Japan Crowned Mikado Yoshihito As Foreign Guests Attend
Kioto November 10. For the first time in history the people of Japan and foreign representatives attended the coronation of Yoshihito. The ceremony centered on the Kashikodokoro sacred mirror and imperial treasures symbolizing imperial power. Foreign and Japanese representatives joined the ritual in the Junkoden hall signaling Japan's departure from isolation.
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Yoshihito
Matoubiito
Nippon
Amaterasu
Tokio
Kitchener's India Mission Rumor Centered on Unrest
Washington reports Earl Kitchener likely heads to India amid unrest described as deeper than official circles admit. Nawab Al Mulk Sultan, Hyderabad Nizam, said deposed by his people as mutinies and German and Japanese pressure impact the region.
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Egypt
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Hyderabad
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Near East
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British Destroyer Louis Ashore in Mediterranean
London announces the destroyer Louis of the latest type is ashore and a total loss in the Mediterranean with the crew saved. A Madrid message also reports Britain sinking two German submarines near Gibraltar.
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Gibraltar
Fire destroys Bethlehem Steel Plant at South Bethlehem
Fire of suspicious origin gutted Plant No 4 at Bethlehem Steel Works killing a vast fortune of property. About 800 workers were at the site with no fatalities reported as flames consumed the machine plant and halted finished gun production for Allies and the United States. Local fire departments aided by surrounding towns battled the blaze amid concerns of incendiary causes and the impact on war material supplies.
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Americans Perish on Italian Liner Ancona Sunk by Submarine
London reports state Americans perished when the Italian liner Ancona was sunk yesterday by an Austrian submarine after firing hundreds of shells. The vessel carried 422 passengers and 60 crew members. 270 survivors, many severely wounded, were rescued at Bizerta on the North African coast. The ship had been en route from Naples to New York. Separately, Jewelry robbed from Thomas W Lawson’s Scituate estate is valued at about $7000 and under police review.
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