London Week by Week on King Edward VII Mass Service
A London Week by Week column covers the royal burial events for Portugal's King and Crown Prince, the King's semi state attendance at St James's mass, and varied public reaction. Details of the ceremony at St James's, the Portuguese ambassador, and the Queen's mourning attire are described, with comments on church authority, Protestant concerns, and court ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portuga
St. James’ Church
Spanish Place
Edward
Portugal
England
Welles
Ubera
Umir
Alliamcen
Marquis de Boberat
Bourne
Westmingstar
Edward the Seventh
St. Paul's
Hou
Elisabeth
Edward VII
Church of ‘England
Mary ‘Tudor
Elizabeth
St. James's
Council of the
Protestant Alliance
St James's
Rome
Thearaalina Alwil
Fragmented London unrest and royal travel gossip in a single page
A chaotic, partly legible newspaper fragment recounts police confrontations at Westminster with suffragists led by Mrs. Pankhurst and Miss Kenny, a court appearance, and mixed social notes. It includes bits about telegraphed beekeeping, Australian drought humor, margarine demand, and royal outings with Queen Victoria and the King, all mingled with local gossip and unrelated vignettes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victoria
Buckingham Palace
Brighton
Royal
London
Scandal Rumors Swirl Over Von Veltheim Trial Reactions
The crowd and jury face tense aftermath as Von Veltheim defends his actions amid denials about relationships with the late Mr. Baruata and a rumored plot against President Kroger. Victims’ families and town observers weigh the impact of the verdict and the accused’s claims of innocence.
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Sony
Veltheim
Harney Baruata
von Weithelm Mever
Baruata
Kroger
Wool Joal
The Man Who Doesn’t Whine
A brisk exhortation to workers to finish tasks promptly without complaint. It argues that diligent effort clears backlogs, avoids delays, and shows maturity by focusing on results rather than excuses. The piece encourages immediate action and accountability.
The Honest Tramp and Austrian Treatment
A dramatic description of state systems in Austria dealing with beggars and vagrants. It outlines Vienna’s workhouses and labor bureaus, penalties for wandering, and requirements for able-bodied tramps to seek regular work or face punitive measures. It contrasts humane provisions with harsh compulsory labor and exile for chronic beggars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austria
Mpa
MAM
Iba
Ual
Ivaters
Arun
Seaker
Adu
Patween
Ina Matione
Traxt
Cramp Ford
le Olill
Ledeed
Sadie York
Vina
Neven dx
Qoork
Etraigut
Vienna
Lfm
Wouth
Business and Burglary Case Notes
Fragmented OCR text mentions burglary and a business context. No clear entities, dates, or locations are readable. The readable portion hints at a perplexing quote about a burglar and a sample case, suggesting a chaotic incident note without substantial verifiable details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pwegle
Biasima
Holly Deal
van Valisain
Eakers
Loaion
Fragmented wartime notice on urging calm and care
A damaged wartime notice urges readers to stay strong and act quickly to prevent contagion. It emphasizes resilience, calling for steady effort and collective support to survive illness and rebuild. The fragmentary text mentions household actions and moral resolve without clear names or dates.
Ladies College Beats Division in Health Debate
A fragmented report from a late 19th or early 20th century page shows women discussing health duties and medical advice. The piece notes a focus on women’s roles, moral duty, and public instruction, with references to a Ladies College of Beats and health reform language.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mleman
Daliogs of Health
Rultay
Wea
Stateaven
Goa
Srerer
Fragmented Readable Snippet From A Local Page
Partial OCR text shows garbled names and phrases. No clear events, dates, or entities. Readers should note incomplete details with multiple unreadable sections.
Children Hear Hints On Food Safety From Old Text
A garbled OCR-style note discusses children, safety, and healthy eating. It mentions caution about imitations and references adults benefits. Contains stray terms like Protsened and Chewiat with unclear context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mecher'e
Cmalun Bateva
Beitala
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George St
Sydney
Tad
Randreorns
STONE
Nyxicaie
Australasia
Clarence
Wm. Adams & Co., Ltd
Clarence-Street
Emily Soldere
Valentine
Festman's Place
Brindle
Nottingham
Church of England
Prieata
China
Japan
Scotland
Episcopallace
Diplomatieta
Garur
Isabella the Catholic
Order of the Bath
Ste
God Save
Canor Gildea
D.D
St. James
J. G. Storey
W. N. Roche
A. H. Pains
Smith- Steinmers
Wealminstar
Masé
Notingham
Ceoaed
AreSdmacon Schott
His Majesty
House of Commons
Ing Pantechnicon van
Pantechnicons
de. Cummings
Dowsr
Dr. Cummings
Jonny Lind
Clara Novello
Redeemer
New Plore
Kingaway
Mies
Lana Ashwell
Diana of
Dobson
Diana
Dobson’s
Cicely Hamilton
Draper’s Shop
Saccoms
Dobson's
Stephen
Old Palace Yard
Vaca
Elatale
Fores
N.C
Canton Row
Horace Soulth
Westminster Police Court
Smith
Igaol
Holloway
al- Howed
Clement
The
Freedom Seeking Sleters
Aa Buoy
Bushing
Dees
Purley
AIC
Pretescoe
Rermmenk
Volen
Lena Ashwall
Ha- Tors
New Zealand
Canada
Glasgow
Fife
Chichester
Guiei
Devil's Dyke
Arthur Sassoon
Banisf
Brigton
Uncle Topsoil
Allus
Sanny
Eldie
de Bielve
Falieres
Tim Free
Claude Healy & CO
Pitt-Street
von Veliheim
Judes Puillamore
Len
Salty Joel
Ant
V. V
Foraman
Ian Oinee
Plank
Bill
Rene Retiave
Aires
Mark Porting
Riieiem
Dresden
Prlaro Ooss
Peat Furglar
Ravenkio
Genilte Aye
Finlind Flalan
Deiliacplon
Ann Bare
Faye Mulin
Capresteat
Monten
Taraan
Tavian
Nik Tite
Bernd
Bea
Bill Rine
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