Death of Cardinal Vaughan passes after long illness
Cardinal Vaughan died at St Joseph's College Mill Hill after weeks of illness and heart trouble. He resigned work in February, moved to Mill Hill in March, and never fully recovered. He offered a farewell to his bishop and priests and died just before midnight with a simple life and two nurse attendants. He lived through a life of priestly service, education, and missionary effort in England and abroad.
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Cardinal Vaughan
St. Joseph's College, Mill Hill
Westminster Palace
Mill Hill
Mill Fil
Rulor
Darin
Tin Ista
Inun
Herbert
Vermandois
England
Will
Culloden
Vaughan
Cwurfield
Ross
Hereford
Gloucester
Stoneyhurnt
Brogelette
Downside
Bnt
Rome
Accademia Dei Nobili Ecclesiastici
Manning
Inlesa Vaughan
Lucca
Ubates
St. Charles
Bayswater
Cardinal Wieeman
Panama
Father Vaughan
Turner
Salford
St. Bede’s College
Viestuiuater
Tablet
Dublin
Reviese
Chireh
Sydney
Funeral Arrangements for Cardinal Buried at St Joseph’s
Funeral plans summarized with the body moved from St Joseph’s College to Westminster Cathedral in state until Thursday. A requiem will be held that evening. The funeral mass will be Friday at 11 o’clock, and the cardinal will be buried at St Joseph’s College per his wishes.
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St. Joseph's College
Westminster Cathedral
Jewish protest meeting at Great Assembly Hall Mile End
A large crowd gathered at the Great Assembly Hall Mile End Road to protest the Kishineff massacres. J F Green chaired with H Quelch and Ben Tillett among supporters, delivering an international socialist address and urging protest against the Russian government as well as the instigators. The resolution of protest was carried amid cheers.
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Great Assembly
Mile-end-road
Ishineti
J. F. Green
International Peace and Arbitration Association
D.I
H. Quelch
Ben Tillett
Green
Accident at Bishopsgate Street Station Injures Man
Yesterday afternoon Charles William Swaisland aged about 50 of 45 Tudor Road Hackney fell or was pushed from the Bishopsgate Street Station platform a portion of the train passed over him He was taken to St Bartholomew Hospital where he lies in a serious condition
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Charles William Swaisland
Tudor Road
Hackney
Szhopsgate Street
St. Bartholomew's Hosital
Lancashire rifle meeting concludes at Altcar prize won
The Lancashire county rifle meeting ended at Altcar with the Lord Lieutenant's prize of 502 awarded to Col. serad J Hitchmanagh of the 4th Liverpool Regiment for 182 points. Colonel Thornycroft A W Thorneycroft, MI corps leader in South Africa, married at St Mary's Church Bryanston Square to Mrs Burrard Crozier.
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Lancashire Rifle Meeting
Altcar
Serad. J. Hitchmanagh
Liverpool Regiment
Ae Hhaneei al
Woolwich Explosion Describes Tragic Arsenal Blast
A Woolwich correspondent reports a deadly explosion at the Arsenal with many workers injured and several dead. Telegrams from the Prince of Wales express sympathy as families decide on public funerals at the government's expense amid a scene of wreckage and a grim market for funeral notices.
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Prince of Wales
Woolwich
Grovar
Arsenal Hospital
A. Stevens
A. Goldsmith
F. Stevens
Woolwich Market-place
Arsenal
Dougal Trial Attends Moat Farm Visit Before Chelmsford Hearing
Crown counsel Mr Gill and Inspector Bowers visit Moat Farm Clavering as Dougal's murder trial nears. A key witness, Sergeant Scott, injuries from a London omnibus accident delay continued inquiries into Miss Holland's remains.
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C. F. Gill
K.C
Dougal
Migs C. Holland
Shire Hall
Chelmsford
Marden
Romford
Fell
Miss Holland
London
Euston Murder Charge Against Polish Jew at Clerkenwell
Nathan Obsibawm 30 a jeweller of 2 Ossulston Street St Pancras was charged at Clerkenwell police court with murder in connection with Fridel Birkelviteh's death. Prosecution alleges a Christmas period assault followed by domestic service and a stillbirth after admission to Holborn infirmary, but defense questions sufficiency of evidence for murder.
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Nathan Obsibawm
Ossulston Street
St. Pancras
Clerkenwell
Fridel Birkelviteh
Pearce
Treasury
W. Ricketts
Burton Crescent
Holborn
Bros
Mr. Pearce
Morris Cohen
Arrest of John Lewis Under Attachment Writ
Writ of attachment granted by Sir Ju Jut Swinfen Eady in the Chancery Division against John Lewis. Proceedings pursue seizure of assets to satisfy creditors. Court action outlines steps and next hearings in this civil case.
