Coronation Plans for Nicholas II and Empress in Moscow May 17
Moscow reads of a grand coronation sequence for Nicholas II and Alexandra Feodorovna. May 17 previews Te Deum, cathedral rites, and processions through Archangel and Blagoveshchensk cathedrals, with dates through May 29 marking receptions, regalia observances, imperial flag consecration, and lavish balls as French, Austrian, and British dignitaries prepare lavish tributes.
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Archangel
Blagorestachensk
Alexandrinsky Palace
Novala Orujetuuia
Krenlin Palace
Kremlin Palace
Empresa
Kremlin
Ovudevigia Palace
Gath
Hadynsky Square
No Collusion Claim Amid Court Confusion in Hentpost Robbery
The transcript shows Uncle Ben denying collusion with the prisoner as a judge probes the claim. The exchange reveals tension over whether collusion existed and hints at underlying race and employment tensions. Nearby, reports note a colored woman brick and stone mason in Richmond and an elderly Mrs. Rhoda Cox defending independence in a male-dominated labor scene.
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Prizoner
Interrenshim
Alwars
Joel
Jedge
Fexas
Kennathy
Richmond
Sam
Rhoda Cox
Symbols of flowers and plants across cultures
Mint stands for virtue while the primrose signifies inconstancy and the arbor vitae hints at unfailing friendship. The peach lesson fosters submission and the lotus in India represents life, with other blooms linked to memory, love, despair, or provincial meanings across Egypt, France, Spain, and England.
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China
Spain
France
India
Ancient
Egypt
England
Scotland
A Hero at Rest Gen Lucius Fairchild Dies in Madison
Madison Wisconsin May 24 The city learns of Gen Lucius Fairchilds death after a long illness with la grippe and declining strength. Born December 27 1831 he rose from miner to brigadier general and governor of Wisconsin. He served as secretary of state ambassador to several nations and led Grand Army of the Republic Wisconsin and Loyal Legion chapters. Survived by wife Mrs Seldon Bacon of New York and children Mrs Charles M Morris and Miss Caryl Fairchild of Madison. His death ends a long public career and ends a life of service to state and country.
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Russia
Germany
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Austria
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Queen Victoria
England
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Yamagata
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Poent Cleveland
UN Stratos
Madison
Lucius Pairchild
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Fairchild
la Grippe
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Atah
Seldon Bacon
New Yor
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Thargcer
California
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Portage County
Ohio
Yarius Cassius Fairchild
New York
Sallie (Blair) Fairchild
Cleveland
Wisconsin
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Academy of
Twinsburg
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Algo
Carroll College
Whikeshi
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Dane County
Fort Sumpter
Gettysburg
Seminary Til
Union Convention of
Amt
University of Wisconsin
United States
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Paris
James Russell Lowell
Flo
Spain
Grand Army of the Republic
Fairehird
Fig Elestion
Loy Legion
State Historical Library Commission
Handitt
Slate
University
McKinley
Charles M. Morrs
Caryl Patrefild
Charles Fairchild
Boston
Sara
Fairchild Conover
Mansfield Diplomatly Encounters Spokane Stage Clash
Richard Mansfield clashed with Jack Quinn in Spokane involving noisy stagehands. A heated exchange led to Quinn warning to curb the disruption while Mansfield demanded law replies. After the incident, Mansfield limited contact with Quinn and the same crew.
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Maine
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Jack
Mansfield
Quinn
Richard
San Francisco Examiner
Court Case Tangles Over Famous London Writer
District Attorney Purcell prosecuted two men accused of stealing a horse amid a London intrigue involving the archdeacon and Sir Walter Scott. Catherine Sinclair, the accused author, was linked to popular works including Holiday House which Blackie recently reissued. In earlier years she frequented Aberdeen and once gave Sir Walter a tiny engraved likeness with a muslin scarf and a faint inscription reading The Great Unknown.
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Purcell
London
Walter Scot
Catherine Sinclair
Oterx
Holiday House
Blackle
Alboreford
Walter
Broke Off the Friendship Sparks with Lawsuit Threats
A fragment notes a broken friendship over alleged photographs from last summer. The text hints at a dispute and possible legal action but lacks full context or named parties.
Short Will Appoints Wife Executrix In New York Office
A terse will dated in New York named Andrew Wesley Kent as author and bequeaths all real and personal estate to his wife Nizah Kent. The document, drawn on two sheets, designates Shereaf as executrix and revokes prior wills amid an estate valued at 1,500,000 with 300,000 in liabilities. Abbey SchoeNel and Grau, operatic managers, have resigned.
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New York
Wesley Kent
Wis
Nizah Kent
Abbey
SchoeNel and Grau
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