Sketch of Life of King Edward VII
A retrospective portrait of Edward VII highlighting his accession on January 23 at St James Palace, ceremonial revival, and early reign challenges. It covers his health, state opening of parliament, peace efforts with the Boers, and a long totting of royal travels including visits to Detroit Chicago St. Louis Philadelphia and Cowes yachts. It notes his patronage of the turf and sports, and his fondness for cards and baccarat.
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Proclamation and Coronation Ceremonies of Edward VII
The article recounts the accession events of Edward VII, detailing the Privy Council’s salute and heraldic processions, the City of London proclamation at Temple Bar, and the Royal Exchange. It covers his first appearances, oath debates, and first abroad tours to the United States and India, with notes on his upbringing and long public service.
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Elopement Planned by Chicago Merchant and Dayton Heiress
Hamilton Livingstone, a wealthy Chicago hardware merchant, and Ona Hauser of Dayton elope on a Sabbath morning, using trolley lines to reach Covington for a clandestine marriage. Livingstone secures a license and asks Rev. J.S. Blackburn to perform the ceremony at Covington. The couple plans a quiet breakfast ruse at 97 Maple Street before departure.
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Estimating Contest Offers 1490 Chances at Prizes
The notice describes a prize drawing with 1490 chances to win in a $34 000 estimating contest. It explains that a group of ten people each contribute an estimate and receive ten chances per participant to win any of 490 prizes or a share of the total 34 008 dollars.
Model tenement house to open in Feemster Street
Dr. S J D Meade plans an $8000 model tenement on Feemster Street near Columbia Avenue East End. The three story building will have thirteen flats with three rooms and baths per unit, a gas stove in each kitchen, and an attic laundry with station tubs and hot and cold water. It aims to prove healthy sanitary housing can pay, with rents affordable to the poor. Health officials push building changes and sewerage work, with arrests likely if orders are ignored.
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