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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1901
Page
1
The beloved monarch died peacefully on the anniversary of her father’s death. Reports state she was surrounded by three generations of her illustrious family as the realm mourns.
Cowes records the quiet end of Queen Victoria after a long illness. The royal household prepared for mourning as Edward VII assumed the throne. Emotions run high with princes, nobles, and foreign leaders sending condolences while public life pauses.
London observers report near total silence as Buckingham Palace and Marlbor ough House reflect the queen’s death. A posted bill announces Victoria's demise and elicits discussions on royal wealth and the future reign. Public energy shifts to proclamations, parliament, and the likely residence of King Edward amid subdued streets and black attire.
A vast London crowd gathered around the Mansion House bulletin boards on January 22 as they awaited news on the queen. People of all ages waited patiently in line for updates, hoping for a sign of improvement amid a somber mood.
Four days of anxiety preceded news of the queen's death. The president approved half mast on national flags and swift condolence messages. The British embassy saw the royal standard lowered, diplomats exchanged cards of condolence, and the House adjourned as a mark of respect.
The New York press reports rapid half mast displays across the city including Wall Street, Trinity Church tolling, and flags lowered on sub treasuries. Foreign consulates and ships also half mast Britain’s queen, with U S flags at ferries and docks joining the tribute. The American Salvationists send a cablegram from their headquarters.
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