Jubilee Day A Success
Advance Guard Second Life Guards Mounted Band Royal Artillery D Battery Royal Horse Artillery First Life Guards First Dragoon Guards Second Dragoon Guards EB Battery Royal Horse Artillery bands Third Dragoon Guards Sixth Dragoon Guards Seventh Dragoon Guards Q Battery Royal Horse Artillery bands First Dragoons Second Dragoons Sixth Dragoons J Battery Royal Horse Artillery bands Third Hussars Eighth Hussars Third Hussars Eighth Hussars O Battery Royal Horse Artillery bands Tenth Hussars Fifteenth Hussars Pp Battery Royal Horse Artillery bands Twelfth Lancers Seventeenth Lancers J Battery Royal Horse Artillery
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Life Guards
Royal Artillery
Royal Horse Artillery
Dragoon Guards
Hussars
The Queen's Procession in London June Jubilee Pageant
The royal procession formed at Hyde Park Barracks and moved through Belgrave Square to the palace. Aides de camp, foreign envoys, Indian troops, princes, and a vast escort followed by a Te Deum service and benediction. The Queen rode in No. 1 landau with the Princess of Wales as crowds cheered. a stop at Mansion House featured the Lady Mayoress presenting orchids and the crowd singing God Save the Queen. The Empire lit beacon fires to signal loyalty.
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London
Knightsbridge Barracks
Hyde Park
Belgrave Square
Palace
Prince of Wales
Dukes of Cambridge and
Connaught
Earl of Wemyss
Earl of Derby
Royal Lancaster
Earl of Home
Lanark
Earl of Mount Edgcumbe
Devonshire
Earl of Cork
North Somerset
Earl Percy
Northumberland Fusiliers
Earl of Haddington
Lothians and
Berwick Yeomanry
Earl of March
Royal Sussex
Co. J. Hamilton
Royal Inniskillen Fusiliers
Lord Suffield
Norfolk Artillery
Lord
Hird
South Wales Borderers
J. P. Brazon
J. R. Slade
D. Cooke
Royal Welsh Fusiliers
L. C. Money
Cameron Highlanders
F. Howard
Rifle Brigade
A. B. Crosbie
Royal Marines
J. S. Kelly
J. Davis
Royal West Surrey
J. Stevenson
Ninth Lanark Rifles
F. J. Kempster
Royal Munster Fusilers
C. C. Egerton
K. A. P. Clements
Duke of Westminster
K. G
Redvers Buller
Evelyn Wood
R. Grant
Markham
Coleridge Grove
J. C. Ardagh
Clery
F. Grenfell
Lloyd
Salmond
Austria
United States
Nelson Miles
United States Army
Lagron
President Faure
Great Britain
Ireland
Imperial Service
India
Costa Rica
Chile
Greece
Paraguay
Peru
Servia
Central America
Mexico
Urguay
Guatemala
Brazil
China
Belgium
Holland
France
Spain
Princess of Wales
Empress Frederick
Frederick
Alice of Albany
Alice of Battenberg
Ena of Battenberg
Victoria Patricia
Prince Arthur of
Victoria
Schleswig-Holstein
Feo
Saxe-Meiningen
Prince Alexander of Battenberg
Beatrice of
Coburg
Margaret of
Carria
Fife
Sergius
Hesse
Duchess of
Caburs
Ught
Louisa
Marquis of
Lorne
Duke of Fife
Mohammed Ali Khan
Fez
Francis Ferdinand
Duke of York
Order of the Garter
Prince Henry
Prussia
Albert
Russia
Naples
Guard of
Morocco
Princess Christian
Duke of Cambridge
Duke of Connaught
Scotland
Royal Irish Constabulary
Horse Guards
Dr. Martin
St. Paul's
Royal Artillery
Kneller Hall
Canterbury
Earth
Heaven
York
Bella
Mansion House
Melbourne
V. R
V. B
The Queen and Escort Greeted by Crowd in London
The colonial escort formed from Canadian and other colonies paraded to greet the sovereign as she passed. Notable members included Captain Fleming and Sergeants Joslyn Leblond Hodgins Davis King Dinman Creighton and Bertselinger among the provinces’ representatives.
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London
Fleming
Joslyn
Leblond
Hodgins
Davis
King
Dinman
Creighton
Bertselinger
Sovereign
Queen Visits Royal Law Courts Amid City Ceremony
London reports the Queen's mid June visit to the Royal Law Courts with Lord Mayor and city officials arriving earlier. Sir Fandel-Philips wore the Earl's ceremonial robe. the Verye Goodbye Sword, Queen Elizabeth's Pearl Sword, was carried in tribute and returned after the Queen touched it. The procession moved to St Paul’s with cheers from the crowd.
