King and Queen Attend Hospital Sunday in Marlborough House
Royal gathering with Prince Andrew and Princess Victoria accompanies the King and Queen at Marlborough House Chapel for a hospital Sunday service and charity collection. Later, royal members travel to Windsor Castle as delegates attend a London conference and a grand ball is hosted at Windsor with a lavish reception and dancing.
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Victoria
Andrew
Cireece
Louis of Battenberg
Alice of Battenberg
Marlborough House
Ae le
Vivtoria
Buckingham Palace
Windsor Castle
Pyington
Abu Tuirpa
Pastoates Jeun
Wage Baer Ps Graphic
Louloneet Winneor
St. George's Manor
Devonport
J. C
Winder Code
Sts Omnisol
Windsor
Brigade
Leudon
Connaizhe
Truss Leno
Waterloo
Prince
Frincess
Wales
Duke
Conawght
Christian
Livyxy
Battanberg
Prinses
Albert
Meneswig-Holstein
Vintoria
Lonian
Schleswig-Holsein
Teck
Princera of Walesa
Herr Gottlies
Sccta Guarda
Kupper
St. George's
King’s Ireland Visit Levée and Court Announced
The King orders a levée at Dublin Castle on July 22 at noon and a Court on Thursday July 23 at 10:30 p.m. Naval preparations are complete with brigades landed at Vullin and Delfest, armed with Maxims and field guns, likely 3,000 troops on each invasion.
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Ireland
Dublin Castle
Vullin
Delfest
King and Brentford Slums Correspondence
A letter from George Haley describing two room hovels in Brentford with no yards or sanitation and high infant death rates prompts a royal reply. The King has ordered inquiries into local government housing conditions.
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Brentford
New Bridge
George Haley
Teribia
Steve
Caid
Middlesex
Haley
Buckingham
Ths
Aldersight Review Postpones Royal Parade Date
The Aldersight Review lists orders received for the Royal review to be postponed from Monday on Laffan's Plain to Wednesday, July 8, as suggested by officials of the French Republic and others.
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Sera
Aldershos Fron
Royal Review
Laffan's Plain
French Republic
Luen mm Muglind
Ward's annual exhibition draws duchess and royal guests
Mrs Ward's annual exhibition of her jewelry collection on Thursday drew notable attendees including the Duchess of Albany and Princess Alice. The scene included courtiers, a Duchess of Bedford, and figures such as Walter Severn and Mr. Tad Ars. Gacte among the crowd.
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AL. Ward
A‘bany
Alice
Buiy
Tuchess
Bedford
Walter Severn
Tad Ars. Gacte
Beasin Howt FOE London Dearesis and Trustees
Fragmentary notice mentions Beasin Howt FOE London Dearesis J P Roberts of Salway Louse Essex purchasing property at Geshill-on-Sea for 10,090 pounds and a gift of 10s in aid of textile workers. It also references ENO'S FRUIT BALM and claims of health benefits with cautions about counterfeit bottles and remedies.
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Beasin
London
Roberts
J.P
Salway Louse
Areen
Essex
Geshill- On - Sea
ENO
King’s Birthday Trooping Ceremony Planned near Horse Guards
Major General Oliphant orders Trooping the Colour at Horse Guards Parade Friday at 10 a.m. A rehearsal Tuesday at 10 p.m. includes The King's Life Guard and guard units from Grenadier, Coldstream, Scots, and Irish Guards. Ground crew, spare men, and four Foot Guards regiments prepare. a 41-gun Royal salute follows at 1 p.m. in St James's Park.
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Oliphant
Horse Guards
King’s Life Guard of Household Cavalry
Royal Horse Guards
Coldstream Guards
Foot Guards
Household Cavalry
Dresa
Royal Artillery
St. James’s Park
Prince Edward Birthday Party at Buckingham Palace
Next Tuesday marks Prince Menard of Wales ninth birthday and the King and Queen will host a children's garden party at Buckingham Palace to celebrate.
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Prince Ménard
Wales
Cression
Buckingham Palace
Queen Helps Orphans Preserve Catholic Faith
The Catholic Herald reports the Queen intervened after the father’s death to keep two Catholic children from being placed in a non Catholic home. The Southwark Catholic Rescue Society received a letter of thanks for her Majesty’s intervention and guiding attention to the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catholic Herald
Catholica
Southwark Catholic Regone Society
Hospital Sunday Appeal Delayed by Bad Weather
The Lord Mayor urges support for a hospital Sunday collection noting that severe weather last Sunday hindered turnout and donations. Officials hope for a rescheduled drive and wider participation across communities.
