King George the Fifth Elevated to English Throne
The death of his father last night elevates George to the throne and he took the oath of office before the Privy Council today.
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Privy Council
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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
May 12, 1910
Page
3
King Edward VII Dies and George V Succeeds at Saint James
King Edward VII died at 11:45 p.m. after a ten day illness. Prince George of Wales succeeds to the throne and is proclaimed king after a royal ceremony at Saint James Palace. Ambassadors, royals, and officials react as mourning begins across Britain and allied nations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Edward VII
Prince George of Wales
George
Alexandria
Princess of Wales
Princess Royal
Duchess of Fife
Victoria
Louise
Duchess of
Argyle
Winston Churchill
George V
Saint James Palace
Privy Council
Palace
Prince Edward Albert
Prince of Wales
Sir Alfred Scott Gatty
King
King Edward VII a Biography and Reign Overview
Biographical sketch of Edward VII born 1841 at Buckingham Palace. Details include titles, education, travels, marriage to Alexandra, children, and notable events. Highlights his role as Prince of Wales, later king, and his influence in politics, society, Freemasonry, and the royal household. Notes on character, reforms, and family life at Sandringham.
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Edward VII
Queen Victoria
Buckingham Palace
Albert Edward, Prince of Wales
Albert
Edward
Duke of Kent
Duke of Cornwall
Prince of Wales
Earl of
Chester
Duke of
Bruce
Order of the Garter
London
Victoria
Prince
Princess Royal
House of Lords
Ireland
Paria
England
Germany
Baron Renfew
Canada
United States
St. John's
Niagara Falls
Chicago
St. Louis
Washington
President Buchanan
White House
Portland
Europe
Meyet
Holy Land
Alexandria
Denmark
Westminster Abbey
France
America
Americans
King Edward
Order
Scotland
Wales
Order of Knights Templars
United Kingdom
Buccess
Sandringham
Berties
White First Witness in Grand Jury Probe Over Vote Purchase
Chicago May 4 Representative Do A White testified as the first witness in the grand jury probe into a charge he took money to vote for Senator Lorimer. Several other legislators are to be called and rumors from St Louis claim one has squealed. Twenty five people have been summoned to testify.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Do. A. White
Lorimer
St. Louis
Site Purchased for Tuberculosis Hospital Near Custer
Dr H F Ratte announced by telegram that a 160 acre site four miles south of Custer has been bought for 3500 and paid for. The state board of charities in Omaha is negotiating with Burlington to build a spur from the main line. Construction will start soon with 200000 feet of lumber already contracted. The hospital stems from a bill Ratte sponsored in the last legislature.
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Rapid City Journal
H. F. Ratte
Custer
State Board of Charities
Omaha
Burlington Ofclala
Ratte
Women to Tour Illinois for Equal Suffrage Drive
Mrs Catherine Waugh McCullough leads a plan to mobilize women across Illinois. Automobiles will cover three towns daily in designated districts, delivering speeches singing songs and distributing suffrage literature to rally support before the legislature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Catherine Waugh McCullough
Illinois
Judges Make Mistakes In Deciding Law Says Caldwell
Washington May 4 Judge Henry Clay Caldwell former presid ing judge of the United States circuit court of appeals for the eighth circuit says judges make hundreds of mistakes in deciding the law whereas juries err in deciding facts He cites erroneous or inconsistent instructions as a common cause He favors trial by judge and jury as superior and warns against expanding injunctions undermining trial by jury and conceding state police power through judicial discretion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Henry Clay Caldwell
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Eighth Circuit
American Federationiat
American Federation of Labor
Caldwell
Gray Indiana to Have World’s Largest Harbor
Chicago reports Gray Indiana will build the largest inland harbor in the world at its docks. The structure will span a mile and is planned once a favorable special bill in Congress is passed.
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Chicago
Gray, Indiana
Fire Devastates Aomori City in Japan Disaster
Aomori, Japan, reports a massive blaze on May 8 destroying 7 000 buildings. Hundreds burned or missing as 90 percent of the city lies in ruins after a 2 AM fire. Appeals for help are being issued amid unknown origins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
Aomori
Tokio
Officials Chagrined Over Fate Of Railroad Bill
Washington May 4 Cabinet officials and others are chagrined over the emasculation of the administration railroad bill. Attorney General Wickersham is angry at Senator A B Cummins of Iowa who secured removal of the feature most annoying to the president. Taft at St Louis declared he would have a good bill or none.
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Washington
Wickersham
A. B. Cummins
Iowa
Taft
St. Louis
U S Population Estimated At 91 Million In 1900s Census
Washington May 4 The census office unofficially estimates the United States population at 91 424 428 an increase of 151 121 036 over the 1900 census.
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Washington
Census Office
United States
Extended talkfest likely over railroad measure
Washington May 4 Thirty days for debate is the prophecy of senate leaders on the Taft-like bill. The physical valuation of the railroads if worted in the bill will provoke the debate. It is recommended by the Interstate Commerce Commission.
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Washington
Senate
Montana G A R encampment opens with Van Sant guest
Helena hosts the 26th annual Montana G A R department encampment as ex Governor Van Sant of Minnesota arrives as commander in chief. The three day gathering draws veterans to the capital city.
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Helena
Mont
G. A. B. Veterans of
Montana
van Sant
Minnesota
Veterans groups hold annual sessions here
Woman's Relief Corps, Ladies of the G A B, and other organizations conferred with veterans as they held their annual sessions in the city.
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Woman's Relief Corps
Ladies of the
Arms- Hata
Augustana College Marks Fiftieth Anniversary
Canton reports the fiftieth anniversary of Augustana college to be celebrated on Tuesday May 31 1910. The United Church and its schools will participate through representatives to help honor the milestone in the college's history.
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Canton
Augustana College
United Church
Taft Tours St Louis Visits Clubs and Ball Games
President Taft arrived in St Louis and breakfasted with the Commercial Club. He plans to attend two league baseball games and later dine with the Traffic Club after a city drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Traffic Club
St. Louis
Taft
Commercial Club
Colorado editor killed by city marshal in Walden quarrel
Alfred H. Law editor of the New Era is dying after being shot by J Norman Davis who then killed himself. Davis was said to have tampered with the water system and the shooting stemmed from a quarrel over a story Law printed.
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Walden, Colo
Alfred H. Law
The
New Era
J. Norman Davis
Davis
Law
Eleventh Annual Congress of Mothers Opens in Rockford
Delegates and many visitors from across the state attend the eleventh annual meeting of the Illinois Congress of Mothers in Rockford May 4. The program includes discussions on the physical mental and moral welfare of the child by numerous well known men and women.
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Rockford
Ill
Illlinois Congress of Mothers
Prominent South Dakota Doctor Dies at Home
Dr. J. B. Seagley a leading South Dakota physician died at his home from heart trouble. He was suddenly affected while doing chores and died in great agony after about an hour and a half.
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DR. I. B. Seageley
Presho
J. B. Seagley
So. Dakota
Belle Fourche Man Found Dead in Bed
Tommie Hall a well known Belle Fourche resident died at home after a blood poisoning infection from a scratched finger. He had recently helped a neighbor with machinery and fell ill with symptoms like mumps while on a street visit. A friend found him dead in bed early Wednesday, with his body still warm.
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Tommie Hall
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Gray
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President Taft
Mound City
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Congress OF Mothers
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