Alexandra Queen Consort Amid King Edward VII Illness
Alexandra Caroline Marie Charlotte Louise Julie, daughter of Christian IX of Denmark, born December 1844, is the queen consort selected to be crowned with King Edward VII. At fifty eight, she has long been a favorite of the English people as princess of Wales, though she is slightly lame and somewhat deaf, renowned for exquisite dress and public appearances with her daughters.
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Edward VII
Alexandra Caroline Marie Charlotte Louise Julie
Christian IX
Denmark
Princess of
Wales
Michigan Republicans eye renomination at state convention
At Detroit delegates and visitors arrive for the Republican state convention, meeting tomorrow to nominate governor and other officers. Bliss supporters claim renomination is assured while the Stearns faction remains wary. A possible dark horse emerges as delegates anticipate strongest early in the race. The convention, nearly 1200 strong, will convene at the Light Guard armory at ten, led by Congressman William Alden Smith. Lind chosen for Minnesota governor at Minneapolis gathering. Democrats call to order with Populists poised to endorse and seek fusion. Brantley renominated by Democrats in Georgia’s Eleventh district.
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Bulletin Press Association
Detroit
Mich
Bliss
Stearns
William Aldenmith
Dubin
W. G. Brantley
Filipino Citizenship Rule Declares Inhabitant Not Authorized
Washington June 95 An answer approved by the administration was filed by Clerk Young of the district supreme court to a rule to show cause why he should not be required to admit the citizenship declaration papers of Antonio M Opissoy de Venuza, recently an inhabitant of the Philippines. The answer says the petitioner is not authorized by present law to declare such intentions. Tenderness comes high when handed out by a butcher.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Clerk Young
District Supreme Court
Antonio M. Opissoy de Venuza
Philippines
Yale Harvard Race Promises Close Thames Contests
New London prepares for Yale and Harvard crews racing on the Thames with three events set for noon. Crowds from New York and Boston arrive as tides require unique start times. Roosevelt visits aboard the Dolphin as regatta officials and boats are named. Raleigh trap tournament opens with strong scores and top marksmen anticipated tomorrow.
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Bulletin Press Association
New London
Conn
New England
Yale
Harvard
Thames
Gales Ferry
Red Top
New York
Boston
Navy Yard
Scout
August Belmont
Cornelius Vanderbilt
William Methieham
Roosevelt
United States
Dolphin
Fanny Coppin Leaves Institute After Thirty Seven Years
Fanny Jackson Coppin, longtime principal of the Institute for Colored Youth, ends her 37 year tenure at the end of the school year. She will join husband Bishop L J Coppin in October to aid Bethel college development in Cape Town, South Africa.
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Bulletin Press Association
Philadelphia
Fanny Jackson Coppin
Institute For Colored Youth
Died at Waukau Woman Jennie Nelson Passes Away
Mrs Jennie Nelson wife of R Nelson died at her home one mile east of Waukau Wisconsin after a year of illness from stone cancers She was born in Pennsylvania in 1855 and her parents moved to Wisconsin in 1885 settling on a farm in Aurora Waushara County
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Menasha
Wis
Elke
Oshkosh
Menasha Lodge
Fwilliam Cooke
Allan “bin Cockman
Fred Horton
Will Cockman
Harrington
Chicago Central Police
Cooke
Chicago
Manitowoc
Milwaukee
Georgia Mall
Appleton
A. D. T. MacKinnon
Font du Lac
Pax River Valley
Waukau
Jennie Nelson
R. Nelson
Wisconsin
Aurora
Waushara Coun
Mrs Nelson Dies. Funeral Set For Thursday
Deceased leaves a husband and son Fred Nelson of this place. The funeral will be held from the house Thursday afternoon at one o'clock. Interment in Waukau cemetery. Miss Nellie Webster of Ripon visits her parents. Mrs. Fred T. Lincoln of Washington, D. C. visits in the village. Miss Jennie Holmes visiting in Omar.
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Nelson
Fred Nelson
Waukau Cemetery
Nellie Webster
Ripon
Fred T. Lincoln
Washington, D. C
Jennie Holmes
Pauncefotes Depart to Prepare London Funeral Arrangements
Lady Pauncefote and the Misses Pauncefote left Washington for England to arrange the reception of Lord Pauncefote’s remains at the family home in Preston. The body will be transported to England aboard the cruiser Brooklyn, now being prepared for sea at the New York navy yard.
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England
Pere Marquette
Providence
FR. L
Transportation Leader
Milwaukee
J. W. Jameson
T. BP. A
Miwaukee
Wis
Pere Marquette Tine
R. I
Niagara Falls
Buffalo
Montreal
C-Sesen Eee
Hudson River
New York
Washington
Philadelphia
Portland
Toronto
H. W. Jameson
Pero Marquette
Wealth and luxury spoil youth in modern America
John Gilmer Speed, in Angier's, argues that elite education and private wealth distort young graduates. He laments Yale Harvard Princeton paths leading to clerkships with meager pay, while luxury clubs and urban pomp lure graduates from character to material wealth. He condemns politics and governance corrupted by opulent living, warning honest public servants cannot serve without private fortunes.
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Harvard
Yale
Princeton
St. Paul
Marcus Aurelius
America
United States
Alenl
Washington
Army
Navy
John Gilmer Speed
Ainglee’s
The Bible Trade Across Nations and Dialects
Harper's Weekly notes rising Bible sales with 1.5 million Bibles by American Bible Society and 5 million by British and Foreign Bible Society. Philippines use: 10,700 first year, 8,000 second year. Translations expand to eight Filipino dialects soon. China sales hit nearly 500,000 despite Boxer outbreak. Mormon Bible rarity in private libraries.
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Writer In the Sun
American Bible Society
British and Foreign Bible Society
Philippines
British Society
China
Harper's Weekly
New Fast Schedule to Denver From Chicago and North-Western
The Colorado service of the Chicago and North-Western and Union Pacific Railways was changed on June 8. The Colorado Special now leaves Chicago at 6 30 p m, arrives Omaha 7 00 p m, Denver 8 00 p m and Colorado Springs about 10 p m with a through sleeper to Colorado Springs.
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Denver
Colorado
Chicago & North-Western
Union Pacific Railways
Chicago
Omaha
Colorado Springs
Oahkosh
Colorado Points
Oshkond
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