Royal Family Attend Divine Service and Balmoral Events
The King Queen and royal children attended services at Windsor and St James's Palace, with Prince Edward and Prince Albert of Wales present. London reports their movements by Royal Drive Ledward, while infant baptism at St James's and the Count of the season at Buckingham Palace are noted. Queen wore a black embroidered gown.
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Prince and Princess of Wales
Prince Edward
Prince Albert of Wales
Princess Victoria
Windsor
Burlay
London
Great Western Railway Company
Ledward
Eirc Howe
John Ward
Flosus
King's Birthday Trooping Ceremony At Horse Guards
The King along with the Prince of Wales and other royals led the trooping of the colour on Horse Guards parade in favorable conditions. Crowds cheered as the royal procession inspected lines, with bands playing and a balcony appearance at Buckingham Palace.
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Horse Guards
Prince of Wales
Duke of Connaught
Prince Christian
Michael
Russia
Grenadier Guards
Scots Guards
Bal Four's Passive Resistance Sparks Education Rate Debate
The article reports Mr. Bal four denouncing the CoaseVS resistance to the Education rate as unworthy of free citizens. It covers Royal appointments on the King’s birthday and a royal gift to the Duchess of Albany, plus distress actions at Whalford and Wirksworth where ministers and locals faced goods seizures amid passive resistance protests.
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Balfour
Whalford
Stroud
D. J. H. Carter
A. T. Hocking
J. H. Smart
J. A. Webster
Wirksworth
Clifford
Edward Lawton Receives 9 Peerage As Telegraph Proprietor
Edward Lawton principal proprietor of the Daily Telegraph earns a nine peerage. He served early as President of the Institute of Journalism and currently treasurer of its Orphan Fund. His dignity prompts widespread journalist congratulations. William Watson-Armstrong heads the Elswick firm linked to Lord Armstrong. Michael Biddulph is a partner in Cocks Biddulph and Company. Sotheron-Estcourt is a Gloucestershire Wilts landowner with Escourt Tetbury seat.
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United Kingdom
Edward Lawson
Bart
William H. A. F. Watson- Armstrong
Michael Biddulph
George T. J. Sotheron-Estcourt
Ralph Knox
Arthur Charles
Anthony MacDonnell
Ireland
Marcus Samuel
Scotland
Hiram S. Wilkinson
China
Corea
Charles P. Layard
Cayton
Charles A. Smith Thoutohee
Cape of Good Hope
St. Michael and St. George
Edward Lawton
Daily Telegraph
Institute of Journalism
William Watson-Armstrong
Elswick
Unocle
Lord Armstrong
Cocks, Biddulph and Company
Sotheron-Estcourt
Gloucestershire
Wilts
Escourt
Tetbury
Prince of Wales Promoted to Vice Admiral in Fleet
The Admiralty announced the promotion of Rear-admiral the Prince of Wales to vice admiral in his Majesty's Fleet effective June 26, 1903, under the June 25, 1903 Order in Council.
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Admiralty
the Prince of Wales
Prince Eddie Celebrates Ninth Birthday at Buckingham Palace
Tuesday marked Prince Eddie of Wales’s ninth birthday with a morning visit from King George and a royal children’s party at Buckingham Palace. Activities included garden games and a lavish tea while the Shaftesbury theatre cast performed in an open air stage during the afternoon.
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Prince Eddie of Wales
Buckingham Palace
Dahomey
Shaftesbury Theatre
Khedive of Egypt Arrives in London on Semi-Privy Visit
The Khedive of Egypt landed in England on Wednesday meeting King with Sir A Condé Stephen and Sir Ernest Cassel at Grosvenor square. He visited Buckingham Palace with the King Queen and Prince of Wales and attended a reception at Hyde Park Gardens. A royal wedding occurred the same day as Eldon Gorst married Evelyn Rudd at Christ Church Lancaster gate. He is to dine with the King and Queen at Buckingham Monday.
