Hessle Victorious as Local Cricket Sides Clash
In a lively round of matches Hessle impressed by overturning strong foes and displaying rising form. East Hull’s Fred Briggs led the bat with support from Soulsby, while Bratton Cook RB. Hall and J. Bradley offered steadier contributions for their side. Civil Service continued a sharp run of results, and St Luke’s avenged a prior defeat with strong defence and decisive bowling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Briggs
East Hull
Soulsby
Bratton
Cook
RB. Hall
J. Bradley
Hesele
Wilberforce
South Holderness
Hull Town
Hessle
Hearfield
A. Carr
J. J. Jackson
Strefford
Wileschsen
Cautley
Local News Highlights From Hull and Adjacent Towns
The Wilson Line steamship Chicago bound from Bombay to Hall reached Aden short of coal and burned cargo for fuel. A chimney stack collapse at No 3 Temple Court High Street caused no injuries. A charity cricket match at Hull Town ground between Hull and Nottingham Police supports the Hull Blind Institution. Funeral services for Mr Joseph Senior of this town featured the Swedenborgian minister Rev J T Freeth and a large gathering, with singing and a sermon marking a great loss to the local church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson Line
Chicago
Bombay
Hall
Aden
Temple-court
High-street
Hull Town Ground
Hull
Nottingham
Desirvie
Hull Blind Institution
Hull Town
Joseph Sextor
Joseph Senior
J. T. Freeth
Aiery
Saltaire
Eee Ee
Hull Young Men’s Christian Tion
Senior
District meeting of Kingston Odd Fellows reports finances and deeds
National Independent Order of Odd Fellows Kingston District meets at Kingston Lodge Holderness New Inn Witham. Reports show Funeral Fund balance and bank sums, quarterly levies for 373 members, three deaths, Manchester Fund balance, audited accounts. Juvenile section thriving. excursion to Hornsea with prizes, tea and railway tickets. surgeon engaged. secretary is Mr F Harb and district secretary Mr Robert Houston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kingston
Kingston Lodge
Holderness New Inn
Witham
William Batterby
T. H.an
D.S. Robt
Houston
Star of Truth
Thomas Larman
William Parksop
Good Intent
G. H. Wood
G. A. Sudrow
Rose of
G. J. Hacland
G. H. Fl
Star of the Fast
G. M. Bucknall
G. J. Robinson
Manchester
Bros F. M. Ella
J. Archr
F. Harb
Walton's Villas
Brunswick Avenue
Hornsea
Kingston District
Robert Houston
Walmsley Street
Hall
Volapiik Presentation and Farewell at Hull Meeting
Last night the Hull Literary and Philosophical Society held a farewell for Dr Krause after a ten lecture Volapiik course. Attendees presented a writing-case in appreciation, and a move to form a Volapiik Society was proposed with a modest subscription to fund a reading room and archive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Krause
de Krause
Hull Literary and Philosophical Society
Royal Institution
Dr. Kravsk
H. White
Hall Literary and Philosophical Society
Krauss
Ace
Volaptik
Lapgu
America
Volapiik
Iceland
Odd Dentist Visit Sparks River Water Incident
A Chicago traveler recalls seeing a dentist and jokes about teeth. He explains a Cincinnati incident where biting into Ohio River water caused trouble, and then lists various beauty and health products including Pears Soap and skin tablets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Cincinnatti
Ledien
Anelles
London and Yorkshire Bank half yearly meeting held in Sheffield
The ordinary half yearly general meeting of the London and Yorkshire Bank (Limited) convened at the Cutlers Hall, Sheffield with John Brinton presiding. Directors and officers reviewed the report and accounts, discussed trade conditions, the money market, and noted increased deposits and assets, a Yorkshire shareholder majority, and the retirement of Mr Herring with Mr Norwood welcomed as new director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London and Yorkshire Bank (Limited
Cutlers’ Hall
Sheffield
John Brinton
London
John Edgar
Wentworth Fitzwilliam
Alwalton
Peterborough
Peter M‘lagan
M.P
Mid Calder
C. M. Norwood
Thomas Steel
J. A. Clutton- Brock
Davie Muragay
Cuatrmmann
London and Yorkshire Bank
Reburna
America
United States Congress
Hull
Goschen
Natian
Yorkshire
Yokshire
Best
Herring
Norwood
Associated Chambers of Commerce
United Kingdom
House of Commons
Bear
Joan Epcar
Dost
Deen Cae Secord
Este OW
Nrentehalbes Ares Athereubotent Tha
Peter McLacan
Ing
