Coronation of Edward VII Described in Crown Event Account
An account details the June 26 coronation of Edward VII as king of Britain and Ireland and emperor of India. It notes preparations, ceremonial elements like the orb and crown, and the crowd’s reaction in Westminster Abbey as God Save the King rings out and nobles don coronets.
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Edward VII
Great Britain and Ireland
India
Great Britain
Sean
Canterbury
Worksop
King
Royal Lineage and Key Dates of Edward VII Era
A compact recount of monarchs crowned on Thursdays and the life of Edward VII born November 9, 1641, who succeeded his mother January 22, 1901. It cites his marriage to Princess Alexandra of Denmark on March 10, 1853 and notes their children including George Frederick, the Prince of Wales born in 1865, his marriage to Princess May of Teck in 18v3, plus other offspring Louise Victoria, Maud, Charles, and Victoria Alexandra.
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Stephen
John
Richard II
William and Mary
Queen Anne
George IV
William IV
Queen Victoria
Edward VII
Alexandra of
Denmark
George Frederick
Prince of Wales
Princess May of
Teck
Louise Victoria
Duchess of Fife
Maud
Charles
Victoria Alexandra
Coronation Ceremony Details for Queen Alexandra Crowned
The rite includes homage to the choir and galleries, the king receiving the sacrament, and the Hallelujah chorus. After a brief pause, the archbishop of York crowns the queen with the scepter and rod, while prayers and coronation ravens of elites follow, ending with communion. The crown, scepter, and dove-topped rod are described, and Alexandra’s wish for Russian-style crowning is noted but deemed unlikely.
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York
Alexandra
William III
Ti Ia
Royal procession through London streets in royal June 26 pageant
The royal car procession will move 14 miles through London from the Strand to Fleet Street and the law courts to greet the king and queen. The lord mayor and Mansion House retinue will await them at Temple Bar, with medieval ceremonial echoes and a replica gate possibly closing Fleet Street.
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London
Victoria
Old Temple Bar
Fleet Street
Strand
Dublin
Coronation Service Described in Detail at Westminster Abbey
The document outlines the king and queen’s travel to Westminster Abbey, the royal procession, and the sequence of rites. It covers the welcome by Westminster scholars, the presentation of regalia, the litany, sermon, oath, anointing, and the investiture with tunics and robes, ending with the orb and royal regalia.
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Buckingham Palace
Westminster Abbey
Westminster School
Archbishop of Canterbury
Westminster
London
Canterbury
Coronation rites and royal ceremonies described in detail
The article outlines the coronation sequence including the crown placement, the coronet on a cushion, and the funeral customs with the crown on the coffin. It details the homage by the king, nobles, and commoners, the cheering, the lord mayor's procession, and the Victoria memorial sod ceremony connected to Queen Victoria's memory. It notes diplomatic guests and the aim to invite world tribute through the celebration and national undertaking.
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England
London
Iritual
House of Commons
God Save Be
Gog
Magog
Fleet Street
St. Paul's
Mansion House
Victoria
Buck
King Mand
Queen Victoria
Kansas State News Highlights From Hutchinson and Beyond
Population of Hutchinson 10 254 up 245 in a year and near 1 000 since 1900 census. Postmaster Bath of Kanopolis under arrest for inflating parcel rate cancellations. Three Republican candidates named for next House seat: Barree, Grosser, and Leland. KU loses two professors Williston to Chicago and Adams to Stanford. Wolves surge in northwestern Kansas with farmers reporting nearly 100 scalps in a day at Oberlin. Masonic pilgrimage planned for June 24 with 1 000 expected in Wichita. Philip Campbell nominated for Third district congressman after late balloting. Willis ton comments on pay and curriculum at Kansas University. Local banking shifts as Kulp resigns post as Oberlin cashier amid county funds issue. Possible postmaster reappointments discussed for Leavenworth and Atchison. Ostlund visits Sweden after 90 years in Kansas. State fish commission tightens enforcement with 55 deputies and 12 convictions. Abilene arrest of a man with a 14 year old girl, both to reform school and penitentiary respectively.
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Hutchinson
Assensor
Charles S. Bath
Kanopolx
Simaster
George J. Barre
Douglas
Emil Grosser
Dickinson
Cyrus Leland
Doniphan
University of Kansas
Samuel D. Williston
University of Chicago
E. D. Adams
Leland Stanford University
Kansas
Oberlin
Plains
Wichita
St. John's Day
Philip P. Campbell
Pittsburg
Winfield
C. P. Ergenbright
George W. Wheatley
Campbell
Ergenbright
Kansas University
Williston
Kansas College
J. E. Kulp
Decatur County
Oberlin National Bank
D. R. Anthony, Jr
Leavenworth
Curtis
Fred Willard
Berryman
Atchison
J. M. Chisham
Bailey
John Ostlund
Sweden
McPherson
John W. Haughey
Haughey
Abilene
Reform School
Reed Eats Lunch in Court During Tesla Stanley Case
Thomas Brackett Reed, expert in electricity, attends a New York court session for the Stanley Electrical company versus Westinghouse over an alleged Tesla motor patent. The courtroom displays highlight electrical machinery while Reed, with William C. Whitney, shares ham and chicken biscuits from a yellow grip sack at recess.
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Thomas Brackett Reed
United States
New York
Maine
Mr. Need
Stanley Electrical Company
Pittsfield
Mase
Westinghouse Company
Stanley
Nikola Tesla
Stanley Company
Tesla
Fragmented miscellany notes from Metaphysical Magazine
A scattered snippet discusses diverse facts from birds to languages and geography. It notes the mandarin duck, rice varieties, Spanish in commerce, monthly bean planting, volcanic counts in the Americas, New York real estate tallies, and a divorce defense liability rule, ending with historic doctorate origins in Italy.
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Japan
North America
Central America
South America
New York
Manhattan
Queens
Bronx
Richmond
Brooklyn
Appellate Division
New York State
Inerius
University of
Bologna
Gulielmo Gordenio
College of
Aosti
Italy
Peterson Testifies Dodd's Kidney Pills Help Back Pain
Breed Wisconsin June 16 Charles F Peterson Justice of the Peace for Oconto County recounts relief from years of back pain after using one box of Dodd's Kidney Pills. He says he feels as well as ever and has recommended the remedy to others with good results.
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Dodd
Mr. Peterson
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King Edward ViI
Her Majesty
Alexandra, Queen OF
Kansas State News
Reed
William ©. Whitney
Chicago
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