SPECIAL SUNDAY EDITION CONTENTS SUMMARY
Special Sunday edition contents list various items including telegrams from Yoregn, expeditions, accidents, royal show reports, political notes from Hull to London, market and provincial telegrams, fashion, recipes, literature, theatre and music notes, advertisements, weddings, old Bailey trials, national events, jokes, and sport entries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brighton Hillad
Woolwich
Hull
Gardener
Briley
Brook Markets
Yeterday
King
Herner
Loubet
Peter
Cape “ Rugmng
Cuase
Dougal
Khedive
Loundon
Poeta
Homo Pete
Andrew Wilson
St. Andrew, Holborn
Senai
B. J. Parjeon
Henley
Paris President chooses envoy for London trip
The Figaro reports the President of the Republic has named his entourage for a London visit. Designated accompanyers include M. Loubot, M. Abel Oombarien, General Dauboin, General Secretaries of the Presidency, Mr. Henry Poulet, Naval Captain Huguet, Major Chabaud, with M. Delcasse and M. Mollard also joining.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Figaro
the Republic
London
ML. Loubot
M. Abel Oombarien
General Dauboin
Henry Poulet
Ecretariat
Huguet
Chabaud
M. Delcasse
German Emperor Visits Kiel Aboard American Cruiser
The German Emperor boarded the American cruiser Kearsarge at Kiel shortly before one o clock, accompanied by Prince Henry of Prussia Count von Buelow and Mr Tower the American Ambassador. The Kearsarge hoisted the Imperial Standard as the Hohenzollern lowered her flag in a formal exchange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiel
Suranga
Hagehip
All Majesty
Prince Henry of
Russia
Count von Buelow
Mr. Tower
Kearsage
Hohenzollern
Reuter
Kings of Europe send royal congratulations to King Peter
Telegraphs from Italy Romania and the French Republic greet King Peter as Sultan's intention to similarly recognize him is noted. Belgrade telegrams say ex-Queen Natalie can dispose of Konak property. Queen Draca's sister claims the late queen's body was exhumed, rings taken by soldiers, three sisters ruined.
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Servia
Briranz
Italy
Romania
French Republic
Nicholas
Montenegro
Peter
Reuter
Vienn
Belgrade
Anis
Draca
Zurich
Trilling Balloon Incident at Verona
A spectator, a 19 year old youth, was caught by a guide rope during a balloon event in Verona. He was lifted into the balloon car but was saved when the aeronaut leaned over and gripped the youth by the arm, preventing a fall. The crowd reacted with horror and the danger was averted.
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Verona
Dalsiel
Retreat of the Mullah and British Somaliland actions
Reports from Paris claim British reverses in Somaliland but the War Office issued telegrams from Brigadier General Manning stating Obbia force arrived without opposition while capturing livestock. French reports of a serious setback remain unconfirmed. Aden dispatches mention ships sailing for Berbera and forces moving toward Barasda.
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Paris
Somaliland
War Office
Manning
Borortye
Obbia Fores
Mullah
Damot
Bohotle
Mud
Bohodle
Aden
Rome
Merlin
Hussar
Porpoise
Barasda
Italian Protectorate
Volturino
Zanzibar
Cape
Mayo
Berbera
Avalanche Tragedy Hits Zurich Gymnasium Excursion
A Zurich gymnasium excursion of 17 scholars and staff in the Val Piera near Airolo was hit by an avalanche. One master and three pupils died, with several others injured, many taken to Hotel Piora for care. The party included two professors among 18 participants. several uninjured returned to Piora or Sedrun.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucena
Zurich Gymnasium
Val Piera
Arrolo
Reuter
Berne
Piz Blas
Groebli
Hoffman
Odermatt
Vodez
The
Alpine Club
Liebmann
Herzog
Kunz
Wolfert
Piora
Sedrun
Zurich
Airolo
Khedive Stays Private at Cassel Home in Grosvenor Square
The Khedive remained mainly indoors at Sir Ernest Cassel's Grosvenor Square residence with limited visitors and conducted state duties while seeking privacy. He drove out discreetly in the evening, not widely recognized.
