Royals receive various nobles at Buckingham Palace
King hosts Marquis of re Earl of Dudley and others in audience at Buckingham Palace. Princesses Margaret and Victoria Eugenie visit. Prince of Wales and Prince Louis of Battenberg appear in events. Royal engagements include levée, audiences with officials, and charity bazaars in Brixton and Kingston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marquis of
Earl of Dudley
Cout
A. Berkeley Milne
Buckingham Palace
Sunguy
Conaight
Margaret
Victoris
Patricia of
Earl of
Prince Louis of Battenberg
Prince Andrew of
George White
Evelyn Wood
Ereh
Prince of Wales
Trinity House
Royal
Royal Medical Benevolent College
Epsom
Duchess of Albany
Princess Alice
Kingston-on- Times
Kingston
Burkenhead Avenue
Frinensy Henry of Battenberg
Briton Hall
Aorelane
St. Paul's
Brixton
New Hall
Lord Clangattock
John Kennawry
Royal wedding notes and presents at St Peter's Eaton Square
The King and Queen attended the wedding of Lady Juliet Lowther and Mr R G Duff at St Peter's Eaton Square. Princess Victoria gifted a sapphire and diamond pendant. gifts included a turquoise and diamond bow brooch from the King and Queen, and a crystal enamel set with rubies from the Prince and Princess of Wales. Also reported is the wedding of Lady Cavendish Grosvenor to Viscount Fitzkoton, with the King and Queen presenting a silver gilt Sand cover engraved for Lord Arichton and gifts from the Prince and Princess of Wales.
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Iotoria
Juliet Lowther
Ter Lonsdale
R. G. Duff
Hhe End Lite Guarda
St. Peter's
Eatonsquare
Juliet
da Grey
Victoria
Princess of Wales
Charles of
Denmark
Trince
St. Pater’s
Noladatg
Wemsaday
Ty Cavendish Grosvenor
Viscount ‘Titkton
Earl of Erne, Meaptain
Royal Horse Guards
Listride
Duke
Westminster
Lord Ariehton
Edward
Alexandra
Prince &S
Mary
Princess of Wales Opens New Nurses Home at Endelleirest
The Princess of Wales visited the new nurses home at Endelleirest on Monday with the Countess of Airlie. She was greeted by Lord Kinnaird and Sir John Williams, chair of the Board of Management, whose daughter presented a bouquet. After touring the facilities she opened the dining hall and praised the fundraising efforts that financed the home.
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Princess of Wales
Countess of Airlie
Endelleirest
Lord Kinnaird
John Williams
Manage
Cent
Christian
Schleswig-Holstein
Prince's Skating Club
Royal Free Hospital
Baroness Clifton
London Hospital
Princess of Wales Visits Richmond Horse Show Brings Prestige
The Princess of Wales attended the Richmond Horse Show on Friday with the Duchess of Albany and other royals. The event featured judging across hacks classes and a 50 Challenge Cup presented by Mr Wins, won by Strize Winters riding Badminton. Ernest Mosley presented a prize for harness horses, awarded to Mr Heaton for his black gelding Onut.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Ricmond
Duchess of Albany
Ator
Strize Winters
Tantess
Warwick
Badminton
Harosa
Ernest Mosley
Ae Heaton
Onut
McKim Receives Oval Medal For Architecture Work
The Oval paid medal for a design promo has been awarded to Ay A. B. McKim, noted American architect who recently restored White House grounds. The presentation was set for Monday June 22 at the Water Board. Devon town clerk Pilling is elected clerk to the Board by 29 votes to 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whiter House
Oval
Ay. C. BE. McKim
Congress
Water Board
Ale Pilling
Devonie
London Hospitals King and Queen at St. Pauls Service
King Edward VII and Queen Alexandra attended the St. Pauls Cathedral service with Princess Victoria to mark Hospital Sunday Fund. A 5000 pound collection was noted and a city meeting pledged to boost the Hospital Sunday drive. The Queen inspected eye and ear cases and inaugurated the Finsen light lupus department. Nurses returning from South Africa received mementos.
