Special Sunday Edition Contents Overview
A dense catalog of topics across pages including recent crime stories, finance, royal reports, society notes, weather, and economics. Highlights mention Dalston arrest, Somali Campaign, Thames Conservators, Queen's Birthday gifts, and various ads, society features, and sports sections.
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Pacus
Dalston
Islington
London
Russia
Japan
America
M.p.’S
France
Russell
England
A& Thames
Thames Conservators
Mansion House
Royal Society
Lloyd's
London County Council and
School Board
Andrew Wilson
St. George's
Bloomsbury
Westminster
Marcus Reed
Carola
Cradle Land
Chelsea
Zion City
Captain Cobbs
G. W. Appleton
London Bridge
Cape Eugens Aram
Great Fingall
London Firea
Australia
Terra Nova sails for Antarctic relief mission
Foreign Telegrams from Hopary Tasmania report the Terra Nova, carrying supplies to assist Commander Scott's expedition, has departed this morning aboard the Discovery for the Antarctic relief mission.
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Hopary
Tasmania
Scott
Discovery
Antarctic
Reuter
United States and Panama Canal Treaty Delivered
In York on Saturday a Panama despatch reports the canal treaty was officially handed to Mr Gudger the United States Consul General at the palace in the presence of the junta and notable company. The treaty chest was carried to the Consulate by policemen according to Reuters.
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En York
Panama
United States
Gudger
Junta and Distinguished Company
Reuter
Bulgarian Atrocities Reported In Hatovo Village
Reuters reports Bulgarian authorities say a Bulgarian band murdered Father Athanasius and his brother near Iramnitza Hatovo. The two bodies were mutilated after death, shocking locals as the conflict worsens in Salonika on December 4.
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Salonika
Athanasius
Hatovo
Iramnitza
Diet Meets in Tokyo With Opening Expected Tuesday
The Japanese Diet convened today to arrange business, while the Emperor’s formal opening is anticipated on Tuesday. Reports say Russian Viceroy of the Far East Abreief is out of Port Arthur. Britain welcomes the Chilean warships purchase.
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Tokyo
Abreieff
Far East
Port Arthur
Reuter
Imperial edict forms national army committee
An imperial edict appoints Prince Ching Yuan-shi-kai and a Manchu official to oversee a national army. The panel will coordinate provincial forces with standard small arms, equipment, and organisation.
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Prince Ching
Yuan-shi-kai
Ex-Queen Natalie Visits Son's Grave in Belgrade
Ex Queen Natalie of Servia arrives in Belgrade to visit the grave of her son Alexander. Laffan reports.
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Natalie
Vienna
Natalie of
Servia
Belgrade
Alexander
Laffan
Drastic treatment of the press and a rabbi’s crime
Berlin reports two months suspension of local newspapers for alleged government unfriendliness. In Vienna Rabbi Zitron of Haidodorog Hungary killed his wife and child and then died by suicide in a religious mania.
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Berlin
Tiflis
Russia
Laffan
Vienna
Zitron
Haidodorog
Hungary
Lujan
Spaniards receive double death sentences in Spanish court
A telegram from oulonsa reports two Spaniards found guilty of double murder of two country women. Each was twice sentenced to death for the murders. One man received 17 years penal servitude for aggravated assault. The other faces a murderously assaulting the prison warder charge next week. The court left the order on imprisonment before execution to the high court due to appeals.
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Oulonsa
High Court
Dalsigh
Cotton Crisis Claims Washington Bureau Leak
The New York Times reports that several prominent men including a former Cotton Exchange president allege a leak at the Washington Bureau allowed advance cotton crop estimates to be issued. Reuters notes this assertion as reported from New York.
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New York
New York Times
Cotton Exchange
Washington Bureau
Reuter
Exciting duel in Paris between Barré and Thomégueux
In Paris a public duel between fencing master Barré and amateur star Thomégueux ended in a 35 minute display of skill and a mutual draw. Spectators, weather and lunch afterward followed the formal affair, sparked by a dispute over invitations to Barré’s assaults-at-arms.
