Special Sunday Edition Highlights National and London News
Sunday Morning edition lists vast contents including Somali Campaign notes, Irish Treas judgments, murder trials, and collisions. It covers Parliament, fashion, literature, advertisements, weather, stock markets, and sports with mentions of Woolwich, Essex murders, and recent disasters.
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Europe
Drit
Maine
Essex
Sher
Pall Mall
Nullah
Servien
America
Wing
Lydille
Woolwich
Andrew Wilson
St. Andrew
Hollorn
Enveh Arden
Dougal
Cardinal Vaughan
Siandel
Roger Pocock
Town and Country Talk
Fred MN. White
Stockton
Trinilondon County
Khedive Departs Vienna for Paris This Morning
A Vienna dispatch says the Khedive left for Paris this morning. reports from Tangier claim a battle occurred at Ain Niedinna in Morocco. Moorish War Minister Il Menebhi led troops and reportedly 6,000 Moorish soldiers were lost.
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Vienna
Paris
Reuter
Morocco
Mavrip
Tangiar
Ain Niedinna
Il Menebhi
English Trawlers in Dutch Waters Inquiry Opened
The Netherlands replies to Britain stating an inquiry is opened into the charge of illegal treatment of a British trawler by a Dutch guardship. Renler reports from The Hague on the diplomatic exchange and investigation.
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Netherlands
Great Britain
Denmark Joins Berne Convention Compliance Move
The King issued a decree announcing Denmark will adhere to the Berne International Copyright Convention starting the first of next month. Denmark enforces the law passed by the latest Rigsdag on copyright for literary and artistic works by citizens of Berne signatory nations, even if works are not published in Denmark.
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Dunmark
Copunhagen
Denmark
Renier
America Cup Trials Start Under Light Breeze
New York reports quiet seas as the America Cup trial races resume with Columbia Swin Sosee Reliance Constitution and Space crossing the line. Times show Columbia 12h 58m 54s and Constitution 12h 30m. Herter notes first round trisnele results, with minor margins separating ships.
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New York
Columbia
Reliance
Reliance Tet Constitution
Herter
Ship's doctor first for a woman on Tunis-bound steamer
The Marsa left for Tunis with a female ship's doctor aboard. Dr. Sarah Lroide, physician of Paris's colonial justice, becomes the first woman to hold such a position on a vessel sailing from this port.
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Lady Ax
Manseinnes
Marsa
Tunis
Malle
Sarah Lroide
Olonial Justituty
Paris
Daliel
Alarm at Boston Sinking Toward Sea, Engineer Warns
Consulting engineer Mr J B Free reports on damming the Charles River and says Boston is steadily sinking into the sea at about one foot per century. He cites surveys showing a large area of the city menaced by eventual submersion.
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Boston
J. BR. Freetan
Charles River
la Fu
Somali Campaign Reports From Damot and Surrounding Areas
War Office dispatch from Aden notes Damot calm with enemy observation and no serious attack. Two columns under Cobbe and Manning move from Badwein toward Damot by June 21, while a flying column stays ready for cooperation. Rumors place the Mullah near Lasdeen and Lamot with 1 000 horsemen watching Manning.
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War Office
Swann Bowotie
Damot
Bohotie
Manning
Bohotle
Galkaynu
Obbia
Badwein
Cobbe
Aden
Lasdeen
Lamot
Galkaya
Reuter
Rumors of Sultan Abdication Declared Baseless
Dispatches from Constantinople report there is no foundation to rumors of the sultan abdicating. The Turkish capital remains quiet while a Cologne Gazette note mentions a palace incident with 40 wounded persons, but no official details have emerged.
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Turkey
Constantinople
Reuter
Dynamite Explosion in Senezaville Supposed Lightning Hit
A thunderstorm in Senezaville Ohio caused a dynamite machine to be struck by lightning and instantly explode. Six people were killed and twenty injured in the incident reported by Central News.
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New York
Senezaville
Ohio
Central Neies
Denouncing the Education Bill Protest at London Fields
A Hackney Liberal and Radical Committee rally condemns the London Education Bill for abolishing the London School Board excluding women from elections imposing religious tests on teachers and limiting free teaching. Speakers include J Fyfe Stewart Jesse Argyle and others with a long resolution adopted amid bad weather at Brixton hall.
