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23 Jan 1901
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El Paso Daily Herald in El Paso, Texas
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Newspaper
El Paso Daily Herald
Location
El Paso, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1901
Page
1
The King Leaves Cowes For London
King Edward departed from Cowes for London to meet the privy council aboard the Alberta. Three open carriages led the royal procession down to Trinity pier as crowds cheered, then the Alberta weighed anchor while royal yachts and the cruiser Australia stood by. Proclamation of the new king was postponed until tomorrow morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cowes
Edward
London
Privy Council
Osborne House
Trinity Pier
Australia
Alberta
King
Duke of Connaught
Duke of York
Fairbanks on Commission and King Edward VII Accession
Senator Charles W. Fairbanks of Indiana sides with United States rights in Canadian-American boundary issues as Marlborough House discussions begin. In London Albert Edward formally becomes Edward VII after the Privy Council proclaims him king and the oath is administered at St James Palace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles W. Fairbanks
Indiana
Uncle Sam
High Commission
Marlborough House
Privy Council
St. James Palace
Sion
London
Albert Edward
Edward VII
United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland
New King Proclaimed Amid Pageantry at Marlborough House
Crowds cheer as the new king appears. Ministers resign and are reappointed instantly, reestablishing a cabinet with Mr Balfour acting as deputy. Official proclamation will occur Thursday at Temple Bar St. Pauls steps and the Royal Exchange with a military cavalcade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Temple Bar
St. Paul’s Cathedral
Royal Exchange
Formerly Prominent English Barrister Sentenced
B G Lake once a leading solicitor in Great Britain was found guilty of misappropriating trust funds totaling 865000 dollars and sentenced to twelve years penal servitude in a London court on January 23.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
B. G. Lake
Great Britain
Bailey declares Democratic Party needs no reorganization
Joe Bailey was formally declared senator at the joint session in Austin on January 23. He argued the Democratic Party required no reorganization. The house adopted resolutions on the death of the queen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Herald
Austin
Texas
Joe Bailey
House
Striking Ship Carpenters Win All They Asked For
Two hundred carpenters at Lewis Nixon's Elizabethport shipyard end a strike with victory. They insisted non union shop carpenters either join the union or be dismissed, and the dispute is resolved in their favor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Lewis Nixon
Elizabethport
Bryan's New Paper Issues Its First Number at Lincoln
The Commoner edited and published by William Jennings Bryan launched in Lincoln today with an edition of fifty thousand copies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan’s
Lincoln
the Commoner
William Jennings Bryan
Journalistic Sea Today
Distress in Alaska as Blizzard Lingers
Reports from Alaska describe prolonged blizzard conditions causing severe suffering among residents. Authorities urge caution as transportation and utilities face ongoing disruptions, with communities isolating and aid sought from regional agencies.
Alaskan Blizzard Strands Travelers and Fatal Cold
The Dolphin delivers word the Alaskan blizzard worsens with winds of ninety miles per hour. Dozens dead as patrols search for those overcome by the cold. Two bodies found in Douglass City while Daw son dogs go mad and gangs hunt them. Three hundred travelers are storm bound at Skaguay. Dyea fires destroyed about twenty four buildings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tacoma
Washington
Dolphin
Skaguay
Dyea
El Paso Becomes Center of World Smelting Trust
The Guggenheims and American Smelting and Refining Co form a global smelting and mineral trust. El Paso is poised to become its central operating hub with the local plant slated as a major site. Executives C B E Finney and H R Simpson visited to assess the El Paso property and potential material changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guggenheims
American Smelting and Refining Company
el Paso
C. B E. Finney
New York
Guggenheim
H. R. Simpson
Kansas City
Died From Drink Inspires Odd Afterlife Tale
Mandonio Esparzo, a 300 pound tailor known for heavy drinking, died in his room at 212 Fifth Street. An inquest ruled heart failure likely from stimulant use and obesity, with his body too large for a standard coffin, prompting a pine box to be built.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fifth Street
Esparza
Justice Spencer
Overstreet Bill Backed to Maintain Silver Dollar Parity
Washington Jan 23 The Overstreet bill to maintain parity of the silver standard dollar was favorably reported to the house banking and currency committee by the sub committee. The full committee did not finish consideration and will resume on Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
House Committee On Banking
First Step in Castellane Suit Taken in Paris
The Seine’s first civil tribunal divided the Castellane suit against Wertheimer, bric a brac dealer, into three series as it began in Paris on January 23.
