Six Palaces of King Edward VII Fact Sheet
The piece outlines royal residences with ownership notes of Buckingham Palace Windsor Castle Marlborough House Sandringham Osborne and Balmoral. It contrasts architecture from Buckingham to St James Palace and recalls historical anecdotes about George III IV and William IV, highlighting Windsor as a treasure house.
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Buckingham Palace
St. James Park
Charleses
Mulberry Gardens
John Wryden
Samuel Pepys
Evelyn
Buckingham House
Daniel Defoe
London
George III
Buckingham Mouse
British Museum
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Palace
George IV
London editor on Edward VII death and imperial unity
Alfred Harmsworth writes from St. Augustine praising American press for empathy after Queen Victoria's death. He argues the royal succession strengthens empire ties between Britain and the United States, notes Edward VII as a capable diplomat and organizer, and recalls Windsor Castle, Windsor Park, Marlborough House, and royal ceremonial details.
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New York
Alfred Harmsworth
London Daily Mail
The
Herald
St. Augustine
Fla
Lincoln
Grant
Howard VII
Atlantic
William
Germany
Edward VII
William II
The Forty-Year-Old Cough Cure Advertises Mystery
An old advertisement touts a medicine that claims to cure the worst coughs after sixty years of use. It presents a sweeping promise while hinting at a long-standing reputation.
Notable Shifts in 1900s Stage Careers Highlighted
Katherine Gray lies ill in New York with typhoid pneumonia after a stroke in Pittsburg. Edna May resumes The Girl from Up There at Herald Square. Henrietta Crossman opens Mistress Nell at Tremont Theatre. Princess Chic stars Marguerite Sylva across the West with Mathilde Preville. Hilda Clarke injured knee shelves Bostonians in Kansas City. Gertrude Coghlan tours Becky Sharp in Brooklyn and New England, possibly Boston. Laura Burt returns from London with a new play awaiting production.
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Katherine Gray
John B. Mason
New York
Pittsburg
Edna May
Herald Square Theatre
Henrietta Crossman
Nell
Tremont Theatre
Princess Chic
Marguerite Sylva
West
Mathilde Preville
Hilda Clarke
Bostonians
Kansas City
Gertrude Coghlan
Becky Sharp
Brooklyn
New England
Boston
Laura Burt
London
Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral Ad Promises Large Bottle by Mail
Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral promotes mail order sales, offering a large bottle prepaid for $1.00. Customers are urged to include their nearest express office so the druggist can supply the product or the company will ship directly.
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J. C. Ayer Co
Lowell
Mass
Mayor Van Wyck Refuses to Lower City Hall Flag
New York reports Mayor Van Wyck will not lower the City Hall flag in protest over royal mourning. The measure draws wide attention as one of the few flags in the city left at full mast while others are lowered.
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van Wyck
New York
Royal residences in Britain and their character
The piece surveys Buckingham Palace Balmoral and Windsor Castle noting Buckingham’s decline yet nostalgic mentions of its state use by foreign dignitaries. Balmoral’s vast estate and rustic charm. and Windsor Castle as Europe’s grand royal seat open to the public except private rooms. It references Prince Albert and Queen Victoria era changes.
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Windsor Castle
Berkshire
Thames
Europe
Cure for constipation touted by Cascarets Candy
The ad proclaims the most important discovery of ten years a positive remedy for constipation Cascarets Candy Cathartic. Cure guaranteed. Genuine tablets stamped C C C. Never sold in bulk. Druggists 10c.
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Osborne House and its lands on the Isle of Wight
The article discusses Osborne House as a royal demesne in the Isle of Wight. It notes Victoria purchased it in 1840, mentions the old mansion replaced by a large Italian styled structure, and highlights Osborne’s 5000 acres along the inner shore and its British character.
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Osborne House
Osborne
Isle of Wight
Victoria
Austerbourne
Queen Victoria
German View Of Edward Beruin On King Edward
The German press portrays King Edward with mixed tones. The Post highlights cordial relations with Emperor William and notes their influence on his politics. The Deutsche Tages Zeitung cites past ties to Rhodes and the British Chartered South Africa Company and suggests he may favor closer Britain France ties over Boer peace terms.
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Beruin
England
William
Deutsche Tages Zeitung
Edward
South Africa Company
Rhodes
Chamberlain
Germany
Great Britain
France
Royal Residences on the Isle of Wight and European Figures
The Isle of Wight offers Osborne and nearby Cowes as royal and noble centers with Marlborough House serving as Wing’s town residence. Sandringham is noted as the king’s country seat, while public notices mention Elizabethan style houses and the Queen’s limited visits after Victoria’s death. International remarks discuss Emperor William’s private England visit and royal family reactions.
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Marlborough House
Vorwaerts
Europe
Georges
Cologne
Volks Zeitung
William
England
Queen Victoria
Victoria
Schaumburg-Lippe
Frederick
First salute to the King greeted by Balfour at death chamber
In Cowes on the Isle of Wight on January 2 Mr Balfour greeted the King as he emerged from the death chamber. The scene captured a ceremonial moment with the monarch acknowledged by the prime minister at a somber event.
