Beloved King Edward II Laid to Rest in Windsor
A vast, sombre pageant marks the funeral of King Edward with crowds in black, a glittering royal procession from Westminster to Windsor, a royal carriage train, and a ceremonial burial in St George's Chapel attended by King George and European monarchs. The service features the Garter, archbishops, and a chanted psalm as bells toll and drums echo.
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Rulers in Number Attend Obsequies
London May 20. More monarchs attended the funeral of King Edward than at any coronation ceremony. King George V led a procession with seven European monarchs including George of Greece Alfonso of Spain Manuel of Portugal Haakon of Norway Frederick of Denmark Albert of Belgium and Czar Ferdinand of Bulgaria. Roosevelt attended as US representative. Leading women included Alexandra the queen mother dowager Czarina Louise Victoria Queen Mary Queen Maud Norway and Princess Mary.
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Touching Incident at King's Funeral
London May 20 Among the touching moments of King Edward VII’s funeral Queen Alexandra paused before her carriage to stroke the late king’s favorite charger’s mane and pat Caesar the fox terrier Edward loved. The terrier, brought by a giant highlander Friday, had whined since the king’s death and was placed with a veterinarian. The highlander led the dog in the procession just ahead of the carriages.
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Communion rail guests with York archbishop at Windsor
The archbishop of York and several dignitaries knelt in silent prayer at the communion rail before the congregation rose and departed the chapel to Beethoven's funeral march. Nearly all attendees were later entertained at Windsor Castle with luncheon hosted by King George.
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Taft Honors King Edward at Washington Services
President Taft and members of his cabinet attended memorial services for King Edward at St. John's Episcopal Church in Washington. The church was packed with a brilliant gathering including the diplomatic corps and many high officials marking the royal remembrance.
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Memorial services for King Edward held in New York
Memorial services honoring King Edward were held Friday in three Episcopal churches across New York City. The main service at Trinity Church, led by the Associated British Societies, featured Bishop Courtney, Rev. Manning, and Rev. Arthur H. Judge. Attendees included Mayor Gaynor, Senators Root and Depew, Rear Admiral Lutz, Brigadier Gen. Walter Howe, Col. Hugh S. Scott, Dr. Nicholas Murray Butler, and Joseph H. Choate.
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Taft Attends King Edward VII Memorial Service
President Taft with his cabinet and top officials attended memorial services for the late King Edward VII at St. John's Episcopal Church in Washington. The church was filled with a distinguished congregation including the British embassy and Cor. James Bryce, as well as the diplomatic corps. Government flags were at half staff across the city.
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Everitt vows new suit after dismissal in Indiana case
J A Everitt, former president of Society of Equity, says he will file another suit in Marion county after his $26,000 claim was dismissed in Danville circuit court. He blamed his attorney D J Herron for illness and announced plans to refile once counsel can appear.
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Marion County
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Tailored all wool suits by Singer and Sons
S.J. Singer & Sons offer custom all wool suits from 13.75 to 25.00, promising attire that reflects individuality. Located at 43 W. Washington Ave, they market garments designed to distinguish owners beyond mere fit.
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J. Stuger & Sons
Comet Refuses To Obey Rules Of Astronomy
The article discusses observations of a bright comet stretching from the northeastern horizon to the Milky Way. Dr. Hale cannot confirm if the Earth has passed through the tail. Explanations include being within the tail, having passed through it, or the comet possessing two tails with a second, smaller one visible in the observed streamer positions.
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Indianapolis Negroes Flee From Halley’s Comet Panic
In Indianapolis, many African Americans sought shelter as Halley’s comet neared its predicted earthward pass. Fear lingered even after the predicted event time, with accounts of prayer, hiding under beds and in basements, and reports of frightened elders and communities debating the end of the world.
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Stuart
Indianapolis
Streta
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