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London
Royal Law Courts
Fandel-Philips
Ritchie
Rogers
Minerva
St. Paul's
Queen’s Procession at St Paul’s Cathedral
The Queen’s carriage left Temple Bar as the great bells of St Paul’s rang out in celebration. Envoys and princesses followed, arriving at the City Cathedral with carriages lined on the right and an escort of thirty princes turning at the churchyard.
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Queen Anne
Canterbury
London
Marlborough
Stepney
Dean Gregory
St. Paul's
England
Monsignor
Antonius
Viborg
Finland
Machray
Dominion
Temple Bar
Hood's Sarsaparilla Promises Vitality Against Heat Fatigue
Advert says Hood's Sarsaparilla cures weak fumes from heat and disease by purifying the blood. Claims include improved appetite digestion and sleep plus relief from boils and pimples. Boasts thousands of testimonials of cures for blood diseases and rheumatism.
London All Ablaze With Nighttime Illuminations
London dazzled as night illuminations surpassed daytime decorations. Bachelors Club, Junior Constitutional, Badminton, Naval and Military, and Isthmian Clubs lit with crystal devices and gas lines. Marlborough House, York House, and Pal Mall landmarks glowed. St Paul's dome and Wellington statue framed a brilliant cityscape.
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London
Hyde Park Corner
Bachelors’ Club
Green Park
St. James Street
Pall Mall
Army
Navy
Carlton
Athenaeum
Travelers
Reform
Reform Club
Marlborough House
Pal Mall
V. R
Prince of Wales
York House
Titania
Fleet Street
Law Courts
Ludgate Circus
Ludgate Hill
St. Paul's
Greater London
Black Flag Protests Stir Dublin as Jubilee Day Ends
In Dublin Dustin on June 22 a black flag flew from the municipal flagstaff at half mast for thirty minutes then paraded the streets with sticks while shouting God Save Ireland. The crowd burned union jacks and moved toward Trinity College before police halted the disturbance amid high tension.
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Dustin
London
Ireland
Trinity College
Jubil ee of Queen Victoria Celebrated in Philadelphia
English born and Americans of English descent gathered at St George's Hall Philadelphia to honor Queen Victoria's sixtieth year. The event, hosted by the Society of the Sons of St George and the Action Society, featured poetry, music, and speeches criticizing British rule in Ireland. Speakers urged vigilance against English interference and called for Irish freedom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. George's Hall
Thirteenth
Arch Streets
Society of the Sons of St. George
Action Society of
Philadelphia
St. George
St. Andrew
Queen Victoria
Thomas Sully
W. Atkinson
Fisher
Kate McGuckin
Joseph C. Douglans
William H. Lucas
William Waterall
H. Richard Harris
H. Hanley Hay
Victoria
Albion Society
Victoria the Good
Prince of Peace
Great Britain
Ireland
Luke Dillon
Nicholas Redmond
Esty
Emerald Isle
Uyr
Peter McCahey
England
Michael J. Ryan
Ryan
Hoisted the Black Flag at Irish-American Jubilee
Several hundred Irish-Americans gathered at the Irish-American Club in Philadelphia to mark Victoria's Jubilee with a stark protest. Flags draped in black hung from windows and a half-mast US flag framed the building, while a border plaque memorialized Irish martyrs and years of oppression.
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Spruce Street
Queen Victoria
Emerald Isle
United States
Victoris
Kilmer’s Swamp Root kidney remedy advertised
An advertisement touts Kilmer’s Swamp Root as a cure for kidney and urinary issues. It claims urine tests reveal kidney trouble and promises relief from back pain and frequent urination, with sample bottles and pamphlets offered free by mail.
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Philadelphia Timms
Eeeast
Binghamton
Strawbridge Summer Wash Suits and Skirts Sale
Fresh lots of Crash garments arrive from leading manufacturers and our factory. Each item is inspected before sale. Crash tailor made suits start at 3.00 and wash dresses offer six Lawn styles with trimmed skirts. Separate Crash skirts range from 1.00 to 1.50 with various hems and drapes.
A Great Bargain in Children's Hose
An advertisement touts durable children’s hose with fast black ribbed cotton, high spliced heels and double seamless toes. Summer weight, 5 to 8 percent sizes offered, perpair.
