Three Preachers for Today Across London Churches
A list of Sunday preaching schedules at many churches including St. Paul's Cathedral and Royal chapels. Rev H L Go, Rev W B Hankey, Rev G G Elon, Rev C N Kelly, Rev E B Ottley, Rev J Ho Browne, Rev Q O Craig, Rev W Carlile, Rev F B Meyer, Rev Silvester Horne, Rev W J Dawson, Rev Bernard Snel, Pastor Thomas Spurgeon, and other ministers set sermons and timings across venues such as Westminster, St. James's, City Temple, and Metropolitan areas.
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St. Paul's Cathedral
H. L Go
Holt
W. B. Hankey
Canon Beeching
Savoy
Wyatt Yal
Os Bev
Chapel Royal
St. James's
Monument
W Carlile
Sacred Music
City Temple
J. Campbell
Christ Church
Westminster-bridge
Roig
F. B. Meyer
Whitefield
Central Mission
Tottenham
Court-Road
Silvester Horne
Highbury Quadrant Congregational Church
W. J. Dawson
Brixton
Brixton-road
Bernard Snel
Metropolitan Tabernacle
Newington
Thomas Spurgeon
Wesley’s
City Road
E.C
Wenyon
J. BR. Ackroyd
Portland-street
Stopford A
Brooke
Ferry
St. James's Hall
Piccadis
Mey
May
C. E. Welters
Church of the Sacred Heart
A. Wright
J. C. Shhoolbred
St. Peter's
Great Windmill-street
Furmiloe
A, Webb
Warner's team start strong in Melbourne match
MeLbourne Saturday reports the MCC team after a strenuous test match opened a game against eighteen Victorian Juniors. Wester won the toss and batted with Hayward, Hayward 62 and Warner 76 for 349 for seven at stumps. Nine bowlers used as English batsmen dominated a weak bowling attack.
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Melbourne
M.C.C
Hayward
Warner
Knight
Relf
Braund
Sussex
Central News
New Use for a Cricket Ground in Lancashire
A Lancashire correspondent notes Bolton Textile Company has bought Farnworth Cricket Club ground at Doe Hey to build a third mill after starting a second mill with nearly 100,000 spindles for fine combed yarns from Egyptian and Sea Island cotton. Irwell Bank Spinning Company is adding a second mill on the River Irwell, while a further mill project in Stoneclough gains support. Farnworth is set to grow as a cotton spinning centre, though Bolton remains the dominant nearby town.
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Lancashire
Bolton Textile Company
Farnworth Cricket Club
Doe Hey
Bolton
Stoneclough
Irwell Bank Spinning Company
Irwell
Farnworth
Master of the Rolls Opens Classical Association
The Master of the Rolls Sir R Henn Collins presided at University College London for the inaugural meeting of the Classical Association of England and Wales. The body aims to promote classical studies, defend their role in national education, encourage investigation, and foster interaction among scholars amid concerns of the field’s possible decline.
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R. Henn Collins
D. B. Monro
Oxford
Postgete
Gow
Westminster
Miss Penrose
Butcher
Macedonian Leaders in London Arrive for Deliberations
Two Macedonian leaders, Boria Sarafoff and General Tsontcheff, arrived in London this week. Sarafoff represents the Interior Organisation while Tsontcheff fronts the Macedonian Committee. They differ on tactics, with Tsontcheff favoring guerrilla war and Sarafoff proposing a rising in Monastir, both denouncing outrages in Salonika.
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Boria Sarafoff
General Tsontcheff
London
Sarafoff
Interior Organisation
M. Gologanoff
Tsontcheff
Monastir
Salonika
Bucks Chamber Backs Chamberlain Fiscal Policy
The Bucks Chamber of Agriculture met in Aylesbury yesterday and unanimously endorsed Mr Chamberlain s fiscal policy as a measure suited to all classes and interests tied to agriculture and land.
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BUCKS
Bucks Chamber of Agriculture
Aylesbury
Mr. Chamberlain
Republic Arrives at Queenstown Fails to Communicate
The White Star liner Republic reached Queenstown from Liverpool but due to heavy seas could not communicate. She continued to Boston carrying the Liverpool pilot and a couple who planned to land, though their plans may have changed by the voyage’s weather conditions.
