Explosion at Woolwich Arsenal Inquest Opens
The Woolwich explosion inquest opened for 16 men killed by lyddite on June 18 at the Arsenal. Witnesses described the danger buildings, wages, and a “fellowship” system, with family bereavements and a Parliament statement on compensation and pensions for widows and injured workers.
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Oswald
Cooperative Institute
Parson’s Hill
H. H. W. Barlow
R.A
Royal Laboratory
Royal Messacres
France
Barlow
Edwin Felix Pinhold
William Henry George Edwards
Edmund Newton
Philip Remington
Alfred Greenless
John Henry Swords
Charles Denny Adams
Thomas Marshall
Francia Joseph Curran
J. R. Larking
George Case
Stoker
James Henry Usher
Walter Herbert
Stanley Johnson
Richard Charlesworth
Frederick Smith
William Wood
Lyddite
House of Commons
Secretary For War
Norton
Woolwich
Norton Ex Peeanatt
Brodrick
Carlyle Case Captioned as Unreliable Evidence
In a British Medical Journal exchange Sir James Crichton Brown rebuts a pontifical claim that Carlyle should never have married. He labels Miss Jewsbury as highly emotional and hysterical, argues Carlyle was entirely wrong, and contends the duty favored the wife. He characterizes the Welshes as a dying race with Mrs Carlyle as the last of them, unhealthy and neurotic.
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Froupr
CarLy Sr
James Crichton Browns
Mr. Carlyle
James
International Guild meeting at Park Lane in Paris interests
A drawing room gathering by the International Guild of Paris at Park Lane was presided over by Permian of Countess Grosvenor and Lord Arghecere. Miss Williams outlined the guild’s aims in language study and cross cultural ties amid French English collaboration. Mike Hitchcock praised the guild and Mr Heath promised support from the Board of Education.
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International Guild
International Guild of Paris
Park Lane
Permian
Countess Grosvenor
Arghecere
Loubet
Williams
Paris
Mike Hitchcock
Guild
Heath
Board of Education
Release of Mr McHugh Vexed by Court Order
The Roscommon Herald recounts how MP Mr McHugh was freed after intercession by Lord-Lieutenant of Ireland and a letter to Judge Ross. John Redmond and Lord Knollys pressed for clemency, leading to an order for release on Friday. Siigo’s Union Jack gesture is noted as a local show of support.
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Roscommon
McHugh
Dudley
Ireland
Lody
House of Commons
John Redmond
Ross
Lord Knollys
Ming
Siigo
Death of Sir Joseph Pease M P at 75 in Cornwall
Obituary notes the Barnard Castle MP Sir Joseph Pease dies of heart failure on his 75th birthday at Kerris Vean Falmouth. Recalled are his 38 years in Parliament and roles with North Eastern Railway, Pease and Partners, plus family and mourning attendance.
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Joseph Pease
Barnard Castle
Durham
Falmouth
Kerris Vean
Darlington
Woodside
Friends Meeting House
Skinnersgate
Lady Pease
J. A. Pease
M.P
North- Eastern Railway
Lord Rosebery
St Henry Campbell-Bannerman
Inte
North-Eastern Railway Company
Pease and Partners (Limited
Collia
Ironstone
House of Commons
Mesara
J. W. Pease
Sir Joseph
North-Eastern Railway
Missing Women and Boy Reported Missing in London Areas
At Bow Street court a 68 year old woman from Colonnade Russell Square did not return after a walk. A 17 year old girl described with brown jacket and violin fled home near Earl's Court. In Hackney a 12 year old boy, Charles Edward Lenton of Connor Street, has been missing since Thursday morning from Berger Road School.
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Bow-street
High-street
Kensington
North London
Lenton
Connor-street
Liuviston-road
Hackney
Fordham
Charles Edward Lenton
Hursday
Berger-road Board School
Passive Resistance at Bath Courts Over Education Act
Three passive resisters appeared before the Bath court yesterday as Mr Long argued the Somerset County Council lacked power to issue receipts for educational purposes before the Education Act took effect. Recorder Pols called it a good arguable point and adjourned for evidence. Hospital Balloon Recovering: the Royal Waterloo Hospital balloon detached from its rope and floated since last Monday to raise £50,000 for rebuilding. found later in Essex. Gunner Newcomb of the Royal Garrison Artillery drowned bathing off Barton's Point, Sheerness. Imperial Tobacco plans to enter the pipe trade and tobacconists goods business.
