King Edward VII Dies and George V Ascends British Throne
King Edward VII died at Buckingham Palace after pneumonia and bronchitis, passing the crown to his son George V. The new king's announcement to the Lord Mayor of London followed a formal royal bulletin noting the death at 11:85 p.m. The public response mixed shock and quiet mourning as the empire prepared for a new reign with George V and Queen Mary.
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Mexico Begins Large Scale Government Mining Program
Mexico becomes the first government fully funding extensive mineral prospecting. A Mexico City corporation will supply diamond drilling gear and the state will receive complete region by region drill data with cores when possible. An underground map to three thirty-seconds of a mile depth will guide investors and explorers more reliably than other nations.
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Farms should produce more say Secretary Wilson at St Louis
Secretary of Agriculture Wilson urged scientific farming and farmer education at a Farmers Union gathering in St Louis. He argued underproduction harms industry, urged a nationwide agricultural university, home economics studies, and renewed farming to feed a growing population. He also noted not all farmers collude to raise prices and announced new state tax appointment for Nevada’s bullion.
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Senate approves Bureau of Mines bill in interior department
The Senate amended and passed a bill creating a Bureau of Mines in the Interior Department, shifting mining duties from the Geological Survey. Supporters claim major savings and safety gains. critics warn of federal overreach. The director will earn 6000 a year and the bureau will absorb part of geological survey work.
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