Special Sunday Edition Lloyds News: War Reports and Society
Special Sunday Edition outlines wartime dispatches from Port Arthur to Japanese actions, plus domestic notices on theater, literature, fashion, and advertisements. It highlights British victories, Russian losses, naval engagements, Parliament topics, and public amusements while listing society and household items for the day.
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Port Arthur
Court Carcular
Mont Motor Trisie
Southend
J—Tetectluy
Uetastites
Bow Street
Lords
Japan
qPort Avttor Avdin
Jand Ug Nest Priseno
Imperial Parliament
Marie—Theatrea
Primrose Leagué
Country Life
Foultry Yard
Houzehold
Therardes
Andrew Wilton
Canon Fleming
London County Council
Landars
Sundop
Westminster Abbey
Italy
London
Nee Sarl's Court Exhilution Corporation
Congress
Sir E. Poynter
Royal Academy
Will Evsne
Roger Pocoak
Bulettle
Richmond
Saior
Couning-town
London County
Cyannil
Horton
Murier
Laing Varkes
Housa
Bultes
Racing—Athletica
Death of the President of Peru Reported in Arequipa
Foreign telegrams confirm the death of Peru's president in Arequipa amid a report from Saturday. Officials cite sudden illness as the cause while awaiting official confirmation and tributes from international leaders.
Queen Wilhelmina’s Health Update Reported
The note says Queen Wilhelmina suffers from an ailment affecting her heart and breathing. The Royal Court will refocus activities aboard the Citenmatan and consider travel to The Hague next Wednesday depending on condition. The brief mentions Saturday as the current report and cites Keven as a source.
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Wilhelmina
Anshap Telegram From Salziurg About Archduchess Injury
A telegram from Salzburg reports Archduchess Aloe of Wusmoy suffered a fall yesterday while on a visit. She sustained a leg fracture and was conveyed to Babbitz for medical care.
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Vigna
Salziurg
Archduchess
Aloe
Wusmoy
Babbitz
Bower
Death of famed soprano Mme VitsNA Estnnge at 80
The famous singer Madame Emma Estnnge died Saturday at age 80. Renowned for half a century as a celebrated vocalist in Europe, she performed 220 operas. She was received by Victoria, Napoleon II, and Empress Jugenia, among many friends and contemporaries.
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Vitsna
Emma Estnnge
Tucratay
Mont
Standisis arrest in Ipmatiovia church service trial
Forty two villagers faced the arnize court in Ipmatiovia for allegedly belonging to Standinta and for singing psalms during a service. Police disrupted the gathering at the house of man Kemed Vierinh as a priest and orthodox Basan condemned the disloyal words against the Czar. All prisoners were convicted and fined or imprisoned. Our Oun Correspondant.
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Persaretea
Ipmatiovia
Thie City
Arnize Court
Standinta
Holt
Kemed Vierinh
Afemain
Venerega- Hon Woz
Rising in German South West Africa
Fragmentary report from German South West Africa cites Colonel Lentwein as internal commander. Major Extoris is said to advance toward Ugjikuuko, with posts in Gobshis under Major von Glasenapp. The text is garbled and partially unreadable.
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West Africa
Setutdas
Lentwein
South- West Africa
Extoris
Ugjikuuko
Gobshis
Hirst Liewtou
von Glasenapp
Mutiny on a French training ship reported
A mutiny occurred aboard a French training ship as sailors broke ranks during an evening recreation. The incident stemmed from discontent with changes to the instructors' duties and discipline. Several sailors were arrested following the disruption at Ponty.
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Bretarne
Bnd
Prnkun
Ponty
Hilt Centeal
Tragedy at Gibraltar ends in restrained violence
At Gibraltar a Portuguese resident on a temporary permit faced a separation case for cruelty before a magistrate, which was dismissed. Later a violent family quarrel ended with Neil firing a revolver at his wife and in-laws, then turning the weapon on himself. Wounds not fatal. Avis not expected to recover.
