Seaboard Arbor Day Planned for Line Schoolhouses
Seaboard Air Line work spreads to improve schoolhouses from Richmond to Florida. circulars seek residents views and suggest beautification ideas while inviting white schools within ten miles of stations to list their names. Arbor Day set for March 20 with a flag day celebration on July 4 and tree planting along the line.
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Jacksonville
Fla
Mra
E G. McOnabe
Seaboard Air Line Industrial Association
Seaboard Air Line
Richmond
Florida
Two-Headed Woman Fare Puzzle Spurs Rail Officials
Atlasta Jan 22. A two headed two bodied woman Millie Christine Curminalese prompts rail fare debate. Atlanta and West Point officials consider charging one fare for one person or two fares for two persons under one attire. Final guidance pending. Kruger Goes to Utrecht and other brief items report political and public concerns, prisoner recapture, medical testimonials, and yellow fever dispatches from Brazil.
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Atlasta
Wickersham
Atlanta
West Point
Millie
Joseph Hi
Millie Christine
Aho
Queen Calvn ly of Great Hellata Dies Quietly at Osborne House
The Queen of Great Hellata and Empress of India Calvn ly died peacefully at Osborne House on January 22 at 6:30 PM, surrounded by her children and grandchildren. Messages from the Prince of Wales Albert Edward described the family gathering and farewell, noting a whispered goodbye as attendants remained at her bedside.
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Great Hellata
India
Osborne House
Isle of Wight
James Reid
R. Douglass Powell
Thomas Barlow
Cowrs
Prince of Wales
William
Victoria's Last Hours Amid Deathbed News and Mourning
The Victoria tale reports crowds at the Mansion House watching a bulletin on the queen's condition with widespread grief. Royal figures including Mr. Balfour and the Duchess of Connaught's children head for Osborne as parliament and privy council arrangements loom for a potential proclamation and condolence votes.
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Lexpos
Mansion House
Balfour
Treasury
Duchess of Connaught
Osborne
Lord Salisbury
Mr. Balfour
Connaught
Victoria
Privy Council
Parliament
George
William
Hohenzollern
Kiel
Cowes
Liam
Germany
Not Dispatches From Foreign Office Yet Seen By Queen
A chronicled note recalls the queen’s limited involvement in dispatch handling and a single occasion when she prompted an actress at Sandringham. It also mentions the wreath inscription on the bishop of London’s coffin and a lord chamberlain’s arrival at Osborne. A London reply to the Prince of Wales’ message expresses grief on the monarch’s death. The ad-like closing promotes Electric Bitters as a health tonic for women’s appearance and health.
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Bexsax
Associated Press
Victorian
Emperor William
England
Isle of Wight
Prince of Wales
Cowes
Osborne House
Royal Residence
Osborne
Whippingham Church
Royale
Willian
Germany
Foreign Office
House of Commons
Terry
Sandri
Len Terry
Sandringham
Misa ‘Orry
London
Lord Clarendon
Christian
Schleswig-Holstein
Duke of Argyll
Canterbury
Massion House
Loxpox
Frank Greene
Outrages by Creek Indians Alarm Western Territory
Reports from west of here describe outrages by Snake band Creeks who whip other Indians and seize allotment filings. They threaten to run the Creek nation themselves, have warned white laborers, confiscate improvements, and collect cattle fines while urging a white-backed punishment. US authorities are appealed to as terror grips the region.
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Euravia
Yan
Here
United States
St. Louis Globe-Democrat
McKinley
Snake Band
Eafaula
Young Tarheel Criminals Seek State Reformatory
A January 22 hearing before penal institutions committees in both NC houses examined a bill to establish a state reformatory for young criminals. Testimony cited judge calls for reform and prison records showed white youths under 14 few, while black youths and girls faced higher admissions. report notes.
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North Carolina
Raneton
State Penitentiary Board
Altar Fire Disrupts Service at Jacksonville Church
Fire erupted at the Church of the Good Shepherd in Jacksonville Florida during Sunday mass drawing about 260 worshippers. Parishioners torn altar cloth and candelabra from the altar as flames spread to pine rafters until extinguished about 56 minutes later.
