100 years ago today: The King is inspecting the naval fleet tomorrow
and on Monday and the Telegraph correspondent describes the “utter majesty of
this seascape of Britain’s battle power” and visitors have been arriving by
excursion train all day and filling the hotels. There have been labour strikes
and riots in St Petersburg and four men have been shot and seriously
wounded. The second reading of the
Amending Bill is due to take place on Monday. There are reports that several
classes of reservists have been called up in Servia, leading it to be on “half its
war footing”.
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