Missionary's Remedy for Nervous Debility Reported
A Paris Figaro item describes a valuable remedy found by a missionary in Old Mexico that cured nervous debility and extreme exhaustion. The Rev Joseph es sons of Bloomsbury Square London will send the prescription free upon receipt of a self addressed stamped envelope.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A.gomp
Paris
Leeming the Hull Runner Faces Bashful Start and Big Prizes
In an Athletic Journal interview Hull sprinter J S Leeming discusses training, pride in Hull athletes, and his career high points. He recalls finishing second to C G Wood in the 220 yards European Championship and winning the claret jug valued at £55 given by the Prince of Wales. He notes his Bradford birth, Otley school ties, and early races with Ritchie, plus Hull’s strong prizes and absence of professional running shaping local talent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athletic Journal
J. S. Leems
Hull
Medcat
Aimee
Leeming
Johanie
Brussels
C. G. Wood
Europe
Prince of Wales
OC. G. Wood
Aoe
R. C Lehmann
Lehmann
Mc Lehmann
Hall
East Riding
England
Theorld
Bradford
Frank Ritcrir
Otley
Ritchie
King
Shipping Intelligence Hull Foreign Arrivals and Goods
Foreign arrivals list ships and cargoes with dates and ports including Brownrigg from San Francisco with wheat, Ediths from Rotterdam with general cargo, Falken from Bremen with general goods, Veltmann from Norrkoping with pit props, Gioja from Belize with logwood to Goole, and multiple coal and general cargo movements involving Helsingfors, Copenhagen, and Hamburg. entries note vessels such as Ade Kailais and Gladiators with coal and general cargo, reflecting early 20th century shipping notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wotuss
Ade Kailais
Helsingfors
Gladiators
Hamburg
Marie Adelaide
Harnas
Ima
Axel
Copenhagen
Movements of Hull Vessels and Related Arrivals
A bulletin lists ships leaving or arriving on July dates: Gitanos from Stockholm to Hull and Santiago to New York. Como 8 from Petersburg to Hull. Ottos from Dantzic to Hull. Humbers from Dantzic to Riga. ay gj Bombay passing Prawle Point en route to Hull. Hidalgos from Palermo to Messina. Thursos to Garavon. Lydian Monarchs London to New York via Havre. Zaires to Rouen. Kotka a Tyne to Reval. Ledas Pillau to Grimsby and Hull. Helios s Taganrog to Hull via Gibraltar. Monkreaton 8 Calcutta to Hull. Chicago s Bombay to Hull via Aden. Rhines to London. Ringhorne New York to Hull. Albatross s Christiania to Hull. Pire Castles Gibraltar to Antwerp. Racilia 8 Gibraltar to Mass. Chrysolites Gibraltar to Robtverdam.
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HULL
C. Gitanos
Stockholm
Santiago's
New York
Como
Petersburg
Ottos
Dantzic
Humbers
Riga
Ay Gj
Bombay
Hidalgos
Palermo
Messina
Thursos
Garavon
London
Havre
Rouen
Kotka A
Tyne
Reval
Ledas
Pillau
Grimsby
Helios S
Taganrog
Gibraltar
Monkreaton
Calcutta
Perim
Chicago S
Aden
Rhines
Ocean trade terms amid Baltic and North Sea routes
A fragment lists ships and cargo routes including Aberdeen Antwerp Montreal Archangel and Hamburg with ballast coal timber and general goods. Mentions vessels such as Ocean Maid and Johanna Wilhelmina and ports like Grimsby Havesteros Copenhagen and Norrkoping in a maze of listed ballast and cargo terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grimsby
Axgrive
Ocean Maid
Aberdeen
Lord Eslingtons
Antwerp
Gras Brook As
Montreal
Arrived Vessels and Goods Docked at London Trade Port
The list details arrivals including ships Conqueror, Perseverance, Unity s and Speedwell with cargoes such as fuller's earth, chalk, boards, logwood, and coal. Names like Empress of India, Anna Skutskar, Jane Brown, and Parry appear alongside destinations Calais Belize Demerara and London.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julian Lou
Vegesacks
Don
Resolutes
London
Unity S
Calais
Speedwell
Schumac
Conqueror
Fuller’s Earth
Perseverance
Anna
Skutskar
Jane Brown
Belize
Logwood
Empress of India
Woodbridge
Parry
Demerara
Eilean Dabbs
Grimsby Intelligence: Town Council Meeting Proceedings
Grimsby intelligence reports a town council meeting chaired by Mayor Alderman Henry James Veal. Tender issues for cesspool cleansing are reopened, Carter-gate street widening debated, land donation offered, costs estimated at 90 to 100 pounds with potential 2000 plus if built upon, and motions carried by small margin. Alderman Smethurst signals a rescission motion next meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grimsey
