King Edward VII’s Windsor Shooting Periord And Court Duties
The King attended Divine Service at Marlborough House Chapel and hosted the Prince of Wales. He then met Lord Northcote before Australia duties, shot in Windsor Great Park, returned to Buckingham Palace to greet the Queen and Princess Victoria, welcomed Bishop Knox, and hosted Home Secretary oath. Northcote and Lady Northcote attended, with the King traveling from Paddington to Windsor by Great Western Railway.
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Wales
Lord Northcote
Australia
Windsor
Windsor Great Park
Diay
Cumberland Lodge
Queen Anne
King
Lord Churchill
Ponsonby
Holford
Buckingham Palace
Windsor Greatpark
His Majesty
Snite
Paddington
Great Western Railway
High Majesty
Prince Christian
London
King's Investiture at Buckingham Palace Honors 150 Recipients
The King held an investiture in the Throne Room at Buckingham Palace on Friday, awarding about 150 birthday honours. Despite poor weather, officers of State attended, with 26 Royal Victorian Order recipients and 15 Knights Bachelor among the honorees. The Prince and Princess of Wales visited Hatfield, and Prince Albert Frederick Arthur George marked his eighth birthday at Sandringham with family celebrations and magic tricks by Charles Bertram.
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Palace
Marshal
Algernon RK. de Horsey
A. Markham
J. Fellowes
Charles Geresford
Order of the Bath
William Seymor
Royal Victorian Order
Mary E. Bruce
Royal Red Cross
le Neve Foster
August Marns
The
Crystal Palace
Prince and Princess of Wales
Lord Crichton
Catherine Coke
Hatfield
Lord
Lady Mount Stephen
Brockethall
Srnday
Prince Albert Frederick Arthur George
York Cottage
Sandringham
Charles Bertram
Bertram
Princess Charles
Denmark
London
Norfolk
Duke of Norfolk Engaged to Hon Gwendolen Maxwell
The Susser Daily News reports the engagement of the Duke of Norfolk to Hon. Gwendolen Mary Maxwell elder daughter of Lord Herries. Lord Herries, a longtime House of Lords spokesman for co religionists, is a prominent Catholic family link. The duchy’s heir is Lord Edmund Salbot after the death of the Duke’s son.
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Susser Daily News S
Duke of Norfolk
Gwendolen Mary Maxwell
Lord Herries
House of Lords
Yorkshire
East Riding
Marquis of
Bute
Lord Howard
Herries
House of Howard
South Africa
Edmund ‘Salbot
Gibraltar's New Bishop Named by Archbishop of Canterbury
The Archbishop of Canterbury appointed Rev. William Edward Collins professor at King’s College to the see of Gibraltar after Bishop Sandford’s death. Collins is a noted historian and linguist, author of several works, with a promising ecclesiastical career ahead.
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Canterbury
William Edward Collins
King’s College
Gibraltar
Sandford
Queen Alexandra Shops In London Christmas Season
Crowds cheer as Queen Alexandra and Princess Victoria arrive for Christmas shopping in London. Royal inspections at Buckingham Palace set the tone for the season, with warrant holders submitting selections in advance and goods displayed for her approval. Meanwhile a sham battle near Camberley sees misfired ball cartridges causing near misses and a trooper shot through the chest, highlighting risks in training exercises.
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Queen Alexandra
London
Sandringham Ave
Princess Victoria
Marlborough House
Buckingham Palace
Palace
Queen’s Gift Giving Amid Royal Incident Inquiries
The Queen, known for selecting thoughtful gifts and supporting women’s societies, is linked to a June building operation injury from stray bullets. Blank ammo used for machine guns caused a scare. officials will hold an inquiry into how the round was dropped among stores. Royal servants receive practical presents, including silk dress lengths, from Alexandra’s custom.
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Sandringha
Home Arts and Industries Association
Queen Alexandra
Queen Victoria
Royal Establishment
The Late Herbert Spencer Cremation and Tributes
The body of Herbert Spencer was cremated at Golders Green and ashes interred at Highgate cemetery. Relatives joined a large gathering of scientists including Sir Henry Thompson Sir Michael Foster MP Sir W Thiselton-Dyer Professor Dewar Francis Galton L Huxley Leonard Courtney. Mr Courtney paid tribute at the crematorium and Shyamaji Krishnavarma offered 10091 to Oxford University for a Spencer lectureship.
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Golder’s Green
Hichgate Cemetery
Henry Thompson
Michael Foster
M.P
W. Thiselton-Dyer
Dewar
Francis Galton
F.R.S
L. Huxley
Leonard Courtney
Windsor Castle opens State apartments for Boxing Day
Public will be admitted to Windsor Castle State apartments from 11 am to 3 pm on Saturday December 26, with free admission. Also noted Queen Victoria memorial: Lord Mayor retires from Governor of Newfoundland. a 2000L draft from Newfoundland toward the imperial memorial in London. Linseed compound trademark Kay’s advertised for coughs and bronchial troubles.
