Brilliant Coronation Echoes of Medieval City Pageantry
London witnessed a grand medieval revival as crowds lined streets from St James Palace to Temple Bar for Edward VII proclamation. About 10,000 soldiers and heralds in ornate tabards attended, with General Roberts and Sir Evelyn Wood present. The king’s proclamation, read by William Weldon, prompted cheers and a formal city procession to the Royal Exchange amid trumpets, drums, and subdued rain.
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Lenton
Dan
London
Edward VII
St James Palace
Aldershot
College of Arms
Waat
James Palace
Kingdom
Great Beitoln
Ireland
India
William Henry Weldon
Windsor Herald
Queen Victoria
United Kingdom
Great Britain and Ireland
Prince Albert Edward
Aldermen
Citigens
Colfee
Roberts
Ariborough House
Duke of Norfolk
Sir Henry Arthur White
Prince of Wales
Evelyn Wood
King At
Weldon
Trafalgar Square
Heral
Baward VI
King
England
Ludgate Hill
Royal Exchange
Bank of England
Exchange
Cheapside
East End
Bank
Temple
Corbinhill
Proclamation Erupts as Crowd Reacts to Reading
A privy council herald read the warrant while the crowd listened. The bareheaded herald then proclaimed loudly, exclaiming God Save the King as the mayor concluded the warrant. The crowd cheered feebly at Edward VI's memory, wary of seeming disloyal to the late queen.
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Privy Council
Edward Vito
Ferbly
Kita
GREAT NAVAL PARADE IN LONDON MARKS KING'S RETURN
King Bae ward visits Marl borough house with a royal escort as a naval parade is planned. A noon salute in St James Park honors the monarch. Ships are ordered to assemble at Spithead for the removal of Queen Victoria's body. A man at Victoria station attempts to reach the king with a telegraph letter.
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London
Bae Ward
Horse Guards
Duke of York
Christan
Schleswig-Holstein
Saxe- Comung
Gotha
Ethies
Marlborough House
Oshorne
St. James Park
Channel Squadron
Spithead
Pebrueary
Queen Victoria
Osborne
Victoria Station
Perionsy
Funeral Day Set for Queen at Windsor Castle
Reports from multiple cities describe plans for the queen's funeral at Windsor Castle on February 2 with military honors. The body will be moved from Osborne House and regalia arrived in Windsor as officers prepared for the procession and naval salute at noon. The Dowager Empress Paslieriek remains in satisfactory condition in Hamburg, while sorrow over the queen's death spreads in Pretoria and St. Petersburg. The Portuguese king will travel to London directly by train.
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Cowes
Isle of Wright
Dan
Windsor Castle
Osborne House
Hamburg
Pasleriek
Two Cents on the Dollar in Indy Receiver Faces Heavy Debt
Receiver Clarke notes total obligations exceeding 800000 with 74749 known by current figures. Protests show large checks adding to the debt as the plan hinges on meeting the heavy indebtedness. The estate holds 2000 in cash to cover obligations, with payments estimated to fall short of two percent.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Clarke
Tosa Maru Officers Report Far East Cargo Movements
The officers of the Tosa Maru say steamers leaving Hong Kong carry supplies to Isly's stronghold and to Viadivostock. Freight moves north and rumors of czarist troop movements in early spring persist. They expect up to 200,000 Russian soldiers to be in Viadivostock with fair weather.
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Victoria
Hong Kong
Pacific
Viadivostock
Combination Is After Him
New York January 4 The Edison Phonograph Company sues Thomas A Edson and four phonograph firms for 225000 alleging violation of territorial rights in New York state The suit cites Edison interests and the Edison Phonograph Company’s claim to patent rights and breach of contract amid a broad coalition of phonograph firms and state authorities involved in the dispute
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New York
Thomas A. Edson
Fir
Ineligine
Edison Phonograph O
Bulsoy Piotograph Works
Netcon Phonograph Co
Wiiverinng
Sabe Dee
Natio 1 Aeohigh Association
Ohio
Bryka
Michigan
Iowa
Minnesota
Louisiana
Chicago
Pennsylvania
State of Nars
Hastein
Bexar S Montina
Missouri
Wonlig
Tennessee
Wandich
Florida
Depa Fon
Paelite
Alawaie
Gomt- Bh
South Dakota
Spok Wal West Coys
Wadidge
Howard W. Hayes
Ark. Chunsel
Thos. Edison
York
Edison
G.elavis
Hilson Hang
Slaughter of Mountain Lions Described in Roosevelt Expedition
Report recounts a Roosevelt hunting party at Keystone ranch where 12 grown mountain lions, three kittens, and eight lynx ears were killed between January 1 and 2. The tale describes a fierce confrontation with dangerous wildlife and Roosevelt personally disarming a hunter, then the party deciding to stay another two weeks.
