Prayers for King at St Pauls Cathedral and Westminster
A historic day as a vast gathering at St Pauls Cathedral and a parallel service at St Margarets Church Westminster offered prayers for the King. Dignitaries from Britain and abroad joined peers, governors, ambassadors, and cabinet members in solemn supplication. telegrams from India Australia and Africa echoed the event.
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London
Westminster Abbey
St. Paul's Cathedral
House of Commons
Joseph H. Choate
United States
Choate
Henry White
Canterbury
Buckingham Palace
St. Margaret's Church
Westminster
India
Australia
Africa
The Uses of Chaff in School Life
A fragment discusses chaff in education, noting overall usefulness with caveats. It contrasts school practice with the stern old country squire’s iron insistence on harsh discipline, suggesting a measured view of reform and method.
Grape-Nuts as a Remedy for Law Students
A Seneca Falls lawyer recounts how poor health accompanied legal study until he tried Grape-Nuts. He credits the cereal with soothing lingering stomach pain, restoring comfort, and renewing study pace after several weeks of use.
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Seneca Falls
New York
Aoa
Chaff at University and Family Discipline
A Spectator column discusses harsh family discipline versus wholesome school chaff, arguing chaff at university can do good while not harming others. It notes quiet students may avoid unwanted contact, and strong opinions on campus debate, while emphasizing personal choice in who engages with such chaff.
American Shoes in Germany spark Berlin store boom
In 1901 Berlin sees a new exclusively American shoe store open on a main thoroughfare, with plans for Frankfurt and Hamburg outlets. Prices are fixed at 18 marks per pair, driving down German prices by up to 2.5 marks. The venture claims steady daily sales from $400 to $1,000, drawing German middle-class buyers and praising American durability and style compared with German-made shoes.
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Germany
Berlin
Frankfort
Hamburg
Barthmann
United States
Lynn
Newark
Brocton
Dresden
Munich
Reichstag
Ies
Epteceusii
Sean Stepence Gideisa
American Shoes In Bohemia Sold Fast
The first stock of American shoes ever offered in this city sold out quickly after arrival. A future shipment has been ordered as the local store capitalized on the novelty and demand for American footwear.
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Bohemia
Crowds in London Feel Coronation Postponement Delay
London crowds reflect the coronation postponement as Americans and others depart for the Continent and provinces. Railways and steamboats strain under returning visitors while big hotels report little impact. Banks closed, cheap saloons busy, markets flood with cheap food, and Marlborough House hosts 1800 children with the Prince and Princess of Wales in attendance.
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London
Continent
Scotland
England
Covent Garden
Billingsgate
Smithfield Market
Marlborough House
Prince and Princess of Wales
37 Pieces of Bone Taken From Him
George Burns a 72 year old man arrived at Police Station No. 8 seeking lodging. He is described as a walking medical curiosity with 37 bones removed over his life. Burns, born in Albany, served in the Mexican war navy and Civil War under Farragut, with extensive injuries from shell, machinery and accidents. He has a silver head plate, a rightward heart, and loss of sight in the left eye.
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George Burns
Buffalo Review
Morrisey
Manard
Burns
Albany
Navy
Hartford
Farragut
Mississippi River
Accident leaves Burns with eye wound and brain pressure
Burns suffered a street fall yesterday resulting in a severe cut above his left eye. He has a cracked head plate causing intermittent brain pressure and fits. He cannot find a doctor willing to replace the plate due to his age and long duration. He receives a $65 monthly government pension.
Comanche Bill the Philanthropist Aiding Apache Youth Education
Comanche Bill also known as the famed old Indian scout now raising funds to educate Apache children at Fort Sill I T He toured Colorado with his wife and child to gather money for teachers serving 1000 children among 3000 at the agency He criticizes limited government aid for education and aims to hire competent teachers for mixed blood children willing to learn.
