Coronation of Edward VII on Thursday June 26
The article notes Edward VII will be crowned king of Great Britain and Ireland and emperor of India on Thursday June 26. It details plans, historical precedents for coronation Thursdays, royal family members, and the ceremonial acts of homage with the crowd’s cheers and royal procession elements.
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India
Edward Os
Great Britain
Ireland
United Kingdom
Oliver Cromwell
Westminster Hall
Stephen
John
Richard I
William and
Mary
Queen Anne
George IV
William IV
Queen Victoria
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George Frederick, Prince of Wales
Princess May of
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Coronation Service Amended and Approved by His Majesty
The official coronation form is amended and approved. The ceremony at Westminster Abbey begins with procession from Buckingham Palace and entry through the West door. The king is anointed after a private prayer, cap removal, and a cross sign, with regalia presented and the oath taken.
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Westminster Abbey
Westminster School
House of Te Lord
Archbishop of Canterbury
Westminster
London
Archbishop of
Canterbury
Coronation details of Queen Alexandra and crown designs
The article describes the queen of William I wearing a pearls and jewels coronation gown with a crown studded by sapphires and diamonds. It notes a queen consort scepter similar to the king’s but smaller, and an ivory cross-mounted dove regalia. It adds a remark about Queen Alexandra possibly preferring a Russian style coronation by the king after his crowning, balanced against English sensibilities.
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William I
Alexandra
Royal procession through London promises era-defining drive
The article notes the king and queen will travel in state through central London streets during their coronation celebrations, greeting 5,000,100 inhabitants and foreign dignitaries. It stresses the 14 mile route as a landmark royal undertaking beyond the ceremonial rites. Queen Victoria previously undertook a similar royal progress.
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London
Onser
Queen Victoria
Royal Pageant Plan Sets London Jubilant Coronation Tone
A vivid preview of June 26 ceremonies for King and Queen in London. The lord mayor, mace bearer, and Mansion House retinue will greet royalty near Temple Bar as Fleet Street gates possibly close to traffic. A replica city gate may close the Strand, with Gog and Magog symbols and a royal procession toward the Mansion House. The Queen Victoria memorial will be cut in front of Buckingham Palace by King Edward, as foreign dignitaries gather to honor Victoria.
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Coronation Ceremonies Describe Crowning of King and Queen
Detailed account outlines the anointing and regalia rites for the king including sword standards spurs orb and purple robe while the archbishop of Canterbury wields the scepter and the lord of Worksop supports the king. The orb bears gems and a cross, the crown tops the king as nobles array in coronets chant God Save the King and the queen follows with her own coronation and regal regalia.
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Canterbury
Worksop
King
America to the Front with Global Coronation Delegation
The coronation will be witnessed by representatives from every country. The United States delegation includes White law Reid, J. M. Wilson, and Admiral Watson. In the naval parade, Mines, commanded by Rear Admiral Crowninhield, will feature prominently in the English Channel. US envoys will have seats in Westminster Abbey, outranking the American ambassador at London.
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J. M. Wilson
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London
Poet Laueree questions Wisness as disease not profession
In a Chicago Daily News exchange, Wisness proclaims I am a poet, prompting the judge to remark that poetry is not a profession but a disease. The quip frames a courtroom moment over identity and work.
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Wisness
Chicago Daily News
Trellis for Sweet Peas Demonstrates Simple Frame
An illustrated guide describes assembling a low cost eight foot trellis using 2x4 posts, 1x2 boards, and wrapped twine to create a warp and filling. It claims peas climb better on this trellis, avoid wilting, and can be disassembled quickly after frost, with vines and twine burned.
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J. E. Morse
New Yorker
Watering the Trees and Buttermilk in Swine Feed
A farm note warns proper watering of trees to avoid root surface growth and drought damage. It advises deep soaking or using a drainage hole to reach roots. The piece also cautions against excessive buttermilk for nursing sows as it can curdle milk and harm piglets, while praising dairy by products as complementary feed.
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Theodore Lewis
How to Make Creamery Butter with Proper Feed and Curd
The piece outlines causes of soft butter and recommends feeding coarse wheat bran corn meal and a small amount of cottonseed meal. It suggests using good clover or timothy hay to improve butter quality. Cream should be acidic thick and churned cool at about 56 degrees. Butter milk is washed with cold water and not pressed out, then worked and pressed into prints.
Raspberry Weeds Should Be Plowed Early, Says Source
Raspberry sprouts found outside the hills or rows should be treated as weeds and plowed up when very young to prevent spread. The guidance emphasizes early removal to maintain garden or field quality and reduce future weed competition.
Village powered by waterfall driven electricity
A small village near Paris with 250 inhabitants uses a neighboring waterfall to drive dynamos that supply electric light for streets, church, homes, stables, and farm buildings. The commune owns a large thrashing machine and other agricultural gears, all operated by electricity at far lower cost.
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Paris
St. Louis
Bury Them Deep Diary Entry From Yunnan China
Three Englishmen in Yunnanese China note eggs brought to them that seem rotten yet are said to be cured by long underground burial. They advise burying eggs deeper, predicting eventual usefulness, while reporting the strange claim in the North China Herald.
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North China
Merald
Rosebud Reservation Opened for Settlement Amid Boom
The Rosebud Indian Reservation near the Missouri and Niobrara rivers will open portions to settlement under a lottery plan similar to Oklahoma. Land sells for 20 to 35 dollars per acre for farms and 6 to 15 for grazing. Enhanced by the North Western Line to Bonesteel, a rapid influx of homesteaders is expected once the President proclaims opening dates.
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Bonesteel
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Rosebud
Missouri
Niobrara
Oklahoma
United States
Verdigre
Nebraska
Enduring Trends from a Curious Era
The passage surveys diverse topics from early 20th century interests. It notes flour popularity in Manchuria, the mandarin duck’s beauty, Japan’s 150 rice varieties adapted to American soil, the decline yet importance of Spanish in commerce, staggered bean harvests via monthly planting, and historical notes on the term doctor and early medical degrees in Italy.
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Japan
Inerius
University of
Bologna
Gulielmo Gordenio
College of
Aosti
Italy
Dodd's Kidney Pills Ease Judge Peterson's Back Pain
Breed Wisconsin June 16 Charles F Peterson Justice of the Peace for Oconto County narrates relief from years of back pain after one box of Dodd's Kidney Pills. He reports mornings are easier, posture improved, and he has recommended the remedy to others with good results.
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