King Alfonso Weds In Regal Madrid Royal Ceremony
King Alfonso weds in Madrid with Princes Aletovin of Ladenburg and Victorin present among royals and church officials. Procession, floral tributes, and pageantry mark a grand ceremony attended by diplomats, nobles, and spectators as bells toll and crowds gather at the palace.
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Alfonso
Aletovin
Ladenburg
Nteen
Kivi Pawar
Winrvlayt
Chaedoy
Elisipel
Jarid
Spain
Roy Houses
Buca
Prinehial
Coledo
Aml
Vielly
Cuyiteisuen Harser
Almort
Gralice
Ehoerad
Princeas Victorin
Royal wedding rites and grand public fetes described
The report chronicles royal wedding ceremonies with foreign envoys and American officials arriving, along with elaborate public celebrations. It notes state artillery, royal receptions, and widespread demonstrations while also mentioning regulatory debates over interstate commerce and rail regulation.
Crisis in Russia mirrors Paris danger as autocracy fights reforms
The article compares Czar Nicholas II's crisis with Louis XVI's predicament, noting Douma demands for general amnesty, land reform, and parliament oversight. It discusses government rejection, imminent revolution risk, and recent terrorist acts including the murder of a St. Petersburg prison warden and attacks across the empire. Bomb outrages at Sebastopol kill and wound dozens during coronation anniversary events.
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St. Petersburg
Paris
Brenet
Ravahillot
Louis XVI
Down
Mirrebean
Douma
Council of the Empire
Douma'y
Nicholas Wandlee
Lava
Timoscied
Martinoff
Sebastopol
Cancer's Ravages and Regional Cancer Death Trends
A scholarly note summarizes Prof. Gutheio McConnell's study of U.S. cancer statistics, overturning the belief that New York is the heart of cancer. The analysis shows higher mortality in rural and repeatedly taxed regions like the Pacific Northwest, with men and women differently affected. Cancer deaths peak after age 60, and unmarried individuals face higher mortality than married ones. The general average age at death from cancer is about 59.
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New York
Gutheio McConnell
Wilco
Pacific Northwest
Ife
Gallos Pour Wine at Henderson Home Incident
At the Washington home of ex Senator John B. Henderson of Missouri a wine cellar contents valued around 1000 dollars were dumped into the gutter to show opposition to drink. A large gathering of the Independent Order of Rochabbos members watched as Mrs Henderson joined the order and became a temperance advocate. The act aimed to prevent wine from being enjoyed privately.
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Washington
John B. Henderson
Missouri
Order of Rochabbos
Henderson
Nivay Tha‘winog
Priuy Eiple
Itivan
Duatroy
Government helps soldiers in fatal post shooting case
The War Department aids Edwin M. Stanton and Lt Drury with the defense of two soldiers charged with manslaughter at a Pittsburgh court. The case tests military versus civilian jurisdiction on a post, as a fugitive was shot near an Allegheny arsenal after being challenged crossing a line. The outcome could define the army’s power to punish crimes on military reservations and protect government property.
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Sonpiequen
Prentiss
Iowa
LieTihe
Shaw
Gigly Wong
Binolly
Trong
Jrortanion
Mississippi River
Paelie
Howe
Gulf
Gynernd Koex
Department of Juste
Olga
Supreme Court
Ilkivs
War Department
Edwin M. Stanton
Third Infantry
Oll
Pittsburg
Malltery
United States
Drury
Dowd
Allegheny
Newt
Tha Goldiera
Pennsylvania
Inc
Tower Court
Appallate
Sunday School Lesson on Peter and the Confession
The article discusses Peter’s declaration that Jesus is the Christ and the Son of God, the crowd’s view of Jesus, and the revelation from God not from flesh and blood. It notes Peter’s role as a rock for the church, the authority to bind and loose, and Jesus’s warnings about temptation and Satan’s testing during a trying time.
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Goltiyn
Christ
Jesus Eamalf
Jesus
Peter
Noten
Cranra Phillips
The
Jordan
Mount Nfermon
Jeans
God
Petera
Veter
Pine Anther
Jess
Min
Gaulved
Deter
Hades
Poris
Mann
Son of God
St. Veter
Christ the Son
Gol
Vetey
Satan
Dosun
Neat Sue Cort and Hushynd-Winit Mystery Purchase
Fragmentary note discusses a $25 Lov tint purchase linked to Neat Sue Cort and Hushynd-Winit. Vague dialogue hints at a claim of it being unalterable and tied to an expensive Lonnet item, with spring referenced in context. Requires clearer source text for full comprehension.
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Sue Cort
Divorce Case Targets Green Beneath Myowand Couple
Cuma fights for divorce citing strain with Avtion Myowand WW Loph and alleges Green Benehisy involvement. Court documents show intent to dissolve marriage and name corespondent. Case outlines grounds and potential custody matters as proceedings continue.
Dolliver Attacks Sociologists At Atlantic City Meeting
Senator Dolliver denounced sociologists as pushing a doctrine to shield people from toil and competition. He argued their teachings would create drones and warned labor versus capital debates show unresolved issues. He cited insurers and railroads as often truthful in their findings and urged public opinion to cure them.
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Davineen
Benatar Dollivar
Iowa
Atlantic City
N. J
Ilo
Iaber
Dolliver
Puble
Various Education Notes and Public Notices Across States
A compilation notes Maine teachers paid an average of $1.20 daily for 318 days, and Massachusetts reports 353 cities with only five lacking normal teachers. Alabama counties report uneven licensed teacher supply. New York City finds a footling immigrant population on coal barges. Baron Yakaki cites English adoption by Japanese youths. Prof Newcomb honored by Emperor William. Minnesota bans tuberculosis-affected children from schools. John Bassett Moore writes a key history of international arbitration. Ohio teacher wages listed by district. Princeton reports large monthly parents meetings. A national congress on U S public education to meet in Mexico. Dr A Rambeau heads to Berlin. Descriptions of missionary work by Hunter Corbett in China and long career notes on George B. McNeill and labor history figures. Count Witte and Privy Councilor Goremykin discussed in Russian politics.
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Maine
Massachusetts
Alabama
New York City
Yakaki
Japan
Simon Newcomb
William
State Board of Health of
Minnesota
John Bassett Moore
Columbian University
Ohio
Princeton
National Educational Congress
Mexico
A. Rambeau
Kaneag City
University of Berlin
Presenut
United States
Chives Dac
Spegiqu
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Knights of Labor
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British Trades Union Congress
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