Queen at rest laid in Windsor mausoleum today
Crowds swarmed Windsor as the funeral rites for the late queen concluded at 3:30 pm. The cortege passed through landmark gateways to Frogmore mausoleum with King Edward and Queen Alexandra among royal mourners, while guards and Grenadier troops kept order.
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Windsor interment mourners crowd long walls for Queen Victoria coffin
Spectators mostly from surrounding country line the long walls awaiting the coffin of Queen Victoria. Sun shines as royal mourners parade to Windsor castle for the interment. Guards in cloaks march, artillery fires final salute, and the ceremony proceeds to the mausoleum with prayers and music by Sir Walter Parratt.
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Albert Stemorial Chapel
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Windsor
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King George's Arch
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Royal Household
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Arthur Sullis
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Sir Walter Parrott
Reactions Rise as Mourning Eases and Coronation Talks Grow
London reports suggest re opening of theaters soon and a possible early coronation. Strong public mourning actions are expected amid speculation on Prince of Wales and Regency interests. The mood points to resumed normal life, with concerns over health of the Duke of Cornwall and wider economic interests.
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New York
London
Reid
MacArthur, Mabini, and Deportations Reveal War Policy
Secretary Root argues Mabini is a prisoner of war held by U S forces since December 10, 1899, amid campaigns in the Philippines. He cites telegrams between Manila and Washington noting plans to deport insurgent leaders from Guam and Luzon and to apply strict laws of war.
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Corbin
Guam
Rowt
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Rosecrana
Tam
Guan
Six Recruits Leave Fort Wayne for Regular Army Service
Six recruits enlisted for regular army service by Lieutenant Yule departed Fort Wayne Monday for Indianapolis to join the various regiments. They will head to Indianapolis today for assignment, with Louis D. Donaldson, Charles T. Olbion, Murray A. Denati, Lewis M. Fuller, Charles E. Neavel and Charles D. Townsend of this city among the group. The article notes they were an unusually young batch and hopes exist for recruiting more for the cavalry and infantry in coming weeks.
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Fort Wayne Mooday
Indiagmbolis
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Wayne
Indlaxapaolis
Louis D. Donaldson
New Haven
Charles TL
Oibeon
Murray ‘A. Denati
Lewis M. Fuller
Charles FE. Neavel
Charla D. Townsend
Thin City
Ha Tubal
Anti Canteen Order Out Instructs Officers To Enforce Sale Ban
A broad anti cantene order was issued directing commanding officers to enforce the sale ban at Ady Pass Washington and nearby posts. The central order requires full force and prohibits any exemptions or evasions within all jurisdictions. It outlines penalties for violations and assigns responsibility to commanding officers.
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Washington
Feta
London dispatch from Lord Roberts on South Africa fighting
OMDNERs REPORT. London Feb . Lord Roberts commander in South Africa reports to the war office: at Moddersontown two skirmishes produced teen wounded. A post rusted on pitch darkness heavy rain. Enemy 1,402 with two guns. Campbell south of Middinburg engaged 500 Boers driven back with loss. Our force suffered twenty killed or wounded near Bethel. ambulances four, captured. doctors released. DoWets force reported south at Bewetsdorp.
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Lord Eitobensr
South Africa
War Office
Pretoria
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Campbell
Middinburg
Flos Talay Works Kiln Burned At Katow
Fire destroyed the dry kiln of the Flos Talay works on Monday causing about $1,000 in loss. The pullay works are owned by Emil Bruors and a timber firm from Port Wayne, indicating a local industrial setback and property damage.
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Pullay Works
Emil Bruors & Tammber
Port
Wayne Bem
Kvcwloper & Baus
Natives Raid Mindoro Escalates Luzon Conflict
In Mindoro natives rose against insurgents near Batangas with no American casualties reported. A provincial government bill is ready for debate as commissioners plan a northern tour to organize Luzon provinces under MacArthur. Pay reforms and pensions are set to be discussed during tours.
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Mindoro
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Ams
Mrs Nation Adverts toint Whecker 20 Invade Kansas City
Kansas City crowd anticipates a visit by Mrs Nation the temperance crusader as posters alarm residents. Police warn will arrest any attempts to disrupt saloon business. City officials and civic groups monitor the situation while volunteers prepare among the Prohibition clubs for her arrival.
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America
Chicago
Ger Stroon
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Pelice Hayos
Nation
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Knasne
Varances
Sick soldiers arrive in Branetses Cal from Dtn tilly
About four hundred sick soldiers landed at a general hospital in Branetses Cal after voyage from Warren. Most stayed in a hospital ward or were transferred to a post for muster. Major Leurose and Col Daggett are among officers aboard. British ship Mogul incident noted during Manila Bay departure.