Rehearing Overruled in Emerson v Kneezell Appeal
In San Antonio Texas on January 23 the court of appeals overruled a motion for rehearing in the case Emerson versus Kneezell from El Paso A prior ruling stands in this civil dispute between G W Emerson plaintiff and Edward Kneezell defendant with the appellate panel issuing the denial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Herald
San Antonio
Texas
Court of Appeals
G. W. Emerson
Edward Kneezell
el Paso
Czarina to bear child in Moscow to ensure Russian birth
A St. Petersburg dispatch reports the czar has decided the czarina will go to Moscow to await accouchement so the child will be entirely Russian. The note adds Moscow is viewed as truer Russian than St. Petersburg.
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Moscow
Paris
St. Petersburg
Delegation for the Austin Convention
Secretary Russell E M Bray and W H Tuttle of the chamber of commerce lead a El Paso delegation to the state convention of commercial clubs on the 25th. Russell has urged others to join but business engagements keep them away. El Paso seeks strong representation as it is championed by its local chamber.
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Russell
E. M. Bray
W. H. Tuttle
Chamber of Commerce
el Paso
Death of Queen Victoria Delays Nicaragua Canal Bill Action
The death of Queen Victoria is expected to delay action on the Nicaraguan canal bill in the Senate. The report from Washington notes the royal death may postpone consideration of the measure.
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Washington, DD. C
Senate
El Paso Man James M. Smith Granted Eight Dollar Pension
James M. Smith of El Paso is granted a pension of eight dollars per month. The allowance appears as a special dispatch to the Herald.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James M. Smith
EL Paso
Fhe Herald
Washington
DD. C
Death of Former Pennsylvania Chief Justice James P. Sterratt
James P. Sterratt, former chief justice of the Pennsylvania Supreme Court, died at age seventy eight in Philadelphia from the effects of a carbuncle. He served as chief justice and was a prominent Pennsylvanian. The death occurred at his home on January 23.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James P. Sterratt
Supreme Court of Pennsylvania
Senate Acts On Legislation Including Ship Subsidy
Washington Jan. 23 The Senate has taken up the legislative appropriation bill after passing it. The ship subsidy bill has also been taken up in the same session as part of the legislative agenda.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Washington
Minister Conger May Be Recalled After Chinese Agreement Blunder
The administration expresses displeasure over Count Edwin Conger's handling of the Chinese settlement. He may be recalled as officials assess the diplomatic missteps and potential impact on relations with China.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conger
Tragedy Stuns Denver Family as Brother Suicide Follows
Claude Hilder, 19, shot Emma Douglas and Harry Haley then killed himself in Denver. Emma likely recovers while Haley is gravely wounded. Jealousy sparked the act tied to a troubled family tainted by insanity. Hilder’s brother, a former Philippine veteran, recently died by suicide and the mother is hospitalized from self inflicted injuries.
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Denver
Colo
Claude Hilder
Emma Douglas
Harry R. Haley
Haley
Hilder
Philippines
Local Bills Debated in Santa Fe Session
In Santa Fe on January 23 the house and council adjourned to honor Queen Victoria. Twelve bills were introduced including Abbott’s reform school for Taos and Gutierrez’s measure to bar penitentiary made brick from competing with free labor bricks. The El Paso show advertised finest hand painted china plates by Richards.
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the Herald
Santa FE
N. M
Queen Victoria
Abbott
Taos
Gutierrez
el Paso
Richards
A Good Fellow The Duke of Manchester Charms American Society
The Duke of Manchester ranks as one of England's prominent nobles and the era’s most popular figure in America. He blends American ease with English status, eschews vanity, and endears himself to society with his plain, bold ways and sentiment.
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the Duke of Manchester
England
America
Manchester
United States
American Commissioner and his American ties in world affairs
The American Commissioner expresses affection for American society and notes his time spent in the United States. Manchester holds a full parliamentary title and plans to stay in England, while his American wife’s wealth may influence his future mobility. Lord Lambert travels with Manchester and mirrors similar behavior as he builds friends in the United States.
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Herald
United States
Manchester
England
America
Lord Lambert
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York
Prince Christian
Fairbanks
Lord Salisbury
Mr. Balfour
Jobailey
Democratic Party
Alaska
Douglass City
Smelter
Mineral Trust
el Paso Works
Mexico
Aguascalien
Mandonio Esparzo
Esparzo
Epicure
COURT
Seine
Tellane
Wertheimer
Bric
Emerson
THE
Czarina
Austin Convention
Iness
Philadelphia
Tion Bill
China
Hay
Legislature
el Paso Society
Sereno E. Payne
Inent In International Affairs
Rome
Serena E. Payne
Empire State
Dominion
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