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Royal Waterloo Hospital
Waterloo Road
S.E
Essex
Gunner Deowneed
Sheerness
Gunner Newcomb
Royal Garrison Artillery
Barton’s Point
Pitt
Imperial Tobacco Co., Ltd
Tobacconats
Tragic London Hodgepodge of Inquests and Accidents
The article lists a string of London accidents and deaths. Thomas W King, 23, found in River Lea near Lea Bridge. Skinner, brakesman, killed at New Inn Yard after stepping aside for a train. Inquest resumes Tuesday on Henry Harris, 50, poison death at St. Bartholomew's. Multiple pedestrians, cyclists, and riders injured or killed across Stoke Newington, Shoreditch, Fulham, Chelsea, Bermondsey, Pimlico, Westminster, and other districts, with hospital treatments noted for each case. ]]>
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Thomas W. King
Pelierinroad
Stoke Newington
River Lea
Lea-bridge
Skinner
North-Western Railway
New Inn-yard
Shoreditch
Broad Street
Waldo Will
Henry Harris
St. Bartholomew’s Hospital
Harry Howard
Rosebery Avenue
Royal Free Hospital
Emily Foster
Grove Avenue
Fulham
Queen's Jubilee Hospital
Robert Atwell
Fulham Palace Road
George Hamell
Crefield Road
Funhham
Queen‘s Jubilee Hospital
Edward Murphy
Smith Street
Chelsea
Pimlico Road
St. George's Hospital
Henry Crossley
Salvation Home
King’s College Hospital
Robert Thomson
Templewardena
King's College Hospital
Joseph Johnson
Byronstrest
Poplar
Strand
Alfred Laurence
Black Swan-yard
Bermondeey
Bermondeey-street
Guy’s Hospital
Richard Thomas
Aldridge-vow
Bayswater
Ludgate-hill
Alfred Pearce
Hamilton Terrace
Herne-hill
St. Bartholomew's Hospital
Fred Tarne
Essex Road
Islington
Morris Halftack
Melsom Street
Stepney
London Hospital
Henry Beadle
Ashdown-street
Kentish Town
High Beech
John Stroud
Arneway Street
Westminster
Westminster Hospital
Eliza Flynn
Peabody Buildings
Wiliam Littlefield
L.A.C
Claphem
St. Thomas’s Hospital
Percy Henwood
Ken ‘Nington Road
Bradford
of &R. Thomas’s Hospital
Trouteck
Elizabeth Charlotte Copland
Trigon-road
Clapham-road
George Keeley
Springfield Place
Wandsworth Road
Union of Ethical Societies Holds Eighth Annual Meeting
The eighth annual meeting of the Union of Ethical Societies was held yesterday at the New Reform Club Adelphi terrace presided by Mr. J R Macdonald L C C The secretary Miss Florence Winterbottom reported growing recognition of the ethical movement with influence in many directions The moral instruction circle continues its work showing non theological instruction to children and many scholars from ethical Socialist Jewish and Christian schools attend The Ethical Church at Forestgate and Labour churches of Bolton Birmingham Harley Hyde and West Bromwich are connected with the Union A United Ethical service will be held this Sunday evening at the Queens small hall where Dr Stanton Coit will deliver an address.
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Union OF Ethical Societies
New Reform Club
Adelphi Terrace
J.R. Macdonald
L.C.C
Florence Winterbottom
Union
Forestgate
Bolton
Birmingham
Harley, Hyde
West Bromwich
Queen’s (Small
Stanton Coit
Northampton Marquis Appeals for Ragged School Funds
The Marquis of Northampton appeals for donations to send some of London's many destitute youths to holiday homes for two weeks. Cheques and postal orders should be made payable to Account of Ragged School Union and sent to secretary John Kirk at 32 John-street Theobald's-road. A marriage between Miss Helen Dalziel and Mr Rene Nagelmackers was arranged.
