The Queen's Opportunity for Jubilee Celebrations
The editorial urges a warm, spontaneous Jubilee amid plans for Victoria's fifty years on the throne. It critiques premature publicity over statues and calls for the Queen to visit and appear among her subjects to lift public enthusiasm, saying Westminster Abbey service and Windsor visits shape commemorations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guiking
Imperial Institute
Church House
Queen Victoria
United Kingdom
Prince Consort
Windsor Park
Times
Glasgow
Marochetti
Windsor
Westminster Abbey
England
Sandringham
St. Paul’s
Kensington
Weston
Court of Common Council
Special Sunday Edition Preview
A brief note from Lloyd's Weekly Newspaper Office announces a special Sunday edition containing all yesterday's news, with title mirroring the Sunday Monnixe prompt. The statement signals a recap issue and does not include specific events or individuals beyond the publication plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd's
Office
Monnixe
Prince of Wales attends St George consecration at Cannes
The Prince of Wales and Prince George arrived in Cannes to attend the consecration of St George church in memory of the late Duke of Albany. About a thousand people attended despite unfavourable weather, including the Duchess of Nassau and Duchess of Baden, plus Cannes officials and society leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prince OF Wales
Cannes
Prince George
Bunty
Herr Imwealle
Herr Munisbach
Imwalle
President vetoes Dependent Pensions bill in Congress
Washington reports President Cleveland vetoed the Dependent Pensions bill saying it would thwart relief from war taxes in peacetime. The dispatch covers reactions, other national items, and local notices including labor strikes, a Hoxton murder misidentification, and municipal concerns on lifeboat rocket services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Washington
Cleveland
Congress
Billiards Match Ends In Roberts Victory At Regent Circus
In a 6,000 up bar box match at Argyll street Billard hall, Roberts overcame Mitchell after a long session that began Thursday. Roberts led 4,801 to 4,691 at afternoon adjournment and finished 6,000 to 5,096, with notable breaks of 172 173 143 133 and 76 and Mitchell tallying 120 54 47 54 43.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosents
Mittchhlts
Roberts
Billard Hall
Argyll Street
Regent Circus
Mitchell
Huberts
Harriens and various sports results from Hampstead meet
Yesterday at Hampstead eight miles handicap saw W Annett finish fifth with the fastest time and a silver medal. The event featured prizes for Cameron Guillermo Saward and Dunkley. The Neasden Mile Handicap and other events followed, with nearly 40 competitors and Ho Looman notable among scratch entrants. Pedestrianism at Lillie Bridge concluded with A Dunning winning the 135 yards handicap. Thames Putney and Hyde Park tennis also noted, alongside football matches across Yorkshire, Cheshire, Northumberland, Durham, Corinthians, Villa, Darwen, and other clubs with scores and outcomes. Betting in London highlighted various odds for steeplechases and races.
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St. Paul's Harriens
Hampstead
W. Annett
Simin
A. Cameron
E. Guillermo
W. Saward
Smin
C. H. Dunkley
Tmin
Finchley Harriers
Neasden
Ho Looman
A. Burrell
I. W. Horner
G. A. Charlton
All England
Sportsman
Lillie Bridge Grounds
West Brompton
A. Dunning
London
Rowryxe
Thames Club
Putney
S. Fairbairn
C. W
Yorkshire
Cheshire
Halifax
Gestrians
Northumberland
Durham
Newcastle
Corinthians
Queen’s Park
Glasgow
Kennington Oval
Chalmer
Dewhurst
Scotchmen
Aston Villa
Darwen
Birmingham
Villa
Dumbarton
Hibernian
Hiber
Surbiton
Cheltonians
Nomads
Preston North End
Burnley
Preston
Bolton Wanderers
Stoke-on-Trent
Bolton
Midland
Wanderers
Accrington
Nottingham
Jardines
Jackburn Rovers
Church
Blackburn
Righton
Upper Tooting
Brighton
Eagily
Soren Fa
Borat
Tomees
Hyde
Glendyne
Hanpicap
Fullerton
Chislehurst
Pizarro
St. George
Ashplant
Grand Navional
Roquefort
Bellona
Guixoas
Eglamore
Derby
Grandison
Fires Yesterday at Rotherhithe and Tottenham Court Road
At 1.15 p.m. a small fire at 212 Rotherhithe New-road on Mr J Clark's premises caused very slight damage from ashes. At 7.15 p.m. another small fire occurred in a stable at Torrington-mews Tottenham Court Road. The incident was contained and no injuries reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Currell
Dalston
Hoxton
Dalston Junction
Hampstead
New-end
Carrell
Parker
Goodrich
Spurgeon
Smith
Brixton
Millbrook
Kensington
Lydia Green
Hford
Baches Street
Rotherhithe New-road
J. Clark
Torrington-mews
Tottenhare-court-road
Crystal Palace Concerts and Variety Attract Few Listeners
Yesterday's amusements featured Mackenzie's cantata The Story of Sayile and Stanford's The Revenge at Crystal Palace with Mackenzie's performances by Misa Marriott and Bart on M'Guckin. A Conaught Hall Scots concert led by Mr William Carter and Madame Antoinette Sterling followed, with songs, odes, and a stirring Queen's Jubilee piece. A busy week included stage variety in the nave and police court notices covering a complex mix of cases from con artists to horse accidents and a Sunday shop workers rally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crystal Palace
Mackenzie
Sayile
Stanford
Tennyson
London
Leeds
Manns
Misa Annie Marriott
Barton M’guckin
Watkin Mills
Sayid
Sawa
Ilmas
Miss Marriott
Albert Palage
Cone Naught Hall
William Carter
Antoinette Sterling
Darby
Joan
Patté Winter
Wike
Marie Howell
Messrs
Ernest Birch
Phillips Tomes
Mr. Carter
Hiram Menton
Capital
Holland
England
Deleau
Britannia
Hden
Batchelor
Charles Burrows
Manchester
Elizabeth Nelson
Nelson
Blackpool
Sincular Dears
Police-couy
Robert McGaw
Walham-green
Ferrier’s
Hammersmith
St. George’s Hospital
Castle Eden
Durham
John Burdon
Henry Morgin
Willian McEvoy
Kirkhup
Dublin Commission Court
Mulvey
George Fothell
O’connell
Samuel Victor Morley
Elm House
Queen’s Elm
Fulham-road
M. Jones
Queen Victoria-street
Trafalgar-square
United Society of
Salford
Broughton
Phillips
Canterbury
Cutler
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Ruter
France
Paris
Chamber of Deputies
Antilles
Burmah
Manparay
Woontho
Rangoon
Burma
Rancoon
Sir Charles Bernard
America
New York
Ohio
Louisville
New Yeak
Knights of Labour
Wetmeron
Tryon
Robert Stout
Tonga Island
Shirley Baker
Horsorn Guardians
Holborn
Ydon
Scotland Yard
Mr. Goode
J P
Moberley
Summerseat
Ramsbottom
Rossendale
Lancashire
East‘bourne
Eastbourne
Board of Trade
Sussex
Admiral Field
M.P
Metropolitan Asylums
Board of Works
London Hospitals
Rozert D. H. Exrainstone
Robert D. Horm Elphinstone
St. James’s Hotel
Piccadilly
James D. H. Elphinstone
Portsmouth
Carty
Clara
Philip
Loughres
Paddington
Zank Library and Museum Committee
Addington Baths
William EB
A. Axon
F.R.L.S
G.F. Prescott
M.A
Ason
Tower Hamlets Engineers
Miss Hanson
Kirby
North
F Company
H. Perkins
Kilby
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