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Merker
Cole
Nene
Keystone Ranch
Roosevelt
Portland to Nehalem and Tilamook Rail Line Planned
The Portland Nehalem and Tilamook Railway Company will be formed next week to build a railroad direct from Portland to Nehalem and Tilamook bays. New York capitalists have signaled readiness to fund the project. The 75 mile line would cross a sparsely settled region and partially develop timber areas. Local citizens have already pledged to contribute to forming the corporation and supporting the venture.
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Portland
Oregon
Nehalem
Tilamerk Bays
ST Ctizens
Iniervarise
Poetiad
Nehian
Tilamook
Bryan paper The Commoner issued and distributed in Lineal
Jan 24 report shows The Commoner issued in Lineal and served to loan patrons by evening. A busy day for M Beyan business manager as four presses sped copies. Papers hauled to a mulling room then to clerks for advertising and mulling. An initial goal of 20 000 copies rose to 40 000 due to subscriptions.
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Wm. J. Bryan
M. Beyan
Elke
Love and Protect Promoting Life Insurance Policy
A minister urges couples to unite and secure life insurance. W C Bacheley, district manager of Mutual Life of New York, encourages readers to insure their lives and apply promptly, stating the injunction applies to all spouses.
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Olen
Mutual Life of
New York
W. C. Bacheley
Mussger
East Broadway
Writ orders hearing on Minnie Heal lode trespass case
The supreme court issued a writ of mandate directing Judge Clancy to hear the Boston Montana Copper and Silver Mining company’s application for an injunction against Bobh Wilson, receiver of the Minnie Heal lode claim, for trespass and ore extraction on the Dayton claim. Judge Chutes had refused to proceed on January 1, and hearings were then delayed or dismissed as the case moved between officials.
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Inter Mountain
Helena
Dan
Supreme Court
Merning
Dudge Clancy
Boston
Montana Copper and Silver Mining Company
Bobh Wilson
Dayton
Tn Wilson
Republican Banquet Highlights Montana GOP Leadership
Special to the Tatar Mountain Helin din describes a Republican banquet in Helena where about 200 guests attended a formal dinner. Webe ser, Gillis, and Harlin led as state central commit tee officials while speeches toasted party leaders Hedges Dixon Bigus Severn and others. A Washington telegram from Senator Carren and remarks by Lee Mantle were among the notable moments.
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Helin Din
Oper Res Publicans
Helena
Grinden Fist
Webeser
Gillis
Harlin
State Central Committee
Telesishetire
Anwng Lei
Hedges
Dixon
Bigus
Severn
Legistte
Carren Aut Washington
Assimne
Pegret Fration
Lee Mantle
Hutte
Montang Veo Publicaniso
Cammaien
Stampede News and Missing Persons Near Nome
The Cottage Coast reports a large stampede from Nome, Prankewer, and J Levi killed by a villain while at Hunker Creek. OtGewa is to buy transportation rates in Yukon memorial plan. James Black missing near Selwyn. Milo Belly, once listed missing, is safe at Dawson.
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Victoria
Steamor Cottage
Kuskokwin
Nome
Prankewer
J. Levi
Selwyn
Milo Belly
Dawson
War ships on Great Lakes vote and political maneuvering
A chaotic wartime transcript notes a nine to six vote on ships on the Great Lakes and references parliamentary maneuvers in Washington. It mentions deferring action for penalties and seeks to maintain silver dollar parity, with various figures and dates blurred but implying legislative delays and contested communications.
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Washington
Hin
Lise
Bryan
Atkhout
Hegan
Witeh Whede
Aril
Charman
Abe Leepita
al Lane
Sayles
Washinnsnille
Naval Man Drowned in Pensacola Incident
A naval man named Aledienant Taylor drowned in Pensacola as a local report notes the event amid lack of further details. The incident is tied to continuing naval activity and state responses.
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Pensacola
Jant Aledienant Taylor
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