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Esterday
Sir Ernest Cassel
Grosvenor Square
Scotland Yard
Fez
Argentina to Lead South Pole Rescue Expedition
Argentina plans a South Pole relief voyage to search for the Nordenskjold party. Commander Trizar will command the Uruguay, with the voyage set to leave in October from Buenos Aires. The move follows earlier Anglo-Scandinavian coordination and shows Argentina’s commitment to science and maritime exploration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nordenskjold
Antarctic
South Pole
Organisation of Relief
Argentina
Uruguay
Trizar
London
England to France in an Hour on Turbine Steamer Queen
In fine conditions the new turbine steamer Queen ran Folkestone to Calais in one hour six minutes and returned to Dover in exactly one hour. The vessel features a long promenade deck and sunlit saloons with reduced vibration, offering a smoother crossing than traditional screw or paddle steamers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South- Eastern and Chatham Railway
Folkestone
Calais
Dover
Coaching Club Meet At Magazine Hydepark
A brilliant crowd attended the Coaching Club meet at the Magazine in Hydepark yesterday attracting 28 members. Lord Newlands led with a fine brown team ridden by Lady Mostyn and the Hon Miss Hozier along with Mr and Mrs Hamilton Houldsworth. Notable riders included Lindsay Hogg M P A Brassey Sir F Cook with Lady Cook, B S Faudel Phillips Colonel Wyatt Turner and Alan Lupton whose debut with a dark brown team drew praise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Magazine
Hydepark
Lord Newlands
Lady Mostyn
Miss Hozier
Hamilton Houldsworth
Lindsay Hogg
M.P
A. Brassey
Commercial Travellers Benevolence Meeting Report
The half year meeting at Cannon Street hotel presided by Mr T J Poulter notes annuitants cost 6277 10s vs 5877 10s last year. Invested capital stands at 77568 85d. John A Corah of Leicester receives illuminated address for service. Board may appoint as annuitant without election any member or widow paying 30 yearly subscriptions of no less than 11 10s in needy cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Travellers’ Benevolent Institution
Cannon-street Hotel
T. J. Poulter
J.P
John A. Corah
Leicester
Irish Horses at Boughton Green Fair Attract Dealers
The Boughton green fair yesterday drew dealers farmers and tradesmen for Irish horses and Welsh cattle. Supply met or exceeded average demand with satisfactory turnout. A carriage horses sold for 110 guineas and ponies ranged from 81 to 20 guineas.
Coach Accident on the Brighton Road
A London to Brighton coach near Red Hill suffered a harness break at Woodhatch hill, causing the near-side wheeler to bolt. The coach struck a wall at the hill’s base, occupants were thrown, whip Napier Stewart had his left ankle crushed, his wife injured on the box seat, owner Mr George Chapman of Eastbourne injured but not seriously, one horse euthanized or injured after the crash.
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London
Brighton
Redhill
Woodhatchhill
Napier Stewart
George Chapman
Eastbourne
Workmen Killed in Great Central Railway Accident
A serious Great Central Railway wreck yesterday near Treeton eight miles from Sheffield injured three engine staff, two of whom died at Rotherham Hospital. The train struck detached empty wagons left on the line while carrying a large crew to the colliery.
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Great Central Railway
Treeton
Sheffield
Rotherham
Tramway Collision Near Twickenham Injures Few
Two Richmond and Twickenham electric line tramcars collided near the Crown Inn on Richmond road Twickenham. The up car detached from its bogie and the down car platform was crumpled. A few passengers were aboard. one felt shock. Traffic halted until breakdown crew from Fulwell depot arrived.
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Richmond and
Twickenham
Crown Inn
Richmond Road
Fulwell
Collision off Holyhead harms two steamers and cargo
The Irish mail boat Munster collided with the Goole steamer Aire near the Holyhead breakwater. Both vessels were berthed after sustaining damage. the Munster leaked water but carried passengers with no injuries, while the Aire suffered aft port damage and smashed cargo barrels.
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Munster
Holyhead
Aira
Jersey
Airy
Lloyd's
Aire
The Gaelic League Sale of Work in London Opens
Irishmen in London with sisters wives and friends rallied in support of the Gaelic League sale of work at St Andrew's hall Newman street Oxford street. The sale remains open tomorrow and promotes the leagues aims including teaching Irish language music sports and dancing and encouraging Irish manufactures through its Industrial Committee. Items span Gaelic and Anglo Irish books home crafts and dairy produce. The league hopes to boost Ireland trade and showcase native goods to revitalize its economy.
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London
Gaelic League
St. Andrew's Hall
Newman Street
Oxford Street
Ireland
League
Municipal Engineers End Annual Conference at Kensington
The Incorporated Association of Municipal and County Engineers concluded its three day meeting at Kensington town hall London with 1034 members. President William Weaver Kensington borough engineer cautioned on rising borough debts over 26 years and the large expenditure on lunacy. Members then visited Eastwood and Co Conyer to inspect a new brick making and burning process. Next meeting set for Widnes on July 18.
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Incorporated Association of Municipal and County Engineers
Kensington Town Hall
London
Wm. Weaver
Kensington
Victoria Station
Teynham
Sittingbourne
Messrs
Eastwood and Co., Limited
Conyer
Widnes
Guard Henry Carrick Killed by Express Near Sheffield
Early yesterday guard Henry A Carrick aged 50 was killed on the Great Central Railway about half a mile from Sheffield station while walking the line to assume his duty. He was struck by a London express and killed instantly. University authorities could not be contacted for comment.