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Hackney United Liberal and Radical Committee
Londonfields
J. Fyfe Stewart
Jesse Argyle
Theo Chapman
Messrs
James Rowlands
Horatio Bottomley
J. Carvell Williams
T. McKinnon Wood
L.C.C
Brixton and Streatham
H. J. Wilson
M.P
Dylifford
Lady Globe Trotter Florence Heads to Brighton by Feet
Mlle Florence pushes a globe from London toward Brighton propelling it with her feet. She reached Handcross covering 36 of 52 miles and must finish in six days to win a wager. She starts late due to bad weather and will perform at the Empire theatre upon completion in England. Transport Nubia with Cape troops passed the Lizard en route to Southampton Monday.
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Globe
Mlle
Florence
London
Brighton
Empire Theatre
England
Nusia
Nubia
Cape
Lizard
Southampton
British Minister Recalled as Servia Relations Break
The British Government severs ties with Servia with Sir George Bonham recalled and heading home. Britain will be represented by Consul W. G. Thesiger arriving Monday while Belgrade’s new order includes Lieut Colonel Mishica as military district commander. The article also notes France and the U.S. stance on recognition and the Servian royal murder aftermath.
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Benarapz
Servia
George Bonham
England
Great Britain
W. G. Thesiger
Reuter
Briorave
Mishica
Belgrade
Reuser
Tur Hacuz
Vienna
M. George Simith
Stojan Ribarare
Peter
Russia
M.simith
Chiveh
Konak
Irenter
Paris
Anatria
Resaia
Italy
Germany
France
Clarification on Lazarovich and Servian Tragedy Connection
The paper corrects a previous report linking Mr Lazarovich of London to Major Lazarovich of Belgrade. It states no connection to the Servian royal murder and apologizes for any annoyance caused to Mr Lazarevich of London amid confusion with two Macedonian campaign figures Sarafoff and Stephanos Makedon.
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Lazarovich
Belgrade
Servia
London
Sarafoff
Stephanos Makedon
Mesers
Lewis
Major Lazarovich
Lazarevich
Colchester Murderer Set for July Execution
Charles Howell, a private in the Suffolk Regiment, lies in Springfield gaol under death sentence for Maud Laen’s murder in Colchester. The hanging is fixed for Tuesday July 7 at 8 a.m.
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Colchester
Charles Howell
Suffolk Regiment
Springfield
Maud Laen
Charge Against a Son Remanded in Chesterfield
William Dawes a 34 year old oil man was remanded on bail charged with causing the death of his 76 year old father. The incident followed an alleged drunken argument with his wife when Dawes reportedly pushed his father causing him to fall and strike his head on a sink and die immediately.
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William Dawes
Chesterfield
Claim for Fifteen Thousand Pound Land Compulsorily Acquired
In Middlesex yesterday a deputy under-sheriff and a jury resumed the case of Fitzroy Cole versus London United Tramways Co over land taken at Twickenham. The jury returned a favourable verdict for the claimant at fifteen hundred ninety nine pounds. Sunderland Corporation may receive ten thousand pounds from Andrew Carnegie for two branch free libraries in Sunderland.
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Middlesex Guildhall
Dowson
Middlesex
Fitzroy Cole
London United Tramways Co
Twickenham
Uty
Cagneciz
Sunderland
Andrew Carnegie
Sunderland Corporation
Motorists Fined Across Towns For Speed Offences
The report chronicles several drivers fined for motor car speeds. F. B. Summers of Flintshire faced a 5 fine for 30 mph. William Graham Lloyd of Morton Lodge was fined 4 8s 6d for excessive speed. A Liverpool incident saw a car overturn injuring Detective Inspector Bryson and Mr. Neale. Dorking cases dismissed for charges of 15 and 164 mph respectively. Capt Koebel and Percy Weston fined 51 each for 224 and 194 mph. Boswell Reed fined 3 with costs for 18 mph.
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F. B. Summers
Flintshire
Cheater
Summers
Vesta
Aylesbury
William Graham Lloyd
Morton Lodge
Buckingham
Dershire
Liverpool
Bryson
Mr. Neale
Dorking
Chas. Newman
Twickenham
Ernest Tryer
Championhill
London
Stepney Firth
Tryar
Boswell Reed
Great Marlborough-streat
Hackney Young Abstainers Hold Annual Festival at Alexandra Palace
The Hackney and Hast Middlesex Band of Hope Union held its annual festival at Alexandra Palace with a choir of about 200 in the afternoon. Mr. Cowley conducted an excellent choral concert featuring a patriotic chorus The United Kingdom. Young abstainers performed in national costume and joined in day sports with evident enthusiasm.
