Jubilee fetes open in London crowds greet the aged ruler
Queen Victoria leaves Windsor for London to attend nationwide Jubilee celebrations. Envoys from many nations arrive at Buckingham Palace for luncheon and a formal audience. The procession route is lined with decorations and cheering crowds as London hosts royal honors.
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U S Envoys Meet Queen in London Audience
The United States Special Ambassador Whitelaw Reid with General Miles Rear Admiral Miller and other envoys arrived at the palace and were received by the Queen at 4 p.m. The delegation included French envoy Grand Chancellor of the Legion of Honor and two French generals, with other European figures such as Prince Albert of Prussia and the Prince Regent of Brunswick.
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Grand Banquet at Buckingham Palace for Royal Guests
The Queen hosted ninety distinguished guests at Buckingham Palace with the Prince and Princess of Wales and other royal family members in attendance. Envoys, ambassadors, colonial premiers, and officers were honored as music from the Royal Engineers accompanied the dinner and ball room reception.
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Parliament's Good Wishes For Queen Victoria Jubilee
In the Lords the government backed an unanimous address of congratulation to the Queen. In the Commons A J Balfour moved a similar address, with Harcourt seconding. John Dillon lambasted Britain’s rule in Ireland while John Redmond urged a record of Ireland’s suffering and discontent over sixty years of Victoria’s reign.
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McKinley Sends Jubilee Greeting to Queen Victoria
President McKinley has dispatched a personal letter to Queen Victoria via special envoy Mr. Whitelaw Reid. The message offers sincere felicitations on the sixtieth anniversary of Victoria's accession to the British throne and expresses goodwill from the people of the United States.
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Millions in London forecast by Queen's Day crowds
London reports huge turnout with not less than eight million people expected to fill streets tonight. Early arrivals gathered at termini and many find no shelter but the streets. Despite crowds the mood remains good as warm evening gives way to overcast skies.
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Adoption of Balfour Motion Approved by Large Vote
The adoption of Mr. Balfour's motion passed by 411 votes in favor to 41 against, marking a decisive parliamentary outcome. The session witnessed strong backing from supporters and notable opposition, shaping the day's legislative momentum.
Jubilee honors for British empire figures and Canadians
The list of jubilee honors includes Canadian Premier Privy Councillor status, Sir Donald Smith elevated to peerage, Sir John Blundell Maple and Sir William MacCormack made baronet and medical chiefs knighted. Other names receive various orders and titles as monarchic celebrations mark a long reign. The document closes with a presidential note from Washington dated May 28, 1897, from Secretary of State John Sherman.
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Enthusiastic Stock Exchange Scene Includes Queens Guests
The exchange buzzed with cheering as members brought women guests, the chairman proposed a congratulation to the Queen, and the assembly sang multiple royal and national anthems. A New York Stock Exchange dispatch was read, impressing attendees.
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CABLED TO THE QUEEN
The New York Chamber of Commerce sends a cable to Queen Victoria expressing congratulations and unity with the crown. It recalls the charter from King George III and is signed by President Alexander Ector Orr.
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Socialists Alarm London as Jubilee Procession Planned
London authorities tighten security after Paris bombings and a influx of foreigners linked to anarchy. Police examine the entire procession route including bridges and nearby stands while Socialist and Anarchist leaflets threaten the jubilee. The leaflets attack Victoria era policy and claim wealth has risen for few despite working class decline.
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Jubilee procession in Montreal draws 30000 crowds
The Montreal Jubilee procession attracted about 30,000 participants and spectators, featuring many allegorical cars and bands. Weather was cold and showery, yet enthusiasm remained high as streets filled densely with French Canadian and other attendees.
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Jubilee Ode by Sir Lewis Morris Honors Queen's Reign
The Times this morning prints a jubilee ode by Sir Lewis Morris praising the Queen. It traces Britain's growth from a recent era to the present reign and foresees enduring memory of the Jubilee across Britain and beyond.
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Jubilee Greed Seats Scarce Yet Fares Cut to Normal
London crowds fill streets for Jubilee procession with seats near salvation, as city syndicates distribute free views to disappointed shareholders. Omnibus firms had trebled fares but many cut to regular rates amid public pressure. In a separate note, Westminster Gazette debunks renewed abdication rumors, citing authoritative denial.