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Windsor Caste
Windsor Castle
Cavendish Boyle
Newfoundland
Vistoria
London
Kay
Matrimony and the Army in War Office Plan
The War Office plan to house officers on Salisbury Plain with free gites at low rents has stalled as builders show little interest. The World urges a married establishment for officers, non-commissioned officers, and men, arguing a larger mess would be cheaper than a sparse one. A bishop case, a Thackeray riddle, and fashion advertisements follow in this page of mixed notices and promotions.
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War Office
Salisbury Plain
Department
Marie Corelli libel action opens at Birmingham Assizes
The trial centers on a letter published by Stratford Herald editor George Boyden, alleging Corelli opposed a Carnegie library and favored a private Corelli library. Corelli testifies that she never intended a free library and sought an apology. Verdicts favor Corelli with no costs awarded.
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Marie Corelli
Birmingham
Marshall Hall
K.C
Fred Winter
Stratford
George Boyden
Stratford Herald
Young
Winter
Boyden
Stratford-on-Avon
Carnegie
Corelli
John Wright
Henley-street
Shakspere
London
Hall
Misa Corelli
Flower
Free Library
Carnegie Public Library
Technical School
Miss Corelli Thanks Jury for Moral Victory Over Detractors
Miss Marie Corelli writes to the Birmingham Daily Gazette praising the jury for a moral victory rather than financial damages. She says she did not seek monetary relief and would donate any sum to charity. The case exposed who sent the libellous letter and defended her integrity against harsh accusations.
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Marie Corelli
Birmingham
Gizette
Hugo Young
Surveyor and cheques before Alderman at Guildhall court
Walter Theodore Feldon 43 of Croydon was examined on embezzlement charges in the City Surveyor's department. City Solicitor said evidence would cover Coronation procession barriers matters. Feldon wrote from Brixton gaol admitting guilt and offering cooperation. A clerk Payne testified that a firm paid cheques left in an account at the prisoner’s request. Feldon was committed for trial on embezzlement larceny and falsification charges.
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Guildhall
Walter Theodore Feldon
Canning Road
Croydon
City Corporation
City Surveyor’s Department
Homewood Crawford
Feldon
Brixton
Payne
Messrs. Higgs
Loughborough Junction
St. Paul’s Cathedral
Whitaker Wright trial date fixed for January 11
In the King's Bench Division Rufus Isaacs applied to set an early trial date for Whitaker Wright. The Lord Chief Justice announced the case will be taken on Monday January 11 before Mr Justice Bigham and a special jury.
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King’s Bench
Rufus Isaacs
K.C
Justice Lawrance
Water Arbitration Court Fixes East London Claim at 3.9 Million
In London the Water Arbitration court heard the East London Waterworks claim of 6,583,9641. The tribunal found Thames and Sea waters suitable for domestic use and set the payable sum at 3,900,0001 with a possible 4,300,0001 if the calculation differs. Costs taxed between solicitors and client. The West Middlesex claim of 4,234,244] was discussed with permission to take 240 million gallons daily from the river. court adjourned after further evidence.
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London Water Arbitration Court
E. Fry
East London Waterworks Company
Balfour and
Llandaff
West Middlesex Waterworks Company
Marquis in a River During Harrier Hunt at Burghley
The Marquis of Exeter pursued his pack of harriers from Burghley on Friday when hounds crossed the River Welland. Several followers tried to cross. the water proved deeper than expected. Lord Exeter’s horse nearly sank, but he sprang to the bank and saved the animal. The horse later struggled out, yet the Marquis continued after a brief dip.
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Burghley
Marquis of Exeter
Welland
Lord Exeter
Guy's Tonic Restores Digestion and Nerve Power
When digestive power is feeble and nerves weak, liver sluggish and spirits low, blood impoverished and the system rundown, Guy's Tonic is urged to restore health. It improves appetite, aids assimilation, and rapidly builds up exhausted tissues.
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Guy
Guy's Tonic Promises Health Benefits and Endorsements
A testimonial begins with Mr Harding of Brechin praising Guy's Tonic for curing indigestion and debility. The ad argues the tonic improves appetite, relieves pain, clears the brain, and strengthens the weak, claiming vegetable origin and universal use for men women and children with many testimonials backing the claim.
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Guy
Editor's Opinion Praises Guy's Tonic Effectiveness
The Kentish Express editor in September 19c0 touts Guy's Tonic as a powerful tonic for digestion. An anecdotal case describes a man with long-standing dyspepsia improving after trying the tonic, which is also endorsed by medical men and used in hospitals. A 14d six-ounce bottle is widely available at chemists and stores.
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Guy
Kava
Mrs Winslow’s Soothing Syrup praised by mothers
Over fifty years and millions of mothers trust Mrs Winslow’s Soothing Syrup for teething pain and wind colic. Letters from Mrs Churcher and Mrs Kerrige claim it saved ill infants and soothed gums, with one child described as near death before recovery after use. No mother should be without.
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Mre.Churcher
Southampton
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