Baby show crowds lead to court fine for shop leaders
Sidney Goldberg and Lewis Teller of Hoe Street Walthamstow faced Stratford police court charged with obstructing footways during a June Bank Holiday baby show. Only Teller and Jones appeared. judge fined Teller and Jones 40 shillings plus costs while other associates were discharged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney Goldberg
Lewis Teller
Hoestreet
Walthamstow
Stratford
Thomas Newland
Michael Pearl
Ernest Francis
Ernest Jones
Meaars
Goldberg
Teller
Br. Jones
Witness
Schwabe
Cprovite
Mr. Schwabs
Jones
Pearl, Newland
Ranuhes
London Furnishing Company
Messrs
Peller and
Defeninnit
Wey Ct
Wathamstow
Educhess
Curwen
Deaths of Sir Joseph Wilkinson Great Western Railway chief
Sir Joseph Lofins Wilkinson general manager of the Great Western Railway died at 51 Gloucester terrace on Tuesday from peritonitis. Born about 1849 he began as a boy clerk in 1859 and became general manager in 1901. Funeral held at Ligugate Cemetery with railway officials and wreaths. service at St James Church Faddington. Prince of Wales sent sympathy. figures from railway world attended.
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Joseph Lofins Wilkinson
Mannager
Great Western Railway
Gloucester Terrace
Ity
Rencing
Great Western
Ligugate
St. Dgimes’s
Faddington
London
Ohe Prince of Wales
Lau ‘Wilkinson
O . Judderman Cannen
Doulton
Eivele Wil Lean
Gussell-squara
Cook
Hughways
Chamberlains new scheme and tariff debate ripples UK politics
London reports outline Mr Chamberlains plan to speak in Glasgow mid September inaugurating a fiscal reform campaign. Unionists rally to his tariff views while Australian chambers debate preferential trade. Local voters hear anti foreign tax messages as figures argue for higher wages amid rising living costs.
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Londor
Birmingham Daily Post
Chamberlain
Glasgow
Newcastle-on-lyne
General Council of Australian Chambers of Commerce
House of Commons
Canmpberlain
South of England
First distraint warrants issued in the kingdom at Middeton near Matlock
At Middeton the first distraint warrants were carried out on the Lomes of Councillors John Richard Birley and James Race, with a horse and dray taken. Goods seized included furniture and a chest of drawers, moved to Wirksworth police station for auction after five days. A crowd gathered as Nonconformists resisting education rates faced summons. police and magistrates faced hoots outside the town hall. Also noted, the turbine steamer Queen trial trip postponed to the 27th Inst.
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Middeton
Matlock
John Richard Birley
J. B. Hirla
Monumental Masong
James Race
County Council
Davies
Brace
Hastinics
Atabeti
C. New
J. A. Jones
G. AG. Muir
Newsagent faces eviction from Burlington House land
Mr Justice Grantham and a special jury in the King's Bench heard the Commissioners of Works action to eject George Allen from land at the back entrance to Burlington House in Piccadilly. Allen had a stall for newspapers and admitted occupancy on sufferance, later granting a lease to another. judgment went for the Commissioners with costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice Grantham
King’s Bench
Commissioners of Works
George Allen
Piccadilly
Burlington House
Brave Children Rewarded for Courage Across England
Ruth Potter of Farnworth is awarded for dragging a child to safety from a speeding tram. Charles W. E. Jewell, 15, earns the Royal Humane Society bronze medal for rescuing two children from the Avon on May 9. Others from London to King's Lynn receive medals for daring river and canal rescues in May.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alarket Street
Farnworth
Ruth Potter
Messrs. Greene and Sons
Bolton and
Lainworth
Charles .W. E. Jewell
Royal Humane Society
Avon
Sing
Jewell
Royal Navy
Herbert Wightman
Cutton-street
Wandsworth-reoad
Society
Wandle
Edward Shipway
Ttrand
Grousestar
Albert Battinsen
Sir. Edmund’s Street
King’s Lynn
Nar River
Toin. J. Hitchees
Grangebill Road
Hitham
Thames
Woolwich
T. Martin
Umion Terrace
Battersea
Henry Bar
Camberwell
Surey Canal
T. Chdupefield
Silvertown
Victoria Dock
Fatal Skylight Fall in St James's Claims Life
A 41 year old man from Brewer Street St James's died after falling through a skylight while attempting to dry clothes. The incident occurred near a ward as he stood nearby a skylight, a woman nearby exclaimed and notified police who took him to Charing Cross Hospital. He died within minutes from severe injuries.
