Plans for Funeral of Late King Edward in London
ENGLISH COURT NEWS reports King George V’s busy schedule as he oversees funeral arrangements for Edward VII. Roosevelt named as U.S. special envoy to attend. Queen Alexandra to be known as Queen Mother. royal guards and public closures during the procession.
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George Frederick Ernest Albert
Edward
Marlborough House
Duke of Clarence
House of Lords
Duke of York
Victoria May of
Teth
Duke of Cornwall
India
London
England
King George
Buckingham Palace
Roosevelt
United States
Whitelaw Reid
Windsor
Westminster Hall
George
House of Commons
Westminster Abbey
Chapel Royal
Goldstream Guards
George V
Edward VII
Buckingham
Alexandra
Queen Mother
Henrietta Maria
Charles I
NEW RULER OF GREAT BRITAIN Queen Mary
Reports describe Queen Mary Augusta Victoria as the new British sovereign, replacing Victoria and shaping a different court culture. The American social season faces disruption as houses remain empty and Bohemian elements recede with Edward VII’s death. Washington notes Queen Alexandra’s sorrow and plans a wreath from Mount Vernon trees and Washington magnolia leaves for Edward VII’s tomb.
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Queen Mary
Edward
Victoria Mary
Victoria
Anne Hyde
James II
Mary II
Anne
Quene
Victoria Mary Augusta
Louisa Olga
Pauline Claudine Agnes
King III
Washington, D. C
Edward VII
England
Mt. Vernon
Washington
Grand Council
Mount Vernon
Prince of Wales
Mt.Vernon
Heinze Acquitted in Bank Wrecking Case
Augustus Heinze, once president of Mercantile National Bank, is acquitted in New York of misapplying bank funds and overcertifying a brother firm's checks. The jury rejects federal charges tied to panic era financing. Charles W. Morse received fifteen years for bank wrecking.
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New York City
Augustus Heinze
New York
Mercantile National Bank
Otto Heinze & Co
Heinze
Charles W. Morse
Immigrant Plans Move to Louisiana Ports as New Efforts
Hebrew emigrants bureau chief Stanley Bero eyes diverting Hebrew arrivals from New York to southern ports in Louisiana as he inspects sites for a large colonist settlement. The article notes other diverse items including a jail sentence in Los Angeles for Walter Prescott and a Roosevelt invitation letter from Ek L Turner of Anniston Alabama.
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New York
Southern Porte
Stanley Bero
Bureau
Galveston
Texas
Mr. Bero
Louisiana
Germany
Russia
Walter Prescott
Los Angeles
Cal
Prescott
Rogues
Atlanta
Ek. L. Turner
Anniston
Ala
One Hundred
Theodore Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Hunter-Traveler-Statesman
South
Chicago
John Y. Miller
Paris
Lit
Alva Kale
Kale
R. T. Hale
Cassanc
N. J
Schurmann
Cornell University
Smith Declines Governor Race in Public Statement
Former Georgia governor Hoke Smith released a public statement saying personal reasons prevent him from entering the race for governor this fall. He notes that his past legislative work remains the state policy and that he will support measures promoting good government from outside office.
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Atlanta
Hoke Smith
Smith
Important School Decision Limits County Districting
The Georgia Supreme Court rules there is no authority for a county board of education to district part of a county while leaving other areas undistributed. In Lansdell et al v King, the court cites the 1906 act requiring boards to district every county and notes Columbia County’s action to tax only three districts was inappropriate.
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Appling
County Board of Education
Supreme Court
Lansdell
King of
Colored Farmers' Union Plans Statewide Organization
In Macon Georgia a Georgia Colored Farmers' Union is proposed to unite colored farmers with divisions and county chapters across the state. The group aims to safeguard the interests of Negro planters and has filed applications in Bibb Superior Court in connection with the organizing effort.
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Macon
Georgia Colored Farmers’ Union
Loraine
Bible Superior Court
Shoes Dry Goods Groceries A Few Articles
Local listing notes that the shop handles select items exclusively. The brief outlines footwear dry goods and groceries as part of its category mix.
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King Edward
U.S
Great Britain
Gihorge V
Booker Washington
Lynchburg
Booker T. Washington
Tuskegee Institute
Alabama
Katherine Gould
Gould
New Jersey
Blue Gap Farm
Manchester
Wellington
Whitehaven
Heflin
William Pounds
John T. Burgess
Burgess
Pounds
Treasury
Panama Canal
San Francisco
Gillett
California
Party of
Senate Committee
W. H E. D. Stokes, Jr
Lad
Panama
Osler
Colored Farmers’ Union
B. R. Meaders & Sons
Sweet-Orr
M.' Born
Queen of
International Stock Food Co
Germa
Floroy
Anas
Gay Mantel
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