Henry James Veal
Messrs
Charlton
Doughty
Tennyson
Corporation
Goodwin
Atkinson
Mudd
Southworth
Smethurst
Connell
Natt
Smethburst
Royal Visit to Driffield Show by Prince Albert Victor
Prince Albert Victor of Wales will attend the Driffield and East Riding Agricultural Society show at Driffield on Friday afternoon next the 20th. Entries for the exhibition have closed. Horse entries are markedly strong, about ten more than last year, with similar numbers of shorthorns, sheep, and pigs. Poultry classes show a schedule related to the vets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prince Albert Victor
Wales
Driffield and Eastiding Agricultural Society
Driffield
Overcome Weraxnesa Pepper's Quinine and es
The fragmentary text mentions overcoming Weraxnesa and references Pepper's Quinine, suggesting a historical ad or remedy note. It remains unclear, with garbled phrases and missing context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Purren
Woman Chases Thief Across Hull Streets After Trousers
Lorenza Ewbank, described as a young man, is charged on remand at Hull Police Court with stealing three pairs of serge trousers from No 34 Waterhouse Lane on the ninth inst. Superintendent Trafford prosecutes. Eyewitnesses recount a woman informing the prosecutor of the theft, pursuing the suspect through Trmdle Street, Reaper Street, and Osborne Street, and aiding in his capture before custody by PC Hardouin. The prisoner pleads not guilty. Mr Twies sentences him to thirty days in the pool.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hull
Lorenza Ewbank
Water House-Lane
Mark Cohen
Trafford
Mra Cohen
Trmdle-street
Repe Rstices
Osborne Street
P.C. Hardouin
Twies
Sudden Death in Hull Police Cells
Richard J. O. Vinton, a man of independent means, was found dead in his Parliament Street cell at Hull Police Station this morning after being arrested on a warrant yesterday for neglecting to maintain his wife and family. A prior visit at 9:30 reported him well. later, after a visit by Sergeant Lambert, he appeared to have fallen from the seat and cut his nose. Dr Davy attended, but the prisoner died by six thirty, lying on the floor with a pillow, the blanket partly covering him, life believed extinct with the body warm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard J. O
Vinton
Parliament Street
Lambert
Davy
Bradley
Three youths discharged after theft charge in magistrate court
Albert James Omond Walter Creaser and Albert Edward Salmon were remanded for alleged theft of old iron with owners unknown. Police could not prove ownership so the magistrate discharged the prisoners. Separately John Craig and Alfred White, apprentices aboard the steamer Bombay, were charged with smuggling cigars and tobacco. Craig fined 6d and costs and White fined 1s 4d and costs after witnesses were heard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. O. Twiss
Albert James Omond
Walter Creaser
Albert Edward Salmon
Safford
Twiss
John Craig
Bombay
Alexandra Dock
Calcutta
Allcots
Surnae
Ashe
Craig
Alfred White
Alcott
White
Attempted murder of baby by nurse girl in Lincolnshire
At Lincoln Summer Assizes Alice Maud Temple aged 14 described as a nurse girl pleaded guilty to attempting to murder Mary Gunson infant daughter of farmer Joseph Gunson of Donnington Northorpa Boston by nipping its nose until its breath stopped on March 26 and other days. She confessed to killing Mrs Penny's baby in Standow Lane Boston three weeks earlier. Sentence deferred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Justice Hawkins
Alice Maud Temple
Mary Gunson
Joseph Gunson
Donnington-Northorpa
Boston
Mrs Gunson
Mary
Donington
Tam
Flower Service and Festival at Hedon Parish Church
The Hedon flower service and Sunday school festival featured morning and evening sermons by Rev H Robinson of Grosmont. Children led in a parade with flowers to Hull Royal Infirmary and Children's Hospital, then enjoyed a town parade, band music, and tea. A dance and sports followed at alderman Park and Ivesen field with many parishioners present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hedon
Mr Todd
Hull Royal Infirmary
Children’s Hospital
H. Robinson
Grosmont
Whitby
Springbank Orphan Home Band
Park
Ivesen
Beal, Hewer
Jun