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Notable Accidents and Obituaries in South Jersey
Farmer Benjamin Engard of Almonesson breaks two ribs after a hay load fall. William F. Girard, famed South Jersey glass blower, dies at his Woodbury home. Bay Side closes its sturgeon season last Saturday. Aimonesson Lake yields bass catches of three and four pounds. Col G G Green of Woodbury ships Altadena yacht and cars to Lake Hopatcong for summer. Woodbury paper names top bicycle riders Lee Ettie Angle Carroll and Miss Gertie Heri in a city contest.
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Vaudeville Night Delights at Local Auditorium Run
Last evening Manager Gilmore’s vaudeville bill at the Auditorium drew a large audience with all acts praised. Baroness Blanc led the show with three Frenchy songs, while Edward Saereen and Sergeant Hickey sketches drew warm applause from theatre-goers.
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Harry A. Fiske
Dave Braham, Jr
Ichael Kearney
Bijou offers lavish Visions of Art set piece and star lineup
The Bijou stage this week presents a grand Visions of Art display created by Keith costing 20000 dollars, hailed as unmatched in the city. The attraction features Milo Raye contortionists, McCarty and Reina, Jane Whitbeck, Healys sketch, Arnim and Wagner, Fenz Brothers, Pantzer Brothers, Verdi Ladies Quartet, Quaker City Quartette, Reno and Richards, Frank Bryan, and the Biograph reel, delivering a diverse program of music, comedy, and acrobatics.
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Grand Opera House Hosts Evening of Light Opera
The Grand Opera House filled with audiences who had not heard Wang and those who wanted to hear it again. Miss Mason was indisposed and replaced by Miss Yvonne de Treville whose voice pleases though lacks training, while Mr. William G. Stewart and Mr. Persse remained the same. A new interlude featured Professor Wood on an orchestral guitar blending zither mandolin and guitar, delivering a unique performance between acts.
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Fine Triple Bill Ends Season at Davenport and Tourny Theatre
The last week of the season features The Pledge of a Ring a pleasing comedy with Wilfred Clarke performing a one act sketch Locked In With a Lady by Miss Shepard and Mr Davenport and Don Caesar de Bazan by Creston Clarke Miss Prince and the company The program offers diverse subjects well presented to close a season of excellent attractions.
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Early Birds Burlesque Company Entertains at Lyceum
An enjoyable programme at the Lyceum featured the Early Birds Burlesque Company as the main attraction. The bill mixed variety specialties and sketches showing talent and beauty with lively burrettas, music, dance, and pretty costuming.
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New Ideas At Star Theatre Add German Picnic To Attractions
At the Star Theatre new ideas join the regular lineup of merry go round minstrels and other features that keep the resort popular. The novelties include an old time German picnic with surroundings and accompaniments that entice visitors.
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Cape May Social Rise for Base Ball Fund Concert
Visitors and residents await a June 26 concert at the Hotel Lafayette to aid the local baseball fund. Madame de Castel will prepare the program with artists including Madame Patti Bartti Miss Anna Kelly and Signor Giannini among others. A Sunday drawing room concert honors patronesses with noted vocalists.
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Colonial Premiers Honored in Birmingham Welcome
Premier leaders from the colonies were welcomed by Birmingham crowds and hosted at luncheon by the Lord Mayor. Joseph Chamberlain and the Lord Mayor toasted the visitors while Canada’s Premier Wilfrid Laurier spoke in support of stronger ties between Britain and its colonies, and Chamberlain highlighted imperial unity.
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Industrial Home for Colored Children Purchases New Site
The Industrial School for Colored Children in southern New Jersey buys a Livingston avenue property near the city line. Dr. Rice, a school manager, inspected the site and said it fits the intended use. A school opening is planned for September.
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Big Mill Ribbon Sale Offers Half Price Stock
A large mill announces drastic discounts on its entire stock of ribbons. Finest taffetas and beautiful fancy ribbons are offered at extremely low prices, many at half to a quarter of regular prices.
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M Lure Hamiltons Pictures Shown at Academy Exhibition
Twenty three John McLure Hamilton works toured St Louis Cincinnati Chicago and return to the Academy of the Fine Arts for a brief period before London shipment. The show includes a latest Gladstone portrait and works by Watts Manning Tyndall and Onslow Ford with a new Meade portrait by Sir Thomas Lawrence lent by Richard Worsam Meade.
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Wife of a Wealthy Farmer Dies En Route Home
Special Telegram to THE Timers. Mrs. Rose Santora, wife of R. Santora a wealthy farmer of Hammonton, dropped dead this morningwhile returning home after visiting friends. She complained of not feeling well at the Magnolia School and fell forward in her wagon. heart disease was the cause.
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