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C. P. McCarthy
Comanche Bill
Fort Sill
I. T
Denver
B. F. Burgess
Jack Crawford
William F. Cody
Sitting Bull
Black Hills
Wild Bill
Platte River
Union Depot
Colorado
Colorado Springs
Pueblo
Buena Vista
Cheyenne
Shipyard Trusts Stock Increase in New York
Special to the Philadelphia Times reports D Leroy Dresser of the Trust Company of the Republic and director of the United States Shipbuilding Company refuting a capital rise from 20 to 45 million dollars. He says no increase yet, but possible property purchases to back new bonds. Bethlehem Steel may be involved. details await public disclosure. Mayor Low denounces Horgan and Slattery amid Armory Board conflict. Other items note Wakeman vindication, congressional candidates, anti Croker plans, $10,000 verdict in a fraudulent marriage case, and Captain Herlihy jury deadlock.
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Philadelphia Times
New York
D. Leroy Dresser
Trust Company of the Republic
United States Shipbuilding Company
Dresser
Bethlehem Steel Company
Bethlehem Iron Company
Charles M. Schwab
Steel Company
Bethlehem Steel
Low
Tammany
Horgan and
Slattery
Armory Board
Horgan
Naval Battalion Armory
Wilbur Wakeman
Wilbur F. Wakeman
Wakeman
New Jersey
Congress
Philip B. Low
New Seventeenth Congressional District
Jacob Ruppert, Jr
Central Republican Club
Thirty-first Assembly District
Strasbourger
Silas C. Croft
Assemblyman
Bennett
Twenty-first Assembly District
Abraham Gruber
Adelbert A. Steele
Twenty-third Assembly
Fourteenth
Douglas
Harvey T. Andrews
Thirty-first
Rosa Serwer
Brooklyn
Morris
Supreme Court
Meserole Street
One
Women graduates mark forty seventh Institute for Colored Youth
The forty seventh annual commencement of the Institute for Colored Youth was held in Association Hall. Rosa Jeanetta Wailes gave a notable essay on Coronations. Diplomas and prizes honored students in English Latin math and deportment. Mrs Fannie Coppin to Cape Town as Bethel Collegiate Institute principal. Hugh M. Browne named new Philadelphia institute principal.
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West Fiftieth Street
Jacob W. Mack
Institute For Colored Youth
Association Hall
Chestnut
Fifteenth Streets
Rosa Jeanetta Wailes
Josephine E. Leonard
James William Reynolds
Charles Edward Lingham
Mabel F. Mitchell
Laura V. Highgate
Carl R. Diton
James F. Bourne
Clara Gray
Mary A. Sharper
Kate R. Hall
Rosa J. Watles
Anna E. Wilson
Josephine
George W. Anderson
William N. Hexter
Board of Managers
Fannie Jackson Coppin
South Africa
Bishop Coppin
Liberia
Philadelphia
Philadelphia ‘Times
The Abitibi Fur Brigade by Arthur Heming
The Indians of the far north endure a yearly fur trade cycle. Families travel by canoe and dog sled, wintering on inland lands, trapping to build pelts, then breaking camp as rivers rise and spring returns. The excerpt from The Abitibi Fur Brigade portrays loss, endurance, and the caravan of traders.
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Fur
Abitibi Fur Brigade
Arthur Heming
Scribner's
Weather outlook for Eastern states and New Jersey
Fair conditions dominate with fresh northwest winds. Eastern Pennsylvania Delaware and Maryland expect fair Friday and Saturday with increasing clouds and diminishing winds. New Jersey remains fair Friday cooler on the coast, then fair Saturday with diminishing northwest winds.
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Pennsylvania
Delaware
Maryland
New Jersey
Weather Summary and Temperature Deficiencies
A historical weather brief notes mean temperature near 76 degrees with no deficiency or excess compared to normal. It records a 14 degree deficiency since June 1 and an accumulated 164 degree excess since January 1, plus 1.85 inches more rain since June 1 and 3.32 inches since January 1.
