Czar Nicholas II Death Reported From Berlin Dispatch
The Daily News cites a Berlin dispatch that Czar Nicholas II telegraphed the death of his father to Emperor William and the Danish royal family. Reports describe a cautious public mood, with comments on potential nonnatural causes and a generally sympathetic press. The piece details the last days of Alexander III, his meals, sleep, and final hours, and notes mourning across Russia with planned consecration in Moscow and state display in St. Petersburg.
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Daily News
Berlin
Nicolas
William
Staatsburger Zeitung
Alexander
Spain
Livadia
Imperial Court
Czar
Father Ivan
Ivan
St. Petersburg
Moscow
General Harrison Returns to Car as Train Pulls Out
General Harrison returned to his car as the train pulled away at 4.
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Harrison
Turbulent US-UK Negotiations Stir Baltic Tides
In Chicago a major royal funeral is planned with a Greek church diocese spanning Maine to the Aleutians. Officials anticipate a decision on the case in the ship Noyal Arthur while Admiral Stephenson declines comment. Separately, a receiver filing in circuit court targets Carthy Furniture for alleged fund misuses. The K & Carpet Co of New York faces convict competition in Baltimore with no assistance offered.
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Maine
Aleutian Islands
Chicago
Tago
Noyal Arthur
Admiral Stephenson
Carease
Carthy Furniture
Ison Street
K & Ig ‘Carpet Éom
New York City
Inspecting Wine Adulteration and Food Sanitation Ties
Secretary Morton plans to recommend an official inspection bureau at ports of entry after reviewing a Bordeaux adulteration report by Consul George Roosevelt. The note cites vinyl methods of falsifying wines and suggests stronger sanitary checks to protect American consumers. A separate item reports a miner’s wife found alive after being trapped in a hollow log in Mercer county. Also noted: President Cleveland and family moved to Woodley estate as weather forecasts warn of strong coastal winds.
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Morton
Department of State
George Roosevelt
Bordeaux
United States
Customs
Chamber of Commerce
Germany
Pittssurg
John Jack
Millbrook
Mercer County
Birthday salute to Mateo Hito and varied world news
The 42d birthday of Mateo Hito emperor of Japan is celebrated today in Japan. In Richmond a quarrel left Paul Grant dead after being knocked down by Maurice Ferritor. The pope reportedly refuses Emile Zola an audience under any conditions. Henry Patterson of Pensacola shot dead by Policeman White while resisting arrest. A wind storm with 45 mph winds damaged crops and property in parts of Texas and Iowa. Dr Hermann Von Prenton minister of justice plans resignation at the end of his fifty years in public service.
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Mateo Hito
Japan
Richmond
Paul Grant
Maurice Ferritor
Rome
Emile Zola
Henry Patterson
Lana
Texas
Hermann von Prenton
Jeet
Neb
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Plainfield, N. J
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Bostow, Mass
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