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Gibraltar
Lazaco Roin
Hia
Waa
Neil
Himsell
Avis
Reuter
New York Theatre Fire Stuns Proctor’s Crowd
Fire damaged Proctor's Theatre on Scott Street last night causing about 2500 in damage. About 1700 spectators escaped safely thanks to quick management, police action, and orderly evacuation as 16 officers held positions and warned against panic. The fire was found in the upper part of the building and the crowd was cleared within six minutes.
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New York
Sgothstreet
O Ita
Tha Nisien
Polios
Stampaia Bo Geta
Luffun
Vienna Haildere Association Orders 4000 Workers Out
The Vienna Haildere Association locked out bricklayers, stone masons, and laborers in vast building projects totaling 45,000 workers to suppress partial strikes. Disputes began a year ago when demands for a 10 percent wage increase met with resistance, though a higher minimum wage was offered but not accepted. Reuters report.
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Reuter
Dynamite Outrage in Spain Wounds Preference Quieter Entry
A dynamite bomb exploded near the entrance hall of a Jesuit college in Spain as students left, collapsing the roof momentarily. One person sustained minor injuries and the attacker remains unknown. A loud report startled locals as authorities investigate the incident.
Munificent Gifts for Cathedral Build Near New Year
St Pauls despatch reports James J. Hill, president of Great Northern Railroad, to give one and a half million dollars toward the three million needed to construct a New York cathedral. The remainder of the funds has already been secured.
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St. Paul's
James J. Hii
Great Northern Railroad
New York
Central News
Trial for Witchcraft in Seslin Court Proceedings
A public trial in Seslin on a Saturday dealt with a peasant mother who accused another woman of bewitching her child. The accused denied the claim, the court did not accept the insertion, and the mother was fined 163 Lagan for libel.
Fighting in Thibet British mission attacked again
The India Office reported the Viceroy’s telegram from 6 inst noting 700 Tibetan attackers struck the Shi guise mission camp at Gynanttes on the Sta iist atd 30em. General command included clerk of Datei Lame and Guden Shbasss monastery representatives. The defense held after two hours. enemy losses estimated at 250 killed and wounded near post. No warning from Chinote. a dispensary patient indicated strength. Younghusband and the commanding officer deemed the post most perfectly safe.
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India Office
Indis Haa
Shiguise
Gynanttes
Datei Lame
Guden Sbasss
Curcasneltica
Chinote
Younghusband
Russian Horror in Moscow Town Ends in Tragedy
A panicked mob in Bls woriestobenk terror added to a wave of crime as tailor Euibniloff, a Kalmuck origin suspect, was harassed for years by suspicions of Japanese allegiance. After a brutal chase, he leaped from a parapet killing himself and several family members, leaving the town stunned and facing questions about scapegoating and violence.
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Moscow
Blsworiestobenk
Euibniloff
Benn
Thia
Kuibnikoff
Visit of Mr Seth Low in London Stirs Diplomatic Buzz
The notable visitor Mr Seth Low, mayor of New York, is in London on the continent. He has reportedly conferred with the Pope, the King of Italy, and the President of France, and may be received in audience by high dignitaries during his stay.
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London
Seti Low
Nat
New York
Continent
Italy
Turner’s Case Returns to England on St Louis
John Turner of London arrived in England aboard the American liner St Louis. He had been arrested in New York in October for inciting to anarchy and ordered deported as an undesirable alien. Turner was released on a $15,000 bond pending appeal and Supreme Court ruling on extradition. He plans to return to America after the decision with bailiff consent to depart. Turner traveled with a companion and was not aided by friends or officials much.
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England
St. Lauis
John ‘Turner
London
New York
Womg
Turner
Aimplgamatad
Assiatania
Cass
United States
I Nrner
Supreme Court
Bailoo Fing
America
Tosner
St. Louis
Et Ones
Notable Picture Sale at Gaineborough Auction House
The Lady Impey portrait by Sir Elijah Impey sparked spirited bidding, starting at 500 and reaching 2,800 guineas won by Mr. Vicara. A portrait of David Garrick sold to Mr. Martin for 700 guineas. Works by Reynolds and others fetched 2,000 guineas, with further pieces including Velasquez subjects and royal portraits. The day’s total gross reached 20,365 guineas.