Everingham
Heaton
Calvert
Hewer
Gordon-Baillie Case at Westminster Police Court
In Westminster, Mrs Gordon-Baillie and alleged accomplices Frost and Whyte faced fraud charges. She claimed ties to the Earl of Ben and Hope-Johnstone and claimed marriage to a singer using the name Baron Aston. She allegedly obtained possession of a property in Walthamstow and faced questions over misrepresented trustees and payments. The case proceeds with further evidence expected from the Treasury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westminster
Gordon-Baillie
Frost
Concase
Earl of
Ben
A. Hope-Johnstone
Baron Aston
Prteoder
Treasury
Beauty a Joy ron Ever To Use Topp Victory EvaMet
Fragmented OCR text mentions R Todd and Son and unclear product or event details. No cohesive readable facts to form a clear headline or summary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ron
Topp
Post Oa
R. Todd and Son
Heat at Suakim Strains Sailors Deaths Reported
Intense heat in Suakim measured as 120 degrees. Three sailors from HMS Dolphin died of apoplexy. Dolphin and gunboat Albacore hastened to Suez this morning on urgent duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suakim
Suanim
Infeng
Dolphin
Albacore
Suez
Bomb discoveries in Chicago target judges and public offices
Police uncover several bombs linked to an plot against Judge Garry, Judge Grinnell, and Inspector Bousfiald tied to anarchist prosecutions. Authorities believe the devices aimed at destroying public buildings and newspaper offices. Three arrests reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curiaco
Garry
Grinnell
Bousfiald
Situation in Zululand Clarifies Tribal Allegiances
In Zululand Pigtermaritzburg reports Sir Arthur Havelock will interview Dinizalu's messengers who have supplied explanations to the Secretary for Native Affairs. Four chiefs who attacked M Pretorius’s residence earlier this month belong to the Umvolosi rather than the Inkandhia District as first stated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pigtermaritzburg
Arthur Havelock
Dinizalu
M. Pretorius
Mains
Umvolosi
Inkandhia
The Match Girls Strike Intervenes at Bow Works
The adjourned interview between Prysnt and May's directors and a Trades Council deputation at Bow works ended with concessions. Fines were abolished and payment for stamps and brushes stopped. An open air meeting at Mauls End cheered the directors' decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prysnt and
May’s
Trades Council
Works
Bow
Match Girls
Mauls End
Irish National Leagues meeting in Dublin reports confidence in Parnell
The fortnightly Irish National Leagues meeting in Dublin, presided by Mr Alfred Webb, reports receipts since last meeting at £69. The chairman praised Mr Parnell's popular support, stating he and Ireland’s cause would emerge from trials as in the past. Rev Jos Galbraith urged a fair commission and a properly framed indictment to prevent evasion. Mr Leamy, M.P., also spoke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leazns
Dublin
Alfred Webb
Parnell
Ireland
Jos. Galbraith
Leamy
M.P
The Queen's Prize at Wimbledon Ends In Close Rifle Contest
At Wimbledon a large crowd watched a 900 yard shoot for The Queen's Prize. Private Fulton led with 260 after half the shots, then Noakes and Wattleworth surged. Final scores: Fulton 280, Noakes 279, Wattleworth 275, with prizes awarded and rain adding difficulty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wimbledon
Fulton
Cooper
Noakes
Patterson
Renfrew
Sergt. Bates
Warwick
Wattleworth
Bates
Magpies
Metropolitan Corps
Bnill
Campbell
Lanark Yeomany
Caddick
South Stafford
Terrible tiger tale from Amraoti saves police chief
A Berar district superintendent of police, Cuthberth Fraser, survived a tiger attack at Amraoti. The wounded tiger lunged within five feet. two shots missed the brain but disabled the animal, a claw gripped Fraser’s leg, and the fight killed Fraser’s orderly. Fraser recovered after a grueling close encounter with the tiger, aided by brave companions and a later elephant ride.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuthberth Fraser
Amraoti
Berar
Darrow
Fraser
Mr Fraser
Probarahe
AsKAM’s 22 Lovely Bottles Marketed for Home Use
The advertisement touts AsKAM’s 22 Lovely bottles as quick safe and cheap home use with emphasis on value. It promotes a plentiful supply and ease of purchase for everyday needs.
