Obsequies Arrangements and Naval Pageant Outline
Warships gather for Friday naval pageant led by torpedo boat destroyers and royal yachts. London crowds, security, and closures loom as Charles I Portugal arrives at Dover and Buckingham Palace hosts royal greetings amid nationwide mourning.
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Cowes
Alberta
Victoria and Albert
Edward
Queen Alexandra
Osborne
Hohenzollern
William
Duke
Duchess of Connaught
Alexandra
Camper Down
Rodney
Benbow
Collingwood
Collosius
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Nile
Howe
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Mars
Prince George
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Covent Garden
Smithfield
United Kingdom
London
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Carlos I
Portugal
Dover
Oelock
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Senor Pinto de Saveral
Vittoria Station
Charles
Prince Christian of
Schiiswig-Holstein
Amajesty
Buckingham Palace
Duke of Orleans to Attend Queen Victoria's Funeral
Orleans report from Paris states the Duke will travel to London to attend Queen Victoria's funeral. He plans to deposit a wreath on the casket, marking his presence despite prior tension after a Paris artist caricature incident led to his ostracism in England.
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Orleans
Paris
Duke of Orleans
Queen Victoria
London
England
Fire destroys Brink Busteed's Zoo in Baltimore
In Baltimore on a cold Jan night a blaze gutted Brink Busteed's circular winter zoo in the old cyclorama building. The fire killed over 73 animals including most of the herd except for a few remaining elephants camels donkeys and hounds. Loss to animals is estimated at about 400000 with rebuilding costs possibly 15000 to 26100.
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Baltimore
Dostock
War news and scattered notices from around the world
Reports from Calentia to London describe Lord Kitchener considering 16000 Boer prisoners for relocation to India in Nilgiri and Orissa Berugal. Other dispatches note De Wet’s activities near Thahanchu and Cape Colony, unrest at Kief University, Creeks peace actions, and political obituaries in Ohio.
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Ord
Kitchener
de Wet
Calentia
Statehood Demand Spurs Guthrie Convention
An enthusiastic Oklahoma statehood convention in Guthrie on January 31 urged immediate statehood. Sidney E. Clark chaired a large gathering with delegates from all counties. The majority backed Oklahoma statehood alone and added a proviso to favor Indian Territory if Congress should later act. Dry wood dealer notice at 212 E State Street.
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Guthrie
Okla
Sidney E. Clark
Oklahoma City
Statehood Executive Committee
Oklahoma
Indian Territory
Ghishoma
Nation's plan ruins four Satos. Anthony temperance raid
In Anthony Kansas twelve women of the Woman's Christian Temperance Union swept through the town destroying four saloons and liquor stock amid smashing of fixtures. The action left saloons closed across Montgomery County with authorities preparing for possible legal action.
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Ded
Bya
Sherif
Danville
Legislature notes reforms and funding for Illinois expo
The legislature advanced an emergency measure to fund an Illinois exposition building with 75009 dollars. A seven member state expo commission was proposed, with four Republicans. A bill to shorten hours and improve sleeping rooms for drug clerks passed. A medical bill targeting osteopaths and Christian Scientists was introduced to tighten licensing after sanctions by medical examiners. A Lansing senator proposed rail fare cuts with tiered rates by earnings and family mileage bonds. A penalty bill targets counties over 20000 population for potential syndicates.
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Mbisis
Stle
Tllinois
ACHE
Mgidieon
State Board of Medical Examiners
Lansing
Mich
Vpierson
Carey
Washington Delays Chinese Indemnity Negotiations
Washington reports continued talks on Chinese indemnity despite poor outlook. The State Department sent Mr. Conger precise instructions to guide settlement efforts while noting danger of destroying the Qing government. A later dispatch cites demands for large taels related to Manchu affairs and the killing of Baron von Ketteler, with Count von Waldersee also mentioned.
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Welking
Department of State
Conger
State Department
Shughail
Dun
Nessia
Hempity
Fragmented CURRENT EVENTS item set
A garbled batch of 19th century notices mentions wills, a prison sentence, a saloon fire in Boston, a hotel fire in New York, rural delivery mail schemes, land allotment for Indians in Oklahoma, a German scientist on electricity, court cases in Annapolis and Louisville, mail canal questions, a Lexington Ave car accident in New York, the national maritime congress at Brunswick, a Moscow elder at Reedotsky, a Boston old woman age 155, a murder trial in Kentucky, Verdun ceremony reports, a gas explosion in an occupied house, and sympathy for the Boers expressed by Tennessee’s lower house.
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Banjansin
Oklahoma
T Slaby
Annapolis
Spring Cuys Hye
Chinego
St. Louis
Albany
Lextigton Avenue
New York
National Maritime Congress
Gov. Candler
Georgia
Brunswick
United States
Hendred Year Club
Tzum Reedotsky
Moscow
Mary Molloweld
Batu Ta
Tillin
North Und
Boston
Mass
Hayphoel Falta
Shotwells
Sutton Farris
Lusan Cox
White
Corbin
Willlamebure
Extra Session Sought for Philippine Legislation
Washington dispatches report President McKinley may call an extra congressional session to handle Philippine legislation. The issue hinges on a pending Supreme Court recess and the fate of the ship subsidy bill amid party debates. A conference among Democrats populists and silver Republicans will define the bill's outcome and potential final actions before March 4.
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Washington
McKintey
Congress
United States Supreme Court
Trip
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Supreme Court
Frye
Senate
Trealso
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