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Princess OF Wales
India
Buckingham Palace
Duke of Devonshire
Marquis of Londondurry
Earl of Kintore
Almeric Fitzroy
Mrs. Watson
J. K. Watson
O. Armstrong
Egypt
Michael
Price and Princess of Wales
Prince Edward
Prince Albert
Princess Vistoria of Wales
Marlborough House
Frogmore
Royal Yachts
Grand Hotel
Trafalgar Square
Price
Lord Kelvin
Lord Lister
Frince
Dovter
Laws
Doctor
Slusic
Count de Lalaing
Belgium
Downing-street
Duke of Connaught
Third
Scots) Guards Club
Williehall Rooms
Hotel Méstropole
Duke of Cambridge
Princess Louise
Duke of Argyll
Duchess of Connaught
Clarence House
Louise
Town Hall
Fulham
Agor
Lygon
Sims
Henry
Winsbury Town Hall
Clerkenwell
Christian
Birming Sta
Oval
Birminghan
Rowton House
Dation 2
Royal Society of Artista
Funda
London
England
Sir A. Condé Stephen
Marquis of
Hyde-park Gardens
Royal Agricultural Show Opens at Park Royal
The first show by the Royal Agricultural Society on its own permanent site at Park Royal near Willesden and Ealing opened Tuesday. On Wednesday royal visitors including the King Queen the Princess of Wales and Princess Victoria came to inspect the exhibition. The King planted an oak sapling beside the Royal pavilion.
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The
Royal Agricultural Money
Park Royal
Willesden
Ealing
Princess of Wales
Victoria
New Bishoprics Bill Debated in Lords
In Parliament the Bishoprics of Southwark and Birmingham Bill faced a second reading. Lord Berzp moved the measure to bolster Southwark's administration, while Lord Twynham argued it risked endowing new sees. The Archbishop of Cast Erscar supported the Southwark solution. The bill was second read, Lords rose before seven.
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Southwark
Birmingham
South London
Diocess
Twerpuovra
Cast
Erscar
Thia
House of Commons debate on Deceased Wife's Sister bill
Report of the Standing Committee on Law on the Marriage with a Deceased Wife's Sister Bill was brought up. In the Finance Bill, Clause 1 repealed grain duties after a division 416 to 32. Clause 2 kept a sixpenny tea duty. amendment to 4d was rejected 154 to 94. Clauses on customs and excise duties, and Income tax fixed at 1s in the pound with a debated graduated option, were agreed. Clause 6 set a 27,900,000l. fixed debt service. division 154 to 36. Progress reported. House adjourned near one.
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House OF Commons
Stuart Worner
Standing Committee On Law
Bill
House
Cuariryx
Channing
Lewis
McKenna
Earl Russell's Divorce Bill Rejected in Lords
Earl Russell moved the second reading of a divorce bill allowing either party to petition for divorce for adultery cruelty or long separation. The Lord Chancellor condemned the bill as undermining matrimonial law and insisted it insulted a Christian assembly. The bill was rejected after brief debate.
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Earl Rugstery
Finance Bill debate and stage entrainment clause
In the House of Commons on Thursday the Finance Bill faced a clause to cut coal duty after August one. Moved by J Walton and supported by Fenwick Wilson and Abrahams, it argued the duty lowers output and miners wages. the Chancellor defended rising output and said the wage drop was not due to the duty. The clause was defeated 273 to 135. Earlier, in the evening, a clause of the Employment of Children Bill to ban licenses for children under nine to perform on stage was carried 139 to 118. a proposal to raise the age to twelve was settled at ten, and the clause added to the bill. The House adjourned at 12:15 AM.
