King’s Coronation Decorates London Amid Quiet City
London nears coronation day with subdued crowds as Westminster glitters with crimson masts and motor lamps. The Bank of England and private buildings glow with decorative fires while regalia and royal processions prepare for the ceremony. American ambassadors and dignitaries attend, with flags displayed at the war office as officials plan the abbey seating and ceremonial pageantry for tomorrow’s events.
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Wilson
B. W. Baylies
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Menelik
Abyssinia
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War Office
General Lucas Meyer Dies of Heart Disease in Brussels Visit
The death of Gen. Lucas Meyer, famed Orange Free State Boer War commander, is reported in Brussels from heart disease after several illness bouts during the war. He traveled with his wife from London toward Dresden, stopping in Holland to see Kruger before continuing to Germany.
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Durham Hearing Begins With The Werder Haan
A Durham hearing opened today regarding the Werder Haan case. Key figures including Pavan are expected to testify as prosecutors seek clarity on the incident and potential charges. Local officials warned of forthcoming rulings and possible deadlines for submission of evidence.
Lightning Pranks Strike George Tate Residence in Storm
A lightning bolt struck the Second Street home of George Tate during a thunderstorm last evening. The bolt caused a ground hole, entered through a window, smashed a hanging picture, and bored a hole in the ceiling. Mrs. Tate escaped harm, while her neighbor’s daughter was knocked from a chair but not seriously hurt. Nearby reports note Hindingsen’s death aged 88.
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Attorney General Knox recounts public cafe incident
In Oyster Bay Aug, Attorney General Knox described a disruptive encounter at a Garden hotel cafe with a party of men who insulted his party. He said the matter was quickly defused as his group left and he suspects one man was involved, noting no one was identified.
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Associated Press
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Fragmentary court note hints at a tense exchange
A garbled excerpt shows an attorney general in a lively, perhaps tense, exchange after a restaurant incident. The text depicts waiters’ energy and a casual tone, with unclear references to tensions and possible insured topics amid a discussion.
Chicago Mystery: Unidentified Woman Found Near Train Track
Police investigate a suburban Chicago discovery after an unidentified woman is found dead in a ditch by the railroad. Officials consider accident or suicide, while coroner and doctors examine the body for signs and possible murder indicators.
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H. A. Hai Cole
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Ha Miller
Bright
Rks
Tomorrow's Major Magina Interview In Sunday Standard
The Sunday Standard highlights Major Martin Magina on his world tour and impressions of this country’s oriental possessions. The interview promises entertaining insights and instructional content as part of tomorrow’s special pages.
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Sunday Standard
To- Sorrow
Four of the Best Casey gang captured at Tughes ranch
Ex sheriff Morrison arrives in Guthrie with word that a clash yesterday at Tughes ranch Kiowa county left four gang members captured and many stolen noises recovered. Casey and another man escaped, breaking through sentries as several shots rang out and wounds were reported.
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Mystery of missing Anaconda bartender ends with body found
The body of Philip Tassette, long missing Aloon proprietor and bartender, was found on East Poster Dry Gulch after a 16 year search by Aleit Damochel near Lost Creek. Coroner Joseph Hughes will conduct an inquest with a jury today. Bassette was a Union member and funeral arrangements will be announced later.
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