06 Mar 1904
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Newspaper
Lloyds Weekly News
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Mar 06, 1904
Page
1
Special Sunday edition compiles Saturday reports across diverse topics including politics, crime, society, weather, and culture. It lists telegraph headlines, London elections, provincial briefs, court cases, racing results, and notable social notices with emphasis on named places and figures.
Card Sameday Sir Vincent Core ball the Brtiva Commissioner on the Caisse of the Public Debt will soon need Sir Aldon Gorst as Financial Adviser to the Khediva upon her appointment as Assistant Under Secretary for Foreign Affairs in London Heuler
Telegram from Panama in New York reports a bill prohibiting immigration of Chittegs Syrians and Turks has been passed. This brief note records a change in policy affecting entrants from multiple ethnic groups as of the latest legislative action.
In Somaliland on March 4 General Ngorton informs that any death or capture of the Mullah will halt operations against Sam. surrender not accepted unless he relinquishes enough rifles, according to military dispatches.
Report from Hawavsu details Count von Wadderace condition at 2:30 PM Saturday. Observers note no immediate change in status as medical teams monitor the case and prepare further updates for families and officials.
In Thidet tensions rise as British forces press forward without a final approval from the government. Reports suggest Thibgtans may resist, signaling imminent clashes and potential fighting as actions unfold.
Reported in New York on a Saturday an initial mob killing case from 1902 involved three Black individuals wrongly accused in a dire crime connected to a white woman near Charleston, West Virginia. A confession claims a single white man was the person charged, while the Black victims had no role in the crime.
A fragmentary notice references a murder by a German prince. The text mentions Beaux and Saturday-Prince Bret von Arauberg in a cryptic account, with garbled phrases suggesting a sensational royal crime story.
American troops report trouble in the Philippines as a detachment from the sth Banat sails by boat to map areas near Nicaraguan coast. During inland guard duty four men stay behind, a clash occurs with Soro attackers, boat and guard contents are seized. Weapons and ammunition valued at 31 rifles, three revolvers, and 2,000 rounds disappear.
In the Atlantic, a Cunard liner Laoanim reported a death at sea as a passenger named John Metlers from N was swept overboard during a lifeboat exercise after a search failed to locate him. A second incident near the same time involved cabin passenger Tata Aokor found with delirium tremens and later discovered dead in a hospitalroom aboard the ship.
The court resumed the Dreyfus case revision with counsel for the ex-Captain arguing for a new trial. After deliberation lasting about an hour, the court ruled the demand admissible and ordered a new hearing on the revision and its implications.
Fragmented OCR text mentions authority to devote year and conditions. It includes reference to Army Council address in London and hospitals for British soldiers. It also hints at telegraph lines and transport, with scattered phrases about ships, Bremen and Glasgow. The piece is fragmented with unclear events and dates.
Advices from the United States report Mrs Maybrick anxious over tithe claims to valuable estates in Virginia and West Virginia. The family including Lewis and Blair McNull, heirs of John, contest the titles with relatives in mail a town in the States. Schemerhirn allegedly bought an estate early on. heirs claim a vast chain of title spanning about 25,878 acres, partly in Pocahontas coal district, with Heir representatives pursuing the case for years.
Portsmouth correspondent reports a valuable signal book lost from HMS Prince George with dispatch from Lisbon. An officer of the Watch and signal bosun are said to be summoned for inquiry. The Channel Squadron, aside from HMS Victoria, arrived at Gibraltar from Lisbon yesterday.
Auction of the Townshund hairooma from the Baynbambali gallery drew massive crowds in London yesterday. Ninety eight paintings, including family portraits by Reynolds and other major masters, sold for high prices with total proceeds reported around 29 342 pounds five shillings. The top price reached 3600 guineas for a Reynolds portrait.
The report notes Waval Education as winners in a regional education competition. It mentions Lord Gheinetord and Abe as participants with references to events at a cent ary ceremony. The piece describes the awards and associated officials overseeing the event.
Braintree town council met yesterday amid reports of a bat outbreak in the area. Officials considered evidence presented by residents and health authorities, seeking urgent measures to address the nuisance and potential health concerns.
A scrambled wartime dispatch notes a Japanese cruiser activity near Chamalpoy and Port Arthur, reporting bold actions and troop movements in Korea. Telegrams from Paris and St Petersburg describe Russian confusion, naval blockades, and civilian mobilization, with updates on supplies, weather, and warnings to defense workers.
The report notes parliamentary results in Japan with 430 Constitutionalists 96 Progressees and 107 others amid party shifts and measures to be carried out. It also covers railway veteran Robert Meybank’s 42 years on the L and SW Railway and a Socialist councillor Gribble facing confinement after a jail sentence leading to a public demonstration in Northhampton.
A garbled report details the Royal family’s attempt to modify public events due to illness. Members of the Hoyat family plan to attend and arrangments for a formal admixtion to the City are discussed, with deviations from the Embankment ceremony for the monarch.
Courtyard observers report the Prince of Wales visiting the King and Queen at Buoxmomam Palace on Saturday. The French, United States, Spanish, and other ambassadors attended along with ministers and nobility. A royal band performance and vocal highlight by leading singers closed the occasion.
Lord Shand was honored as the Duke and Duchess of Norfolk returned to Arundel with a decorated town. A church bell pealed and townsfolk, led by the mayor and corporation, greeted the royal pair amid parades and local celebrations.
An account of a royal exhibition by the Duchess of Albany featuring a notable collection of artistic works and organne ventas. The event supported charitable aims and drew crowds, with contributions benefiting a Crown project and various patrons noted.
Fragmentary OCR text describes a model or exhibit by a maker named Omave, Gray and Daviduoh with a mantle street location on a Tuesday. It mentions a rebuilt toralle Rieter from Africa, a curved five-paneled arch, and a prongtoin-shaped lopit rising under a hammer, but many words are garbled.
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