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Newspaper

Lloyds Weekly News

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Jun 07, 1903

Page

6

Dreadful Fire at Eton College Tragedy Claims Two Boys

A fire at Eton College in the early hours killed two 14 year old pupils Lionel Gee Lawson and James Kenneth Horne. Most boys escaped via a wisteria climber while barred windows hindered others. The King Queen and Prince of Wales sent condolences. a committee urged removal of window bars and improved fire safety measures. The blaze gutted Maldwin's Wad house, with witnesses detailing the heroic, tragic attempts to rescue classmates.

Eton College Lionel Gee Lawson Frank Lawson Hyde-cark-gate Sir Edward Lawson Hall Barn Beaconefield James Kenneth Horne Major Edward Horne 3Rd Seaforth Highlanders Stirkoke Caithness Warre Prince and Princess of Wales Eton Maldwin Graoge-Yard College Chapel Roberta R. 8. Kindersley Ar. Kindersley Bertram RB. Jackson Jackson Eton Firs Brigade Caledon Baldwin Scots Guards Dugdale Slough Horne Russell Jiornby Harry Fornby M.P R. S. Kindersley Tert Tie Acuta Fie Michael Bland Mr. Kindersley Earl of Caledon Hemes Kindersley Mion Fire Brigade Kinderaleys H. Calthorne Lady Dev Mdimond Warre Lind Christopher Great Western Railway Formon Whatene F. Werre Cornish Hyde-park-vate Ely Kenry Uharel Kenneth Horne Jane Tu Ming Suress Retmoval Ale Kinselyproen Ales Bia

Doctor fined for failing to notify health officer

Doctor Arthur H. Tovey of St George's Hospital Hyde Park Corner was fined 20s with 5s 7d costs at Marlborough Street police court for failing to notify the medical officer of health in Westminster about a case of enteric fever brought to the hospital on May 6. Distressing, debilitating, blind and bleeding piles advertised with claims of instant relief from Buor's Piles. Sample free by reply.

Arthur H. Tovey St. George's Hospital Hyde-park-corner Marlborough-street City of Westminster Allen Buor BULR Maylenhead Barke

Essex girl murdered again by soldier in Colchester

In Colchester a 19 year old Mead Loon was killed by a soldier from the Suffolk Regiment after they were followed by the man and he kissed her and slashed her throat. The killing occurred near St Botolph's with many excursionists present. Private Charles Howell was arrested for the murder as the inquest opened and a large crowd gathered outside the town hall.

Essex Mead Loon Colchester Karmelke Suffolk Regiment Borgt Burbridges Reginne Charles Howell Safwik Regiment Clacton Walton St. Botolph’s Howell Vey Lo Howell Manaluut Barham Swhoh India Luen Glebal Lon Wn Wolvhuster Tunion Charles Mowell Mini Laven Violet Tredgar 5Th Laners St. John's Street Lues Alersex Road Duvensed Bluedirys Luspaetor Suzumons Inspector Gentry Bin Prizoner Heer Luca Finshed Witavsy A. Maybery Uouth C. Clark Oyideyes Chelmsford Charlotte Mirth James Hirth Mesara, Davey and Town Hall Gentry

Guy's Tonic Digestive Aid Promises Quick Relief

This aged text touts Guy's Tonia as a remedy for indigestion and nerve fatigue. It claims improved digestion enhances blood quality, vitality, appetite, and stamina, with the tonic restoring vigor and enabling enjoyment of meals. It urges immediate use to prevent lingering stomach pains and tiredness.

Guy Strom Miieia

Quite a New Being in Mont Comptel Mount Truland

A fragment from a 21st Apel note by Ag r J Segan discusses a drink called Guy's Tonic. It extols health benefits and strength from food while promoting a promotional dealer. The passage references promotion and price per bottle but remains largely incoherent.

J. Segan Mount Comptel Truland Weites Apel Tonio Ani Guy

Fragmented rural dialogue from a Yarborough festival page

A heavily garbled transcription of a rural chat features odd names and slang as speakers discuss plans, a girl named Samar, a Tower, and a nonspecific event. The dialogue drifts through scattered phrases about people, places, and miscues, with no clear narrative arc or outcome.

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Windsor Castle Baldwin’s End Dr. Warre Princess Christian Duke of Connaught Lord Roberta College Aporta Alfred E. Farrell Windsor Comay Kton Slough Firs Warre Ainel Calthorpe Wml Captain Shaw MR. Lionel Lawson J. K. Horne Macdonald James K. Horne Maud Loen Decsaxerl Eno Lanny Shepford Mr. Woiler King of Besteheay Samar Tower Tea Horrockses Seliee Eyore Busqimre Hanes
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