Monster Queen Victoria Funeral Pageant Planned in London
London mourners will witness a two hour funeral procession from Victoria to Paddington with the coffin in the queen's special saloon carriage. King and Emperor William will lead on horseback, flanked by Field Marshal Roberts. Military units and peers will fill the streets in a vast display of ceremony.
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London
Victoria Station
Paddington Station
Windsor
Royal Borough
William
Earl Roberts
House of Commons
Household Brigade
Queen's remains lie in state at Osborne guarded tightly
Report from Cowes Isle of Wight on January 26 describes tight security around Osborne House as reporters view Queen Victoria's remains. The hall to the crimson draped dining room shows wreaths from royal households and servants with rifles at attention, while the coffin rests close to the floor. The new king and queen figures are depicted with offerings from the German emperor and empress.
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Cowes
Isle of Wight
Osborne House
Willie
Germany
German Crown Prince Arrives at Cowes Today
Cowes Isle of Wight January 26 Emperor William leaves Cowes aboard the royal yacht Alberta for Portsmouth to meet Crown Prince Friederich Wilhelm who began for Potsdam yesterday. German embassy members travel to Cowes to honor Emperor William on his birthday.
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Portsmouth
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Potsdam
England
London
Emperor Wiliam
Memorial Services For Queen Victoria Held In Chicago
Memorial services in honor of Queen Victoria will be held in Chicago on an elaborate scale with intervals until February 2 the day after the funeral at Frogmore. Tomorrow includes religious ceremonies and public meetings led by Robert T. Lincoln at the Auditorium. Official services will be at St James Episcopal Church on February 2 under Captain Windham with seats for Governor Yates Major Harrison Major General Otis and staff and other notables.
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Chicago
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Frogmore
Robert T. Lincoln
Court of St. James
St. James Episcopal Church
Windham
Yates
Harrison
Otis
Progress 18 Slow in Pekin Negotiations
Washington reports state departments note negotiations among Pekin ministers progress slowly but not hopeless. Do not expect rapid agreement yet. Departments remain hopeful for a satisfactory outcome, acknowledging delays may consume weeks.
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Associated Press
Washington, D
Pekin
British Ties Strengthened by American Sympathy After Queen's Death
London reports that the death of the queen has softened relations with the United States. American tributes touched British hearts and Washington and New York honors are seen as unprecedented. The canal treaty aims to end a long dispute, with a decision expected after the queen's burial and king's wishes are clear.
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Hill parity bill moved to special order in House
Chairman Southard of the house committee on coinage introduced a resolution to make the bill establishing parity between silver and gold dollars a special order with two days for debate. The resolution goes to the rules committee to decide if it is brought to the floor.
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Southard
House Committee On Coinage
House
Committee On Rules
West triumphs as Gubbins elected Bricklayers and Masons head
George P. Gubbins of Chicago won the Bricklayers and Masons International Union of America presidency today, defeating William Klein of New York by 33 votes. The result marks a western victory over the east.
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Milwaukee
Wis
George P. Gubbins
Chicago
Bricklayers’ and Masons
International Union of America
William Klein
New York
Mendota Smallpox Scare Nears End
The smallpox scare at Mendota State Hospital in Madison is nearly over with no new cases expected before Wednesday, prompting likely lifting of the quarantine.
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Mendota
Madison
Wis
State Hospital For the Insane
Funeral at Waukau for Mrs. P. Knapp
The funeral for Mrs. P. Knapp of Waukau Wisconsin will be held Sunday at 11 p m from the M E church. Rev. Reynolds of Omro will conduct the services. She died Thursday at age eighty one.
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P. Knapp
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Displayed effect of queen's death on England modest
A British report notes a 1 percent spread of public reaction to the queen's death across England. Officials describe civic calm with low disruption as days pass after the monarch's passing.
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England
Mourning Shapes Commerce Across London After Queen Victoria’s Death
After Victoria’s death, London markets see a shift to mourning goods with black apparel dominating shop windows and public spaces. Demand soars for black fabrics while colored goods face shortages. insurers report heavy activity as theater and stock markets brace for the impact.
Smallpox Scare Strikes Green Bay
Green Bay board of health investigates a Dr. Roder mund of Appleton accused of visiting a smallpox patient and exposing others by treating eyes. If confirmed, exposed individuals face several weeks of quarantine, prompting public concern due to many contacts on Tuesday.
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Green Bay
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Board of Health of
Rodermund
Appleton
Board of Health
Bank Fails in Montgomery Alabama
The Josiah Morris bank, one of Alabama’s oldest private institutions, failed to open today. Deposits are believed heavy and crowds gathered around the bank as authorities stated no legal steps were yet taken. Montgomery County and the city had substantial deposits.
