Queen Victoria Funeral Procession At Windsor Draws Massive Crowds
London crowds line streets as Queen Victoria’s coffin borne to Windsor ends voyage from Portsmouth with 35000 troops in ceremonial display. Two trains carry mourners, crowds faint at Marble Arch, accidents and a veteran officer’s death mar events. horses panic, bluejackets detain crowds before Windsor arrival.
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Imposing Funeral at St George Chapel for Queen
Windsor mourners gathered as the funeral procession reached St George's chapel at 3 15 pm. The archbishop bishops and choir led solemn rites with Mendelssohn and Guonod music. The dean of Windsor delivered lessons and prayers as the royal cortège bowed out.
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England's Queen Funeral Procession Draws Nation
Reports describe the funeral train arrival near the railroad station and the procession through London. Ambassadors and crowds watched as artillery horses were replaced by blue jack ets drawn carriages, with William Henry Weldon proclaiming the queen's title. Services at St George's chapel ended at 4 10 PM, and the body will lie until Monday in Albert Memorial chapel. Guards and attendees fainted amid excitement as the streets were lined in purple, black, and white with lamp posts removed and streets sanded for the day.
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Honoring Victoria in America with services and memorials
Washington and Davenport held memorials for Queen Victoria with church services and chimes. Officials including the president, cabinet, Supreme Court members, and congress attended the Washington ceremony at St. John's Episcopal Church where Bishop Satterlee delivered a panegyric. In Davenport, memorial exercises were conducted at the Cathedral with chimes and hymns. Union Pacific stock changes and a new army reorganization law were also reported.
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Offer of Suzerainty Treaty Control for Two Years
In Havana a Cuban proposal argues for a two year suzerainty by the United States after independence. It insists no sovereignty loss and outlines limited oversight on foreign affairs and forts, with no cession of independence. La Lucha supports the La Nacion view as the basis for future relations.
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Delegates Thrive at Christian Endeavor Anniversary Convention
Delegates at the Christian Endeavor twentieth anniversary convention pressed on through a full slate of speeches and services. Each address showcased a distinct feature, underscoring steady momentum and shared purpose within the gathering.
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Nation on topeka visit as band to wipe out saloons
Mrs Carrie Nation announced her band has grown to eighty nine members and is ready to attack Topeka saloons. Topeka officials and Washburn students are warning of possible hatchet or brickbats while Nation seeks a meeting with saloonkeepers to discuss closing shops. Major Drew blocks use of city Auditorium for Nation appearance.
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Americans Attacked Insurgents Kill Five in Philippines
Manila Feb 2 Lieut Hicken and a detachment of the 31 company of the 44th regiment were surprised by insurgents at Fiesta San Lucia Ish De Cobu. Several were killed and wounded, bodies recovered in a mutilated condition. Additional detachments sent to surround the insurgents. Detroit Free Press fire damages two plants. Dreskell Jupp Paper and Free Press Printing suffer $60,000 in losses with $200,000 insurance.
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Edward VII Plans Crusade Against Saloons This Week
Fort Scott Kansas reports New York Plate Glass Insurance directs Kansas agents to amend polices on glass in saloons and drug stores to guard against losses from Carrie Nation and supporters as Edward VII prepares to begin a crusade next Monday.
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Five Americans Killed in Insurgent Attack and Cuba Chins Talk
Five Americans were killed, four wounded and two missing in an insurgent action. The insurgent losses are believed heavy. In Washington the shipping bill dominated senate proceedings while a canal bill linkage did not pass. The House approved a large claims bill for Union army stores totaling 344 480 dollars, with most beneficiaries in the South. A Chinese exclusion act amendment to curb fraudulent entry passed. Cabinet talks covered China policy and Cuba, with U S aims to supervise foreign policy until a new government is ready. Dowie bank teller Arthur Barnard returned to work after an extended absence citing a domestic dispute. A boy named Barthol Hall of Awkford Washington was hanged after a wind catching a snag.
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Six Hurt as Soo Line Passenger Train Derailed
A Soo Line through passenger train derailed near Prentice Wisconsin this morning injuring six passengers. No fatalities reported.
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Bank Robbery Hits Skeels Bank at Thawville
Robbers blew open the Skeels bank safe at Thawville nine miles from Gilman Illinois last night and secured 2200 dollars in cash. The incident occurred February 2 as reported by a Gilman dispatch.
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Sudden death of Lieut Schofield shocks army circles
Washington reports Lieut Col Charles Schofield brother of Lieut Gen Schofield died in Matanzas Cuba yesterday of heart disease after a cable notification from the War Department. In Wisconsin Harriet Carrier a 13 year old caused temporary blindness in four playmates by atropine in an eye dilating experiment at school. Ex State Treasurer Ferdinand Kuehn dies after long illness in Milwaukee at 80.
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Republicans in Revolt Over Cuba and Philippines Policy
Washington reports reveal Republican lawmakers challenging the administration on Cuba and Philippine policy. Opposition focuses on the Spooner bill authorizing presidential civil government in the Philippines and four Cuban concessions including naval bases, military occupation, debt control, and treaty participation. Havana dispatches show Cuba libre sentiment and renewed push for independence.
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