Late Edition. Herald Office, 10 a.m. Death of the Queen London, Jan. 22, 7.16 p.m
The death of the Queen is officially announced. His Excellency Rear-Admiral Beaumont has received a cable message announcing that…
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Obituaries & funerals, 1901
2,621 stories in Sydney's papers · page 8 of 132
Death of the Queen
Profound regret was expressed in Sydney yesterday when it became known that Queen Victoria had died the previous evening at Osborne. Flags were hoisted half-mast high in…
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LONDON, Wednesday.--Trooper .T. Finnigan, of the N.S.W. Bushmen, was killed in action at [?]…
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Before the Princess was a year old important changes had taken place in the family. The Duke and Duchess of Kent, with their daughter, went to live at Woolbrook Cottage, near Sidmouth,…
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On the world-encircling British Empire to-day fails shade of a sorrow which the eloquence of national anguish will but feebly attempt to express. Queen Victoria is dead…
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That same year was to see the union of Queen Victoria and the Prince Consort broken by the invincible hand of death. When the Court took up its residence in Windsor in the end of October it was…
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Shortly before 3 o'clock p.m. yesterday the Governor-General received the following official message from the Secretary of State for the Colonies:--…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Second Edition the Death of the Queen. the East Illness. Long Periods of Unconsciousness. Royal Family Salutes the King. London, Jan. 23, 1.3 p.m
At noon on Tuesday, for the first time since Saturday, the Queen was conscious, and recognised her family. Her Majesty asked for her favourite…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Death of the Queen. on Tuesday Evening. Inexpressibly Sad Scenes. Last Moments of a Great Sovereign. Peaceful and Painless End. Profound Sorrow Throughout the World. Colonial and Foreign Sympathy. Parliament Meets Immediately. Proclaiming the New King
LONDON, Tuesday, 7.16 p.m.--It is officially announced that her Majesty Queen Victoria is dead. MESSAGE FROM THE KING. LONDON, Wednesday, 1.35 a.m.--A huge, earnest, breathless crowd filled…
Continued on Trove, page 7 →Death of the Queen the Closing Scene. Her Majesty Recognises Her Family. Painless and Peaceful End. World-wide Sympathy. Unusual Tributes in America. Swearing-in of the King. Edward Vii. London, Jan. 23, 7.16 p.m
The death of the Queen is officially announced. Jan. 23, 1.35 a.m. The Queen's rooms were in the north-west…
Continued on Trove, page 7 →The Queen's Death. (Some of the Items in the Issue appeared in our latest Edition yesterday.) Universal Sorrow. Sydney in Mourning. Round the Quay and on the Harbor. (Continued from yesterday's first edition.)
The news of the death of her Majesty quickly Bread round the Exchange Corner and in shipping circles. The firstnamed building was immediately closed, and the flag lowered half-mast…
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Many of oar readers will learn with deep regret of the death of John Ferguson. He was a fine young fellow who need to be in the stock-broking…
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Dr. L. E. F. Neill succumbed to an attack of pneumonia last night at his residence, Bayswater-road, Double Bay. The deceased gentleman gained his M.B. degree at Sydney…
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LONDON, Wednesday.--Trooper T. Finnigan, of the N.S.W. Bushmen, was killed in action at Vlakfontein. (The foregoing messages appeared in a portion of…
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The death of Queen Victoria took place on Tuesday, and although the medical bulletins had pronounced the end to be inevitable…
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Mr. W. G. Handcock, traveller for Messrs. Grimley and Company, of Sussex-street, who has lost two brothers in South Africa the last (Mr. W. C. Handcock, belonged to the…
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With the death of Dr. Leo Neill (in his 36th year), Sydney has lost one of its most gifted citizens. Essentially a man of many parts, the late Dr. Neill excelled in anything he took in…
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God gave her of His earthly gifts the Crown; Her life, now ended, sees her talent spent, As He intended; her cross laid down Before His throne is token that He sent…
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