Queen Victoria Jubilee Opens People's Palace in East London
The royal ceremony launching the Queen's Hall in Mile End Road marks a broad plan for a People's Palace. It will include a concert hall, art schools, technical institutes, a social room, library, and trades shops with free or low-cost performances. The Beaumont Fund trustees aim to create a center of culture and social improvement for future generations.
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Victoria
Walter Besant
London
Queen's Hall
Ndr
Esther
Boadicea
Verhsyden
Queen Victoria
Beaumont Fund
Veen
Olympia
Kensington
Ces
Special Sunday Edition Recaps Yesterday’s News
Lloyd's Weekly Newspaper presents a compact digest of yesterday's items including local events, societal notices, and brief newsroom notes. Highlights feature community developments, court actions, and regional updates shaped by Sunday reporting.
Leftist Coalition Supports Budget Committee in France
Paris reports show a 35 to 4 vote with six abstentions as extreme Left members back the Budget committee against the Government. The Cham ber also debated a sugar tax surcharge while Crete faces a serious tax resistance move. A Russian governor was assassinated by a Nihilist student in Astrachan, and tensions rise over Bosnia and Herzegovina as European presses clash. The Russian Emperor plans a Don Cossack country visit on the 15th, Prussia prorogues its Diet, Nogales earthquakes are logged, and a Brighton railway crash claims W G Lemprière.
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France
Paris
Chamber
Crete
Journal Des Debats
Athens
Vossosche Zeitweg
Astrachan
Horrible Cruelty to a Child at Nancy Assizes
A revolting three day trial in Nancy sees a grandfather, an uncle, and an aunt charged with murder by torture of Marie Norroy. The child endured severe abuse including flogging, burns, starvation, and confinement before suffocation. Sentences: Old Norroy and Marcel 15 years penal servitude. Josephine 12 years.
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Nancy
Norroy
Paris
Marie
Briey
Marcel
Josephine
Cochard
Teltz
Langres
Old Nerroy
THE QUEEN VISIT AT MANSION HOUSE WITH ROYAL FETE
The Queen visited the Mansion House with Lord Mayor Aldermen and lieutenancy in a grand ceremony marked by decorated halls, a royal banquet, and autographs. The royal party toured the drawing rooms, viewed Windsor tapestries, and departed for Windsor by 8 15 p m. Incidents included a minor stumble by the Lord Mayor and a pole collapse injuring several spectators.
Cobden Club Dinner Marks Twenty First Anniversary
At the Ship hotel Greenwich the Cobden Club held its annual dinner presided by John Sorley MP. About 100 attendees heard John Morley MP speak on Cobden’s memory and the club’s future influence amid Liberal party debates.
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Cobden Club
Ship Hotel
Greenwich
John Sorley
Westminster
John Morley
M.P
Hichard Cobden
Seritepann
Times
Parnellites
Cobden and Bright
Morley
Aed
Coercion Debate at St Pancras Electors Meeting
A large St Pancras elector meeting protested the Crimes Bill, with resolutions in favor of Home Rule. Speakers included Herbert Gladstone and other MPs. The gathering drew 2,000 to 3,000 people from Finsbury and Marylebone amid cheers for Gladstone and anti-coercion rhetoric. FIRES-YESTERDAY recounts multiple blazes across Clerkenwell and surrounding areas, with evacuations and brave police actions. Notable incidents included a tea room in Myddelton Square and a wholesale confectioner on Rotherhithe Street, with several other small fires in Fulham and Knightsbridge.
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Bill
St. Pancras
Cumberland Market
Finsbury
Marylebone
Herbert Gladstone
M.P
H. L. W. Lawson
J. Rowlands
House of Commons
Ireland
Gladstone
Myddelton Square
Clerkenwell
No. 11
Rotherhithe Street
Retcourt Road
Fulham
Parkside
Knightsbridge
Assize Trials and Police News From Leicester and London
A Leicester man George Haines faces trial for causing his wife’s death after neighbours reported a fatal blow to the temple. In Lewes, Justice Field jailed Richard Goodhew for 20 years for a savage assault in a public house in Chatham, including a severed ear. An Afghan immigrant named Bakezh, misnamed Eli Baker, appeared for intoxication. an interpreter clarified his identity and he was released. The Langworthy bankruptcy proceedings continued in private at Lincoln’s Inn with attendance ordered for Mrs Langworthy senior. A Southwark court fined Gabriel Taylor 40 shillings for offensive language in a first class Brighton rail carriage, with a cross-smoker case against Thomas Gilbert dismissed. A river collision near East Greenwich damaged the Lisbon, now sunk, after a collision with the Mercurius. Henley parish church’s fine organ was destroyed by fire. The Sons of the Clergy festival at St Paul’s Cathedral included the Princess of Wales and a Lord Mayor presiding at Merchant Taylors’ Hall. In Codsall a widow died during her son’s interment, followed by the death of her infant grandchild that night.
