Russia's Czar Funeral Procession Across the Black Sea
A grand funeral procession for the late Czar Alexander III forms in Livadia with clergy, nobility, and imperial family. The coffin is carried by Cossacks and sailors to a catafalque on a cruiser, with a royal salute and a later march to St. Petersburg. The event involves Nicholas II, Grand Dukes, and foreign royals, while transport plans and tributes unfold.
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Sebastopol
Alexander III
Tauride
Czar Nicholas
Prince of Wales
Czarowitz
Prince Nicholas
Greece
Czarina
Alexandra
Feodorovna
Alix
Hesse
Saxe- Coburg and
Gotha
Valesa
Mary
Terek
Kuban
Twelve Apostles
Oriel
Black Sea
Crear Nicholas
Onera
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Forst
Peterburg
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Abbastaimon
Caucasua
Borki
Nicholas
Beeton King Expires In Fes Where Iie We too Idolized
Micheel Kelly famed as King among baseball players dies of acute pneumonia at Emmergency hospital Bealton aged 37 born Paterson N J rose to fame with Anson in Chicago 1884 later starred for Boston New York and Allentown He sparked the Slide Kelly Slide slogan and figure during the baseball wars and received a home and gift from Boston admirers.
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Micheel Kelly
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Telegraph
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Reoters
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Tin Plate Makers Open to Arbitration
Tin plate manufacturers in Pittsburg say they are willing to arbitrate and resume operations. They propose submitting the dispute to an expert arbiter while keeping books private. Amalgamated Association President Garland declines comment until a formal arbitration offer is received.
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Peixoto Scheme to Seize Rio Grande Do Sul Power
Rio Grande do Sul revolts show gains as reports say airacy may back rebels. Peixoto could seize command under pretext of quelling the uprising, while Morse slots are displaced to protect manufacturing. Citations indicate turmoil across the region and potential naval support for the rebels.
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Rio Grand Do Sul
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Piexoto
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Telegraphic Ticks
General John G. Mitchell dies in Columbus as expansion agent for Ohio. Colonel Frank Peabody urged to run for Boston mayor. Eugene Oudin, famed opera singer, buried in Brompton Cemetery London. Charles Baker surrenders after murdering his wife in Tivoli New York. Frank P W Bellew dies in New York City. Attorney General rules liquor cannot be hawked on trains but may be sold in buffet cars. Emperor William of Germany begins hunting trip. Major General C O Howard noted.
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Eugene Oudin
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Tivoli
N. Y
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Chip
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