King Edward VII Dies as King George V Reigns
London May 7 King Edward VII is dead after a two day illness. Queen Alexandra and the Prince of Wales were present at his deathbed as bronchitis pneumonia and heart trouble caused his end. George Edward Prince of Wales took the oath as successor and became George V. Alexandra may withdraw from public life due to age and sorrow in the wake of the monarchs passing.
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Edward VII Early Life and Reign Milestones
King Edward VII was born in London on November 9, 1841 and succeeded Queen Victoria on January 22, 1901. He became the oldest monarch at his coronation, with one exception since Egbert, and his health was fragile. He married Princess Alexandra on March 10, 1863, and they had five children.
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Roosevelt Arrives in Stockholm Learns of King Edward Death
Ex President Roosevelt reached Stockholm on Saturday and learned of King Edward's death. It may affect his London plans, but he intends to proceed to Berlin to complete his itinerary as announced. President Tatt sent a message overnight confirming UK dispatch and related updates.
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Career of Edward VII King of Great Britain
Edward VII son of Queen Victoria, born 1841, became prince of Wales and held multiple titles. He married Princess Alexandra in 1863, toured India in 1875-76, and ascended the throne in 1901. Known for liberal arts patronage, diplomacy, and public service, he faced ill health delaying his coronation in 1902 and left six children, including Albert and George. The article details his education, travels, political restraint, and reputation.
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Denver Markets Cattle and Grain Prices Report
Denver markets show beef steers at 6.00 to 7.95 per cwt depending on feed type and quality. Cows, heifers, feedlots, and veal values listed alongside grain, hay, and hay prices for regionally sourced commodities.
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Wheat market shocks after government crop report
Chicago traders misread the government crop report with April and September condition figures surprising the crowd. Prices swung as May and corn moved, oats edged lower and provisions rose, ending with a net loss for wheat.
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Copper futures firm as market shows mixed New York quotes
The New York Metal Exchange closed firmer with spot May and June copper around 12 12.90 and July near 12.36. US stock of marketable copper May 1 stood at about 141 million pounds, up from April 1. Local quotes list lake copper around 12.75, electrolytic 12.50, and casting near 12.26.
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World Christian laymen gather for nationwide missionary congress in Chicago
About 4 500 men from every Protestant church in America met in Chicago on May 3 for the Laymen's National Missionary congress. Prominent figures including former Vice President Fairbanks, governors, and senators attended, signaling the close of a major missionary campaign begun in Buffalo last October.
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Missionary policy adopted for Edinburgh World Conference
A national missionary policy is adopted and to be sent to the World's Missionary conference in Edinburgh on June 14. Delegates are apportioned among American churches by membership and gifts. Methodist Episcopal leads with 600, Presbyterians 450, Northern Baptists 330, Southern Baptists 200, Southern Methodist 255, Episcopal 210, others proportionate. The opening session included Crown Him Lord of All and remarks on church unity.
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Western Electropode Co. cure claim advertised in Oklahoma City letter
A woman from Oklahoma City reports rheumatism relief after using Elec tropodes sold by Western Electropode Co Los Angeles offering free trials with no cure no pay. The ad promises quick relief and urges readers to write for trial offers despite questionable authenticity.
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