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Republic
Queenstown
Liverpool
Boston
Burglars Sentenced In Lewisham Warehouse Case
At the Newington Sessions James Williams aged 40 Charles Brons 38 and Henry Brothersstone were convicted of breaking and entering the warehouse of Messrs Mainprice Lord and Co Lewisham High road and stealing spirits Williams a ticket of leave man with nine months unexpired term jailed 18 months hard labour Brothersstone 22 months Brons nine months The gang's method involved preparing a storage shed near home then selecting a caretakerless warehouse and using a key or false key to open outer doors While under surveillance they operated with aprons and workmanlike guise and used letters to stay in touch with associates Inspectives Godley Neill Caselton and Rees were praised for arrest efforts
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Newington
James Williams
Charles Brons
Carman
Henry Brothersstone
Mainprice
Lord, and Co
Lewisham High-road
Williams
Brotheratond
Brons
McConnell
K.C
London
Williame
Biuff
Brotherstown
Purdy
Willams
Van
Charlie
Young
Httree
Commendations and Promotions in Hick Man Case
Police weekly orders announce promotions Chief inspector Quinn to Superintendent and Arle to Detective sergeant. Commendations by the Queen go to Arrow and Bureb. Hickman case awards name Fox Briggs Cleave Bex Newlove Rodwell Port Baldwin Garbett. A 100 pound Royal Free Hospital body recovery reward will be distributed this week amid disputes over rightful claimant status of the McKenny uncle versus the boys’ parents.
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Quinn
C.O
Arle
Thames
Arrow
P. S. Bureb
Ecrder
Jury
Hickman
Fox
Briggs
Cleave
Bex
Newlov
Thames police court aid appeals mark low funds
Many women sought assistance from the poor box at Thames police court yesterday. Mr. Dickingon regretted he could not grant requests. The public believed funds rose at year end, but the resources were very low and reserved for those in trouble.
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Ipea
Thames
Dickingon
Verner to Probe Congo for Missing Link Theory
Eminent American anthropologist Samuel P. Verner plans a Congo expedition from Antwerp to study primitive Central African races and test Darwinian Missing Link ideas. He aims to collect artifacts, medicines, and cultural data, with a potential for white colonisation of highland areas under British rule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel P. Verner
Stillman Institute
University of South Carolina
Yale University
Central Africa
Congo Free Siage
Antwerp
St. Louis
U.S.A
Verner
U.S
Lunda
Zambesi
Darwin
Lloyd’s
London
Africa
Asia
American Anthropological Association
Congo
Booker Washington
Cessar
Gaul
Britain
Spencer
Central
Nightly London accidents list underlines city hazards
English daily notes a string of injuries and hospital stays from yesterday across London. Names like Sullivan Harris Alfred Struchter Lily Knowles and Jessie Ballard appear amid incidents on Tottenham Court Road Russell Square St John Street and Moorgate with fractures, concussions, burns, and other injuries.
Railway Outrage In Harecastle Tunnel Leads To Personnel Change
The North Staffordshire Railway inquiry into the assault on Miss Goss in Harecastle tunnel last week finds the driver reassigned from express to goods trains and the guard demoted. Inspection of all communication cords is underway.
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North Staffordshire Railway Directora
Miss Goss
Harecastle Tunnel
Death in the Street in London Identified as Reynolds
A man aged 40 to 60 fell in Little Britain on Friday afternoon. He was taken to St Bartholomew's Hospital where he died. Papers bearing the name James Reynolds were found on him. The body lies in the City mortuary and an inquest is scheduled for Tuesday.
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Little Britain
St. Bartholomew's Hospital
James Reynolds
Sergeant-major Johnson found shot near Colchester
A sergeant major of the 5th Royal Irish Lancers, Johnson, was discovered Friday shot in the head at Lexden near Colchester. A revolver lay in his right hand, and authorities seek to determine the circumstances of the death.
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Johnson
5Th
Royal Irish Lancers
Lexden
Colchester
Thames Flood Advances Into Dock Areas After Heavy Rain
Strong east and north-easterly winds pushed the tide up the Thames yesterday afternoon. High-water marked above Trinity at St. Katherine dock while Chelsea and Barnes towpaths were submerged by about 2.5 inches of water.
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Thames
Trinity High
Mark
St. Katherine Dock
Chelsea
Barnes
London volunteers celebrate prize awards across regiments
Brigadier General Crabbe presented prizes to the 2nd London Rifles in Grenfell absence. Winners include Lee sergeant Cox, Macdonald’s team, various cups for C and E companies, and others like Vick, Venning, and Heath. Middlesex units held Cinderella events at drill halls and headquarters with numerous prize recipients. Boxing Day operations planned by Metropolitan Volunteer sergeants near Merstham.
