Accession of Edward VII Proclaimed Amid Royal Mourning
News notes the accession of Edward VII to the throne of Great Britain and Ireland amid royal mourning for Queen Victoria. Public memorials and military displays are planned. the ceremony includes oaths by the privy council and legislators. The queen’s body rests at Osborne House. preparations for a grand funeral display unfold.
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Edward VII
Edward
St. James’ Park
Queen Victoria
Prince of Wales
Sovereien
Duke of York
Kaise
Osturne
Gun Wreder
Chicago
Woodham
Raward VII
Great Britain
College of Arms
Osborne House
Ireland
India
St. James’ Palace
Privy Council
Lords and Commons
Victoria
Hur
Islands News and Senate Actions Report
The Islands printed copies of the proposed Cuban constitution were distributed. A thousand insurgents in Panay Inland sworn allegiance to the United States. An American employee of the Havana post office was arrested for stealing and confessed. The Senate confirmed James M. Harlan as attorney general of Puerto Rico. The Senate ratified the purchase of Sibutu and Cagayan islands from Spain for 100000 dollars. Colonel Russell B. Harrison seeks a court of inquiry into his Porto Rico removal order. The transport California carried remains of soldiers who died in China to San Francisco. The State Department issued a warrant for the surrender of C. F. Wheely to Cuban authorities for embezzlement. The Philippine Commission adopted an educational plan allowing priests and ministers to use schoolhouses three days a week for teaching.
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United States
Havana
Senate
James &. Harlan
Porto Rico
Sibutu
Cagayan Islands
Philippines
Spain
Tussell B. Harrison
California
San Francisco
State Department
C.F. Wheely
Pulippine Commission
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Odell
New York
William Wallace Silvester
George W. South Memorial Protestant Episcopal Church of the Advocate
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Jdayor Harrison
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James P. Sherrett
Tormer Chict
Supreme Court of Pensylvania
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Emiley
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Boston
Charleston Navy Yard
Ashaway Savings Bank
Ashaway
BR. 1
A. G. Blair
Canadian Railways
Cenale
Edward Kelly
Milestones and mayhem echo in a sprawling news roundup
A sweeping, untidy digest of late 19th century happenings. mentions in brief include political contests, legislative moves, and notable deaths across cities like New York Chicago San Francisco and Wichita. fortunes, fires, trials, and international notes thread through a dense mosaic of names, places, and events.
Vast, chaotic world news in a single clipping
Multiple items flow from far flung conflicts and society notes. Verdi in Milan and Verdi’s outlook, a plague in the Dubonte region, Norway’s King Oscar back in control, debates over religious societies in France, casualties in Venezuela and Leyte, a Castellane value committee, deportation of G T Riss, a London fraud sentence, a Belgian duel, a Montreal fire destroying a large trades building, a wreck near Cape Flattery, and Emma Novad slated to sing at royal opera during Queen Wilhelmina’s wedding period.
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Kruger
Giuseppe Verdi
Milan
Italy
Cape Colony
Oscar
Norway
Sworten
France
Chamber of Deputies
Hoyo
Vengzuela
Leutenant
Stocle
Leyte Island
Corrt
Castellane Pase
G. T. Riss
Manila
United States
B. &. Lake
London
Asphelt Trust
Robert de Rothschild
Count de Lubersac
Sim
Montreal
Board of A Trade
Port Townsend
Plothek
Cape Flattery
Emma Novad
The
Royal Opera
Wilhelmina
Peru for health cited by grateful readers in 19th century ad
A letter from Frances Anderson of Columbus Ohio describes recovery from grippe and lung illness after using Peru to regain strength. Multiple neighbors and friends praise the remedy and cite personal cures, with endorsements from various readers and a signature from a local resident.
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Tapas
Devin
Bertere
Otisea
Ted
Dorris
J. Wahl
Columbus
Frances M. Anderson
Judge Anderson
Virginia
Washington, DC
Higher Educational League
Peruma
Departure in Sculpture by Mrs Clio Huneker Honeker
A feature on Mrs Clio Huneker Honeker detailing a shift to delicate bronze silver and ivory statuettes as a new American sculpture trend. It notes her early works and $10,200 commission at age 23, her Paris studies with noted sculptors, her artistic family, and her tea time studio practice and distinctive artistic process.
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Clio Hinton Honeker
Ciio Hinton Honeker
James Brown Porter
Paderewski
Gen. Fremont
Huneker
Paris
St. Gaudens
Macmonnies
Louis Auro
Howard Hinton
Louis Histon
Inlaw
Roland Perry
Congressional
Necessity of the Times Dinner Delay Explain
A reading scene refers to pure food literature and a chemist delaying dinner for a daily analysis. Separately, a note says United States marines may land in Venezuela if the government expels the New York and Bermudez Asphalt company from its concession.
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United States
Venezuela
New York and Bermudez Asphalt Company
Statesman Defends Years in Service Amid Accusations
A visiting questioner questions a veteran politician about his long service, prompting a retort that online rumors claim he betrayed the public. The exchange highlights old ties and regional sentiment as accusations spread.
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