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Fenwick
J. Wison
W. Abrahams
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Bir
Broapuerst
Axens-Dous
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Metropolitan Police Force
Negativea By Ltd
Mgr. Bowes
F. Baysury
W. Repuoxp
Otica
Michasn. Hicks-Beach
Lord Staxter
A Costly Fire in Pretoria Rations Loss Discussed in Commons
In Wednesday session Mr Bropricx cited about 60 000 as the value of Army rations destroyed near Pretoria in April. The Irish Land Bill sat for committee with an amendment by Sir W O'Brien to exclude evicted tenants from smallholdings advances. Mr Wrapham urged discretion for ex-occupants, and the Chief Secretary’s speech prompted Mr O'Brien to withdraw his protest. Clause 2 and 3 were added before the House rose shortly before midnight.
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Pirie
Pretoria
Sir. W. O'Brien
WrapHam
O’brien
Ilave
Royal Declaration Bill debated in Lords with vote
Earl Gary moved the second reading of the Royal Declaration Bill but the House divided and the motion failed 109 to 62. The Archbishop of Canterbury urged careful phrasing to avoid pain among dissenters while noting some declaration was needed. Lord Barberton signaled a motor traffic regulation bill to be presented next week after a Commons origin. The Lords adjourned for the night.
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Canterrsurrt
Barote
Earl of Camperdown
Russia and Manchuria update from Pekin embassy briefing
Lord Cranveare reports the British Charge d Affaires in Pekin says the Chinese Government informed him a new arrangement is being negotiated. The note references discussions tied to Russia and Manchuria and follows questions raised by Mr. W. Redmond regarding government communications.
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Lord Cranveare
W. Redmond
Pekin
Jan
Parliament Debates Work Conditions and Police Pay
The House debated lead poisoning in potteries, women workers’ conditions in ash-curing and fruit-preserving trades, and inspectors in the Home Office. A 1s 6d weekly pay gap for married Metropolitan constables was challenged, but the amendment failed. House adjourned after a late session.
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Ofica
C. Dings
Home Secretary
Plath
A. Diane
Lords Debate on Naval Retiring Allowances
Lord Musxerny raised the case of seven aged naval officers still active on the staff list. Lord Ssius08N¢ replied that retiring allowances could not be reopened. Officers would reach Staff Commander rank and retire on 450 pounds yearly. session ended at five minutes past five.
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Musxerny
Sts
Deceased Wife's Sister Bill and Guinea Postal Orders Bill Pass
On private member day in the House of Commons the Guinea Postal Orders Bill received a third reading amid praise from Postmaster General and leading opposition voices. Other measures like the Military Lands Bill and Innkeepers' Liability Bill were discussed, with adjournments noted and the Pistols Bill read a third time before the session ended at 10 minutes to six.
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Hexyixexz Haron
Tne House
Atx
Chamberlains Scheme Meets Unionist Backing in Westminster
An 130 member requisition led by Sir Herbert Maxwell to approve a Cabinet led inquiry into Britain’s fiscal system. The meeting pledged support for defending British industries and consolidating the Empire. York shire Miners oppose Chamberlain. A separate note covers FitzGeorge discharge and a hotel sale in Urmston.
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Westminster
Herbert Maaxwell
M.P
J. Dorington
T. Wrightson
United Kingdom
Great Britain
Ireland
H. Maxwell
Yorkshire Miners’ Association
Castleford
Pickard
Chamberlain
Alfred Stanley
Cannock Chase
Curious Old Remedies Retired By Modern Science In London Change
An article contrasts outdated cures like Syrup of Fox lungs and Essence of Toail’s tuning with modern science. It praises Charles Forde's Bile Beans as a superior liver and stomach tonic, notes old remedies were removed from the British Pharmacopoeia, and urges readers to request samples and buy authentic Chas. Forde products through listed depots and chemists.
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Toail
London
Andrew Wilson
Bile Bean Company
Lesds
Gee
Chas, Forde
Cure for Drunkards Promises Silent Sobriety Through Remedy
A London advertising notice claims a product from Ward Chemical Company in Regent Street cures drunkenness by being added to tea coffee or food. It asserts the remedy works secretly and can reclaim drinkers without their knowledge and includes testimonials and a free packet offer sent to interested readers.
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Regent-street
London
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