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Newspaper

New York Times

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 23, 1911

Page

5

Coronation Day Scenes Hit London Streets With Splendor

Crowds cheered the King and Queen as they left Buckingham Palace in a grand procession to Westminster Abbey. Dignitaries from Britain and overseas rode in royal carriages while guards and Yeomen of the Guard provided ceremony and color.

Ingham Palace Guard of Honor

Return of the King Crowns Enthrall London Crowds

Crowds along Parliament Square and Whitehall erupted in anthem and cheers as the King and Queen, crowned, rode through Trafalgar Square and Piccadilly. Bells pealed, sails waved, and balcony bowing capped a day of royal pageantry in London with unprecedented public fervor.

London Parliament Square Whitehall Trafalgar Square Cockspur Street St. James’s Street Piccadilly Hyde Park Corner Green Park Mall Buckingham Palace

Royal Procession Draws Global Elite to London Abbey

Outside Westminster Abbey Broad Sanctuary buzzed with spectators as royal carriages arrived. Admiral Count Togo and Gen Count Nogi led the first open royal carriage followed by British attachés and a sea of guests including Mrs. John Hays Hammond, Brig. Gen. Greely, Rear Admiral Vreeland, Earl Dodge, Whitelaw Reid and other ambassadors. The parade showcased vibrant liveries, coronets, and glittering dress coaches with peers and peeresses in lavish attire as the royal procession moved through the area.

Duke of Norfolk Buckingham Palace The Abbey London Empire Horse Guards Hussars Count Togo Count Nogi John Hays Hammond Greely United States Army Vreeland United States Navy Earl Dodge Whitelaw Reid

Crowds Cheer Illuminations in London Procession Night

London crowds packed the streets with Buckingham Palace at center stage as the royal procession and illuminations drew massive turnout. The Prince of Wales waved from a window while rockets signaled at ten o clock and police readied 15 000 more troops for the next day’s royal march.

London Buckingham Palace Prince of Wales England Sailor Prince Asquith Downing Street Crystal Palace Lordon

Britain Celebrates Coronation Across the Empire

All Britain marks the coronation with royal salutes as ships, trains, bells, and fireworks signal the event. London declares the King’s crowning while Edinburgh and Dublin host religious services and festive displays amid calls for Irish independence.

London Westminster Spithead Edinburgh Dutlin St. Giles's St. Patrick’s Scotland Ireland

Coronation Day Celebrated by British and American Hearts in New York

British subjects and Americans celebrated King George V and Queen Mary in New York with flags and toasts across East River piers and harbor. Pilgrims of America hosted a luncheon at the Lawyers Club and later gathered at Trinity Church for services, with dignitaries including Consul Bennett, Gen. Grant, and Bishop Courtney attending.

Great Britain United States New York George V Queen Mary Father Knickerbocker Sonny Knickerbocker British Empire George South Brooklyn Cunard Line Pilgrims America Lawyers Club Trinity Church Wall Street Lower Broadway God Save the King Edward VII Prince of Wales Baron Renfrew Courtenay Walter Bennett King George V Frederick D. Grant Department of the East Eugene H. C. Leutze Brooklyn Navy Yard Joseph H. Choate W. Joe Duncan JS. Pierpont Morgan, Jr R A. C. Smith William Loeb William Broughton Trinity Seret O'Keefe St. Cornelius’s Chapel Governors Island Trinity Parish William T. Manning Frederick Courtney F. J. Kinsman Caleb Stetson Parker Morgan Church of the Heavenly Rest Courtney Frederick Bridge Dr. Manning Mary Eace Kinsman Delaware Lawyers’ Club Broadway Sorouas W. Butler Duncan The Unitedates Mr. Duncan George T. Wilson Dune H. H. Vreeland Thomas L. Watson J. Hollis Wells Hotel Plaza Buckingham Place Ary Gen. Hubbard la Drummond Sir Daniel Mann E. T. Galt W. R. Baker L. T. O'Shaughnessy Lady Hickson Baron Baroness von Deitz Vernon Hooley William J. Baxter Emily H. Rogers J. Hollister A. D. Thompson B. A. Hegeman Foster Milliken William Gardner Edward §. Phillips Lloyd Sanderson Archibald M. Pentz J. Lormer Norden Jammes H. Kidder Raleigh Kerr W. Price M. P Francis Langelier Canada Col J. P. Colt Gustav C. Rosa von Graff J. BR. Haggin Oliver Campbell E. C. Potter B. M. Baruch Barlow John J. McPhee St. George's St. Andrew's St. David's

Taft Sends Felicitations to King George V

President Taft extends cordial felicitations to King George V in a cablegram from Washington. The message, delivered with Bryce present, seeks friendly relations and prosperity between the United States and the United Kingdom. Also noted are St Johns Church services attended by the British Embassy staff in Newport.

Washington Taft King George United States Great Britain Bryce St. John’s Episcopal Church Newport R. I George London General Society of the Cincinnati Whitelaw Reid Washington, Ih St. James George V Mary United Kingdom Great Britain and Ireland Empire of India Winslow Warren Boston Asa Bird Gardiner New York

Coronation Sparks Imperial Unity Across Empire

The coronation of George V is hailed as a unifying imperial moment with overseas dominions joining the celebration. Across the empire, loyalty displays, flags, portraits, and patriotic messages mark widespread rejoicing from Amoy to distant towns. Ambrose J. Sundius hosted a reception with music and fireworks as three days of illuminations and theater unfold for British and Chinese subjects.

Amoy George Queen Mary Presbyterian Church Ambrose J. Sundius

No Fatalities in London but Two Deaths in Provinces

London dispatch reports no fatalities during the royal procession though two deaths occurred in the provinces. An Indian officer was thrown from his horse in the Mall amid the event. The incident adds concern as crowds viewed the royal procession.

London Mall

Coronation Day Incidents Totals in London Report

After the royal procession, several minor mishaps occurred in London. A crowd was dispersed by a frightened cavalry horse, but no serious injuries were recorded. A policeman restrained the horse to prevent further danger. Two fatal coronation accidents had been noted locally.

London

Cannons Burst in Dorset. Ute Accident, Civilian Fatally Scattered

Report from Lyme Regis details a cannon misfire in which a ute exploded and a citizen was blown apart. In Barnstaple an archway collapsed injuring multiple people a woman was killed and several others were seriously hurt.

Lyme Regis Dorsetshire Barnstaple

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