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Treasury
Edward VII
Osborne House
Mr. Balfour
Albert Edward
Earl Pembroke
Earl Clarendon
Victoria
Wart Charrendon
Beatrice
Christian
Germany
Balfour
Cowes
Isle of Wight
Mayor Declines Half Mast Flag Over City Hall
Donald A. Pond of 624 Washington street asks Mayor Van Wyck why the City Hall flag isn’t at half mast after the Queen’s death. The mayor replies the flag remains at the top of the pole. The exchange ends with a terse dismissal.
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City Hall
van Wyck
Donald A. Pond
Washington Street
Flae
Irish plight unlikely to shift under Edward VII
London January 23 Justin McCarthy remarks that replacing the queen with the Prince of Wales as sovereign will likely have little or no effect on the Irish national cause. He warns the prince’s circle is imperialist and unsympathetic to Irish aims, urging Irish leaders to unite and press Parliament for restoration of a national Parliament. He adds the prince could aid if he accepts the Irish claim in time.
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England
Windsor
Windsor Park
Edward VII
Marlborough House
Francis Knollys
Stanley Clarke
Sydney Greville
London
Justin McCarthy
Prince of Wales
Ireland
Senators Elected Across Several States Today
Across multiple states voters and legislatures today elected or re-elected United States Senators. Thomas Kearns was chosen in Utah, Francis E. Warren was re-elected in Wyoming, James H. Berry and Robert Gumble won seats in Arkansas and South Dakota, Waite Nelson and Moses Clipp won in Minnesota, and Elkins and Carmack secured seats in West Virginia and Tennessee respectively.
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Salt Lake
Utah
Thomas Kearns
United States
Lincoln
Neb
Cheyienne
Wyo
Francis E. Warren
Little Rock
Ark
James H. Lerry
Pierre
S. D
Robert G. Gum
Educators discuss youth education at Brunswick club
Professor William T. Sedgwick of technology and Professor Edwin L. Start of Tufts spoke to the Young Men's Congregational Club at the Brunswick last night on The Young Men of the Twentieth Century in Education. President John S. Burrows presided.
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William T. Sedgwick
Technology
Eewin L. Start
Tufts
Shrunswick
Johns. Burrows
Worcester's Oldest Man John P Marble Dies in Worcester
Worcester aged man John P Marble, reputedly the city's oldest resident, died today at an advanced age. Born in Worcester, Marble had long been a familiar figure in local affairs and was widely mourned by neighbors and friends. Funeral arrangements were not yet announced.
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Worcester
John P. Marble
Scott's Emulsion Advertises Gripper Remedy
An old ad urges immediate bed rest during a grippe attack and to start Scott's Emulsion after the acute phase. It claims the natural remedy restores vitality and prevents pneumonia or bronchitis and offers a free trial bottle from Scott & Bowne of New York.
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Scott
Scott & Bowne
Pearl Street
New York
Standard Piano Forte Recital Opens Tenth Programme at Steinert Hall
Next Monday evening at Steinert Hall the tenth standard piano forte recital, arranged by Carfacilen, draws large audiences. Mrs. Reinhold Faelten will introduce the programme featuring Mozart Fantasia minor, Mozart sonata G major, Beethoven variations with fugue on Handel, capriccio brilliant B minor by Mennell, with orchestral parts arranged for piano by faculty members Miss Alberta Munro, Miss Survie Crane, Miss Michel Stone, Messrs George U Grauberery and Bertram Henry conducted by the faculty.
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Steinert Hall
Car Facilen
Musical Academy
Reinhold Faelten
Mozart
Beethoven
Mennelsscht
Alberta Munro
Jianoforts
Survie Crane
Michel Stone
George U Grauberery
Bertram Henry
Recital by Mahr At New England Conservatory
Mahr played Spohr concerto in A major and Beethoven piece last night at the New England Conservatory of Music. A violinist, three years old, Justin by Szenessy Bele, performed. Alfred De Voto assisted.
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F. Mahr
Spohr
Conservatory of Music
Szenessy Bele
Mr. Mahr
Alfred de Voto
Burton Holmes Presents The Edge of China Lecture
Burton Holmes opened a Tremont Temple lecture series with The Edge of China. The talk highlighted recent events in China and is slated to be repeated Saturday at 2 40 PM with Moki Land announced for January 30.
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Tremont Temple
Burton Holmes
China
Moxie Nerve Food Company Elects New Directors and Officers
At the annual stockholders meeting in New England Frank E. Thompson of Arlington was elected president replacing the retiring Taylor. John L. Beauchin of Allston was named secretary while F E Thompson becomes treasurer and Harry A. Thompson is named treasurer alongside new directors including Augustin Thompson Lowell and others. The president immediately begins a country tour of plants and distribution centers.
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Moxie Nerve Food Company
New England
Frank E. Thompson
Arlington
John L. Beauchain
Allston
Augustin Thompson
Lowell
F. N. Young
Harry A. Thompson
Taylor
Frank KE. Thompson
Appleton National Bank
Mass
F. E. Thompson
John L. Beauchsin
Frank F. Thompson
Printers to Hold Smoke Talk in Dexter Hall
The Boston Typographical Union No 15 book and job branch hosts a smoke talk this evening at Dexter Hall Wells Memorial starting at 8 o clock. Book and job compositors are invited. A strong programme with music and speakers is planned and refreshments will be served.
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Boston
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