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John Lewis
Ju Thce Swinfen Eady
Enouch Arden Divorce Ends with Desertion Ruling
In the Stainthorpe case the King's Proctor opposed making nisi a absolute decree. The petitioner claimed adultery in Philadelphia but denied desertion. Evidence showed separation and efforts to reunite. Mr Justice Jeune held the husband deserted his wife, not adultered, dismissing the petition with costs.
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Bradford
Stainthorpe
America
Rachel Goldberg
Miss Goldberg
Philadelphia
Sir Francis Jeune
Hus‘band
Railway Electrification Starts on District Railway
Tomorrow begins the long awaited electric service on the District Railway with new electric motor-railway cars running between Ealing and South Harrow. The Brush Electrical Engineering Company of Loughborough built the new cars shown in our illustration and they are very handsome vehicles with polished paneling.
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Ealing
South Harrow
Brush Electrical Engineering Company
Loughborough
Help for Woolwich Sufferers After Fatal Arsenal Disaster
Mayor John J. Messent appeals on behalf of widows and dependents of 16 workers killed in yesterday’s Woolwich disaster. He notes compensation will come later from Royal Arsenal, but immediate aid is needed as most wage earners earned 21s to 30s weekly. A committee will oversee funds and subscriptions.
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John J. Messent
Town Hall
Woolwich
L C C presses for new revenue sources to fund London works
The Royal Commission on London Locomotion convened at Westminster Palace Hotel with Sir David Barbour presiding. Gomme testified on subway plans and London street improvements dating from 1888, noting 6.13 million pounds spent and 569,9501 planned, all while traffic needs outpace funds, prompting a call for land value taxation as a solution.
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Royal Commission On
London Locomotion
Westminster Palace
David Barbour
G. L. Gomme
London County Council
London
County Council
Contempt of court case ends with arrest at Oxford Street
The arrest of Mr. Lewis for contempt of court over converting two Holles Street dwellings into shops drew crowds in Oxford Street. His carriage departure was greeted by cheers and staff reported prints from Le Temps and letters with the Duke of Portland's agent. Mrs. Lewis vows to continue the fight.
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Oxford-street
Holles-street
Duke of Portland
Lewis
Brixton Prison
Holles Street
Mr. Lewis
Oxford Street
le Temps
Drowning of Boy and Rescuer Near Bolton Pit
A ten year old boy playing beside a deep water-filled pit at Bolton slipped in. A factory hand named Hampson leaped in to rescue with a rope but the rope broke. Hampson, unable to swim, and the boy both drowned. Hampson had recently married.
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Dovsize
Bolton
Hampson
Hampsom
Fire incidents strike multiple London locales overnight
A two floor Cumberland Market building housing parquet flooring makers caught fire at 3 31 a m causing minor damage to adjacent premises after a lamp accident. A small rear room blaze at Maida Vale injured the occupier William Thomas Good. A large fire at Fulham Road store and workshops damaged a seven room property. Numerous minor fires followed across Chelsea Deptford Oxford Street Caledonian Road Greenwich Camberwell Deptford Regent's Park with various timings through the night.
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Augustus-street
Cumberland Market
Maidavole
William Thomas Good
Fulham Road
Messrs. Scott and Sons
Little Keppel Street
Chelsea
Edward-street
Deptford
Oxford-street
Caledonian-crescent
Caledonian-road
Waterloo-road
Sutton-street
Commercial-road
South-street
Greenwich
Cowan-street
Camberwell
Woodpecker Road
Primrosehill
Regent's Park
Prosecution Under Medical Act At Marlborough Street Court
Caleb Charles Whitefoord aged 31 of 31 Upper Marylebone Street appeared at Marlborough Street police court on a summons under the Medical Act for falsely using the title Doctor and implying qualification as a medical practitioner. Mr Kennedy imposed a fine of 10 shillings with three guineas costs.
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Caleb Charles Whitefoord
Upper
Marylebone-street
Marlborough-street
Kennedy
Costa
Handel Festival Rehearsal Under Cowen Leads to Highly Detailed Practice
The Crystal Palace rehearsal under Dr. E Cowen showcased 600 provincial choristers from Birmingham Bristol Bradford Leeds and Sheffield plus a strong orchestra. Expect tense precision with multiple pieces repeated for near six hours and standout solos by Clara Butt Albani Rumford Black Russell Saunders Mills and others ahead of Messiah Israel in Egypt and Solomon performances this week.
