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Newspaper

Lloyds Weekly News

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Dec 06, 1903

Page

2

Miners Penalized for Quitting Work in Northumberland Dispute

Great interest centred on Acton Northumberland where 803 miners faced damages for leaving work without notice amid a dispute. Bairstow for the company trimmed damages to five shillings. Lowden urged arbitration with Tempest as chair. Tempest would mediate only if claims were in writing and signed. Bairstow refused, stressing discipline over money. London later agreed to the verdict of five shillings.

Yostery Acton Northumbera Mr. Bairstow To&s Lowden Tempest Bairstow London

Breach of Promise Case Settled for 250 Pounds

Lilian Maud Gough former Barmaid at the Castle Hotel Neath and later Dunraven Arms Bridgend settled her breach of promise suit against stationer Geo Whittington Neath by consent. Judgment awarded to the plaintiff for two hundred fifty pounds including costs with Glamorgan Ragsizes Cardiff yesterday.

Glamorgan Cardiff Lilian Maud Gough Castle Hotel Neath Dunraven Arms Bridgend Geo. Whittington Soste

Murder of Children by a Mad Father in Stafford Assizes

James Cartwright a puddler was indicted for the murder of his three children aged 11, 9, and 6 at Stow. In a fit of madness he attacked his wife who escaped and battered the children with a gun stock. The jury found him insane at the time of the deed and the judge ordered detention during his Majesty's pleasure.

Staffordshire James Cartwright Stow Cartwright

Trade union secretary indicted for forgery and embezzlement

Isaac Samuel Harvey, 46, engineer and long time secretary of the North Staffordshire branch of the Amalgamated Society of Engineers, was indicted at Staffordshire Assizes for forgery and embezzlement at Hanley. He served as a labour correspondent for the Board of Trade and was described as an active Society worker until health issues arose. He received nine months hard labour.

Isaac Samuel Harvey Staffordshire Assizes Hanley North Staffordshire Amalgamated Society of Engineers Board of Trade

Lady Laking's Accident at Westminster Court

A cabdriver sued the London County Council for 50 shillings alleging negligence by employees after Lady Laking and Miss Smith rode in his cab on Balham road August 3. The opposing tram drivers claimed the cab crossed into the path of both trams and brakes were applied. A witness called the cab driver mad for attempting to cross between two trams. The jury found for the defendants.

Westminster County Court Donald Munroe London County Council Lady Laking Francia Laking Miss Smith Balhamroad London Belham Londonwarda Plaintif Strethbourne Road Balham - Road Lonon

Island Station Mistress at Whippingham Station

The Isle of Wight short line at Whippingham features a single woman performing station master signalman booking clerk and porter duties for about a decade. Mrs Nerwood also cultivates a neat garden near the royal Osborne residence.

Little Isle of Wight Whippingham Nerwood Osborne

Inquest On Unknown Man At Westminster Lodging House

A Westminster inquest heard that an unidentified man of about 50 died after a brief illness likely caused by starvation and exposure. Edward Arundell, caretaker of 33 Great Peter Street, found him in the lodging house kitchen and he sank while buying tea and sugar. Dr. L Freyberger attributed death to heart failure from privation, and the jury returned a verdict consistent with the medical evidence.

Troutbeck Westminster Edward Arundell Great Peter Street L. Freyberger Charles Newell Arcals Tavistock Crescent Westbourne Park St. Mary's Hospital Dickey Sidmonth-strest Richard Dyer Carman Hereford-street Lissen-grove Royal Free Hospital Charles Carr Murray-street Hoxton St. Bartholomew's Hospital Longlare Smithfeld George Cranston Guest-street St. Luke's John Rumstead Cottage-place Westminster Hospital Great Western Railway Smithfield James Spencer St. John’s-lane Clerkenwell Sardinia - Street Catherine Crowley Sardinia-street King's College Hospital Arthur Condrey Lambeth-square Lambeth George Edwards Campbell-street Queen's Jubilee Hospital William Wall Wandsworth St. Thomas’s Hospital St.Thomas's Hospital Jonly Lily Woodman Lemon-place Albert Embankment Denman Street Borough Frederick Gibbons Deamnan Wipoole-street Old Parix Paddinston Guy’s Hospital St. George’s Place John Chamberlain Fulhham St. George’s Hospital Royal Bree Uespital Annie Wallis Farringdon - Forest Arthur Evans Borough-mews Blackfriars Hig Lee St. Barholomew’s Hospital Cearman Kinssley Covent-garden Market Charing-cross Hospital Content-street Rodney-rod Walworth Grand Hotel Robert Geesme Bedfordbury Annie Gavens Denzil-street Clare-market John Morris

Sunday opening of an art gallery at Piccadilly

Next Sunday December 13 the Galleries of the Society of Oil Painters adjoining Prince's Halls Piccadilly will be opened from 2 30 to 5 30 pm in connection with the National Sunday League, envelopes for return postage to Mr Henry Secretary 34 Lion Square Melbourne

Society of Oil’ Painters Prince's Halls Piccadilly National Sunday League Hyy Lion-square Melbora

Earlswood Asylum Cracks Threaten Historic Building

Earlswood Asylum near the railway in Surrey suffers severe structural damage with walls honeycombed by cracks. Inside corridors and staircases are shored, rooms closed, and one chamber chained to prevent collapse. Architects urge underpinning and roof-walling reinforcement, estimating 25 000 pounds needed, amid clay soil shifts from drought and wet cycles. The facility houses up to 600 patients from varied backgrounds and teaches trades to some inmates.