Silk-and-wool Javanaise and sale on waists parasols
Advertisement offers silk and wool Javanaise fabric at 10 cents a yard, waist prices cut to 12 4 cents, plus 15 cent women’s vests in white ribbed cotton and lisle. A 25 cent quality fabric sale, parasols and coachings on sale up to 1 dollar. Also three Philadelphia guides and maps offered at 25 cents each.
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Philadelphia
Il Parseness
ePhildepte
Dinner Sets From Furnival Old Hall Haviland Porcelain
Listing of limited dinner sets with Furnival English porcelain Old Hall patterns and Haviland china. Includes 112 to 137 piece sets with blue borders gilt trim floral borders and color reductions from high prices to 6.50 8.00 and 25.00.
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Furnival
Old Hall Pottery
Haviland
Women's 26 inch Umbrellas with silver trimmings
26 inch ladies umbrellas described with Latin de Chene fabric part silk and metal rods. Handles offered in Natural Wood Dresden Horn Hooks Fancy Black Rubber and Natural Wood with Sterling Silver trimming associated.
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Dresden
Peerless Ice Cream Freezer Demonstration Ends Today
The Peerless Ice Cream Freezer demonstration has been an unprecedented success with hundreds shown that Peerless has no peer. Call today to see it in operation and taste the ice cream.
Dauntless Carrying Arms Seized Near Key West
Key West Florida June 22 two hundred fifty thousand rounds of cartridges along with other arms were found on the Dauntless bound for Jacksonville. The crew matches the earlier detained voyage and no charges have been filed yet. The boiler is damaged and the vessel will be out of service for about a month.
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Key West
Fla
Dauntless
Jacksonville
Cuba
Miami
Biscayne
Helen Adams
Two Exceptional Matting Bargains
445 rolls of 90 lb Fancy Seamless China Mattings in 12 patterns are priced at 7.50 a roll with 40 yards per sample by mail. Also 75 rolls of double dyed Inserted Matting imported for 6 a roll at 40 yards, marking the greatest value for matting buyers this year.
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Charles
Denmark
Frederic Charles of Hesse
Schaumburg-Lippe
Aribert of
Anhalt
Saxe-Coburg and Gotha
Victor
Christian
Mecklenburg-Strelitz
Duke of
Teck
Daniilo
Montenegro
Amir Khan
Oporto
Cyril
Philip of
Saxe-Coburg
Hermann
Saxe-Weimar
Saxony
Marn
Siam
Eugene
Sweden-Norway
Albert of
Wurtemburg
Wales
Greenwich Observatory
Great Malvern
Midlands
Berwickon-Tweed
Cornwall
Lichfield
Worcester
Ripon
Lincoln
Durham
St. Helier's
Hastings
Cader Iris
Donegal
Dublin
Highlands
Hebrides
Ultima Thule
St. Heller's
Gibraltar
Malta
Cyprus
Ceylon
Australia
Canada
West Indies
Archbishop of Canterbury
Hood
Wellington
Bank of England
Lacey
Nazareth
Market Street
Eighth Street
Filbert Street
THE
Eleventh and
York Streets
Carl Attenhofer
Sophie Traubmann
Zigewnerwessen
Pablo de Sarasate
Miss Maud Powell
Liszt
Kaebrtner
Volkslied
Thomas Koshat
Eduard Kremser
Anton Rubinstein
Rhein
Rhine
Eugen Gagern
Liederhalle
Karlsruhe
Arion
New York
Julius Lorenz
Carl Maria von Weber Mies Sophie Traubmann
Hermann §Spielter
Victor EB. Nessler
America
Carl Goldmarck
J. W. Jost
Kaiser
Richard Wagner
Grand Festival Orchestra
V. E. Archambault & Son
N. E. Cor. Lim « Market Sts
Raymond & Whitcomb
New England
Saratoga
Lakes George
Champlain
Ausable Chasm
Niagara Falls
Thousand Islands
Montreal
Quebec
Saguenay
Poland Spring
Old Orchard Beach
Desert
Moosehead Lake
Maritime Provinces
Europe
Alaska
Yellowstone Park
Utah
Colorado
Hawaii
Japan
Northwes and California, Independent Railroad
Steamski
Chestnut Street
Mutual Life Ins
Sigua Iron Company
Butler
Gua Iron Company
BE. W. Clark & C
Iron Company
Sto
Iticura
Port B' Crps
Boston
Cone
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