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Kruleep
Henry A Carrick
Great Central Railway
Sheffield
Piscal Freedom Demonstration In Edinburgh Opposes Tax Plan
A large Edinburgh gathering in King's Park Holyrood organized by the United Liberal Committee condemned Mr Chamberlain's fiscal proposals taxing food and imports. Sir Henry Campbell-Bannerman sent a letter urging protest against the plan which risks food taxation and harm to British trade. About 20,000 people attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edinburgh
Edinburgh United Liberal Committee
King's Park
Holyrood
Sir Henry Campbell-Bannerman
H. Campretti-Bannen
Scotland
W. Harcourt
William Harcourt
South Dorset
Christchurch
Malwood
Birmingham
Guests at Warwick Castle Festival Draws 400 Visitors
Lady Warwick hosted 200 Bermondsey Settlement Guild children and 50 disabled guests at Warwick Castle for an old English midsummer festival. The International Telegraph Conference brought 400 members including French delegate M. Sins. After luncheon the group toured Stratford-on-Avon before returning to London.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warwick Castle
Warwick
Bermondsey Settlement Guild
International Telegraph Conference
Warwick Casdle
Sins
Lord Warwick
Stratford-on-Avon
London
Garden fête boosts Guy's Children's Home support
A garden fete and work sale at Guy's Hospital Nurses' League grounds drew many notables to back the Devonshire Road Children's Home. Founded by Miss Nott-Bower four years ago, the home houses 16 children aged three months to five years. It carries a 300 mortgage and seeks 1500 in refurbished funds. four years with only two deaths and sturdy health outcomes were noted by treasurer O. H. Wells. Notables assisting included the Countess of Bective, Lady Evelyn Goschen, the Hon Mrs Talbot, and Dames and lords such as Miss Constance Collier and Miss Grossmith.
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Guy's Children’s Home
Guy's Hospital
Guy's Hospital Nurses’ League
Dunoan-road
Foreat-hill
Devonshire Road
H. Cosmo Bensox
O. H. Wells
Countess of
Bective
Evelyn Goschen
Talbot
J. Fawcett
Arthur Hill
Constance Collier
Viola Beerbohm Tree
H. W. Brodie
Mr. Lawrence
Grossmith
Metropolitan Asylums Board approves loan for medical work
Sir R M Jenety chaired the Metropolis Asylums Board meeting. The Finance Committee loan request to London County Council for 119,3841 was approved. The Exmouth training ship report urged offers from shipowners after exhausting Admiralty loans. Readmission stats: 619 admitted, 40 died, 694 discharged. 2,455 under treatment including 1,633 scarlet fever and 760 diphtheria.
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Metropolitan Asylums Board
R. M. Jenety
London County Council
Exmouth
Admiralty
King and Queen attend royal duties and dog show
The King travels to West Dean on a visit to Mr. W. James then returns for a private motor drive and a dinner at Buckingham Palace. The Queen and royals attend Covent Garden Opera and the Ladies Kennel Club Show at Regent's Park with 2275 entries. Duke of Teck buys two dogs from Lady Aberdeen.
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J. Ward
Buckingham Palace
Victoria
Brighton
Weat Dean
Chichester
W. James
Singleton
West Dean
King Edward
Mr. James
Newmarket
Sandringham
Princess Charles of
Denmark
Prince
Princess of Wales
Covent Garden Opera House
Ladies
Batuska
Duke of Teck
Aberdeen
Duke of Connaught Visits Banbury for Weekend Stay
The Duke and Duchess of Connaught arrived in Banbury last evening for a weekend visit to Lord and Lady Algers now Gordon Lennox at Broughton Castle. The royal couple were warmly greeted and Banbury was decorated for the occasion.
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Duke
Duchess of Connaught
Banbury
Lord
Algers
Gordon Lennox
Broughton Castle
Royal Show closes with royal visits and low attendance
The Royal Agricultural Society show ends at Park Royal amid fine weather and poor crowds. King and Queen attended, Prince of Wales visited thrice before resigning presidency to Lord Derby. Hackney carriage contests award prizes to Bar-nard, Whitehouse, and Arthur. four-wheelers win Gulleford, Goodswin, and Brown. Additional prizes go to Stubbs for butter making and Prosser for shoeing. trials feature Mickle and Actress in horse jumping events.
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Royal Agricultural Society
Park Roval
Willesden
Acton
Prince of Wales
Carlisle
Cardiff
Manchester
Egypt
Royal Highness
Lord Derby
Condie Stephen
George Wombwell
William Grantham
C. Q. Clarke
The
Stock Exchange
William Barnard
Henniker-mens
G. Whitehouse
Maidavale
Alfred Arthur
Paddington
H. T. Gulleford
Kennington
Henry Goodswin
Bayswater
Peter Brown
Edgware-road
Charles Raythorne
Hart's-court
A. C. Stokes
Hart’s-court
Frances Mary Stubbs
Stafford
Evan Prosser
Sunnybridge
Breconshire
A. N. Smith
D. VY. Grange
A New Morgan Linge Ships Maiden Voyage
The Arship, newest Morgan Combine steamer, departed Queerstown yesterday on its maiden voyage in the New York trade. The ship is commanded by Captain E. Che.
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Morgan
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Lloyd's News Office
Contents
President Loubet
General Manning
Jibatil
Burao
Oxford
Charles Frederick Werren
Queen’s College
Clemens
Magdalen College
Sandford
Somertow
Turner
Southampton
England
France
King and Queen
the Duke OF Connaught
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