Coronation Club Dinner Echoes Imperial Unity and South Africa Visit
Mr Chamberlain presided at the Coronals Club annual dinner in the Grand Hall Hotel Cecil with about 300 guests. He praised the colonies, predicted their swift rise to strength, and urged unity with Britain while noting the challenges of imperial responsibilities.
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Mr. Chamberlain
Corons Club
Hotel
Cecil
Colonial Office
Corona Club
Chamberlain
South Africa
Private hotel for guards near Stratford works
A red brick building by Temple Mills Lane near Stratford and the world’s largest shunting yard serves as a private hotel for Great Eastern Railway guards. It offers two dormitories with fourteen cubicles each and four creamer bedrooms, catering to about 30 men per night for rest before or after duty.
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Stratford
Temple Mullslane
Great Eastern Railway Company
Great Eastern Guards
Craerzenez
Hibia Society
Mata
Yemple Mills
Colchester
Doncaster
Peterborough
Cambridge
Temple Mids
Hospital Sunday funds appeal to clergy amid shortfall
A church appeal urges ministers to collect for Hospital Sunday as worshippers stay home. Last week's collections totalled over 12 0001, while the hospital dormitories at Temple Mills showcase ample linen, hot baths, and shared laundry services. Guards receive lodging allowances, beds, and meals during their shifts.
Cambridge Wranglers Lead Tripos Results of Cambridge Tripos
The Cambridge Mathematical Tripos lists senior wrangler Harry Bateman of Trinity after attending Dudeavenue Board School Manchester and Manchester Grammar. Bracketed by Philip Edward Marrack of Rosebank Tiverton, both with Trinity ties, and other top wranglers from Trinity and St Johns. The sole woman in the list is Miss H P Hudson of Newnham College, daughter of Professor W H Hudson.
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Board School
Harry Bateman
Trinity
Dudeavenue Board School
Manchester
John Reed Marrack
Rosebank
Tiverton
Brindell’s School
Tivertor
Trinity College
Burnea
K. Gold
St. John’s
J. Hills
H. Phillips
Misa H. P. Hudson
Newnham College
W. H. Hudson
King's College, London
Suredmans Soothing Powders for Teething Relief Ad
Suredmans soothing powders advertised for teething relief used for over fifty years to ease feverish heat prevent convulsions and support health during teething. Manufactured at Walworth Surrey and sold everywhere. Also promotes KEATING'S POWDER for keeping blankets and furs free of mites and beetles with dubious claims.
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Suredman
Walworth
Surrey
Steedman
Fatal accident in Kenniorton lane harms child
A five year old child was struck during a crossing when a flour van passed on Kenniorton lane. A kick from the horse flung the child under the wheels, and one of the wheels crushed the head, killing the child on the spot. Also appears an advertisement for weight loss products and medical testimonials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caine Kinnip
Kennineroy
Kenniorton Lane
Imperial Parliament Debate on Preferential Tariffs in Lords
At a crowded House of Lords the Prince of Wales attended as Lord Goschen urged a papers-on-tariffs motion. He warned against taxing food to fund higher wages and pressed for Germany Canada correspondence. Lord Lansdowne noted divergent views and outlined tariff talks with Canada and Germany amid MFN threats. The motion was left with leave to withdraw as the Lords adjourned near midnight.
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House OF Lords
Monpar
Lord Goschen
Prince of Wales
Lord Goschey
Chamberlin
Germany
Canada
Laxspawne
Naval pensions and land bill debates in Commons
The House of Commons discussed naval pensions with Greenwich Hospital widows and orphans to be supplemented by Mary votes. Denis Kilbride took the oath for South Kilbride. The Irish Land Bill committee considered limits on holdings and rent, with amendments about purchase price and judicial rents, debates adjourned after 12.00.
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Batrovuk
Kearley
Greenwich Hospital
Mary
Denis Kilbride
South Kildere
M. J. Minch
Trish
House
Bir J. Conowy
Wixpuas
Busssht
Bir
Dinton
British Lords Comment on Railway Concessions in China
Lord Layspowsg replies to Tisd Sfayo about railway concessions in China. He says representatives of British enterprise obtained some tapostan aoncessors and that His Majesty's Government had serious cause for complaint as to the TauneY note. The Chinese Government acted with the application of the concessionaires and a strong remonstrance was made. Their lordships rose shortly after five minutes past twelve.
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Lord Layspowsg
Tisd Sfayo
China
Lve
Irish Land Bill debate resumes amid amendment defeat
The House continued the Irish Land Bill debate on Mr John Bedread's amendment to abolish the minimum price, which was rejected 27 to 176. Guinea Postal Orders bill was read a second time on Mr Hexatrex Heatca's motion. The House adjourned at several minutes past 1.