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Crabbe
4Th Army Corps
2Nd London Rifles
Lord Grenfell
Ccompany
Lee
Sergt
Cox
Earl Roberts
Corp
Macdonald Depautess Roberts
Sergt. Vick
Merchant Taylors
Fishmongers
Rodwell
Simmons
C.C
Major
4Th
Middlesex
R.A.M.C
Finsbury Town Hall
Chenies-street
Tottenham-court-road
Queen's West Minsters
Colonel Bone
Pte
B. S. Caster
P. V. Caster
Sylvester
Dte
Kaiber
Preed
Baker
Ranson
Martin
Steggel
Tmajor Stezeel
Goodson
Underwood
Embr
Humphreys
Chenneil
Stickland
Mansfield
Welsford
Adams
Lowe
Hill
D Co
R.F
Marter
Petty
Lance-corps
Woods
Sanders
Husted
Norsman
Ketty
Gurmart
Bishop
Nicholson
Williams
Embarkation orders issued for South Africa drafts from Dover
South-Eastern District at Dover issues embarkation orders for infantry and Royal Field Artillery drafts from Dover and Shorncliffe for South Africa. Nearly 200 non-commissioned officers, men from 2nd Gloucester and 1st Welsh Regiments, and around 120 RF A personnel sail on transport Issaye from Southampton. Promotions and appointments announced at the Admiralty include captains and lieutenants, with several officers reassigned to ships and establishments. Berwick-on-Tweed Royal Naval Reserve station inquiry ongoing. Suffolk cruiser reported a successful machinery trial.
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South-Eastern
Dover
South Africa
Royal Field Artillery
Shorncliffe
2Nd Gloucester Regiment
1St Welsh Regiment
South Staffs Regiment
R.F.A
B.S. Webber
Royal Welsh
E. Taylor
S.E
Ceylon
Berwick-on-Tweed
Admiralty
Berwick
Scarborough
Whitby
Suffolk
Portsmouth
S. H. Carden
Victorious
H. Evan-Thomas
Cmsar
H. W. Savory
Latona
Pallas
H.c.carmichael
Anson
F. E. Shhreiber
Jupiter
P. A. Robarts
Vivid
K. N. Barracks
D. A. Kirwan
K.N. Barracks
F. S. Sv. Clair
Hermes
D. Campbell
G. B.gaskell
Hogue
E. O. Gladstone
F. H. Hall
Temeraire
Uellerophon
C. H. Head
Albon
J. T.willoughby
Euryalus
J. W. Agnew
Resolution
R. B. Morrison
Tor Euryalus
A. H. Collins
E. F. Biker
Escorserk
Sts
E. L. Ackland
R. A. Lee
Euryalaus
J.5
Axr
Exgineer
W. F. Pepperell
Audicicus
G. W. Bracey
Pembroke
Guyneers
T. Stapleton
W. G. Geddes
A. G. Giffiken
Victory
Mr. J. Ahern
Forte
Hulk
Carpenter
S. Wills
Camperdown
Ann
J. T. Barrett
J. F. Waits
J. Jones
G. H. Ross
Fire Queen
Zebra
C. B. Swithh
H. A. Naye
Nesoiton
Mipsnirues
G. K. Dickson
FN. Miles
E. C. Neligan
E.C. Hallewell
L.A. Graham
H. L. Haslewoon
C. J. Pope
E. WH. Hext
KR. F. Fitzgerald
R. H. Raikes
C. E. Maconociie
G. C. Parsons
A. W. Moore
K.C.B
C.ma.g
C. G. Robinson
G. K. Edwards
ScyHa
J. D. Campbell
Grasshopper
J. M. Pipon
S. P. Russell
C. P. Wranklin
A. J. Ruppert
E. N. Rolfe
C.E
J. A’coursé
GOC approves band competition for military units
Notes from Aldershot report the GOC sanctioning a band competition for military bands, cavalry and infantry to be held around March in the Officers' club. Also noted are Sept H D B James of the 2nd Grenadier Guards achieving distinguished in musketry and visits by Major General Carter and a German officer to the Headquarters Gymnasium.
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G.O.C
Hythe
James
Grenadier Tuards
Carter
U.S. Arnir
A Siavamwan's Defence. Charles Simmons Faces Cash Withholding Charge
Charles Simmons a signalman from Brunswick road Poplar appeared at Clerkenwell police court to answer a summons for withholding 527 8s while treasurer of the Poplar Branch of the Amalgamated Society of Railway Servants. He claims he was assaulted and robbed on October 2 while carrying funds to the branch secretary. The magistrate dismissed the summons but ordered no costs and stated the case warranted further investigation.