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King
ST. Paul’s
Victoria Teing
Queen
St. Paul’s Cathedral
Hospital
London
Stepney
Hospital Sunday Fund
Mansion House
Archbishop of Canterbury
Hospital Sunday
Douglas Powell
Frederick Treves
Albert Hall
London Hospital
Crimea
Finzen
Sydney Holland
Queen Alexandra
Dr. Finsen
South Africa
Luckes
Sydney Hol
Royal visit opens London Hospital wing with grand ceremony
King and Queen attended the London Hospital opening a new out patients wing costing 80,000 pounds. They were greeted by the Duke of Cambridge and officials, praised donor Mr. Yarrow, and praised staff. The royal party toured departments including radiography where radium was shown and tea followed at the Mansion House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London Hospital
Princess Victoria
Duke of Cambridge
Stepney
London
Sydney Holland
Queen Alexandra
John Henry Buxton
Queen Victoria
Finsen
Frederic Treves
Hewitt
Haines
Tarr
Mansion House
Buckingham Palace
Mr. Yarrow
Poplar
Princess Louise Visits Kingston Home for Girls
Princess Louise and the Duke of Argyll visited Kingston-on-Thames on Kingston hill to inspect the Society for the Protection of Young Girls home. She distributed prizes to trained girls now in domestic service and watched a musical drill display as a large crowd looked on.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Princess Louise
Kingston
Louise
Duchess of Argyll
Duke of Argyll
Kingston-on-Thames
Kingston-hill
Royal
Society For the Protection
Duke
Cap t Wells in a New Role as Conservative Head Agent
Captain Lionel de L Wells RN longtime Metropolitan Fire Brigade chief officer since 1896 is named head agent of the Conservative party succeeding Mr RB Middleton who resigns to become managing director of Maple and Co Middleton takes the new post at Maple and Co while Wells leaves the fire brigade with a salary history cited as 9001 then 1000L per year and a new post valued around 2000 a year
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wells
Lionel de L. Wells
R.N
Metropolitan Fire Brigade
Conservative Party
RB. W. E. Middleton
Mr. Middleton
Maple and Co
Fire Brigade
City and M Loubet to be Entertained in Guildhall
At a Thursday City Corporation meeting the Lord Mayor announced the corporation will spend 1500 guineas to entertain the President of the French Republic during his London visit. M Loubet has accepted an official Guildhall luncheon on July 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Loubet
Guildhall
London
Lords light load line report and naval employment meeting
The Lords Select Committee reports against adopting a light load line citing no loss of life, while the Duke of Connaught presides at a soldiers employment meeting noting 13,891 men found permanent work and 22,879 registered. Keating's Powder and hair products advertise in the same columns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Select Committee
House of Lords
Duke of Connaught
National Association For the Employment
United Service Institution
Lient
I. Green- Wilkinson
Association
Imperial Parliament Report on Fever Blankets and Civil Service Votes
In the House of Commons Mr Brorer discusses fever infected army blankets noting they were not washable but not disinfected. Sale yielded 1431. The Treasury officer’s judgment questioned though commendations given to service. Committee of Supply debates Customs and Post Office votes. discussions on milk preservatives and telegraph losses. Progress reported at midnight.