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John Bedread
Guinea
Hexatrex Heatca
Dveraiuates
Irish Land Bill amendment blocks perpetual rent charge
In Parliament a proposed amendment to strike out a perpetual rent charge in the Irish Land Bill was agreed after debate. Sir H Canvery-Brandomen urged an adjournment to discuss NSW government missteps, while Mr Chamberlain defended colonial satisfaction and attacked German policy aims. The motion to adjourn failed 252 to 152. the House adjourned after midnight.
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Farner A
W. O’detss
J. Brops Moyne
Lio
H. Canvery- Brandermann
Colony of
New South Wales
Batform
Chambaelarm
Germany
Canada
E. Grey
King's Declaration Bill Abolish Sovereign Accession Oath
In the House of Lords Earl Grer presented a bill to abolish the declaration required of the Sovereign on accession. The bill was read a first time. Progress of measures included several private and public bills and the Naval Works Provisional Order Bill. The Lords adjourned at 4:26 p.m.
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Earl Grer
Woolwich Borough Council
Great Northern
Piccadilly, and
Brompton Railway
Great Western
Hainanit Forest
London County Council
Blackheath and Greenwich Diatrict
Earl of Selborne
Crose
House of Commons Debate on Bomaland Expedition Costs
The House of Commons discussion features Mr Baopnicx addressing Mr C Hobhonss and Capt Norton regarding expenditure on dz ta canes fomaluead expeditions mounted. The exchange seeks clarity on funding and oversight of foreign operations.
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Mr. Baopnicx
Scottish Education Grants and Railway Bill Debates
The report covers fiscal policy debates with opposition and government positions on education funding in Scotland, including attendance and teacher conditions, and details on the Baker Street and Waterloo Railway bill transfer dispute. The House debated the Transfer Bill and adjourned after a late session with a vote to cut education funding and committee proceedings on the Scottish estimates.
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Scotland
Tod
Imurvase
Sthelars
B. Suaw
England
Connittee
Lords Debate on German Canada Trade and British Diplomacy
In the House of Lords discussions extend to German Canada trade ties and Britain’s MFN status. Lords Counterpown and Laxborough challenge Germany’s stance while government officials defend cautious diplomatic measures and delays in punitive actions.
Debates on Elementary Education Amendment List and Related Bills
The House halted for a quorum then carried the third reading of the Elementary Education Amendment List. Sur J Gorst urged recommittal of the bill to repeal a 1899 clause shielding defective and epileptic children. the motion failed 149 to 87, and the bill passed. The Outdoor Relief Pensioners Bill was read a third time. Amendments on County Courts Jurisdiction extended to actions up to 1001 were defeated. a jury size change and other motions followed before adjournment at six.
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Muoueuiv
Waterloo Rilway
Clavet Har
Deror Cudarxsan
Lideburea Vhiy
London and South-Western Railway Company
Bakerstraat and Waterloo
Sur Juan Gorst
Sur J. Gorst
FE. Pows
Boards of Guardians
F. Baynour
Apuerin Loxirt
FL Laxterr
Mgr
Geirrita Benscawen
W. Towarxson
Prizes Won by the King at Norfolk Exhibition
The Norfolk Agricultural Society annual summer exhibition at Attie borough awarded the King top prize for two year old shire fillies and a special prize for the best shorthorn bull in Norfolk and Suffolk. He also won first prize for Southdown shearling rams and Southdown lamb rams.
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Norfolk Agricultural Society
Attieborough
Norfolk
Suffolk
Southdown Shearling
Southdown Lamb
Royal Train Showcase and Health Emulsion Endorsement
A lavish 60 001 pound royal train built by the London and North Western Railway is described as perfect in design and facilities with electric heaters and cigar lighters. The feature blends a regal display with an advertising plug for Scott’s Emulsion claiming rapid relief from lung throat and blood diseases as a traveller reaches his destination.
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London and North-Western Railway Company
Buchinzbara Palace
Ora Windsor
Stinkas
Scott
Message from Shropshire Advertises Scott's Emulsion Benefits
A colonial style notice from 1901 touts Scott's Emulsion as a remedy after pneumonia. It describes a fourteen month old nephew recovering from severe illness using the product. The letter invites readers to contact Scott and Bowne Limited in London for a sample bottle and a small poetry book.
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Carr
Scott
Eivision
Meserm
Scott and Bowne
Stone
Ouetter-streat
Ludgate Circus
London
Bb.c
Frea
Scust
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