Special Sunday Edition News Summary Page Contents
Sunday edition lists a broad mix of items from foreign telegrams to local inquests and disasters. Highlights include Servian Revolt updates with royal assassinations, Marseilles disaster, Good Hope accident, Cape Abduction, and several London police and court notes. Also features fashion, recipes, advertisements, theater listings, music halls, and sports summaries including cricket and cycling.
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Battersea
London
Marshall Hall
Navy League
The
Cape
Eton
Pall Mall
Marseilles
Good Hope
Ireland
Andrew Wilson
St. Andrew, Holborn
Euston
Newgate
Cucen
Roger Focork
Fred M. White
Roy
Essex
Reich Insane, Commit to Lower Austrian Lunatic Asylum
Foreign Telegrams report Jacob Reich a former bookkeeper who was arrested after approaching an emperor with a threatening stick. He has been certified insane and committed to the Lower Austrian Lunatic Asylum. Routey
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Viexixa
Jacob Reich
Fomer
Eimperor
Norringa
Lower Austrian
Routey
Italian Cabinet Resignation Announced by Premier
In Rome on Saturday the Chamber heard Signor Zanureili, the Premier, announce the resignation of the cabinet. The brief dispatch notes the government’s turn and hints at political upheaval as Steuler remains unclarified.
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Rome
Tolay Signor Zanureili
Steuler
Typhoon devastates regions in French Indo China
Telegraph from Saigon reports a violent typhoon between seven and nine last night striking Han Vi Namdinh and Thaibinh. Storm caused fatalities and injuries among natives, with significant land and sea damage. Telegraph and railway lines disrupted as trains overturned between Hanoi and Namdinh.
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Paris
Saigon
Hanvi
Namdinh
Thaibinh
Hanoi
Reuter
Gauss Expedition Debunks Termination Island Myth
From Cave Town on June 12 reports say the Gauss expedition found no land at the mapped Termination Island site. Photographs showed no land, temperatures reached minus 76 degrees, frostbite injuries occurred, and explorers endured days of snow with a food post and markers aiding future parties. The ice around Gauss was 3,000 feet thick with 30 to 40 feet of snow, and Dr Ensen erger, linked to Kerguelen Island, died during the voyage according to Reuter.
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Cave Town
Termination Island
Thich
King William's Land
Ensenerger
Kerguelen Island
Reuter
Victim of Paris Madrid motor race dies in Paris
Paris mourns as Lorraine Barrow dies from injuries sustained in the abortive Paris Madrid motor race held Sunday week. The accident event drew wide attention in the capital with prior reports of severe injuries.
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Paris
Lorraine Bar‘ow
Paris-Madrid
Cerningt News
Religious Processions Blocked by City Authority
City authorities barred processions by religious groups including the Suabviatey Clubists and other churches on a Saturday. The action aimed to prevent counter demonstrations as part of heightened security measures.
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M. Lepine
Reinforcements for Somaliland and tribal movements
Stura reports a camel corps with two British officers 400 drivers and 1320 camels will move from the Punjab to Somaliland once ships are ready. At Charbagh on the Swat river the Sartar Fekir with 600 men appeared and then returned after the local Jir failed to join him and a moveable column was cancelled.
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Stura
Camel Corps
Punjab
Somaliland
Reuter
Sturna
Fekir
Charbagh
Swat
Jehad
Abyssinian party reaches Lake Rudolf on schedule
A party led by Mr A E H Butter left Addis Ababa last November to survey the Southern Abyssinian frontier. They reached Lake Rudolf on May 5 and report all well. Butter hopes to reach Mombasa early in July.
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Aden
A. E H. Butter
Lake Rudolf
Butter
Mombasa
Reuter
Persecution in Macedonia Reaches Frontier Villages
Turkish regulars surround and pillage Bulgarian villages in Adrianople vilayet. Peasants are arrested and maltreated in searches for arms, causing mass panic. Refugees flee into Bulgaria with cattle and carts, reporting widespread misery and persecution by Bashi-Bazouks.
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Soria
Vilayet
Adrianople
Caza
Kirkliste
Bulgaria
Burgas
Pircog
Kal
Kovatchaz
Macedonia
Alpine Fatality Near Schwarzenberg Claims Hoffmann
Berne reports a fatal Alpine accident in Schwarzenberg. Herr Hoffmann, Alpligen pastor, climbed Mount Premingard with Prof Brueckner for geographical work. When he did not return, Brueckner and two companions searched, finding Hoffmann's body on the mountain the body showing evident fatal fall.