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Paris
Barré
M. Thomégueux
France
Chori
M. Barré
M. Thoméeux
M. Thomégneux
Datziel
Pope Leo XIII Statue Under Way in Italy
Rome reports sculptor Bondi has begun a great marble statue of Pope Leo XIII to crown a hill near Carpineto, the Pontiff's birthplace. The figure will show him blessing land and sea with bas-reliefs of the poor at his feet seeking Holy Father's protection.
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Rome
Bondi
Leo XIII
Carpineto
President Roosevelt’s Wild Cat Sent to Zoo
A Washington dispatch reports a Georgia resident sent President Roosevelt a full-grown wild cat as a jab at his Panama policy. The President declined the gift and forwarded the animal to the Zoological Gardens.
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Washington
New York Herald
Paris
Georgia
Roosevelt
Panama
Zoological Gardens
Walworth Tragedy Ends in Death of Fishmonger Henry Payn
A Walworth constable found Henry Payn a 49 year old fishmonger with severe throat wounds at 8 Orb Street. Payn rose for breakfast and shortly after sounds from the kitchen led his daughter to discover him dying. He died at St Thomas's Hospital that night. The coroner's officer was notified and an inquest will be held at Lambeth coroner's court.
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Rodney-road
Orb-street
Walworth
Henry Payn
Payn
St. Thomas’s Hospital
Lambeth
Dramatic Dalston Arrest Targets Notorious Forger
Scotland Yard detectives nabbed Charles Marchmont Richmond in Dalston Lane after a dramatic pursuit ending with a cab ride to Clerkenwell police court. Richmond, long trusted traveller for jeweller James Hicks, faced charges of embezzlement forgery and bigamy amid a years long pursuit.
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Lloyd’s
Thorn
Dalston-lane
Scotland Yard
Charles Marchmont Richmond
James J. Hicks
Hatton-garden
Richmond
Hicks
Clerkenwell Police Court
Ete
Baxter
Dalston Lane
New Stations for the District Railway
Mr. Yerkes advances electrification with two terra cotta model stations at Lilliebridge. Bricks and laborers rush to finish within a month, then experts choose the best design for uniform tubes.
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Yerkes
Lillie-bridge
Lilliebridge
Making of a College Dinner at Morley Memorial College
The ninth annual dinner of the united clubs of Morley Memorial College was held at Covent Garden Hotel with Mr. F. Black presiding. Alderman Bowers and hon secretaries Ayley and Crew attended along with the college clubs. The chairman stressed student effort in promoting the institution and inviting new students, noting equal access for men and women.
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United
Morley Memorial College
Covent Garden Hotel
F. Black
Alderman Bowers
Southwark Borough Council
A. Ayley
H.G. Crew
Literary
Cricket
Cunard Wins Mail Race Over Merger Fleet
Incoming New York mails show Cunard victory in the contest with Morgan Merger vessels. Lucania lands at 6.26 am and reaches London by 10 pm. St Paul delayed by fog and signaling down Channel. Campania ahead of St Louis in New York, carrying 1907 bags plus 66 parcels. Etruria misses New Zealand mail. Philadelphia takes bags at North River amid a crowd. American Line fixes February 1 for Plymouth landing to beat Southampton.
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New York
Cunard Company
Morgan- Merger
Bsboilly
Channel
St. Paul
Southampton
American Line
Cunard
Campania
St. Louis
Etruria
New Zealand
North River
Philadelphia
Central News
Plymouth
London
Song of the Manxmen Dinner in London Honors Isle of Man Leaders
The London Manx Society held its annual dinner at the Inns of Court hotel with about 75 guests. Lord Raglan, Lieut Governor of the Isle of Man, attended as a guest of honor, and Mr. C Dougherty presided. Toasts to the Lion Governor and the London Manx Society were given, Ellan Vannin was proposed and sung, marking a successful year for the society.