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Mansion House
Whale Corporation
George III
St. Paul’s
Earl of Lathom
Earl of
Mount Edgcumbe
Violet Hanson
Helena
Beatrice
Princess of Wales
Princess Louise
Shoul
Prince of Wales
Prince Christian
Prince Henry of Battenberg
Duke of Cambridge
Duchess of Teck
Victoria
Isaacs
Kirby
Worcester
Lady Harson
Victoria R
Frederick
Crown Prince of
Denmark
Royal Tapestry Works
Windsor
FitzAlwyn
Londonbridge
Cheapside
Robert W. Carden
George Iit
Charlotte-street
Prince and Princess of Wales
Christian
Prince
Princess Henry of Battenberg
Paddington
Holborn
Gray’s Inn-Road
John Judd
St. Helena-place
Margaret-Street
Clerkenwell
Royal Free Hospital
London
AttecEp Farat
Leicester
George Haines
Srvert
Lewes
Justice Field
Richard Goodhew
Chatham
Marlborough Street
Eli Baker
East India-road
King-street
St. James’s
Newton
Langworthy
Lincoln’s Inn
Registrar Hazlitt
Edward Martin Langworthy
Lancuace
Gabriel Taylor
Castle-street
Falcon-square
City
Southwark Police Court
Brighton
Thomas Gilbert
Cavendish-place
Taylor
Gilbert
Mercurious
Amsterdam
Mowlem’s
Greenwich
Lisbon
Henley-on-Thames
Sons of the Creray
Sons of the
St. Paul's Cathedral
Merchant Taylors’ Hall
Archbishop of Canterbury
Codsall
Ja Jrural
Wolverhampton
Winfield
Jubilation at Prince of Wales Theatre sketch
Last night Richard Henrys Jubilation played at Prince of Wales Theatre. A droll seven member party led by an old gentleman celebrates Jubilee year with a mock wedding plot. Performances brisk though singing by Caryll and Leslie was crude. Authors were announced as not in the house.
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Prince OF Wales's
Richard Henry
Arthur Williams
Williams
E. Gritfin
Messrs
Ivan Caryll
H. J. Leslie
Horse Show at Olympia Largest London Exhibit Ahead
The six day event opened in London with 729 exhibits and over 400 horses. Hunters and hacks dominate, with cobs, ponies, harness horses, and several sewers tandem classes. A parade and hurdle jumping highlighted the day as judging moved through hunter classes.
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Olympia
London
City Commissioners of Sewers
World Cycling Championship challenge crowns Howell at Leicester
About 6000 spectators at Belgrave Road grounds watched R Howell of Leicester defeat American W M Woodside in the opening of a five race series for a 30 stake a side. Howell led the last lap and finished 15 yards ahead in 60 minutes 40 seconds. BeFempics of Chicago won a one mile handicap. Brisk results from Surrey Bicycle Clubs and a separate swimming match at Hollerguirth lake followed.
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Broyete Marcu
Belgrave Road Grounds
Leicester
R. Howell
W.M. Woodside
Philadelphia
Howell
BeFempics
Chicago
America
Surrey Bicycle Civs
Lillie-bridge Grounds
Kenning~ton-oval
W. V.cassall
Beretta B.C
J. W. French
Gainsborough D.C
H. Synger
Notts Boulevard C.C
F. J. Osmond
Norwood B.C
J. R. Darki
B. B. Crump
C.U.B.C
Lapworth
P. E. Plater
Surrey B.C
Wyds
P. Furnival
Berratta B.C
Notts Boulevard
B.C
Collier
Salford
J. Finney
Oldham
Hollerguirth Lake
Manchester
Finney
London
Ensington
Derby
Martley
Martley (T)—100 To 6 Agst Stle Jacket
Lagat Glenstrae
Baron and Enterprise
Lady Muncaster
Carlton
Agat Ashplant
Aget Fullerton
King Monmouth
Agat Plantagenet
AH Stream
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de St. Petersbourg
Russia
St. Percessure
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Nogales
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Aikman
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Praed
Bruce
Paulet
Ferguson
Pryce Hamilton
Stern
Darrell
Colonel Starkey
Wynne
Lord C. Beresford
Buffalo Bill
Nickalls
Frederick Huxtable
Swansea
John Player
Clydach
M. Scuwarnece
Laon
Pagny
M. Ritta
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Queen’s Bench
Robert Rowe
Gas Light and Coke Company (Limited
Caniser Council
Foreign Office
Diord Salisbury
Tropexts
Peat
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Peall
Argyll-street
Regent Circus
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Esterday
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Camborne
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London Bankruptcy Court
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