How England's Queen Wears the Garter
England's new king conferred the Order of the Garter on the new queen. Normally members must wear the insignia at all times and in court dress the garter is worn on the left knee. The queen will wear the decoration on her left arm, an exception for a woman admitted to the order. Lord Palmerston praised the order for its lack of merit requirement.
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England
Order of the Garter
Lord Palmerston
Grove
United States
West Point Cadet Life Governed by Strict Daily Rules
West Point enforces formal conduct in all cadet activities from marching to class to meals and greetings. Every move is prescribed, from salutes and cap handling to personal conversations, with officers enforcing precise behavior throughout the day.
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West Point National Military School
Claes
The Duchy of Cornwall Revenue Reform Era
The Duchy of Cornwall largely earns from ground rent and tin mining royalties in Cornwall. Ecclesiastical patronage exists. Before reform, revenue fell to about 22,000 dollars yearly due to mismanagement and theft. The late prince consort and allies reorganized the estate, boosting its financial health as the Prince of Wales came of age.
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Duchy of Cornwall
England
Prince of Wales
County of
Cornwall
Duchy
Prince Consort
Kingsdown
Leicavere
Putman
Duchy of Cornwall income and Sandringham sale noted
The text mentions a large sum of money, partly used to acquire Sandringham, and an average net income around $60,000 annually. It states the duchy is currently managed by a council.
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Sandringham
The Enfant Terrible Teasing Tea Guest
A gentleman invited a lecturer to tea. His little daughter asked where the wife was. The lecturer admitted separation, but the girl pressed. She advised the couple to “fight it out,” like the father and mother do, prompting awkward silence.
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Nouse
Peculiar Tales and Political Commentary From a Distant Page
The clippings mix a curious animal behavior note about a rat tlesnake entering a hole, with a political critique on railroad and canal lobbying. It cites Yale President Hadley warning of an empire within twenty-five years amid monopolies, while urging public resistance against entrenched interests.
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Hadley
Yale University
University
Yate
Trupeta
Portland Architect Ralph H Miller Dies in Crematorium Plans
Ralph H Miller, a prominent Portland architect who designed the city’s crematorium, died Monday morning. His body will be placed in a receiving vault until the crematorium is completed in about two months, when it will be the first to be incinerated.
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Ralph H Miller
Portland
Missionary Work Reveals Notable Christian Leaders in Japan
The Christian Japanese include a supreme court judge among the most learned men, the commander of two first class battleships, the president of the lower House, 14 other MPs, the minister of Foreign Affairs, and the secretary of the Prime Minister, highlighting notable religious influence in high office.
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Japan
Supreme Court
JURY NEARLY CONVICTS MRE NATION IN SALOON SMASHING
The jury at the close of Mre Nation’s trial yesterday stood seven to five for conviction. That is described as a near verdict for conviction, indicating the case remains closely contested and unresolved.
Fatal Chicago Boiler Explosion Kills Eight
A laundry boiler explosion in Chicago yesterday killed eight people and injured twenty five, with several injuries expected to prove fatal. Authorities investigated structural failure and gas buildup as possible causes while emergency responders worked at the scene.
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Chicago
Commoner Newspaper Outgrows Its Present Facilities
Bryan visits New York newspaper printing plants as an indication that the Commoner has outgrown its current facilities, signaling expansion plans or relocation considerations.
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Bryan
New York
Daily Goard Personal Roundup from Salem to Eugene
Daily Goard notes movements and visits of residents and visitors in Salem Eugene Cottage Grove and Portland. Mentions Creaver Miss Abbott Ashland Anna Awbrey Anna McDougall Delos Neer Edward Schiff and others. Indicates ROS and hospital visits and travel between cities.
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M L. Dorriste
Dunn Block
Ire Mckarland
Myra Abbott
Ashland
Eugene
John F Kelly
Portland
Wm H Smith
Delos D Neer
Chas Cochran
Cottage Grove
Anna Awbrey
Sal em Journal on Republican Harmony in Oregon politics
The Salem Journal reviews Oregon politics noting that early appointments included E H Flagg a Cleveland Democrat who later aligned with McKinley and led the Mitchell daily during the legislature. He is described as having become collector of the port at Circle City and criticizing the legislature before his departure.
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Salem Journal
Republican Party of
Oregon
Weteo
Flagg
Cleveland
Dexter items March 4 1901 Spring weather report
March 4 1901 notes spring weather and farming in full vines. Mr Wm Griffith is very ill with lagrippe. James Parvin made a business trip to Eugene Inet Monday. High waters have left the ferry inoperable. Mrs We Prestoo of Eugene visits nearby. James Parker and Mre J F Paylor with son Harry visit Cotage Grove relatives. Mr HG Vincent returns from Nebraska with grandson Master Earl Maxwell who will summer there. ReovLak
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Wm Griffith
James Parvin
Eugene Inet
We Prestoo
Eugene
J F Paylor
Harry
Cotage Grove
HG Vincent
Nebraska
Earl Maxwell
Zion Items March 10 Brief News Notes
Farmers plow as Zion area activity continues. Esther Johnson ill at her son’s home EJ Johnson. Diel W Griffith, 46, pioneer, dies in Lost Valley. funeral services today, burial at Pleasant Hill. Mr Preston visited relatives last week. Archy Mathews injures foot at Stiers logging camp. O W Neet works for Jap Hille. AM Griffin carries mail between Zion and Goshen.
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Esther Johnson
EJ Johnson
Diel
W N Griffith
Lost Valley
Maren & Fureal
Pleasant Hill
E . Preston
Jap Hille AM Griffin
Zion
Goshen
Destructive raid ends in Parkersburg joint smashed
Parkersburg in Coos county saw a raid on a poker joint by a group of women armed with machetes and handspikes after a local man Nation led a prior assault. The building was demolished and fixtures destroyed amid the February 25 report from the Oregon correspondence.
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Parkesburg
Coos County
Coquille
Merald
Nation
Parkersburg
Senator Mitchell's Daughter Marries French Duke
The Spokesman-Review notes Senator Mitchell’s daughter married the duc de Rochefoucard, a member of one of France’s oldest titled families. The couple met in Paris sixteen years ago with reports of romance, despite the duke’s reputation as a woman hater.
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Mitchell
France
Spokesman-Review
Duc de Rochefoucard
Gules
Oregon
Paris
Governor Geer Reappoints Frank Rogers to State Barbers Commission
The governor reappointed Frank Rogers of Oregon City as a member of the State Barbers Commission. The body of the late J8 Calloway arrived from Lewiston Idaho on Monday March 11 and was laid to rest at Mulkey Cemetery after services led by Rev J C Richardson and J D Driver Jr. A Independence West Side man reported a young thoroughbred bull bought from Ladd farm to Washington County where local youths with dogs and air guns taunted it resulting in the bull becoming aggressive. A pug dog in Mr Driver's pasture prompted the bull to chase and injure the dog before the animal mounted the dog and caused injury.
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Lewiston
Idaho
Mulkey
J C Richardson
J D Driver, Jr
Independence West Side
Ladd Farm
Washington County
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