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Racero Scuoon Union
Marquis of Northampton
London
Ragged School Union
John Kirk
John-street
Theobald’s-road
Misa Helen Dalziel
Davison Dalziel
Gros
Bisley Cup events and rifle competitions dominate volunteers meet
Readers are told of the Wolseley Cup cycling event at Bisley and a long list of rifle and shooting contests across multiple units. Highlights include Middlesex Rifle Association results, Surrey and London teams, and prize winners such as Leverson-Gower and Gray. Details cover Class A to C scores, long and short range shoots, and inspections of Middlesex and London units with numerous ranks noted.
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Levis Four Louis
London Irisk
Batt
K.R.R.L
Middlesex
Lowley Irish
West Surrey
Sri Hauta
Hints
V. B. Oxford
V. B. Hants
Mulesex
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Lence-Mulph Wilson
Cowan
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Pre. Alton
Nergt. Anderson
Corpl Alexander
Ifr. Wood
Pte. Mansfeld
Sergt
Player
Lieut
Bates
Sere. Dutten
Lancecorps Wallitney
Bequa Ji
Critchley
Pte
Venables
Stuff
Munley
Lance-corps
Leverson-Gower
Lee
Doggett
Richards
Lance Corps
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Pawkins
Pixley
Colonel Cowan
Lent
Lancecorp
Daniels
Pie
Moore
Major Dungold
Q.mls. Nathan
Locke
Sheard
Allard
K. Crofton
Q.M
Watking
Coles
Mr. Broad
Hawkins
Marsh
Alt
Mls
Watkins
London Scottish
Taylor
Beaton
Anderson
Wirguenor
Wilson
Macleay
Goddard
Gray
Lance
Smeaton
Chick
Alexander
Mackenzie
Lady Elcho
Reynolds
Bue
McCorquodale
Ailkman
Thistle
Liles
W. I. Dawson
Horse Guards
Hydepark Unter
Colonyl Tytheridge
Inigo Jones
Scots Guards
B. W. Hardcastle
19Th Middlesex
Foundling Hospital
Heneker Slator
London Rifle Brigade
Hyde Park
Col
Ricardo
Lord Bigham
Gmy's Inn
22Nd Middlesex
Resmi
Stainea
4Th Middlesex
Woolfrey
Adama
Hobbina
Stutham
Fergt
Varney
Fozard
Richardson
Esplecon
Lony
Reeve
Smyth
Snol
Royal Naval Updates From Dover to Spithead
The latest naval and military notices describe new colours for the 3rd and 4th Butts, Dover transfer of the Musketry Office to Lydd, Major Bembridge joining Somaliland service, and R.A.M.C. training. The Volcano prepared for a Victoria and Albert voyage while Suttles is due at Chatham for a July 1 refit and the Channel fleet will welcome President Loubett in Dover. Portsmouth defences go on a war footing, American ships to arrive July 7, with kite experiments announced for August. Officer appointments include Brooker to Temeraire and several sub lieutenants assigned to Mars Audacious Amphitrite Doris Sans Pareil Hebe.
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Royal Lancaster Regiment
B.G.A
Gower
Asluner Townsen
Lnalag
Lydd
Dover
P. A. Bembridge
R.A
Ajo.d
Victoria and Albert
King
Queen Eshore
Platea
Suttej
Chatham
Channel Fleet
Loubett Dover
Portsmouth
Cody
Spithead
Admiralty
F.G. Brooker
Temeraire
W. J
Preachers for Today at London Churches 1943
A fragmented list of clerical figures and sermon slots across numerous London venues dated 1943. Mentions Archdeacon of London and bishops, with multiple chapels, churches, and ministers such as Spurgeon, Meyer, Swell, Slack, Walters, Hall, and Wright.
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Mary-at-Hill
Monufest
Temple—Clozed
Metropolitan
Taberine
New
T. Spurgeon
Christ Church
Westimiasta
F. B. Meyer
Prixton Independent Church
Boxton-read
Bernard Swell
St. James’s Hall
Piccadilly
J. B. Slack
London Museums Open To Public In Afternoon Hours
A long list of London museums and galleries announces 2 to 6 pm or similar afternoon viewing slots from Kensington Palace to the British Museum and Tate Gallery. Additional recitals, band performances, and public lectures are noted across Hyde Park, Greenwich, and Brixton, with special transport and exhibition details.
Weather forecast fragment with scattered breezes and rain
Fragmented forecast notes southerly to westerly breezes across Scotland England Ireland with occasional rain. Mentions fresh to strong winds and unsettled conditions varying by region.
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Ward
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