King George V Proclaimed Amid National Grief in 1910
The article reports the proclamation of George V as king following the sudden death of Edward VII. It notes royal family sorrow, public interest, and swift preparations for the accession ceremony at Windsor. It highlights the new monarch’s anticipated popularity and the nation’s widespread reaction.
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London
Hwwekinjrham Palace
Windsor
Edward VII
Priien
Waliss
Abe
George
Ata Tniher
Senator From Jersey Weighs Fort and Kean as Possible Successor
Governor Fort and Senator Kean emerge as potential successors in Jersey politics. The unnamed source notes the senator from New Jersey may step into the role, with Fort and Kean discussed as frontrunners amid shifting state leadership and party dynamics.
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Kean
Dying King Edward Seeks Work to End
Fragmentary account recalls King Edward's final hours as he urged continued public duties despite illness. Doctors reported heart and lung strain, yet he remained conscious, insisting on completing his service and signing documents. The scene emphasized perseverance over frailty amid a nation in mourning.
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Honus
Kaward
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Edward
Bn Aimsel
SCHURMAN ON DEAD KING Wayward Occupation Sentences World Stage
Ithaca May 9 Cornell President Beburman Canadian born comments on King Edward death. He says the death removes a unifying force for Britain and empire and could unsettle Anglo American relations. He notes Edward VII's role in easing tensions and preserving harmony and mutual understanding among nations.
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Ithaca
King Mward
Beburman
Cornell Uni Yersity
Wayward
Jona
Staton
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Edyard
Been
Edward VII Civic Friend to Britain and Asia
The article lauds King Edward VII for fostering cordial ties between Britain and foreign powers, noting his preeminence among ministers in pursuing and executing policy. Initiated by Lord Salisbury in Queen Victoria's era, his diplomacy with imperial nations is praised as a beacon of goodwill and fraternal sentiment.
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Europe
Great Britain
Timsell
Vialin
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Salibury
Queen Victoria
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Britiel Empire
Phan
Putlona
The Truce of God by Alfred Austin in London
A poem commemorates the death of a king, lamenting war and praising peace. It frames the ruler as timely in seeking domestic harmony and safeguarding the realm from further feuds. The piece urges national unity and the sacred path of God leading to patriotic peace.
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London
Alfred Austin
Marrate
Fastiovn
Family in queer tangle of divorces and marriages
A tangled sequence of divorces and marriages creates a complex set of relatives. The piece describes Mary Tillenbeth Matthews, now married to David Muastthawn, and outlines how she was previously married to James Matthews, David’s father, making James's former wife also his daughter in law. The report notes awkward familial links and a comic remark from Pa Matthews about the situation.
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Deesoy
Purathi
Dave
Jerseyville
Mary Tillenbeth Matthews
David Muatthawn
James Matthews
David
Matthews
David Matthews
Mary Elizabeth
Dan
Pa Matthews
Miner Turns Coal Worker After Clerical Life
Melvin Nyer of Ellwood City Pa died at 20 after leaving the Methodist ministry for coal mining. He studied theology, preached in the Holwapal church, then adopted the miner’s helmet. He worked in local mines and is survived by his wife and five children.
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Melvin Nyer
Hugo Vert
Methodist Episcopal Ministry
Meindant
Methodist Holwapal
Hla
The Cholera Banke on Sandy Hook Hospital Ship
Thousands of New Yorkers fled cholera fears along the banks near Sandy Hook after the cholera outbreak. The isolation policy was enforced to curb spread, and a hospital ship anchored offshore as many afflicted died in New York.
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Shibiing Kvisin
Tinea
Thy Chyler Bank
Tly New de Ceat
Sandy Hook
Ikon
Newfound land Fisheries Case At The Hague
The United States will present the Newfoundland fisheries dispute before the Permanent Court at The Hague next month. Judge George Gray of Delaware will represent the United States, with Britain and Canada contesting the shared right to fish in Newfoundland waters under the 1818 treaty. The case tests national claims on fishing hours methods and regulatory authority, with international panels including Austria, Argentina, the Netherlands, Canada, and the United States.
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Hague
Future of New England Fisheries
Stoke
Gray
Delaware
United State
Wastinet SR
Westin
Great Britain
United States
Lum Jand Fuhine Industriog
Mipgt Emindht
Hank Comnfflex
Fovnilund Valota
the Hague
Mene Bors
Meintich Lammasehi
Austria
Telbinil
Luke M. Dragho
Argentine Republin
Jonidierr
Alf. Desagernin Lohman
Netherlands
George Gray
United States Circuit Court
Charles Fitzpatrick
Jssues
Supreme Court of
Dominion of Canada
Gseues
Canada
Newfoundland
Treaty questions on Uaited States coast privileges
The document asks if inhabitants and vessels on the southern coast from Aipe Bay to Gilronn Islands and Mang dalen islands may be subject to entry or reporting requirements without US consent. It queries commercial privileges for US authorized vessels per Article 1 of the 1818 treaty and notes two minor questions.
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United States
Croeks
News Toundland Sehiei
Aipe Bay
Gilronn Islands
Mangdalen Islands
Oma
Four hundred fifty men resume work at Pittsburgh Pluty Glass
Ford City Pa May 9 four hundred fifty men were put to work as Watt No 1 of the Pittsburgh Pluty Glass company resumed operations after a shutdown caused by the burning of plant No 4. Most workers returned to the same job and others were transferred to other plants.
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Ford City
Watt No. 1
Pitsburg Pluty Glass Company
Births Exceed Deaths Reported in Pennsylvania
Harrisburg reports February 193? death total 19 079 with births at 1 385. State health bureau notes births outpaced deaths in the month, detailing vital statistics for Pennsylvania.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Bureau of Vital Statistics
State Department of Health
Vebrusey
Stoker Drowns After Jumping Overboard Aboard Oceana
New York May 1 Aboard the steamer Oceana a Talin stoker jumped overboard around 7230 this morning as crew attempted rescue. Six men were aboard the hatch, three were drowned, others rescued by a second boat. The ship stood by for bodies but found none and proceeded to Bermuda.
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New York
Oceana
Hoa
Stoker
Bermuda
Train Wrecker Wilte Learns Humble Lesson
A fragment from the Yorkton Times narrates a boy who proclaims to his father and mother that he is a “trash wreck er,” after being told to play elsewhere while the father works. The scene shows parental rebuke and the boy’s quick confession.
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Willie
Wille
Wilte
Rorkton Times
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