Frank Byrne Missing Sparks Alarm in Nationalist Circles
London correspondent reports rumours circulating among Nationalists about the disappearance of Frank Byrne who vanished from naval haunts after seeking aid from a gentleman in distress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Dublin Express
Cicles
Frank Byrne
Back-to-Back Houses Warned For Health Risks
A Local Government board report based on North of England inquiries concludes back-to-back houses, lacking backyards and built under one roof, promote crowding and raise mortality from pulmonary diseases. Doctor Tatham of Salford supplied census-linked mortality data from 1879 to 1883 confirming the findings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Tatham
Salford
District news and local court actions in Brigg and Goole
District News reports church closure for cleaning and restoration at St Mary’s Barton, local medical appointments, petty sessions actions including watch theft warrant, nuisance and water supply cases, and criminal sentences. It also covers Goole drowning accident and Ottringham cricket match vs Newtown Wesleyans with scores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barton
St. Mary’s
Italia
BRIGG
Mephcat
H. Eccles
L.R.C.P
Lond
M.R.C.P
Evog
John Eccles
Doncaster
Chappret
J. Holroyd
J. Spensely
R. Abey
Waddingham
J. E. Croce
J. F. Quirk
T. Field
William Walton
William Tupling
Seawby Brook
C. W. Gauseen
Earl of Yarborough
S. P. Skipworth
Caistor Union
Great Limber
MeCowter
Sowter
Heny Johnson
Charles Britcliffe
Wrawby
Charles Andrew
John Alcoss
John Culley
Goole
Asha
Ottringham
Newtown Wesleyans
Hull
Messrs Wright
Horn
Merrikin
A. Jackson
A. Atkinson
Meassra Wallis Jackson
Albert Jackson
Pawson
Wallis Jackson
W. Gibson
G. H. Pawson
W. Haynes
G. Pateman
H. Watson
Stock Show Promises Larger Entry Friday Event
The show on Friday the 29th mat. will surpass last year with more stock entries and horses. Prince Albert Victor may attend on his return from Brid Lingreen, and Leeds Forge Brasa Pand with Mr Arthur Wilson, Holderness Hounds Master, will be featured at the luncheon with Lord Downe and other guests expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prince Albert Victor
Bridlingreen
Leeds
R Ree M.P
Lord Downe
Drowning of Scarborough Fisherman Henry Piercy at Sea
Henry Piercy, 22, a crew member from the Scarborough smack Choice, drowned Friday while transporting fish to a steam cutter. A heavy wave struck the oar he manned, throwing him into the sea as the boat pitched broadside. Attempts to save him failed. Piercy, married with a widow and baby, was related to Samuel Cowling, also drowned recently off Hayburn Wyke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scarborough
Henry Piercy
Samuel Cowling
Hayburn Wyke
Lofthouse and Larimer's Pills Promoted as Secret Remedy
Public warnings expose Lofthouse and Larimer's Pills as a private formula for biliary and liver complaints. Advertisers claim podophyllin is a key extract while the exact ingredients and proportions are kept secret to deter imitators. The notice urges buyers to request only a listed acid and to beware postpaid offers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lofthouse
Larimer
Salimer
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Groves
North Cave
A. Suddaby
J. M. Suddaby
T. Blacker
T. Denton
C. Greenwood
Civil Service
South Myton
Barnaby
Thomas
Holmes
Howard
Crookes
Stubbs
St. Paul’s
South Cave
Newland
A. Goodinson
W. B. Johnson
Downes
Thorley
St. Augustine’s
St. Luke’s
St. James
St. Jamas
Howard Capes
T. Wood
Mr Wright
AM Day
F. Wilkinson
Sellers
Stephenson
Charlie Plant
Walter Harper
Hilditch
Robinson
Albert United
Aekwiths
Gill
Smith
Brown
Gingell
Pittock
Askwith
South Street
Sheerall
Banks
Merrixer
Winn
Rovers
Tom Hewer
Jagger
Varley
Hull United
Hopestreet
Ellis
United
Stepney
Hutton
Collier
Jessop
Earle’s Excelsior
Churchill
Scroby
Lane
Milner
Charles Bettison
Auber
Ecepa
Atis
Arlem
Verdi
Dorothy
Cellier
Crowe
Reissiger
Strauss
C. Sykes
Marshall
National Independent Order OF Oddfellows
Volapuk
Shipping Intelligence
Grimsby Intelligence
Lincolnshire
Foreign Intelligence
Zululand
District News
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