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Americans Rule At Coronation Peerage For W. W. Astor Is Certain
London June 14 Whitelaw Reid arrives in Liverpool as the American envoy to King Edward's coronation. British society treats Mr Reid with warmth, while King Edward chats at length with American financier James R. Keene. The piece notes American peeresses and widowed countesses, and maritime financier J Pierpont Morgan's perceived influence and health concerns. Duke of Connaught may follow Lord Roberts as commander in chief, with Lord Kitchener as adjutant general, and mentions American scientists studying Martinique’s Mont Pelee.
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Faul Lambeth
London
Whitelaw Reid
Edward
Reid
Liverpool
Colling
C. B
Duke of Wartborough
Duchess Ja
Order of the Garter
Mr. Reid
James R. Keene
King Lewanika
Astor
William Waldorf Astor
America
House of Fords
Bimself
Marlborough
Manchester
Lily of Marlborough
Consuelo
Craven
Heoeex
Tankerville
Countess of
Egmont
Katie Howell
South Carolina
Warchioness of
Dufferin
Baroness Fairfax
Virginia
Lord Fairfax
Baroness Newborough
Grace Carr
Herring Pond
Minnie
Marchioness
Anglesey
Alice
Malcoln
Poltalioch
Gare
Ess
Eechet
Edith
Playfair
Helen
Abinger
Viscountess Deerhurst
Virginia Bonynge
California
Earldom
Coventry
Arthur Butler
Eton Brager
Ohio
Marquis of Ormonde
Clement Scot
Clement Scott
Nella Gyrett
St. James Theater
Andra
Finsen Institute
Finsen
Mr. Morgan
London Hospital
Copenhagen
Morgan
Duke of Connaught
Bobs
Henry Labbouchere
Lord Kitchener
Soudan
Omduriman
Walla
Khartoum
South Africa
Martinique
Mont Pelee
Royal Society
Br. Tempest Anderson
Flett
Geological Survey
St . Pierre