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Siavamwan
Charles Simmons
Brunswick Road
Poplar
Clerkenwell
Amalgamated Society of Railway Servants
Simmons
D’eyncourt
Museums and Lectures in London Today
A dense list of museums and galleries open from 2 pm including Kensington Palace and the Natural History Museum. The day features numerous concerts and lectures at Queen's Hall, Islington Empire, Chelsea Palace, and more, with varied transport options and numerous societies and public lectures downtown.
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Kensington Palace
Natural History Museu
South Kensington
Hethnal Green Museum
Lfuceum of
Greenwich Hospital
Alexandra Palace
Horniman Museum
National Sunday League
Brighton
Londe
Bridge
E. Croydon
Butcerscapes
Clapham-junction
Balham
Nottingham
Loughborough
Rugby
Lutterworth
Leicester
Passmore
Edwards Settlement
Tavistock Place
W.C
Rankin
Herbert Spencer
Positivist Society
Clifford’s Inn
Conference of Ethical Societies
St. John's Gate Tavern
Clerkenwell
Aver
Raleigh College Hall
Brixton
A. Berry
Kelmacott Club
Shepherd’s Bush-roads
Peddie
Morrin Hall
North-street
Clapham
Macdonald
L.C.C
People’s Forum
Marble-arch
Hyde-park
Messrs. May, Jackson
Oliver
Shoreditch Tywn Hall
Exmouthstreet
Shepherd’s Bush Reform Lodge
G.T
Hyde Ark
Deptford Brewing
Prohibition Church
Church-street
Deptford
Weather and notices from a distant British town
The forecast from the Meteorological Office reports light winds and cloudy spells across Scotland Ireland and parts of England with occasional fog or mist and slight rain. A shallow low pressure off the northwest coasts is moving away toward the Atlantic and a new high pressure system may bring increasing pressure and light winds. A Catholic Boys' Home clarifies a destitute German boy remains, with efforts to secure permanent employment. In High Wycombe Jacob Popp is summoned for violating Sunday Trading Act and fined. Mary Smith from Ireland is jailed for two charges of stealing clothes. Regent Street clerk Harry Sleemen is jailed for four months for defrauding 1481 pounds in company accounts.
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Atlantic
Hanns
Westminsterbridge Road
Highwycombe
High Wycombe
Jacob Popp
Charles
Down
Mary Smith
Ireland
Brentford
Eile
Regent Street
S. Yrae Harry Sleemen
Messrs. Jey Limited
Marlborough Street
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Finst Ixnines
Delves
B Smith
P. F. Warner
Sharpe
Friscses
B O'Loughlin
C Lanigan
B Dwyer
Rolf
Smith
Lewis Hirst
B. J. Bosanquet
Cogle
Janey
Dwyer
Lancashire Hills
ROLLS
Borneo
Grand Jury
Inspector Godley
Neil
Tottenham Court Road
Sullivan Harris
Rosslyn-road
South Tottenham
Royal Free Hospital
Esterday
Alfred’ Struchter
Queen’s-toad
Dalston
Russell-square
Victoria Street
Westminster Hospital
Charlotte Field
North Street
William Mason
Beaumont-street
Morland-market
Notting-hill
West London
Brompton
Queen’s Jubilee Hospital
James Barker
Tooley-street
Borough
Sloane-street
St. George’s Hospital
Amelia Howell
Eest-end
Whitechapel
Thomas Beadle
Devonshire-street
Old Kent-road
St. Thomas's Hospital
Lily Emily Knowles
Warren Street
Islington
Moorgate Street
Jessie Ballard
Powerscroft Road
Clapton
St. Bartholomew’s Hospital
Harry Gale
Greville-road
Fulham
Charing-cross Hospital
John Harrison
Calmore Road
Peckham
George Machin
Nelson Square
Blackfriars
Guy’s Hospital
Bunhill-row
George Wilmot
Farlow-street
Walworth
Dickey
Arthur Gunnis
Huxtinge Street
King’s Cross
Charingerosa Hospital
Mary Lloyd
Charingcross Hospital
Fred Chaplin
Staffordshire Buildings
Drury-lane
King’s College Hospital
William Grainger
Elmgrove
South-Eastern Railway
Harry Faulkner
Spring Street
South
John Davies
Clapham Road
St. Thomas’s Hospital
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