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Associated Press
Montgomery
Ala
Josiah Morris Bank
Alabama
City of
Burglars Strike Revenue Vault in Peoria Heist
The Peoria revenue office vault was breached last night by thieves through a transom. They used a hammer and chisel to pry open the vault, taking a large quantity of stamps and risking a loss potentially reaching six figures. Deputy Collector Marshall avoided comment as officials estimate the loss around $100,000 to $1,000,000 range.
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Associaunt Press
Peoria
Marshall
Daugherty
Fire destroys Pilking and Brooks crockery house
The Pilking and Brooks crockery firm at State and Lake streets Chicago was left a total loss by fire early today. Losses run between 950 900 and 400 000 with 50 000 on the building. The stock is insured and a dozen firemen narrowly escaped injury from falling timbers. Among the shattered wares is a 89 000 collection of rare porcelain from Paris.
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Pilking & Brooks
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Lake Streets
Graduating Class Holds Commencement at Opera House
Eleven high school seniors participate in Monday evening exercises marking the end of their city school ties. Arion orchestra provides music, class colors white and gold, white rose flower, motto He conquers who endures. Graduation program lists essays, orations, poems, and diplomas presented by Supt. H. A. Simonds.
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Oshkosh
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Amy Gertrude Clark
Harvey Wiliam Jones
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Charles Richard Heisinger
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Lillian Mae Eldredge
Frank Ray van Keuren
Amalia Lissete Pryne
Mable Currie
Arion Orchestra
The Queen's Funeral Arrangements and London Cable Letter
A compact notice from The Queen's Funeral section mentions arrangements around the funeral and a London cable letter. Additional items include a lunch for players, common mistakes feature, book and magazine notices, church announcements, and other column briefs from the newspaper.
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Oshkosh
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Burglan All China
Ta Hung Chang
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Smallpox scare erupts as Appleton orders guards on Rodermund
Dr Rodermund, famed for smallpox, fears escape from quarantine while authorities vow a fifty-strong guard. False reports of his suicide circulate, new transmission links hint at Grand Chute, and Miss Stark’s infection path comes under review. Appleton residents dub Rodermund’s home the pest house as fears renew.
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Grand Chute
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Near Death for Harry L Battis at Aunt's Home
Harry L Battis lies near death at his aunt Mrs. Annie E Stille's home 6 High street. Doctors say he cannot survive more than a few hours though he was conscious at 3 PM and recognized family members. Relatives describe a long, determined struggle against a wasting illness.
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Annie E. Stille
Senate Moves to Clear Army Reorganization Report
Washington Jan 26. Mr Hawley sought Senate consideration of the conference report on the army reorganization bill but the report was laid over under objection. The Indian appropriation bill was then taken up.
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Washington, D. C
Hawley
Train with troops captured near Kimberley in South Africa
A train carrying troops and military stores was captured by the Boers at Stipklip near Fourteen Streams north of Kimberley. An armored train pursued the Boers as the capture occurred. In a separate note, twenty Cape police surrendered to the Boers at Devondale on January 21 without resistance. General Prinsloo is reported wounded from fighting January 16.
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Babcock Named Postmaster at Omro Wisconsin
Washington January 2 president sent to the senate a list of about a dozen postmaster appointments in Wisconsin including W Babcock for Omro Charles J Letterston for Menekaunee Chaires Button for Milton Junction J O Southworth for Whitehall N A Lien for Black River Falls and R A Etter for Mon Tae
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Washington, D. C
Senate
State of
Wisconsin
Salvation Army Mission In City Churches Appeals To Youth
Salvation Army workers to lead Sunday services at First Presbyterian amid church cooperation. Leaders Serch and Trent praised for effectiveness. local women like Mrs. Leander Choate and Mrs. J J Moore help secure permissions for services at several city churches. Crusade aids young girls frequenting saloons and placement in state homes.
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Piaherty
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Oratorical Contest Date Moved to February 8
The Oshkosh Normal executive committee moved the annual oratorical contest from February 1 to February 8 due to investigation circumstances. Seven contestants, all students, prepared thoroughly. The winner may compete in the Inter Normal contest at Kitewater on March 15 and possibly advance to the Missouri interstate contest next spring.
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Oshkosh
Kitewater
Normal School Notes and Upcoming Events
Prof A H Sage Ip to address Stu dents' Christian association at the Nor mal. Sunday morning at 9 15 a m. Normal students rejoice at completion of first half of the year's work. The third quarter ops Monday morning Jan 38. Many students enrolled for work for coming quarter. Rev E H Smith arranged for 3 fierint services in honor of the tarcha Victoria at the First Day reachi church tomorrow morning and ers nine Minstes. Lou Dasgell has completely recovered from last week's railroad car injury. 4 11 will take her usual place in the First Congregational quartet tomorrow. Snow and colder. Sun rises 7 3... Snow this afternoon and tonight with colder in the east portion Sunday beisk south to west winds. Time 7 a.m Snow 1 p m cloudy.
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