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Jacksonville
Fla
Jacksonvitte
Church of the Good Shepherd
Death of Queen Victoria Spurs World Mourning Observances
London dispatch reports Europe’s royalty expected at Queen Victoria’s funeral with a Windsor burial planned at Frogmore mausoleum. A state lie in Windsor Waterloo Chamber precedes a royal yacht conveyance to Portam and a night funeral at 0 o'clock. The Frogmore mausoleum houses Prince Consort Albert’s remains in a 1820s elaborately carved tomb.
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New York
London
Europe
Qeen Victoria
Frogmore Mausoleum
Prince Consort
Windsor Park
Waterloo
Windsor Castle
Germany
Denmark
Greece
Belgium
Servia
Saxony
Portugal
England
Osborne House
Frogmore
William IV
Osthorne House
Portam
Victoria Station
Paddington
Windwor
Solemn oath as king swears to govern according to law in London
In Lexpos the king emperor arrived at 12 55 pm to Marlborough House and preside at the first privy council attended by Lord Safford and a large assembly of ministers peers and judges. The oath was administered by Lord Salisbury after a formal address and all present kissed the king's hand before departure. Crowds cheered as the procession ended with the monarch returning to Marlborough House. The Commons and Lords then met at o'clock and took the allegiance oath to the new sovereign.
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Lexpos
Marlborough House
Privy Council
Lord Safford
Prince of Wales
Horse Guards
Edward VII
Great Britain
Ireland
India
Duke of Devonshire
Victoria I
Lord Salisbury
United States Senators by Legislatures in Several States
Reports from Jan 28 to Feb 93 list multiple state legislatures electing United States senators in joint sessions. Notable entries include Barry re elected in Arkansas, Elkins in West Virginia, Carmack in Tennessee, Cullom in Illinois, Nelson and Clapp in Minnesota, with Turley vacancy noted. Also mentions a turpentine camp shooting involving a self styled Jesse James and a prison escape in Alabama. The Commoner first issue published in Lincoln, Nebraska.
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United States
Little Rock
Srusormy
Shelby M. Cullom
United States Senate
Senate
House
St. Paul
Dowling
Knute Nelson
Moses E. Clapp
Cushman K. Davis
Bank Officers Indicted In Glynn County Presentment
Glynn County grand jury indicts Dr J M Madden and A H Lane bank officers of the defunct Merchant Bank. They allegedly approved a conveyance and transfer of 1 990 000 after insolvency, not for all creditors and stockholders, warrants issued for their arrest, case set for trial at May term.
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Glynn County Grand Jury
Broxswick
J. M. Madden
A. H. Lane
London Mourns Queen as Nation Halts in Silence
London enshrouded in mourning with fog over the city and blinds drawn. Government offices half-masted, courts and exchanges close after tributes to the late queen. Churches fill with large congregations, prayers altered for the sovereign and royal family. Black drapes and widespread business stoppages mark the day.
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Lexpos
London
West End
Law Courts
Stock Exchange
St Paul's Cathedral
Indiana contractor bond forfeited in graft case at Jackson
In the circuit court Judge Powell forfeited the $5,000 bond of J E Gibson Indiana building contractor charged with trying to bribe Governor Longino for the new storehouse contract. Gibson vanished from Jackson after the grand jury indicted him. The fragmentary text following mentions a product name and stray words not forming a coherent detail.
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Tacksox
Miss
Circouit
Powell
J. E. Gibson
Indiana
Longino
Gibson
Jackson
Mody to He Taken to Windsor No Lying In State
A London morning reports the queen's body to be moved to Windsor with the royal yacht Alberta ready to convey her remains. Crowds along Trinity pier watch as King and royal party embark for the voyage. preparations for obsequies are arranged by the Privy Council.
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Mody
Windsor
Cowra
Isle of Wight
Trinity Pier
Alberts
Hohenzolhrn
Alberta
Prince Henry of Battenberg
Osborn House
Duke of Conneaught
Duke of York
Prince Christian
Australia
Isis
Diboete House
Cowen
Privy Council
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