Books Bought When You Meet A Wise Man By Market
In the Ninth and Market neighborhood one can expect a theologian philosopher scientist or man of letters to be nearby going toward Ninth Street or below Market near Prosite Fortorrmicr.
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Ninth and Market
Ninth Street
Archery in Belgium and the nation’s eager societies
A Belgian sport tale describes archery targets atop tall white poles and the aim to knock down feathered plumes. It notes Brussels societies marching in solemn processions, frequent congresses, brass bands, speeches, and serenades to officials as central to civic life.
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Atlantic
Brussels
United Societies of Ball Players
Federated Societies of Cyclists
Union of Billiard Players
Echevins
Japanese Suffer in Ashio Copper Mine Case
The Ashio copper mine owned by Furukawa near Tokyo has poisoned acres of land, harmed crops and livestock, and driven many villagers to seek justice. Parliament member Tanaka has campaigned for redress, while press and government largely justify inaction. Villagers petitioned the Mikado and Minister Hirata, pleading for relief as deaths rise and copper poisoning continues.
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Japan
Ashio
Furukawa
Tanaka
Tokio
Mikado
Tokyo
Baron Hirata
Chicago News
Obituary of Richard C Ware Fort Worth cattleman and marshal
Richard C Ware aged 50 a wealthy cattleman and for years United States Marshal for the Western District of Texas under Cleveland and a captain of the Texas Rangers died at Fort Worth Texas of heart failure He broke up the noted Sam Bass gang of desperadoes and killed the leader Dr Alexander M Mecray aged 62 died at Maple Shade Camden county yesterday morning from apoplexy He was a prominent physician and member of the First Presbyterian Church of Camden He leaves three children James Mecray D V 8 Mrs Harry Hill and Miss Nancy Mecray
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Richard C. Ware
United States
Texas
Cleveland
Texas Rangers
Fort Worth
Tex
Sam Bass
Alexander M. Mecray
Maple Shade
Camden County
Colonel James Mitchell Dies in Little Rock at 72
Colonel James Mitchell, editor of the Arkansas Democrat, died in Little Rock. A native of Arkansas, he was 72 and had been prominent in state affairs. He formerly served on the faculty of the University of Arkansas.
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James Mitchell
The
Arkansas Democrat
Little Rock
Arkansas
University of Arkansas
Doctor Fisher Dies After Elevator Shaft Fall
Dr William N Fisher formerly of Richmond Virginia fatally fractured his skull in a fall down an elevator shaft at Columbia Hospital Washington He was connected with several medical societies and professional groups in his field.
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William N. Fisher
Richmond
Columbia Hospital
Washington
Notice the Difference in Glasses Comfort and Guard
The item highlights a comparison between ordinary nose pieces and the Lasso guard on eye glasses, emphasizing a visible difference in appearance and a notable improvement in comfort.
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Cathedral of St. Paul
Duke of Cambridge
William Dalrymple Maclagan
York
Frederick Temple
Joseph C. Dimsdale
American Shoes
City OF London
Strand
Holborn
Hampstead Heath
Riage
Herlthy
Croker
Richard Croker
Tammany Hall
John F. Carroll
Saratoga
John J. Scannell
Jerome
Ray Ambrose
Viola Lee
Mary L. Armstead
Anna M. Moore
Mary Baynes
Annie Phillips
Alice Brown
Et Embry
Elsie Taylor
Matilda J. Fisher
Rosa J. Walles
Walie Grigsby
Rosa Warfield
Martha Jones
Zetta Hollians
Anna Moore
Mary Knox
Sadie Moore
Josephine Leonard
Etta Peterson
Lizzie Gordon
Sallie S. Venning
Mollie Huffington
Jesse 8
S. Fisher
Jennie Steth
Marcus F. Pitts
Vel
Rata
Weath
Eastport
Cape Atlantic City
Norfolk
S.E
Jacksonville
Atlanta
Palestine
Texau
Cincinnati
Paul
N.W
Store
Belgium
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