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Hackney
Alexandra Palace
Hackney and Hast
Middlesex Band of Hops Union
All. Cowley
F.C
Min. Gr. DD. Canningham
F.1.c. O
United Kingdom
Cowley
London Cage Bird Show at Holborn Town Hall
The London Cage Bird Association staged a successful show for canaries under two months old at Holborn Town Hall. Winners included A Dunning of Kentish Town and R J Marshall of Woolwich and R L Crisp of Chelsea in champion classes, with amateur victors L Serle of Islington and A G Robinson of Ealing.
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London
Holborn
Crested
Norwich
Yorkshire Canaries
A. Dunning
Kentish
Town
R. J. Marshall
Woolwich
R. L. Crisp
Chelsea
L. Serle
Islington
A. G. Robinson
Ealing
Awere
J.wyson
Metropolia
United States Life Team Arrives for Bisley Meet
The U S life team bound for Bisley arrived in Liverpool aboard the Cunard liner Lucania. They will compete at the all-relay riding meeting on June 29 and for the American Challenge Cup on July 5.
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Bisley
United States
Liverpool
Lucania
Goods engine derailment blocks lines near Clapton station
A goods engine jumped the rails yesterday morning near Clapton station on the Great Eastern Railway. Traffic on both up and down lines was suspended for over two hours as the derailed locomotive wedged between the lines, causing inconvenience to passengers using early workmen’s trains to reach the City.
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Great Eastern Railway
Clapton
G.E.R
King's Cross Collision Inquiries Progress Reports
Inquiries at the Royal Free Hospital last night on the King's Cross collision showed that the injured are progressing satisfactorily. Three men, Charles Boon Albert Mollavi Herbert TI Gretton, have so far recovered and been discharged.
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King’s Cross
Royal Free Hospital
Mking’s Cross
Charles Boon
Albert Mollavi
Herbert Ti’. Gretton
Outrage at Windsor ends with six months for assault
Fredk. George Russell was sentenced at Windsor yesterday to six months' imprisonment for assaulting a widow named Marsh. He knocked her down and gagged her on the highway and dragged her into Clewer Manor park. Four new smallpox cases reported in London raise hospital total to 71.
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Windsor
Fredk
George Russell
Marsh
Clewer Manor Park
London
Lambeth
Islington
M H Hugh MP Released From Sligo Gaol
Mr P A M'Hugh MP was released from Sligo gaol yesterday after arrest on a warrant issued months ago by Mr Justice Ross for contempt of court. The warrant related to publications in the Sligo Champion about a boycott of a farm.
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P. A. M’hugh
Sligo
Justice Ross
Sligo Champion
Founder's Day Dulwich Opens New School Library
On Founder's Day in Dulwich a new school library unveiled by Alleynians honors alumni who died in the South African War. Lord Davey presided as the cost of 3600 was reported debt free. The reading room features teak floors, fumigated oak shelves, and notable musical and dramatic performances followed by a roll call of fallen Alleynians.
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Lord Davey
Board of Governors
Ilo
Dulwich
A. H. Gilks
M.A
F. G. Breues
8Th Batt. Mounted Infantry
H. Bussel
34Th Co. Traperial Yeomanry
Bermondsey Fair Supports Rosherithe District Nursing
A Bermondsey fete held at the Bermondsey Settlement in Farncombe Street last evening raised funds for the Rosherithe District Nursing Association. Rev J Lidgett explained three Queen's nurses serve the area, with biennial drives to sustain the work. Doctors' wives stalls and a nurses patients stall drew praise alongside a café chantant Pierrot troupe, ventriloquism and a shooting gallery. The decor featured green and white silk as crowds of workers and families from Rotherhithe and Bermondsey filled the large halls.
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Rosheriithe District Nursing Association
Bermondsey
Farncombe Street
Lidgett
Queen's
Rotherhithe
Chantaut
Rotherhine
Navy Admiral Freemantle visits training ship Lxmouth
Admiral the Hon. Sir E R Freemantle visited the training ship Lxmouth for the Metropolitan Asylums Board annual inspection. He distributed prizes, urged sobriety and honesty, and spoke of sea life as a path to officer rank and a pension. He praised the boys for their appearance and stressed duty and truthfulness.