Earlswood Surrey London Earlswood Asylum Hartswood

West Kent Volunteers prize distribution at Borough Hall Greenwich

The annual distribution of the 2nd West Kent at Greenwich Borough Hall featured prizes in printing tailoring carpentry and shoemaking. Winners included Colourseret Mitchell Sergt Goodsell and Pte Chinnery with various company shields and cups awarded.

Borough Hall Greenwich Brock Colourseret Mitchell Goodsell Evans Chinnery Bryant Marrow Tebutt Williams Hall Coloursérat Bullicd Pioneer Smith Lambert Springhill Crowhurst C Company Scorling E Company Sargeants Colon. Satterthwaite Leese 22Nd Middlesex Gray's-iun Hill Cady Grenfell Lord Grenfell B Company Lancesergt Andrews Sergt. Shadbolt Lancecorps Fry H Company Holmand Chart Codrington Coldstream Guards 18Th Harrow Road Dulbine F.O.M Lancecarpl Binnton BH Company Aird Sergt Moggridge Dubiac Pte. Hooper Seret Norton Regimentel London Rife Brigiuile Volunteers’ Ambulance School of Instruction McViner King’s Royal Rite Corps G Company Queen’s Westminsters Holborn Wridiens 1St London Engineer Volunteers Islington City of London Royal Garrison Artillery Stone’s Ludgate-lill E.c Co. Sergt 1&Th Harrow-road F. Thompson Dik Middlesex Wlr Hayweil Cemetery Hariworking

Advent Lectures at Westminster Abbey Defend Creed

Dean Robinson in Westminster Abbey argues against simplifying Christian faith to Christ’s words alone. He defends the Athanasian Creed, saying each phrase preserves truth and guards against error. He says religion must retain mystery to satisfy the yearning spirit.

Westminster Abbey Dean Robinson Dr. Robinson

Novel Housing Scheme Aims To Ease London Overcrowding

Reports detail the Four per Cent Dwellings Company building a flats block opposite West Hackney Church in Stoke Newington to mix Jews and Gentiles. Half the occupants are Jewish from Whitechapel Spitalfields Kowtual-green Stepney, signaling a potential exodus from overcrowded East End. A second 300 tenements project near Hackney Downs follows similar aims.

London Whitechapel Spitalfields Kothual-grean Stepney Haston Hackney-downs Station Camberwell Eastender Brixton Balham

Plague at Smyrna Prompts Strict Ottoman Port Inspections

A report from the British Ambassador in Constantinople states a plague case has been found at Smyrna. In response, rigorous medical inspections are being enforced on departures and arrivals at Ottoman ports to curb contagion.

Smyrnna H.M Constantinople Smyrna

Prince Alexander to join Canterbury Cavalry depot with 7th Hussars sailing

Navy and military notes report Prince Alexander of Teck to join the Canterbury Cavalry depot as the 7th Hussars sail for South Africa. Home fleet ships from Plymouth, Chanel Fleet to Portsmouth for Christmas leave and repairs. Promotions and appointments announced, including W. O. Wolseley to PSL in Malta and various officers reassigned or retired.

Prince Alexander of Teck Canterbury Cavalry 7Th Hussars South Africa Plymouth Portland Plymouth Sound Portsmouth W. H. Nicholas the Bulls Aden Austin Canterbury Feathey.stone Malta J. Pitt T. RB T. Worsley Pandora A. V. Sharpe Majestic W. H. Yonge E. Brooke Broad Cressy A. H. Smith Butteel Plenhem H. B. Troup B. P. Beatty Albion J. T. Tenison C. P. Ventris Ocean White Eclipse Poore Glory Omre G. F. Hammick Magnificent First Sir Fredr W. Richards

Penachers For Today At London Churches Listing

A compiled list shows sermons and service times across London venues including St Pauls Cathedral Westminster Abbey Royal Chapels and multiple chapels and churches with assigned pastors and morning and evening offerings. Notable names include Canon Newbolt Dr Lindsay Rev Campbell Rev Meyer and Peter Thomas Spurgeon among others.