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Inns of Court Hotel
London Manx Society
Isle of Man
London
Lord Raglan
J.T. Freer
Elan Vannin
Poor Who Help the Poor Working Sale at St Thomas Lambeth
A sale of work in aid of the poor of St Thomas parish Lambeth took place at St Thomas hall Waterloo road yesterday. Rev J B Barraclough presided and noted a large visiting staff who distributed relief to the sick and needy. He said many unskilled workers faced unemployment or casual work in winter, while better-off locals willingly helped.
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St. Thomas’s
Lambeth
St. Thomas’s Hall
Waterloo Road
J. B. Barraclough
Finsbury Park Cycling Club 21st Dinner At Trocadero
About 50 members and friends gathered for the Finsbury park Cycling Club's 21st annual dinner in the Oak Room at the Trocadero Restaurant. Sir George C T Bartley presided and distributed prizes while H Johnson and G H Savournin praised the season. A W Gamage lauded the president in a separate toast as musical numbers entertained by a cast led by Syd Pacy and performers including Bertha Watford and others.
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Finsbury Park Cycling Club
Oak Room
George C. T. Bartley
K.C.B
M.P
H. Johnson
G.H. Savournin
A. W. Gamage
George Bartley
Syd Pacy
Bertha Watford
Brixton Ramblers Dinner Honors Club History and Growth
Under H Hobson Finch the Brixton Ramblers Bicycle Club held its 24th annual dinner at Empire Hall Trocadero Restaurant with 110 covers. W McCutcheon praised the club’s age size and achievements while secretary H Young spoke optimistically. J Burden Barnes toasted the Ladies and Visitors. James Godden proposed the Ladies visiting toast. the Chairman toast was followed by cheers and the song For he is a jolly good fellow.
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H. Hobson Finch
Brixton Ramblers’ Bicycle Club
Empire Hall
W. McCutcheon
H. Young
J. Burden Barnes
James Godden
Arrest on a Liner: Danish Frauds Spur Britain Remand
On the Lucania’s arrival at Liverpool Lars Petersen was arrested on a fraud charge involving thousands of kroners in Denmark. He claimed intent to repay and was remanded to Bow Street. In Madrid a new cabinet forms with Senor Maura as Premier.
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Lucania
Liverpool
Lars Petersen
Denmark
Petersen
Bow Street
London
Madrid
Senor Maura
King's cattle arrive for Islington fat stock show
King Edward's exhibits for the Smith field Club fat stock show arriving in Islington include about thirty entries with the Birmingham champion Hereford among them. The King sends animals from Windsor Sandringham and Balmoral and stands among the strongest exhibitors, with a large poultry class and a Sunday Divine service led by Rev. C. J. Procter.
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Edward
Smithfield Club
Royal Agricultural Hall
Islington
Birmingham
Highlands
South Downs
Windsor
Sandringham
Balmoral
King Edward
Rosebery
Durham
Coventry
Carnarvon
Blesmere
John Swinburne
Stesiald Cathcart
C. J. Procter
Admirals Wedding At St Marys Piccadilly A Naval Ceremony
The King and Queen sent gifts to Admiral Sir Henry Stephenson and the Hon Mrs William Keppel who wed yesterday at St Marys Church Piccadilly. The ceremony was led by Rev Edgar Sheppard with Capt Godfrey Faussett as boatman. Notables including Prince Louis of Battenberg and Sir Harry Keppel attended. gifts ranged from a silver Monteith bowl to an Empire table and a trio of liqueur bottles.
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Henry Stephenson
William Keppel
St. Vamen's Church
Piccadilly
Portsmouth
Harry Keppel
Lord Saltoun
Godfrey Faussett
Edgar Sheppard
Chapels Royal
Arthur Cowie
Clewer
Windsor
Prince Louis of Battenberg
Sir Harry Keppel
Marquis of Winchester
Earl of Clanwilliam
Keppel
Lowndes Street
Sir Henry
Lady Stephenson
Amport
Andover
Champion mice and fanciers show at Walthamstow
Five mice valued at ten each featured at the Walthamstow Fanciers show with the champion mouse exhibited by Mr. W Reynolds of Wolverhampton. Prizes highlighted include a Norwich plainhead won by Mr. J Hodder, a child’s best rabbit by L Whiteley, and Antierp pigeon first with special award to Mr. A Phillips.
