Royal Family Recollections At Windsor and Frogmore Visit
Royal figures including the King Queen and Princes attend Divine Service at Windsor Castle private chapel and later visit the Prince and Princess of Wales at Frogmore. A large royal entourage and guests dine and travel in royal grounds as the day celebrates a birthday, with carriage drives and tea, amid public displays of royal affection. The report also notes coverage of political letters and policy debate on preferential trade.
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Prince Andrew
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Princess Louise of Batten
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Viscount Churchill
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London
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The Ming's Visit to Ireland Plan Discussed
The Lord-Lieutenant authorises visits by Haines Ning and Green to Dre. dut July. Their Bajasites were scheduled for Monday July 20 and Tuesday July 21 in stown, outlining planned travel in the region.
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Ireland
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Stown
Iats of the Queen's Uncle Saga from Schleswig-Holstein
Fragmentary report notes Julius of Schleswig-Holstein Storvins-Slivkeburg, brother of the Mig of ituumack and uncle of Queen Qe, died on Monday at Lizehoe in Holstein. The prince was a volunteer in the Danish army, entered service in 1863, and died in 1887.
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Sclleswig-Holsteinstorvins-Slivkeburg
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Ituumack
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Lizehoe owig-Holstein
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War fund grants aid Wimbledon site and fields
A fragmented report notes that Green Alersaae has made three grants of R20 on behalf of Her Majesty's War Fund. Colonel Sir James Gildea is mentioned regarding divisions and properties tied to a forthcoming project. References include Palaces, a site near Wimbledon, and preparations noting candidates and contributions to Sir James Gildea at Westminster.
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Green Alersaae
Her Majesty's War Fund
Serdy
James Gildea
Wilows
Daughteratos
Hinangle
Ecourt & Angtin
Osughertrod
Wimbledon
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Royal cricket match watched by King and princess
A garbled report describes a royal cricket match with the king and his daughter observing from a golf course area. A victory is claimed with scores cited as 102 to 30, though many details are unclear due to OCR errors.
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Royal Cricket Hatch
Wales
Ales
King's Flowers for East London Society Exhibit
The King signaled to the Duke of Fife president of the People's Palace and East London Horticultural Society his plan to send a non competition exhibit from Windsor Gostla gardens to the society’s summer show on July 18.
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Duke of Fife
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Est London Horticultural Society
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Society
London Hospitals Health Fund Aims For Record Appeals
A special court of the Governors of the London Hospital settled arrangements for the Royal visit to the outpatients department next Thursday. The King and Queen will be met by the Lord Mayor at the City branch and the Duke of Cambridge will speak at the opening ceremony. The quintennial appeal has raised 134,550 in cash or promises, with a 1,000 donation from the Queen and a similar gift from the Lord Mayor. Hospital Sunday at St Paul’s Cathedral aims to surpass 100,000 with generous gifts from Lord George Herring and others. Over 100,000 patients are treated in the hospital ward, with 25,000 from country districts, and funds support building needs and patient care. Additional appeal emphasizes support for London hospitals and patients in need. The London Hospital’s skin disease treatments involve powerful light therapy and are highlighted as remarkable in its history.
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Duke of Cambridge
Bald
St. Paul’s Cathedral
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Lospitalz
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Metropoliten
Leip
Loudun
Mausinu House
St. Paul's Cathedral
Whitsun Meetings of the Co operative Congress
Delegates totaling 21 500 gathered in Doncaster for the 35th annual congress led by Mr J Shillite of the Co operative Wholesale Society. A key motion by Mr Foster backed forming an industrial and provident society to work slate quarries near Bethesda Wales. funds previously raised supported quarrymen and the aim was emancipation. The chair noted 1902 had 1 638 co operatives with 2 022 208 members and capital 23 904 1131. profit for 1907 rose. Debates covered preferential tariffs and protection, with figures citing Germany and the United States. resolutions carried with some dissent. Concluding business touched future generalities of acquiring and leasing land for a rock crystal lens project to aid eye treatment, with medical claims of dramatic improvements.
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Co-Operatives
Doncaster
J. Shillite
Halifax
Co-operative Wholesale Society
Foster
Bethesda
North Wales
Hawking
J. C.gray
Bethesis
Lord Pourkyn
Ff. Vivian
Bree ‘Wrate
F. Kilion
King
Chamberlain
Germany
Archer Witd Hurt
Free Gardeners of
England
Grant Buster
J. F. Wareing
Buford
Deverper
Heath
South Wales
Royal Hearts OF Oak
R.D
Briendly Society
Sheffield
J. W. Robeson
Strand
Archdeacon Kirra
Shelfield
Yaarly i
Equitable
Cardia
International Mineral Congress
Erp
MLB
Messrs
Pickard
Sam Woes
John Wilson
Fevur
Dorhimeougiells
Dari
D. Pickard
NEW EAST INDIA COMMANDER IN-CHIEF REAR-ADMIRAL ATLIN
Rear-admiral George Lambart Atlin is named the new commander-in-chief on the East India station in succession to Admiral Carter Drury. Born 1847, entered the Navy 1861, commanded the training squadron, and served in Abyssinia. Known as one of the keenest officers, he has held major commands and will lead the East India forces.
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Navy
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Aroges
Auadron
Home Fleet
Russell and Sons
Southsea
Lockyer’s Sulphur Restorer Promises Aging Look Reversal
Fragmentary ad claims Lockyer’s Sulphur Restorer darkens grey streaks to preserve former appearance. Mentions KEATING’S POWDER for cleaning and insect-killing properties. References to kids’ baths and various shops selling the product.
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Keating
Berties
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el Sellona
Adrons
Lucky finds and a rare Shelley tract sold at auction
A curious tale notes a man finding a Shelley's Tracts volume among miscellaneous literature, later auctioned for £51 5 ½. The piece then extols Scott's Emulsion as a life renewing “lucky find,” recounting testimonials from 1900 about health successes and urging readers to try a sample.
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Luinae Beim
Syston
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Devon
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