Crowned at Westminster Abbey Edward VII and Alexandra
Newsreel of Edward VII and Alexandra crowned king and queen at Westminster Abbey. Processions from Buckingham Palace showcased foreign princes, dukes, and royal aides as the ceremony opened with recognition, oath, anointing, issuing the orb and crown, and concluded with royal ascent and public procession through London.
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Maharejah
Gwalior
Alfred Gaseley
Edward Hobart Seymour
Lord Kitchener
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Duke of Connaught
Prince Arthur of Connaught
Duke of Buccleuch
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Duke of Portland
Second Life Guards
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Edward Wilt
Zadok
George Granville Bradley
Westminster
Canon Duckworth
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St. Editha
King Edward
King
St. Edward's Chapel
St. Edward’s Chapel
Pige Place
Bryan Declares He Is Not a 1904 Presidential Candidate
William J. Bryan, en route to Danville Illinois to speak, denied 1904 presidential candidacy rumors in a Muscatine Iowa interview. He dismissed Huray reports as unreliable, stating he will not be a candidate for president in 1994 and plans to remain a private citizen focused on reform advocacy and editorial work.
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William J. Bryan
Danville
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Huraday
Mason Les
Troops Save Woman From Violent Neighbors In Turney Run Hill
A cavalry platoon under Governor Gobin escorted a sick wife and her child from Turney Run Hill to a railroad station for safety after threats and rock throwing by locals. The aid followed reports of daily violence in the area amid labor unrest at nearby mines. Lithunian suspects were jailed for murder in Pottsville as riots and arrests spread. guards remained on duty fearing a rescue attempt.
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Turney Run Hill
Gobin
Gilberton
Philadelphia and Reading Coal and Iron Company
Turkey Run Hill
Pottsville Hospital
Lareno
Joseph Beddal
Pottsville
Trier
Multiple mishaps and crimes reported across Ohio and Pennsylvania
A list of incidents includes Charles Stanley in New Cumberland injuring himself with a revolver, smallpox mislabeling in Cuyahoga Falls, and storms in Denver Pa burning J M Mayhew barn with tools. Burglars robbed John Howatt of Sharon Pa of jewelry worth 200 dollars during a Canadian trip. Archaeological finds near Imlenton Pa uncovered three Indian skeletons and artifacts. A suit by AR Whaley against Citizens National Bank alleges shock from touching a brass window guard. In Fostoria Oh, George Grave and family returned to a ransacked home with money silverware a gold watch and a revolver stolen. The First Presbyterian church of
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New Cumberland
Cuyahoga Falls
Denver
J. M. Mayhew
John Howatt
Sharon
Imlenton
AR. H. Whaley
New Cage
Citizens' National Bank
Begin
Fostoria
George Grave
First Presbyterian Church
Agricultural Prospects Strengthen Amid Trade Delays
G Dun & Co Weekly Review reports bright agricultural prospects outweigh labor disputes delaying trade. Farmers anticipate heavy fall trade and longer than usual contracts. rail shipments rise with a 3.9 percent advance, 21.8 percent above last year. Raw wool gains, coke ovens run at 250000 tons weekly, and harvests improve across districts with futures supported by strong demand.
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Ang
R. G. Dun & Co
Connells Vile
National games results and upcoming matches recap
Yesterday results include Pittsburg 4 over Philadelphia 0 and Brooklyn 6 over St Louis 2. Chicago 6 over New York 0 and Cincinnati 5 over Boston 1. Today Pittsburg visits Philadelphia while Chicago hosts New York in two games and Cincinnati plays Boston. American games show Cleveland 5 Philadelphia 4 and Detroit 2 Baltimore 0. Boston 8 St Louis 0 with Boston at Chicago and Baltimore at Cleveland on the slate.
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St. Louis
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Cleveland
Detroit
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Attorney General Knox Attacked in Atlantic City Restaurant
Attorney General Knox reports a near-violent clash at a Garden Hotel restaurant in Atlantic City. He and his party including Mrs. Knox and daughter faced boisterous men who taunted them over his trusts stance. A scuffle ensued with punches and pushes before staff separated combatants.
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Associated Press
Knox
Atlantic Sty Jast
Young
Pittsburg
Garden Hotel
Mr. Knox
Charles T. Schoen
Philadelphia
Dhe
Washington
Charles DC
Long
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Atlantic City
Ranl . Knox
Daughter
Attorney Generals Party
Lon
Osperent
Fleer
Steveson
Mr. Young
Stevenson
Damore
Flint
Habie
Weather Forecast for Ohio Pennsylvania and West Virginia
Ohio and Western Pennsylvania remain fair today with a change to showers tomorrow. Winds will be variable today and shift to fresh east tomorrow. West Virginia also sees fair weather today followed by showers tomorrow.
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Pennsylvania
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