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Crystal Palace
E. Cowen
August Manns
Birmingham
Bradford
Bristol
Leeds
Sheffield
England
Cowen
Israel
Egypt
Dr. Cowen
Messrs
Kennerley Rumford
Andrew Black
Elle Russell
Charles Saunders
Madame Albani
Handel
Solomon
Clara Butt
Walter Parratt
Windsor
Ella Russell
Marguerite Macintyre
Watkin Mills
Polyphemus
Mr Tree Delivers Triple Bill at His Majesty’s Theatre
Mr Tree staged a two section program suspending the row of Trilby for a week. The Ballad-Monger featured the actor manager as Gringoire and The Man Who Was showed Tree in a Kipling inspired one act. Flodden Field highlighted Miss Collier with Ellen Terry reportedly hoarse and absent from Monday matinee.
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Mr. Tree
Trilby
Gringoire
Kipling
Siberia
Constance Collier
Ellen Terry
His Majesty’s Theatre
Davos
Auction of Old Masters Draws High Bids at Christie Sale
Inside notes report several old master paintings sold at Christie’s picture sale. P de Hooghe Interior of a Mansion sold for 209 gs, D Teniers Temptation of Saint Anthony 220 gs, Lorenzo Lotto Descent from the Cross 250 gs. prices cited with buyer initials. Outside the Arsenal gates supporters of Sergeant Price gathered over 800 signatures in favor of reprieve, a Saturday pattern observed at Market places.
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Dan Leno
Messrs. Christie
P. de Hooghe
M. Coinaghi
D. Teniers
Bailey
Lorenzo Lotto
Lawrence
Sergeant Price
Arsenal
Cabinet reshuffle ends mini constitutional crisis
Rome reports indicate the entire cabinet remains, except Signor Giolti and Admiral Bertolo retain their posts. Interim interior and marine portfolios will be held by Signor Zanardelli and Admiral Morin respectively with Signor Baccelli as foreign secretary.
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Rome
Signor Giolti
Interior
Admiral Bertolo
Marine
Signor Zanardelli
Morin
Signor Baccelli
Gndar
Hag
French Expedition Landing in Morocco Reported
In the Senate Senor Bushell questioned the Government about a reported French landing on the Moroccan coast near Rio Oro. The Minister of Foreign Affairs said he had only learned of the landings through French press reports.
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Morocco
Mapnio
Senate
Senor Bushell
Rio Oro
Reuter
Floods Leave East Ham Homes Submerged Amid Distress Appeals
Rainless wind lashing London, North Millfields and East Ham amid floods. Nearly 1,000 East Ham houses partly underwater while lands near Leabridge and Walthamstow marshes recover. Boats ferry shoppers as authorities open distress funds and submerged hay, gardens, and crops suffer ruin.
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London
Leabridge
North Millfields
Walthamstow
East Ham
Clapham
Ewell
Floods Subside as Water Recedes Across Thames District
The Thames Valley reports Windsor floods easing with the river dropping several inches. Maidenhead shows eight inch fall easing water on Bridge Road while river traffic remains unsafe. Twickenham dodges floods but Colne inflow causes damage downstream near Marlow. Nearby Kentish fruit crops suffer heavy rains and sitingbourne grower risks 1000 loss. reports worsen outlook for fruit season. Volunteers flooded out at Sittingbourne Conyer range. frost noted in Carlisle. sickness rises among troops at Aldershot. Channel regatta halted by north easterly gale. summer begins tomorrow at three pm per calendar.
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Windsor
Kiton
Winchester
Agar
Maidenheld
Bridge Road
Richmead
Twickenham
Colne
Marlow Lock
Ashford
Sittingbourne
Aldershot
Channel
Calais
Dover
Buffalo Bill's Luck in Theft Case Date
Colonel Cody's Wild West show arrived in Coventry yesterday when a Windsor police telegram reported Dudley property, including jewellery and presents valued at 4001, in police possession.
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Buffalo Bill
Colonel Cody
Coventry
Windsor
Dudley
Policeman Arrested at Cemetery During Wife’s Funeral
A man at a Birmingham cemetery was arrested while attending his wife’s funeral. A officer in disguise as a gravedigger and a warrant officer were present. The man fled but was pursued and captured, allowed to stay for the burial before being taken into custody. The incident occurred as mourners gathered for the service.
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Birmingham
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