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Brewer Street
St. James’s
Woni
Annie Iz
Ifteil Scxorlie
Charing‘cross
London Victims and Injuries Reported After Daily Accidents
A long list of accidental injuries and deaths from yesterday in London details George Cook's death at Nine Elms station after a train pass. Others include falls, being run over, or struck by objects, with victims aged from two to sixty-two treated at various hospitals. Names and addresses of many patients are provided alongside wards and hospitals.
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George Cook
Elmerma Road
London and South-Western Railway
Nine Elms Gooila
Lamleth Mortuary
George Butter
Carpenter
Musbro Road
West Kensington
West London Hospital
William Smith
Short’s Gardens
Lincoln’s Inn
King's College
Charlies McNeill
London Hospital
Wirk
Abeth
Brandon-street
Walworth
Westminster Hospital
Alice Lane
Rutlandterraes
Pimlico
Frederick Irons
Rangick-Chambers
Snow-bill
St. Bartholomew's Hospital
A. J. Jones
Dean-street
Fetter-lans
St. Barthlomew’s Hospital
Francis Flynn
Oud-street
E.C
Karringdon-street
Dunes Kitchott
Mawbey Streat
Camberwell
London and Brighton
Londonbridge
Guy’s Hospital
Herbert Stibbard
Georgierow
Bermontisey
Guy's Hospital
James Hagen
Fountain-Street
Waiiworth
Chandos-atreet
Tie
Charingcross Hospital
A. Joly
Craven-bulltings
Drury-lane
Morrie Waters
Queens'erj-street
Essex-road
Sbe
St. Bartholomaw’s Hospital
Fred Cole
Bostonplace
Mary
Wiliam Brookman
Afuer-Street
Bermonday
Noway Taxen
Sarthorguun
William Hunt
Somerset Street
Batteries
Queen's Jubilee Hospital
John Merritt
Averill
Royal Bres
George Simpkins
Illiness
la Luke's
Poliesneim
St. Baiselone
Louis
George Willis
Greco
Cromwell-road
Bie
George Stroepiuil
George Stroepiuil Enserlag Trem Coneissi
Hubert Stevens
Volunteers at Bisley and Hyde Park Drill Day Report
The 22nd Middlesex competed at Bisley for the South African and Matthews-Drew cups with listed shooters and scores. Major parades occurred across Hyde Park and Regent's Park as units including the North London, London Scottish, and 11th Middlesex were inspected by senior officers. 19th Middlesex drill results and unit standings are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middlesex
Bisley
Pte
Chobkerid
Wilshire
Sergt
Newman
Lancecorpl
Gray
Winter
Corpl
Smith
Lance-corpl
Higgins
Matthews-Drew
Fry
Serst
Rigby
Pre. Balkwill
Corpl. Cowdrey
Lance-corp
Styles
Gobbot
Lance-corps
Kuizht
Llawkins
Loveland
Mockford
Wilson
Bass Surrey
Colsur
Alsyl
Tripeopeen
Rawlins
Goosiyow
Stirtin
Ant
Parkinson
Ararimer
Nsan
Hawkins
Coeurdryt Zs Lli
Soret
Rie
Wrigat
Dityville
Vie
Cores
Bloore
Hyde-park
Queen’s Wetminsters
J. Jones
Mart Roberts
A. Vincer Las
Cn. Menniker- Major
Camberwell
Colon Hournee Hicardo
Grenadiers
Offier
Imiple Gardens
14Th Middlesex
Inigodoves
Lofthense
Comand
3Rd Middiesex A.V
Nygtun Barracks
Oherr
Llouel Piers
Wonie
FoundUing
Iieut
Edgerton
Coldstream Guards
Bullows
H Co
Dilo
Nl F Co
Naval and Military Notices From The Port Ledger
A commission is conferred on Squadron Sergeant Major Hustle of the 1st Cavalry Devot Staff as riding master of the Dragoon Guard, with the honorary rank of lieutenant. Kings Town coastguardship recommissioned at Belfast on June 30. A.S.C. unit arrives home from South Africa to be stationed at Vorelwich. Several senior warrant officers are promoted or reshuffled, including a new master and lieutenant honorary rank. The cruiser Europa and other vessels anticipated as American contacts arrive amid festivities in Spithaanylous. Funeral with full honors at Cambialyat Chaphan for the late A.B. with connections to the South African War. Various ship and battalion moves announced for Lieutenants and Captains, detailing postings to ships and stations.