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E. R. Fremantle
Lary Iremantle
Lxmouth
Metropolitan Asylums Board
Admiral Fremantle
Royal Navy
Mercantile Marine
Sle
City route for French president to Guildhall revealed
The Town Clerk announced the confirmed route for the French President’s July 7 procession to the Guildhall to receive the Corporation of London’s address. The itinerary includes St James's Street Piccadilly Regent Street Oxford Street Holborn Newgate Street Cheapside and Ning Street.
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City
Loubet
Guildhall
Corporation of London
St. James’s Street
Piccadilly
Regent-street
Oxford-street
Holborn
Newegate-street
Cheapside
Ningstreet
Court Circular: Royal Attendance At Windsor Castle
Winpsork Castre Saturday notes a morning departure of the Duke of Cambridge with Colorel A Fitzteorge from the Castle. A wide guest list includes the Russian Ambassador, several dukes and earls, Counts, and a large dinner party featuring royal and aristocratic attendees.
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Winpsork Castre
Duke of Cambridge
Colorel A. Fitzteorge
Benekendorff
Duke
Duchess of Marlborough
Duchess of Portland
Earl
Countess of Pembroke and
Montgomvery
Earl of Clarendon
Countess of Derby
Earl of Rosebery
Countess Howe
Countess Carsrington
Reuben Saysom
J. Bracklehurst
Frank Lascelles
Berlin
Princia Amt
Royal motor tour and theatre postponements at Windsor
The King traveled from Windsor Castle to tour the royal demesne and return in the afternoon. A royal command caused mystification at the Shaftesbury theatre amid a proposed invitation to the negro comic opera company. Dahomey and a Windsor matinee were affected with a performance moved to Buckingham Palace on Tuesday. The Court departs Windsor Monday noon for Buckingham Palace with other royalties to follow.
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Windsor Castle
Shaftesbury Theatre
Dahomey
Williams
Walker
Buckingham Palace
King's Visit to Ireland Address Planned by Cork Officials
A joint meeting of the Deputy Lieutenant and Cork magistrates convened by Lord Bandon agreed to present a royal address of welcome to the King during his Cork visit. The Cork Harbour Commissioners also decided to present an address to the King and Queen.
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Ireland
Cork
Lord Bandon
Sou
Royal visit to Oxford by Duchess of Albany and Princess Alice
The Duchess of Albany and her daughter Princess Alice arrived in Oxford last evening as private guests of the Dean of Christ Church. They will attend several events linked to the commemoration.
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Oxford
Duchess of Albany
Princess Alice
Christ Chuch
Honours At Cambridge Triposes Crown Winners
The Cambridge tripos results show J Nissom of St John’s winning law part one while L G H Green wood of New Zealand tops classical part two. Miss Welch of Newnham ties for first in classical tripos with Green wood and four others. History tripos adds a Newnham and Girton pair with first class in both parts. H William Mitchell of Egremont Liverpool, from St Catherine’s College and Persa Grammar School, wins the Gladstone memorial prize for history political science and economics after a second class last year.
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Cambridge
J. Nissom
St. John’s
L. G. H. Greenwood
New Zealand
Welch
Newnham
Greenwood
Tn Law
Mitchell
Egremont
Liverpool
St. Catherine’s College
Persa Grammar School
New White Star Liner Arises in Mersey Service
The Arabic, latest White Star liner, arrived at the Mersey from Harland and Wolff. It follows the Vedric and Celtic in design and will join the Cymric in the Friday service, with the Wednesday service comprising the Oceanic Majestic Teutonic and Germanic.
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White Star
Mersey
Messrs. Harland and Wyclff
Selfas
White Star Line
Oceanic
Majestic
Teutonic
Funeral of Sir Joseph Wilkinson at Highgate Cemetery
The funeral of Sir Joseph Wilkin son, former general manager of the Great Western Railway, was held at Highgate Cemetery after a service at St. James's Church Paddington. London railway representatives attended, with over 200 wreaths and pall-bearers drawn from the oldest guards. The Prince of Wales sent a sympathy message to Lady Wilkinsom.
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Josephilkinerson
Joseph Wilkinson
Cieat Western Railway
Highgate Cemetery
St. James’s Church
Paddington
London
Prince of Wales
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