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Gaineborough
Lady Impay
Elijah Impey
Bengal
aLeader Salerooma
Bamber
Vicara
Gansborough
David Gurrick
Martin
Tuba Service Restored After Morning Power Failure
A tuba service was suspended around 10.30 yesterday morning due to a failure in the Aldotria current. The defect was fixed by about 11 o'clock and service resumed.
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Storragz
Port Arthur beleaguered as Japanese moves cut links
Far East dispatches report Port Arthur’s entrance blocked as Japanese forces land to isolate the harbor and sever railway and telegraph lines to Mukden. Japanese squads reportedly ashore press toward the east, with ships and torpedo boats in action and 25,000 troops disembarked on the Lisotang Peninsula, while Russian defenses are regrouping under General Karapatkin and General Kuroki marches.
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Port Arthur
Togo
Denbbidtat
Bar
Tha Ema
Newelnrene
Ttia
Wangpheng
Ao Far
Maconpo
Alexaidthes
Parersanes
Far Rank
Japanago
Lisotuog Pexinmla
Mukden
Floet Meda Pg
Cortin
Busnian
Mt Fa
Busalia
Gertieon
Toren
Shmirsis Skeydlof
Berobrazoff
Vladivostok
Port Artin
Oateat
Hin-chau
Reny
Chefoo
Lisotang Peninsula
Fort Arthur
Puninada
Cheloo
Dalny
Gyneral’ Karapatkin
Ligoyang
Tue
Armiss
Kuroki
Entira Aruiyi
Kilomstreas Gay
Russian General's Order to Port Arthur Troops
A telegraphed order from General Stassel, dated April 30 and May 1, urges defending Port Arthur. It notes enemy landings near Kin-chan Bay and Ling-tang, calls for vigilance and discipline, and promises relief troops. The message stresses not yielding, urging soldiers to endure and protect the fortress at all costs.
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Br. Perresauen
Restering
Port Arthur
Stassel
Yala
Ling-tang Peningula
Pi-tso-we Sud
Kin-chan Bay
Port Artane
Buasia
Russia
Heuter
Russian defeats and port events flood Petersburg cables
Reports from multiple sources describe attacks on a hospital near Feng-huan cheng by Chingan bandits with many dead and wounded soldiers. Telegrams claim Japanese forces hold Port Adams and surrounding areas, with Port Arthur isolated and Russian morale fading as Czar orders recall of General Sacsulkoh.
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Pawis
St. Petersburg
Port Adame
Qountry
Belbway
Port Arthur
Petersburg
Edow
Echo de Faris
Welaiz
Rennenkampf
North-Sustern Kurta
Poetersburg
Sacsulkoh
St. Patersburg
Port Adams
Isastrais
Kuropatkinzap
Petit Parisien
Amourued Fall of Feng Wangcheng and Port Arthur News
Telegrams report fierce fighting near Feng Wangcheng with heavy casualties on both sides. Kuropatkin retreats, Japan gains strategic advantage as railways and bridges are destroyed near Port Arthur. Surrender of 400 Russians noted as Japanese pursue rear guard. German Lloyd claim denied.
Frederick Treves and the Hikado at Mandsyas
Fragmentary notice reports Sir Frederick Treves visiting Japan and addressing imperial audiences, with unclear venue and dates. Strong entities include Frederick Treves and the Emperor. Further details are unreadable in the damaged text.
Prince of Wales Visits Royal Family at Luckmoram Palace
Court circular reports the Prince of Wales visiting the King and Queen on Saturday at Luckmoram Palace. The Duke of Connaught also called on the King, and Viscount Naber was received. Later, the Prince met Count Albert Monsdorff Pontiy Districhtein, the Austro Hungarian ambassador.