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Berne
Schwarzenberg
Herr Hoffmann
Alpligen
Klondau
Premingard
Fribourg
Bruckner
University of
Brueckner
Herr Hofmann
Tyuter
Nonconformists Protest Education Bill Meeting
A Camberwell Peckham and Dulwich Free Church Council rally opposed the London Education Bill at Peckham-rye Tabernacle due to ruin. Rev Morrigan Crinming chaired as Rev T Stephens urged a protest claiming the bill harms civil and religious liberty and popular representation. Consensus supported, with two dissentients.
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Camberwell
Peckham
Dulwich
F. B. Moyer
Piy
Schaets
J. L. Cousins
L.C.C
Jewish Boys and Sport at Brady Street Club
At the Brady Street Club for Jewish Working Boys in Whitechapel a prize distribution highlighted new cricket and football programs for East End youths. Arthur Joseph, chair of the general committee, lauded managers for promoting healthy sport amid initial ridicule, and an anti-betting league elected a senior boy president. Prizes were presented by S. L. Lazarus, a benefactor, and the clubhouse has been fitted with electric light.
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Brady-street
Whitechapel
Arthur
Joseph
L. Lazarus
Train Collision Near Larne Causes Narrow Escapes
A collision occurred near Larne between a passenger train and a goods train last night. Several narrow escapes are reported with no injuries confirmed to date.
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Ireland
Larne
Servian Revolt Tale of Kings Death in Belgrade
Belgrade reports describe how officers led a palace assault to kill King Alexander and Queen Draga. The attack involved Maschin Naumovics and others, with gunfire and a power outage aiding the conspirators. Maschin condemned the dynasty as barbarous and proclaimed Serbia’s future.
Ex-Queen Natalie says plot behind murder of son
Paris report quotes ex queen Natalie declaring she urged her son to separate from his consort due to army unrest. She claims a plot forced him to flee the country, blames the queen, vows to seek czar’s intervention, and notes killers spared by new ministers. Belgrade sources deny arrests or prosecutions in related murders.
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Paris
Natalie
Natalia Sain
Laffan
Berri
Belgrade
Lokulenzeiger
Mm.avakumovitel
Peetish
Stojanovitch
Belgrade Telegram Reports Minister Theodorovics Dead
A Belgrade telegram to the Barltnger Tageblatt says M. Theodorovics former Minister of the Interior in the late cabinet died from his wound. Lieut colonel Naumovics was buried yesterday afternoon with military honours.
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Berlin
Saturda
Barlutger Tageblatt F
Belgrade
M. Theodorovics
Interior
Naumovics
Reuler
Royal intrigue and regimental scandal tied to succession
In Bergrane Swluriav a plot motive stems from anger over King Alexander's plan to name Queen Drava's brother his heir. A draft bill from the Royal Archives outlines the plan, with marginal notes in the late king's hand. Separately, King Charles of Roumania disavows the 6th Regiment of the Servian Infantry for massacres at Belgrade, severing ties over perceived lack of military honour.
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Bergrane
Swluriav
Alexander
Drava
Skuptsahina
Central News
Servian Infantry
Belgrade
Charles of
Roumania
Servian throne plots linked to Macedonian rising in London
A Lloyds correspondent recalls four years ago meeting Prince Alexis Karageorgievic in London where he claimed Serb throne support by Russia and readiness of the Servian army to back a Karageorge. The Servian reformers organized a Macedonian relief drive, arms shipment seized near Corfu, aiming to synchronize revolts to pressure Turkey. Major Lazarovich led London's Macedonian effort, identified as Count Euen Lazarovich de Czerniaki.
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Lloyd’s
Alexis Karageorgievic
Victoria
London
Servia
Bussia
Karageorge
Leadenhall-street
Dom Carlos
Spain
Alexia
America
Europe
Paris
Macedonia
Lale
Corfu
Major Lazarovich
Euen Lazarovich de Czerniaki
Major Lazarovich in Dreyfus Trial Links
The Servian minister describes Major Lazarovich alias Czernuski as a claimto be Servian royalty by marriage and as a gunner with a flawless record. He compiles revolutionary papers in Fleet Street and edited the Eastern European Review while seeking Macedonian volunteers. The Belgrade episode centers on a Major Lazarovich who played a key role in the Belgrade affair.
