King Edward Opens Parliament Amid Imperial Pageantry
London witnesses the first parliament of King Edward VII opened with royal procession from Buckingham Palace to Westminster. The king and queen rode as thousands cheered, while he swore in before delivering a speech urging unity with powers abroad amid continued South African war.
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York
Boston museum buys Velazquez painting for 800000
The Boston Museum of Fine Arts trustees via the art commission authorize an 80000 purchase of Velazquez The Prince Baltazar Curios and His Dwarf from the Earl of Carliste collection in York England. The New York Metropolitan frigid sought the work but Boston secures it. prior prices for similar Carlos works included 9400 in 1853 and 10, 000 in 1951. Dispatch from Cape Town reports De Wet and ex-President Smuts entering Cape Colony and Philippstown with British forces repelling them with losses.
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Boston Museum of Fine Arts
New York
The Brigadier Nominations Debated in Senate
The senate, after two executive sessions, confirmed all presidential brigadier general nominations including Bates Wood Grant and Bell amid criticism of the Sulu treaty and seniority rulings. Pettigrew Rawlins and Teller objected to aspects of the treaty and military promotion norms. Moran faced no opposition. In another matter, Port o Rican code commission member TL Rowe met with Foraker and Griggs to discuss the April report and progress on self help, sugar districts, railroads, and worker pay.
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University of Pennsylvania
The Cuban Constitution Edits by Committees
The finishing touches were given yesterday to the Cuban constitution by the editing committee and a report will be made to the constitutional convention today. A separate committee drafted a proposal on Cuba United States relations. Gen Rivera objects to resolving future relations before adoption, while many delegates favor addressing it now and a possible meeting with Gov Wood to seek United States acceptance.
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Forthcoming Boer Peace Talks and Court Injunctions
Feb 14 reports from multiple cities. Judge Holy Meter grants a permanent injunction against the Jefries Ruhlin prize fight. In Cape Town, Tict Dewet seeks peace talks with Afrikander Bund leadership. Dewet and the Boer peace committee press for a clear no aid stance from the Cape Dutch. In O., Company A to Gen. Dewet, and Steyn to press for surrender, with potential terms discussed. The incident includes a jumble of military actions and postponed proceedings at circuit and supreme courts.
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Louis Botha
Robbers loot depot as bloodhounds track suspects
Hiawatha Kansas Feb 14 robbers entered St Joseph and Grand Island depot at Beattie early yesterday morning. All money drawers emptied three mail sacks opened and registered mail taken. Bloodhounds from Beatrice Nebraska are on the trail. Also reports from La Crosse Wisconsin Feb 14 of smallpox in St Michael's orphan asylum five cases vaccinated quarantine. Edward Smith killed by electric car in Kansas City Missouri. Philadelphia Feb 14 64 million chemical trust formed to merge Sino and old chemical trusts. New York Brooklyn and New England firms sign. several major players remain outside. Reyesld Hobser Carl Krebs and Wa Albert granted citizenship papers.
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Savannah
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Royal Wedding in Madrid Ties Princess of Asturias to Prince of Esurbos
In Madrid today the Princess of Asturias wed Prince of Esurbos in the royal palace chapel. The couple will reside in the palace and do not plan a wedding journey at this time. Tonight most guests and the Quaerte couple depart the city.
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Thrown into bed dispute ends in thrashing case
In Wilkesbarre Pennsylvania Alderman Donohue heard a case where Thomas Jones was arrested for thrashing his wife over her cold feet. Jones admitted the act and asked for a divorce. he lacked bail and faced judgment. Other items note recognition requests for Sampson, a Cuba harbor commander, and assorted local notices and advertisements.
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Donohue Beard
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Railroad Bill Moves In Kansas Legislation Cycle
The Kansas Legislature reports progress on a long delayed railroad bill moving to a second reading. Other measures debated include a mortgage law reversion, a biennial elections resolution, teacher hiring restrictions, arbitration board proposals, and a vacation bill affecting townsites and local districts.
Church Smashed as War Tears Wichita Area
A Beacon dispatch from Winfield reports United Presbyterian church hall windows smashed during a bitter conflict. The five large stained glass panes were damaged, with losses around 200 dollars. Warrants issued for several unknown individuals, including the pastor Rev Henderabot, a prohibition advocate, amid ongoing clashes between opposing factions.
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Winfield
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United Presbyterian Church
Henderabot
Women of Fitteburg Demand City Joints Closed
A large delegation of women asked Mayor Brewer and the city council to close all saloons in Kansas City Missouri. The meeting discussed potential raids, but action was not taken amid uncertain public sentiment. About twenty five saloons reportedly contribute over 1000 dollars monthly in fines to city revenue.
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Winfield Meeting Pledges Ultimatum to Leave Town
A mass meeting at the Winfield opera house passed a resolution demanding a prohibition business quit to noon Wednesday. Over 200 signed the pledge to drive the liquor trade out, as fights broke out outside with revolvers and clubs injuring several, though none seriously, amid lawless fear in the streets.
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Nation returns to Topeka in strong welcome
Mrs Nation arrives in Topeka from Chicago to discuss plans before leaving for Medicine Lodge. A home defenders delegation meets her at the station and crowds press close as she reiterates she will persist with her crusade until all Kansas jails are closed.
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Westminster Confession Revision Reports Issued by Committee
The Presbyterian committee on revising the Westminster confession of faith reports two outcomes to the general assembly. The majority favors a supplemental constitutional creed while the minority backs a supplemental explanatory statement of doctrine.
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