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Luckmoram Palace
Prince of Wales
Duke of Connaught
Viscount Naber
Monacrovos
Count Albert Monsdorff
Visit to Kempton Park Cancelled
The King planned to visit Kempton yesterday and had his motor car arranged for the trip but cancelled at the last moment due to bad weather. He now plans to visit Newmarket next week.
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Kempton Park
Kempton
Newmarket
Wreals
Kings Coming Cruise for Victoria and Albert Yacht
After the Cowes season the Victoria and Albert yacht will be refitted for an extended cruise through the Mediterranean. His Majesty will perform the opening ceremony of the King Edward VII Dock at Gibraltar, a foundation stone laid last year.
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Cowes
Evyat
Victoria and Albert
Get Reads
Mediterranean
Gibraltar
Prince and Princess Visit Westminster Housing Block
The Prince and Princess of Wales will visit the new City of Westminster buildings in Reganay Street on Monday. The 1,600 residents live in 795 rooms across 72 tenements with rents from one room to 12s 6d for four. The project cost about £95,000, funded by Westminster City Council. architects are Jones and Smithern, builders Mow-Up. The residence targets working-class tenants earning limited wages in the City of Westminster. The royal visit is due around 5:30 pm, with reception by the Mayor and council officers.
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Princess of Wales
Weatminster
Reganay-street
Westminster City Council
Messrs. Jones and
Smithern
Mesara
Wastminater
Duke of Connaught Relinquishes Irish Command Visit
The Duke of Connaught with the Duchess of Connaught and Princess Margaret and Patty arrived at Enfield yesterday morning from Holyhead. They proceeded to Clarethen House at St James's Palace, accompanied by their suite.
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the Duke of Comnanett
Ireland
Duchens
Coannaught
Princess Marsgaret
Patricia
Suite
Eunton
Princess Henrys Game Preserves Trial Report
Alleged trespass at the Caborin estates near Bartum led to the conviction of Alert A. Ryans of Nast Annes by the County Heach. Frank Gagke, keeper to Princess Henry of Batara cre, testified that the case involved a persistent nuisance. Shooting rights on Osborn estates were granted to Princess Henry by the King for her sons in Battosbarz.
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Hadgerawa
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Nast Annes
Wea
Yeathley
Heach
Raya
Newprt
Frank Gagke
Udu
Henry of
Prinrual Henty
Battenberg
Roang Princes
Battosbarz
Welfare of Working Lads Meeting Hails Council Effort
A London Diocesan Council gathering in Grosvenor House heard officials outline welfare aims for working lads. Major general Sir Alfred Warner praised the council’s work and the Archdeacon of Midslorex urged support as a pledge was adopted to aid the campaign.
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London
Diermsan Council
Grosvougr Hende
Donsagtmare
Pable Clase
Dell
Alfred ‘Warner
Council
Midslorex
Fires Yesterday Across London Districts
A series of minor fires were reported yesterday across multiple London areas including Mareathis road Hornsey Brunton road West Norwood Holborn Kennington Blevsheath road and Brixton Eardley Crescent and Bidwell Road. No injuries were recorded and crews controlled the outbreaks with light extinguishers.
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Mareathis-rosd
Hornsey Toul
Brunton-road
Hamiltox-grove
West Norwogh
Holborn
8.C
Lay
Kburn
Blevsheath-road
Geeanwich
Eardley Crescest
Kensington
Bidway-cad
Hrixton
New Roman Catholic site at Limehouse secured by Rev Higley
The new church site at Limehouse has been procured by the Rev Frederick Higley. The foundation stone will be laid by Archbishop Bourne. The project includes a hall hosting 10 090k and involves figures like Samuel Hoare, A.P., who said he would not seek re election after the close of the current Parliament.
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Frederick Higley
Limehouse
Bourne
Saumur
Hoare
Samuel Hoare
A.P
Norwich
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