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Ture
Czerniski
Dreyfus
Rennes
Czernuski
Lazarevich
Madame
Czerniaki
Madema
Lazarovich
London
South Africa
Macedonia
Fleet-streat
Buffer States
Antaiomte
Lazarovici
Sarafoff
Servius Makeon
Servia
Belgrade
Maior Lazarovich
Lord Nelson presides at 50th church consecration anniversary
Lord Nelson the great nephew of Trafalgar's hero marks the 50th anniversary of St Matthias Church Stoke Newington. He recalls laying the foundation stone in 1852 and presiding at jubilees while praising the church's role in the Anglo Catholic revival. The Rev Cordwell notes many locals had never entered a church before, yet baptisms and festival services followed.
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Lord Nelson
Trafalgar
St. Matthias’ Church
Stoke Newington
W. Armstrong Buck
New Institute
Gordon Boys Home Prize Day Amid Downpour
The Gordon Boys Home near Wokirz trains 249 boys and held its annual inspection and prize distribution despite heavy rain. General Sir G W Higginson chaired the event with Lord Seymour General Gordon Pritchard and others. The chairman praised General Gordon and urged boys to avoid tobacco, noting their soldierly bearing. A gym display followed the inspection of the school workshop.
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Gordon Boys
Wokirz
Carrie
G. W. Higginson
Lord W. Seyimour
Gordon Pritchard
C. Ryan
Collins
G. A. Mac
Royal yachts ready for sea and Mediterranean cruise
The Victoria and Albert will not clear the dockyard hands until month end, then be ready for sea. The Osborne, after refit, will be prepared for a cruise in August up the Mediterranean.
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Victoria and Albert
Handa
Royal Yacht
Osborne
Mediterranean
Journey man Bakers Call for London Wage Rise
Adjourned conference of London bakery delegates resumed at the Three Tuna tavern Hatton garden. A motion by Mr A Anthony to seek a 3s weekly rise for London bakery workers was carried. The three days musical festival in Reading closed with choir contests. Newbury Wesleyan School won the elementary prize, St Augustine's Clewar won the smaller choir prize, and Caversham led the school choir category.
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London
Three Tuna Tavern
Hatton-garden
A. Anthony
Berks, Bucks
Oxon
Reading
Perierdey
Newbury Wesleyan School
St. Augustine's School
Clewar
Caversham
Court Circular notes royal audiences and arrivals
BuckInGcHAM Pallach reports the King receiving Sir Ernest Satow on his return to China and many dignitaries including Sir T Kelly Kenny Major H D Napier and Commodore Sir Berkeley Milne. Prince Andrew and Princess Louis of Battenberg arrive at the Palace. Prince of Wales attends a Trustees meeting and later departs with Princesses of Wales and escorts.
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Buckingcham Pallach
Ernest Satow
Peking
China
T. Kelly Kenny
H. D. Napier
Indian Army
St. Petersburg
Berkeley Milne, Bart
R.N.A.D.C
Prince Andrew
Greece
Prince Louis of Battenberg
R.N.A.U.C
Princess Louis of Battenberg
Alice of Battenberg
Mag Lucrouan House
Prince of Wales
Britigl Museum
Prince
Princeas of Wales
Airlie
Arthur Biggs
Charles Cast
Royal visit at Ranelagh gymkhana abandoned by rain
The King and Queen planned to attend a gymkhana at Ranelagh yesterday but persistent rain forced the royal visit to be canceled, disappointing many local attendees and participants.
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Ranelagt
Princess Louise Opens New Epilepsy Hospital in Maida Vale
Princess Louise Duchess of Argyll and the Duke of Argyll visited Maida Vale to open the Hospital for Epilepsy and Paralysis. The new building cost over 230,000 pounds and will have 60 beds, with 38 currently in use. The Earl of Hardwicke welcomed them and recalled the charity’s history from 1856, noting funding came from legacies and donations.
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Eicegnina
Louise
Duchess of Argyll
Duke of Argyll
Sofia Macnamara
Visi
Maidavale
Heer
County of London Imperial Yeomanry
Westminster Dragoons
Guard of Honour
5Th West Middlesex Rifle Volunteers
Earl of Hardwicke
Princess Louise
Marylebone
Winterton House
Regent’s Park
CG. A. Knapp-¥isner
Louisa
London
Canon Duckworth
George Ogilvie
Princess Henry Opens French Governesses Home in London
Princess Henry of Battenberg opened the French Governesses Home at 18 Lancaster Gate in London in a ceremony attended by the French Ambassador, embassy officials, and society leaders. The home serves English families by supplying French ladies as teachers and governesses, with entry requiring French diplomas and strong references. The venue provides modest but tasteful accommodations for governesses and room for English governesses if space allows.
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Henry of Battenberg Yestersday
England
Lancastergate
Albert Rollit
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