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Warren
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Mt Fie Hospital
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A. 8. Daggett
Pourtevnth Infantry
Pekin
Waliel City
Manila Bay
Buried in a Pausers Grave in Kansas City
Eleven fonts ago B Whelden, heir to a wealthy family, died aged about 19 near Providents. Relatives searched ten years for his grave, found it in Potter's Field, then learned he lay in unmarked ground. An estate of 125000 awaited Whelden's unconfirmed heirs in Kansas City.
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Houses City
Arrived From Alaska With Convicts In Transit
Seattle authorities report 88 passengers from Alaska in transit to a U S penitentiary. United States Marshal James M. Shop coordinates transfer at Tuneat with Sea convicts. Two men, Phil Grishal and Tomes Hannen, sentenced for life.
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Wash
Kinstenne
Cottage City
Lytin Canal
James M. Shop
United States
Alagien
Cums Whoord
McNeil
Phil Grishal
Tomes Hannen
Widow of General Lawton Seeks Pension Report
The House committee today reported on a pension for the widow of General Lawton. The filing outlines benefits and eligibility as officials review the case.
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Washington
Fel
Lawton
House
Five Women Attack Liquor Belts in Village Outburst
Dawn raid by five women at Wo GT Inst Alpht disrupts a village scene. They attack two blind tigers and dump broken belt contents into the street as liquor belts are smashed and pots overturned.
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Wo GT
Inst Alpht
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Fx Tires
Manchester Party Returns from Monterey in Fast Start
The duke and duchess of Manchester along with Lord Lambert and Mr Immerson return from Monterey. The party plans to travel east this evening or tomorrow morning over the canal and Union Pacific lines as Elie reads.
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Manchester
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Union Pa
Elie
Belgium in grip of storm halts most communications
Brussels reports heavy snow across Belgium disrupts telegraph and telephone links. Officials say blizzard hampers travel between Liège and Leuven as crews struggle to restore lines and maintain essential services.
Plague Deaths Reported On British Steamer Friary
Hull England February reports a British steamer Friary arriving from AMJoxabddla Egypt with crew deaths from the plague. The waker notes total fatalities among the crew, while no disease observations are listed. A sleighing party near the city entertained guests at the Sargent residence with games and supper, hosted by Mr and Mrs Tom Sargent. Ed Trier and family of Washington visited the area for the evening gathering.
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Hull
England
Stewart
Friary
Tom Sargent
Militia Threats Noted in Governor Nash Fueling Rumor
A distressed report claims Governor Nash authorized $50,000 to deter a prize fight, seeking emergency aid from the sheriff and a hint of militia deployment if the law failed to prevent the contest. The note references actions by the emergency board and insights into executive powers.
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Colmnius
Wash
Bomllion
Boxing Permit Case Returns To City Authorities In Cincinnati
A heated hearing on an injunction involving boxing and athletic club permits resumed with Lawrence Lawson and other officials testifying. Mayor Fleischer produced the permit application and related protests while Attorney General Shoots outlined the city’s authority to enforce permit conditions. The case centers on Niefrengerfest Athletic Association members including Manners, Madden, Delany, Coole, and O’Mund, amid claims the permit was granted for an authorized boxing contest under city police oversight.
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Cincinnati
Muhlngh
Weta Jury
Hella
Fanon Lawson
Baensortent
Nyateale Nevociatiun
Saongartent
Ametio
Bullin Wan
Lawson
JoMarles
Rublin
Stadlinidaya
Nie
Snengerfest Athletic Associaton
Bendy
Madden
Delany
Coole
O'Mund
Fleizchann
Tte Pecmit
Teisekmars
Britannia Copper Group Expands In Britannia Bond Deal
Vancouver and Washington report a complex copper consolidation. The Britannia group widens control through a secured interest acquired from Leopold Boscowicz, valued at $190,000, with the deal structuring a three-quarters stake in the project.
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Vancouver
D. C
Chir Ura
Leopold Boscowicz
Picked Off A Tie Belt In Unclear Letter Saga
Fragmentary text reports a referenced belt incident involving Victoria, BC and Montevideo. Details are garbled with names and actions unclear. no coherent sequence or outcome can be established from the readable lines.
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Victoria
B.C. Pet
Urge tax on lumber in British Columbia trade talks
After conferring with parliamentary representatives from the province, leaders discussed imposing a tax on lumber imports from the United States to Canada. The move signals protectionist aims in regional trade policy.
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