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House OF Commons
Monpar
Brorrer
T. Dewaron
Rouse
Revenue Department
My. Jeffrays
Customs Department
BE. Stracuer
Chaplin
Post Office
A. Cam. Berlacn
aIr
Hennixer Heaton
Avatin Caras
Berlain
Cabinet Split Rumors Rise Over Chamberlain Policy
In the House of Commons a full attendance heard debate over Mr Chamberlain's new policy and a proposed repeal of the coin duty. Sir Michael Hicks Beach defended the tax as successful, while critics warned the Prime Minister's stance could injure the Empire, adjourned after Sir Henry Fower and others pressed for government clarity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House OF Commons
Turspar
Davip Maciver
M. Hices Beach
Chamberlain
Henry Fower
Gladstone
Brier
House of Commons Debate on Chaplin Amendment in Parliament
In a crowded House Sir C Drake resumes on Chaplin amendment praising trade with Germany while J Lowmyen cites 22 years as avowed Protectionist and Sir J Bunxpet Marne argues for free trade with all nations but cites free imports funding taxation. Debate notes Cabinet performance on Corn tax and a division rejects Chaplin amendment 424 to 28 with adjournment after midnight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House OF Commons
Mr. Chaplin
C. Drake
Germany
J. Lowmyen
J. Buunxpet Marne
Asquity
H. Campbell-Bannewman
House of Lords Debates on County Councils and Borough Funds
Lord Kenyox moved second reading of a County Councils Bill as Lord Wemyss urged delaying bills pending a Select Committee report on municipal funding. After speeches by Lords Bennor Airey and Avesury the amendment was negated and the bill read a second time. The Borough Funds Bill’s second reading passed 37 to 17. The Earl of Oxstow presented a Fisheries Board bill and it was read a first time as they rose at 6:05.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House OF Lords
Trevapar
Lord Kenyox
Lord Wemyss
Lord Benorr
Lord Airey
Lord Avesury
Fisheries Cdoard
Earl of Oxstow
Board of Agriculture
Reala
House OF Commons
Br. Black
P. J. Power
Rivente
Meat shops in Britain at cost price proposal debated
Mr. H Samuel asked the Colonial Secretary if New Zealand plans to open shops in Great Britain to sell meat at cost price and whether, if carried out, the British government contemplated related steps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House OF Commons
New Zealand
H. Samuel
Great Britain
Debates on Education, Local Government and Finance
The report covers parliamentary discussions on Wirksworth education rate issues, boarding out of children, death certificates difficulties, and Local Government matters. It notes objections to water car laws, adulteration controls, and a Finance Bill debate on income tax, economy measures, and a motor vehicle registration bill. Lords also record a new peer and county council expense returns.
The Premier in a Right of Way Contest
East Linton area in East Lothian sees a right of way dispute with a track claimed by locals harassing travelers. Gates were put up on two sections, charged by A J Balfour and Sir Alexander Kinloch, touching Earl of Wemyss land. Posts were uprooted, replaced, then cut down again amid ongoing tension.
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East Linton
East Lothian
A. J. Balfour
Alexander Kinloch
Earl of Wemyss
Lord Strathcona at Cambridge Speech Day
Lord Strathcona distributed prizes at Leys School Cambridge during speech day. As Chancellor of the University of Montreal he praised Canada’s Catholic and liberal spirit, noting all denominations were affiliated and unity across religious bodies. He cited a war memorial tablet and Colonial aid as signs of Empire oneness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord Strathcona
Leys School
Cambridge
University of Montreal
Canada
What They Thought They Wore In Dress Descriptions
A cluttered note on fashion reporting mocks telegraphic errors about Lady Curzon's gowns at the Dall Durbar and contrasts this with a promotion for Scott's Emulsion. It argues journalists mislabel dress colors while praising the remedy's claimed health benefits for children and sufferers of throat and lung illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Curzon
India
Correspondenta
Lady Curzon
Scott
Messrs
Scott and
Downe
Testimony of a Cure by Scott Emulsion in 1901
A letter from Rosa Neal praises Scott and Bowne Emulsion for curing her infant son who wasted to seven pounds by eight months. She reports the boy, now 24, is healthy and urges readers to write for a free sample and booklet, noting the address in London and the paper.
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Starronp-street
Swixnow
Scott
Mi ‘Hoy
Ovot' Geetty
Rosa Neal
Messrs
Scott and Bowns
Lrp
Scott and Bowne, Limited
Stonecutter-street
Ludgate-circus
London
B.C
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Lord Stanier
Me. C. Hobhouge
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London County Council
Richmond Town
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Norwich
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Company, Limited
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D. Anderson and Sons, Ltd
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Belfast
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