Paul's Cathedral Frebendary Aoa Canon Newboltte Ponsonby Westminster Abbey Hev Laffan Canon Duckworth W. B. Trevelyan Nee Royal Bavoy PF. Wyatt Chapel Royal James Canon Erskine Clarke Nicholas Cole Abbey Queen Victoria Street C. N. Kelly St. Saviour’s Southwark Hey A. Sinker Canon S MM. Taylor Lambeth Brotherhood W. A.C. Craiz St. Mary-at-Hill Monument W. Curliss Radium’s Brixton

Meetings and Lectures Across London Today

A long list of venues from Freer Mensington Palace to museums and gallery spaces offers exhibitions from 2 pm to dusk. Districts include South Kensington, Greenwich, Bethnal Green, and Marylebone with multiple transport routes and many orchestral and choral performances listed for the afternoon and evening.

Mensington Palace British Museum Ratwal History Museum South Kensington Bethnal Green Museum of Practical Geology Greenwich Hospital Alexaundra Palace Horniman Museum National Sunday League Brighton London-Bridge Victoria Eall New-cros Norwood Junction E. Croydon Rugger Sehoud Dingare Fund Queen's Hall Borg Crele Sore Duigies Novello-Davies Lady Glee Singers Alhambra Coldstream Guards Oxord Tslington Turpize Band of Grenadier Guards Esst Bum Yown Stratford Town Ihails Clerasuwell Petty Cutege Brixtiun Ov. Andrews Kelmescot Shepherd’s Bush-road Diarsian Sforus Hai North-street Clapfum Mir. Watts Social Democracy People’s Lorum Markle-neoh Myde-park Hough May Juhua Coswopuhtans Long Acre New Cambridge Facmer'e-roid Kennington Rtr Leck Hatchain Literal Club New Cross-road Mr. Bevan Ethical Societies Ethical Societies .—Stanleyehall, Junctionroad Lilo Dir MetLabe Tiaseric Hui Camberwell Suiiven Kecarington Down Hail Coil Lown Surrey Maconie Hail New-road Liond Alessian-Buvenue Kilburn StaBord-road Gaudenroad Giapuam Marylebone-road Lade St. Bol

Weather forecast notes shifting winds and cold spell

The Meteorological Office reports northerly to northwesterly winds, generally fair with possible snow showers and frost. Shallow low pressure near France may move toward Denmark and Germany, with cold temperatures persisting and fog easing.

Meteorological Office Scotland N. Am BR Uglaid Ventics Londsu & Ciuamely Boythun Dua Waikst S. VV Lebwad France Denmark Germany Bud Suney

Saving a Charwoman at the Guildhall Court

Henry Richard Kemp a 44 year old showmaker of Bow was charged with stabbing Rosa Kemp his wife a charwoman in the face with a showmaker knife with intent to grievous bodily harm at the Guildhall police court. Witnesses described the knife blade and a struggle inside a passage after a scream at 123 Middlesex Street. Rosa Kemp testified to a 24 year marriage and eight children with repeated threats and the knife attack. the alderman remanded the case and commended sanitary inspector James Dunworth for stopping a worse assault.

Guildhall Alderman Allision Henry Richard Kemp Prince Arthur-avennus Bow Rosa Kemp James Dunworth Middlesex-streat Rose Kemp Middlesex Street Danworth

Christmas Bazaar for Trist Sind of the Girls' Realm Guild

A bazaar opens Thursday December 19 at Portman rooms at 2 pm to aid Trist Sind of the Girls Realm Guild of Service. Princess Alesis Dolgorouki will officiate as the rooms are arranged to evoke Hans Andersen fairy tales with young society ladies assisting. Notable attractions include a cafe chantant featuring Kate Cutter Decima Moors Fannie Ward and Louis Bradfield. Pitway's Metropolitan Sextdor presents its annual prize entertainment at Queen's Hall Langham Place on Friday December 18 with Winston Churchill chairing and prizes to be distributed by Lord Strathcona.

Borough Councils See Progressives Gain Across Wards

Polls filled four Poplar seats with Liberal and Progressive gains as candidates Broomley March Smith Bromley Jones Bow Stewart elected. Islington returns P candidates in Thornhill Highbury Upper Holloway. Stepney results show Clarke Wildermuth Groves and Kay elected. Starylebone aldermanic seats go to Divban and Gill both P. By elections planned in Westminster and Streatham feature candidates Parker Balmer Kent Welch Wellborne.

Poplar Fabour Broomley March A. G. Smith Bromley W. H. Jones Bow Stewart Islington Thornhill W. B. Parser Piper Highbury A.lk. Pettot Upper Holloway A. Mackie Stepney Borough Bing Gill Portman Wendsworth Sontifelds B. W. Parker Balmer Norch Clapham R. Kent Welch Streatham Mrr. Wellborne

Cheltenham Opens New Town Hall After Two-Year Build

Sir Michael Hicks Beach opened Cheltenham’s new town hall, a two-year project costing 45,000 pounds. The ceremony marked the completion of a landmark municipal building intended to serve the town’s civic needs and public functions.

Cheltenham Michael “Hicks

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