of 32 battleships 28 armored cruisers 9 protected cruisers 12 depot ships and torpedo craft. The armada totalled 1 081 510 tons and cost £100 000 000. It was manned by 60 officers and men the largest number ever assembled.
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Arther Moor
Auorem
Foreign Vessels at Harbor Parade Draw Crowds
Eighteen foreign warships were present with each country sending a vessel except Japan which was represented by ten warships. The Royal Yacht Victoria and Albert led the flotilla as the fleet steamed out, to the cheers of crowds along the shores and a grand spectacle that impressed observers.
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Japan
Vietorie
Albert
Mra
Hodgann
Shire Hall
Themn Presenc
Ming Hudeson
Fh Nichterlsin
Royal inspection alters course of royal yacht voyage
A disrupted royal inspection near twenty five miles of beaconed water led the royal yacht to adjust its line of travel. The vessel faced an unsteady path as officials and crew maneuvered to maintain progress along the designated route aboard the ship.
Votional Anthem Recalls Large Crowd at Ceremony
Fragmentary lines describe a crowd around a devotional anthem with about two hundred spectators. The text mentions majesty and a thunderous reaction, though specifics are unclear and many words are garbled.
Fleet Illuminated and the Royal Yacht Scene
Fragmentary OCR describes a royal yacht scene with illuminated fleet and foreign officers aboard a royal vessel. It notes observers witnessing the illumination from a semaphore tower and mentions King or queen figures in a ceremonial context.
Queen's Message to Earl Grey in Far Gree tribute
A garbled dispatch from Ottawa on Sunday reports Wee Alewanden cableting to Far Gree. The message expresses deep gratitude for the holy ceremony and the in law. It notes solemn thoughts and a belief that the event went off well despite unclear wording.
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Alewanden
Coronation Day Crowds Fill Town Hall in Melbourne
The town hall was crowded for a coronation event with Governor, Lady Fuller, Federal and State Ministers and veterans present. Archdeacon Hindley and Professor Adam spoke as offertory tas served for the United Service Institute. A choral service concluded the proceedings.
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Melbourne
Service at St Patrick's Melbourne where Archbishop Carr spoke
The Saturday commemoration service at St Patrick's saw Archbishop Carr deliver an address praising Catholic property and noting it is fever better than at present. he testified to the loyalty of Catholics.
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Melbourne
St. Patrick's
Carr
Presbyterian oath of King George VI discussed in St Andrews
In a St Andrews church sermon, Rev J F Barber traced the oath taken by King George VI and its implications for the Protestant succession in Scotland. He argued the Scottish claim of right and the oath bind the King to uphold the Presbyterian church government and Protestant settlement, noting Parliament’s role and the need for a future Scottish Parliament to alter the oath.
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St. Andrew's Church
Barber
Georgee
Lone
Fing Georg
Hamilton
Coleraine
Wannon
Elborrme
George V
England
Scntland
Walter Walsh
Scotland
Fontlynd
Kine Bylward
Vietoris
George Vo
Church of Scotland
Presbyterian Church
Beth Kinedome
Amon
Two Kingdome
Coronation Day Festivities Across Districts Mark Empire Spirit
Festivities spanned towns with coronation parades services concerts and fireworks. Remembrance of King George V dominated the scenes as communities from Penbhl Bat to Strathreellar observed proclamations, youth medals, and tree planting while noting cold weather and strong local participation.
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Shoemas
Bret
Mins Nicholle
Bo Anderson
Misa Nichol
Mueljence
Eeu Rifles
Aathieeon
Ley
Twines Murrell Strathrellar
Merle
Lewis
Moora
Mens
B. J. White
George V
Prine
Australia
Morrin
Mesere
M'Intyre
Loate Alangfoke
Mr. White
Arbor Day Noceodines
Thondesabba
W. Lewis
Victoria
Lew and Mewire
Thomson Dal Co
Johnson
Glencom Nursery
Simpace
Woods' Great Peppermint Cure touted for bronchial coughs
An 19th century style advertisement touts Woods' Great Peppermint Cure for bronchial coughs and various ailments. It claims rapid relief after a few applications and promotes purchase from Cridiew and Co. through promotions like REXNONA the healer and several imitated remedies.
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Rexnona
Ferema
Cridiew and Co
Special sale on broadcloths and fabrics for all needs
A long reader fragment lists navy, brown, and green crown cords 42 inches wide with deep discounts, plus navy serge, all wool fabrics, indigo dyes, velvetean cord, chiffon, and various quilts and rugs. Items include Gutted Javan Davy Gulls fabric, ballarat rugs, and English furs with prices from a few shillings to 39/6, indicating a broad mid century fabric sale with many colors and textures.
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Jr Yard
Jaeger
Ballarat
Graken
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Ireland
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Hen
A.M! McLane
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Yaon
Methodiat
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Ares
Great Britain
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Britain
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Hirnest Aiackleton
Parte
Esther
God
Froccelinna
J. A. Briggs
Iivantage
Aive Danone
Flarry Lucas
Hin Sone
J Kirk
Ches
Miegen Bt
Michtelrein
Tahor
Bran Xholme
Thuratay
Wiltimmer
Church of Nictamd
J Houston
Presbyterian
Presbyterian and Agelican Chain
Mies MM. Fietther
Dkinga
R. C. Hoveton
MT. Wiarton
M'Forlane
Groves
R. Howarth
Marion Gourd
Boya
A. Fenton
B. M'Berral
M'Wartone
Penton
Clase
M' Tobin
Praser
C. Sarseant
Boye
A. Storer
M'lachlin
Murray Flower
BR Debit
T Chaen Girle
the Fraser
Laura Miller
Miller
Hadley
LA. Fraser
T. Id. Fraser
Marion M'Farinne
Minnie Finner
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Marion Mkerrall
V. cl
Mesara
Earh
Shote
Fred Om
Holy ‘Trinity Church
FH. Ingamelis
W J Murray
Mr. Ford
Methodist Church
Mechanics’ Hall
Ireseen
Ines
F. H. Ingamella
W. J. Murray
Wannonshire
Achonl Childra
M'Kobery
Lmcal
Women's National League
Sandpard
Mechanica
J. Shepherd
Omen
Atate Achat
Meeere
Wisi Rome
D. M’calman
J. Finelay
Lee
Finlay
Steele's, Men’s Store
Gray and
Brown Streets
Sala
Het
Cornish
Red House
Vesera Ern Tol
Gray-street
Hamil ON
Carthew’s
Newt Fesigna
Delaine
Pram
Sit
Javen Davy
W. H. Carthew
Draper
Thomson Street
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