Empire Heart Laid Bare at King George’s Funeral Rite
The nation mourned as the late king’s remains were moved from Sandringham to Westminster Hall. Royal mourners and dignitaries filled Westminst er for a solemn service with the Archbishop of Canterbury delivering prayers. The scene showed deep public grief and a restrained, dignified procession through London.
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League Council Sees Brief Debate On Russo Uruguayan War
In Geneva the League Council spent most of its session on breaking diplomatic ties amid claims of Soviet interference. M Utvinoff denied financing charges as rival delegates called for cross‑delegation talks. The council adopted a committee report on Abyssinia liability and discussed potential oil sanctions, with voting to resume after a technical inquiry.
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Italy’s Protest to League Council Reveals Mediterranean Pact
The Morning Post notes Rome’s protest at the League Council, with Britain France Greece and Yugoslavia Turkey pledging mutual resistance in the Mediterranean if Italy attacks. Italy counters that precautions are unnecessary and cites Mussolini’s assurances of no British threat amid the Italo Abyssinian war.
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Schools to Reopen on Tuesday Stated by Education Minister
The Minister for Education announced that schools will reopen on Tuesday instead of Wednesday. He urged all teachers to fly the school flag at half-mast on Tuesday in response to the recent events.
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Ayoney
Drummond
Counter Attack Near Addis Ababa Reportedly
Fragmentary OCR text mentions an attack near Addis Ababa with claims of large casualties and arms, ammunition, and provisions seized. References to people and officials are garbled. specifics unclear due to damaged source.
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King's Funeral Holiday ReVOKED by Commonwealth Gazette
The Commonwealth Government rescinded the Tuesday public holiday for King Edward's funeral after his expressed wish for no mourning day in London. A Canberra Gazette revoked the proclamation, noting the day should avoid widespread buninmat activities. A two minute silence was proposed during the service with exact timing to be announced tomorrow.
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Canberra
Coronation Next Year Opened by Speech in London
Early in the speech in London the coronation was mentioned as slated for the following year. The report notes anticipation and preparatory steps underway for the ceremonial events.
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Thureday
Proclaimed King Edward mourn day canceled in Sydney
Sydney officials revoke the Tuesday mourning order at King Edward's request. Public offices and many businesses resume normal operations while some venues keep limited hours. The government withdraws hotel closures and two minute silence will still occur at noon Tuesday. Town Hall and stadiums plan regular holiday procedures despite the reversal. London stores and theaters contemplate closing policies.
New French Premier Parib Formed Cubiast
Friday report states Me Barra organized Cubiast with himself as Premier leading the new government formation.
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IS EAMEN ST R IKE OWNERS STAND IN MELBOURNE
A fragmented report from Melbourne notes talks between shipowners and fishermen during a Friday conference. The owners demand early retirement for idle ships and decline disclosure of details while negotiations continue. An interview with Attorney General Menzies followed, seeking suspension of the licensing system.
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Nowaver
King's Last Act Described by Archbishop in Lords
The Archbishop of Canterbury delivered what was called the most impressive speech in the House of Lords. He detailed the Privy Council’s final Sandring assembly and the king’s final moments, noting the enduring duty that guided his last actions.
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Canberra reconsiders royal funeral holiday arrangements
The Minister for the Interior Mr Patterson announced in Canberra that Parliament’s plan to observe Tuesday as a public and bank holiday for the King’s burial service has been withdrawn. Public offices will open as usual and banks and hotels reopen, with schools returning to normal operations. Government staff may be released to attend a memorial service at Parliament House in the morning, and businesses are urged to cooperate.
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Australia’s Sympathy Appreciated Message From King
His Excellency the Governor General conveys deep gratitude for the King’s expression of sympathy to Australia. The message dated January 28, 1886 from London thanks the Government and people of the Commonwealth for their kind thoughts during a time of sorrow.
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Commonwealth
Australia
Edward
King Lies In State In Westminster Hall
The British public lines up for a solemn view as King George lies in state in Westminster Hall after the king’s death. Crowds form a long queue despite police efforts, with people from all walks of London showing respect and awaiting the chance to pass the bier.
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George
Westminster Hall
Grenadier Guards
Parliament Mourns King Father In Condolence Motion
The article recalls a meeting in Westminster Hall where both Houses of Parliament gathered to pass a condolence resolution to the King and Queen Mother. Prime Minister Baldwin announced the sovereign’s message noting deep national mourning for the late King, praising his service and leadership. He described the crown’s power as constitutional, urging unity and respect for the future.
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