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Walthamstow
W. Reynolds
Wolverhampton
J. Hodder
St. Luke’s
Norwich
L. Whiteley
A. Phillips
J. S. Harford
Mrs. Andrews
Barnsbury
Child’s naked body found in parcel at Liverpool station
A Leeds to Liverpool parcel opened at Limestreet station held a linen bag with the naked body of a child. Iris Tenants agree to purchase. At a Killycan tenancy meeting the Earl of Loneford’s terms for sale of tenants’ interests were accepted by a large majority at 23 years’ purchase.
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Leeds
Liverpool
Limestreet Station
Earl of Loneford
Killycan
King awards medal to King Edward VII schoolboy
An event at Sandringham saw King bestow a gold medal for all round proficiency on Joseph William Duidding, a King's Lynn King Edward VII Grammar School pupil. Rev W Loyve introduced him as the king congratulated the boy, who is the son of a solicitor's clerk.
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Sandringham
King’s Lynn
King Edward VII
Gramemar School
Joseph William Duidding
W. Loyve
S& Pancras
Islington
Thetford
Lveash
King Edward's School Gold Medal Given To Head Boy
The King awarded the Gold Medal for general proficiency to Frederick William Dudding, head boy of King Edward's School Kings Lynn. He was introduced to the King by Rev. Walter Boyce as General the Right Hon. Sir Dighton Probyn and Capt. G. Holford attended. Others including Earl de Gre and Rev. Leonard Tyzrumitt were noted in attendance or arrival.
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King Edward's School
King’s Lynn
Frederick
William Dudding
J. Dudding
the Chase
F. W. Dudding
Walter Boyce
Dig
Chamberlain Invited to Gloucester Meeting
The correspondent invited Mr Chamberlain to speak at Gloucester. His secretary replied he cannot take further engagements until his current campaign ends, but he may begin a second series of speeches next autumn. The Leicestershire Chamber of Agriculture passed a two to one resolution in favor of Chamberlain's scheme after discussing the fiscal questia at two meetings.
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Mr. Chamberlain
Gloucester
Working Men's College Moves to New Camden Site
Last night E D A Morshead lectured on a Fortnight in the Isles of Greece as the college marks its fiftieth year. Founded to offer low-cost liberal education, it will relocate from Arundel Street to a new building at Crowndale Road and Camden Street after securing funds from a bequest and subscriptions. The Children's Hospital trustees sold the existing premises for 21,000, with 110,000 building fund targeting a site and erection elsewhere. An annual club supper on the 19th will feature speeches by noted professors and trustees.
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E. D. A. Morshead
Islea
Greece
J.D. Rogers
Frederick Denison Maurice
Charles Kingsley
Thomas Hughes
Tom Brown
W. D. Mimpriss
Children’s Hospital
Working Men's College
Arent Ormond Street
Crowndale Road
Camden Street
Camden-town
Ormond Street
Dicey
Westlake
Furnival
Fletcher Moulton
Hospital Amalgamation Sale Supports Orthopaedic Charity
The annual sale of work for the National Orthopaedic Hospital at Great Portland Street closed after two days, raising about 2001. Duchess of Marlborough was absent. Marchioness of Blandford opened and toured wards. Eight stalls offered fancy articles while Matron’s stall featured clothing for the poor. Next year plans aim to merge with Royal Orthopedic Hospital Hanover Square with a new twin-building site housing 200 beds, funded partly by King Edward's Hospital Fund for London.
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Orthopaedic Hospital
Great Portland Street
Duchess of Marlborough
Marchioness of
Blandford
Royal Orthopedic Hospital
Hanover Square
King Edward’s Hospital Fund For
London
Farm Fire Near Sittingbourne Claims Oats Stack
Fire at a Lower Halstow farm burned a large oats stack and damaged wheat, with water shortages limiting efforts. The Sittingbourne brigade under Captain Peters saved one wheat stack as children playing with matches are blamed for the blaze.
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Sittingbourne
Peters
Lower Halstow
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