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Hustle
the Dragoon Guarde
Rink
Major Willis
Coastguardrnip
Ek Kingstown
Wille
Ab Lbulfast
Oil Co. A.S.C
Waieh
Lreinud
Limerick
J. H. Voney
Devental
Lieutevanla
I. Stecunson
Jeks
Wei Hoebou
Witter
Penguin
P Suu
Bieluaipas
Spus
Uinier
Hawke
Canner
Fuder
Bleveury
Actuy
Wilhasus Ardou
Dampheer
Hora
Metsuipuian
Irica
Utesabe
ShreHey Huddy
Comat
Woa
Husteon
B. . Whaisen
A . Cumurerg
Ted
Giiei
Fire Destroys Property Owned by Aird Verrall at Newniriet
Fire swept through a building belonging to Air G. Verrall at Newniriet. Residents and neighbors aided efforts as the blaze caused significant loss and prompted inspection for the cause.
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Verrull
Neal
Ailtone Tadert
Tennburss
ALY
Ares
Religious Services Schedule Across London Venues
An OCR readable list shows sermons and service times at St Pauls Cathedral Westminster Abbey St James Hall and other churches with clergy including Rev Atlay Bishop Stepney Canon SM Taylor Rev Hindle and Rev Beptart. Times range from morning to evening across multiple districts.
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St. Paul’s Cathedral
Bop Atlay
Stepney
Westminster Abbey
H. G. Daniell
Bainbridge
U“ St. Saviour’s
Southwark
Canon Sm, Taylor
Bishop Johnson
St. Ethelireda's
Fulham—ii
H. D Hindle
St. Mary-at-Hil
City Temple
Newi Siva
Inyena
Christ Chirch
Westminster
Li Ue
Bieverrixton
Pendessy Church
Brixton
Beptart
North Brixton Baptist
Suttons
Usd Odo
St. James'’s Hall
An Rel
Cuuren
Airang
Fractured Exhibition Listings at City Galleries and Parks
A fragmented OCR page lists paintings, lectures, and tours across London venues including the National Gallery, Green Park concerts, and various rail routes. It notes admission details, opening times, and a calendar of art shows, recitals, and excursions with near random city-wide references and prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pntings
Lecli
Kts
Amd
Oneensington Palice
Putin
Loriford Heit
Mane Lestereg Rune
Museru
Weomsterr
Vo Natural Iisior
Pericay Green Museum
Poterthill
Ilthatt Art Gylery
City
National Sunusy
Lergue
Guildford
Liphoek
Peterfield
Iron Warerion
Ian
Eastbourne
Eastbourne, +t Helin, Hastings, 33, from London-badge, 12 To Jammit Brackiey
Rugby
Lutterword
Lecester
Loughborough
Nottingham
GLCLR
Marinebons
Margate
Brook Stairs
Jamsgate
Chorin
Cross
New Cray
Hither Green
Asbfons
Hythe
Avery-lili
Eltham
Bon Tadl-Woods
Funai
Green Park
Tucak
North Lamienh Litveur
Progresso Agsociation
Biortshee
Newington Reform Oru
Moss
New Lansdowne Land
Socialist Labour Party
Alesars
Corsa
Sit
Forest Gate
Bey
Ali
Baineis’ Gebeodcar’s
Devonst
Haines
Pergre
Vintia Ies
Eiyeke Petit
People’s “ Wes
Hyde-park
Mossay Ad
A. J. Jobus
Ethic al So Aney Thal
Dimetioge
Guare Horest Guta
Din
Briah Va
Act
Mira Fulace
T. Baw
Shensingi
Fiat
Wightmas
Kensal Harrow-rog's
Arondelle Onnen Mission
Quqululag
Piatiocm
Gud Youngs
Tuhiway
Sphert
Peuk
Woo Poratrd
Aus Webeora
Ulees
Unclear OCR Reads Odd Fragments From Oil Sector Item
Fragmentary OCR text mentions oil in a fountain and references South Africa and a general. The readable content is garbled with stray phrases and lacks coherent event, date, or named entities to confirm a clear news item.
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South Africa
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HR. Chamberlain
Bye
MR. Chamberlain
T. C. Taylor
Radcliffe-cum-Farnworth
James Howarth
Radclife
Chambarlain
Germany
United States
J. Winsox
Liverpool
Independent Labour Party
Lewisham
George Toulmin
Bury
Lewisham and Lee Liberal Club
G. S. Warrington
Clifford Smith
A. M. Scott
James Stowlards
Fiitay Tur
England
van der Heydt
South-Eastern Railway Company
Burlington House Newsagent
Clarence-Street
Lancashire
Wales
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