Edward and Alexandra Crowned in Westminster Abbey
London reports the coronation of King Edward and Queen Alexandra in Westminster Abbey. The ceremony featured a lavish pageant with diverse regalia, clergy, nobles, diplomats, and a display of jewels, amid orchestral fanfares and cheers. The archbishop administered oaths, the crown was placed, and the royal couple received the communion before retiring to St Edward's Chapel.
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London
Edward
Alexandra
Westminster Abbey
Chapel Royal
Duke of Connaught
Prince of Wales
Abbey
Archbishop of Canterbury
Earl of Halsbury
Westminster Boys
Rex Edwardus
Canterbury
King Edward
Tam
Seadok
Sathem
York
L of
St Edward’s Chapel
Te Deam
Death of Harry Tracy Ends Pursuit of Notorious Outlaw
Spokane dispatch reports Harry Tracy, escaped felon and multia murderer, died by his own hand after a narrow pursuit in a wheat field near Fellows, Washington. Sheriff Gardner's posse found him at dawn with a revolver in hand, his forehead battered, and his tibial artery severed. Tracy had escaped from Salem Penitentiary on June 9 and killed four guards, then killed Merrill and Raymond during his flight, holding farms and posing as he moved toward Puget Sound. Rewards totaled $5,000 from Washington and Oregon authorities plus private offers.
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Spokane
Wash
Harry Tracy
Washington
Oregon
Tracy
Creston
Fellows
Washington Central
Far West
Gardner
Davenport
Harry
Oregon State Penitentiary
Salem
David Merrill
Frank W. Ferrell
G, FT. Jones
B. F. Tiffany
Frank Ingraham
Merrill
Napavine
Beattle
Charles Raymond
E. E. Breese
Neil Rawley
Carl Anderson
Louie Zafrite
Clark
Puget Sound
Valentine Hoge
Colorado
William Stront
McBride
Cuba Raises Tariffs As Cuba Senate Approves Increase
Washington reports that Cuban senate authorized the executive to raise import duties across multiple goods including shoes and boots to 17 percent, coal to 25 cents per thousand kilos, and various foods and beverages up to 50 percent. Philippine Exhibit plans allocate 250000 in gold for St Louis display. Tennessee election results favor Democratic tickets for supreme court and chancery appeals. Gen Meyer dies in Brussels from war illness. Isaac Finklest ein dies after assault injuries in Des Moines.
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State Department
Squiers
Senate
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THE
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Satock Company
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Tony Buin
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