Royal Funeral Rites for Queen Victoria Conclude Public Mourning
The final rites for Queen Victoria unfold at Windsor with King Edward VII and royal family in mourning. Procession moves from the Albert Memorial Chapel to the castle as regalia, guards, and mourners observe the solemn ceremony amid a gathered crowd.
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Windsor
Hey Liteband
Krogmor
Grann
Albert Memorial Chapel
Grenadiers
Ormes
Castle Cate
Chopin
Hagan
Osborne
Edward VII
Duke of Connaight
Portugal
Belgium
Evor
Alexandria
Prince Hens of
Battenberg
Prince Edward
York
Prinwen
Winchester
Edward to His People Addresses Empire After Queen’s Death
King Edward issues a message to British colonies and India praising Queen Victoria’s reign and pledging to follow her example. He memorializes the late queen and expresses loyalty across the empire while promising work for the welfare of all subjects and continued governance in India.
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London
Sean
Tatler
Uritain
South Africa
Edward
Tom
Iis
India
Tannery Burned Near Shamokin in February Fire
The William Penney tannery near Shamokin burned overnight with unknown origin. Several buildings and stock were destroyed, estimated loss about 12,000 dollars insured.
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Shamokin
William Penney
Hem
No Prize Fight Remains Sparring Exhibition Says Officials
Subpoenas issued for witnesses and documents in the Jeffries Ruhlin injunction case set for Judge Hollister's hearing tomorrow. Mayor Fleischmann must produce the permit and related correspondence and opinions. The Robling trial is postponed to Monday. SwengerAthletic Association files an answer arguing no prize fight was contemplated and that the event would be a lawful exhibition within Ohio statutes.
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Cincinati
Jeffries-Rublin
Ruhlin
Tustce
Roebling
Swengerfeat Athletic Association
Tollinters
Uie
Marshall Day Observed Across Cities in Tribute
Across Albany Philadelphia Trenton and Washington commemorations marked the centenary of John Marshall becoming chief justice. Attendees included governors judges bar leaders and lawmakers with speeches sermons and formal toasts reflecting on Marshall’s legacy.
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Washington
Philadelphia
Albany
Boston
Harrisburg
Nation’s saloon raid ends with arrest in Topeka street melee
Mrs Nation and six women attacked a restaurant on East Sixth Street to smash a saloon. A police struggle followed for about a quarter hour ending with Nation’s arrest for disturbing the peace. She remained defiant, led a prayer at the station, and vowed to continue her crusade.
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Topeka
Kan
Mra. Nation
Moe. Nation
Mrs. Nation
Mre
Nution
Mire
Nation
End of the Day Talks Stall Coal Conference Progress
The end of the day reports from the joint interstate coal conference indicate miners and operators remain far apart on terms. Progress toward agreement appears stalled as discussions close without a consensus.
Cut Nails Ave Higher Decline in Wire Prices Cited
AP report from Witsburg Fukid notes a price rise of five cents per large unit for cut nails, tied to a prior surge in wire production by the American Steel and Wire company, affecting construction costs and material markets.
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Witsburg
Fukid
Todlay
Wade
Angrican Steel and Wire Company
Local Trader Fined After Quick Court Hearings
John Rant, arrested last week for selling lore tea in a butcher shop in the city, appeared in police court today and was fined 109 dollars and ordered to serve thirty days in jail.
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New York
John Rant
Legislature Passes Bill on Bodily Injury Penalties
By Exclusive Wire from The Associated Press Trenton the measure sailed through 44 to 1. It provides one year imprisonment or a $1000 fine, or both, for chasing causing bodily injury.
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Trenton
The
Heuer
Illinois Governor Bans Prize Fights Amid Protest
Governor Yates declares prize fighting illegal in the state and orders sheriff to stop a scheduled bout in Helvidere. He warns militia could be deployed as deputies vow to enforce the ban and prevent the event from taking place.
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Yates
Springfield
Timvis
Buller
Cleonit Court
Boone County
Yater
Helvidere
Melyidere
Chinese Muddle to Come Up Today
La Hung Chang and Prince Ching hold plenipotentiary rights as Chinese envoys prep for tomorrow's joint talks with foreign representatives. Only twelve provincial authorities face punishment, with plans for execution or exile for many, while Prince Tuan's fate becomes a point of contention between envoys and Chinese plenipotentiaries.
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Madheire
Associated
Ives Pekin
LA Hung Chang
Prince Ching
Eilelde
Pekin
Chi Li
Prince Tuan
Helf
Furnishings Moved Ere Fire Started at Wyoming Hotel
Fire at Dougher's hotel in Wyoming was discovered at 2 o'clock this morning after inmates had fled. Snow tracks led to an outbuilding where four trunks containing liquors cigars and household goods were found. Owners sworn in warrants for Albert Andrew and William Cisero brothers who ran the hotel on a union charge and they were jailed in default of bail.
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Wilkes-Barre
Dougher's
Wyoming
Albert
Andrew
William Cis#eo
Union
Baunders
Hall
Harrisburg Moves to Address Education and Welfare Issues
The message to Pennsylvania representatives asks for action on a broad relief plan. It urges passage of a general bill to improve schooling and welfare, and to appoint a commission to study the state’s needs.
Royal wedding attracts numerous foreign royals
Vague report notes ages and names attending the wedding of Quorn Willalmina and Duke Henry of Mopklenbang Schwerin. Majesty met guests including Yube Miachaly of Howe and Grand Dedhes Melons. The arrival at the mallway station spurred cheers as the couple proceeded through crowds.
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Quorn Willalmina
Henry
Mopklenbang Schwerin
Tiawnd Yube Miachaly
Howe
Grand Dedhes Melons
Grand
Mallway Station
Oycen Wilhelmina
Belgium buys two thirds stake in Hams how4anton
Shanghai Times correspondent confirms Belgium acquired a substantial stake in the Hams how4anton company, taking a two thirds ownership interest. The move signals a major shift in local industry and may affect regional markets and future investments.
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Londo
Shanghai
The
Times
Belgium
Senator Vaughan proposes higher pay for common pleas judges
A senate bill by J C Vaughan would raise salaries for judges in several counties to 4000 annually in districts over 150000 population, with existing pay scales for other courts. He notes inequities between busy city districts and sparsely populated areas and cites trial lists from 1900.
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Senate
J. C. Vaughan
Commonwealth
Orphans’ Court
Lackawanna
Luzerne
Lancaster
Schuylkill
Yerkes
Westmoreland
Erie
Northumberland
Lehigh
Delaware
Dauphin County
Philadelphia Common Pleas
Allegheny County
Barker Charged After Arlington Shooting Arraigned
Reports from Newark detail Thomas G. Barker being arraigned at KRearey town hall on a charge of attempting to kill Rev. John Keller after a Sunday shooting in Arlington. Keller remains seriously ill while Barker cites his wife’s accusation as motive. doctors and locals question Keller’s guilt.
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Aswoddatet
Penn
Barker
Keller
Newark
Tiarker
Bishop Starkey
Queen's Death Mourned as World Plans Rites
Last rites are set for England's dead queen while international leaders prepare tributes. General-Senator Vanelian's bill on pay reform surfaces amid broader political debate. Local notes report weather, crime, and economic updates across regions.
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Tnereane
Jorge
England
Das
Congreo
No More Liquor at Army Quarters
The War Department issues a general order under the army reorganization act prohibiting the sale of beer wine and intoxicating liquors on all military reservations and army transports. It requires immediate closure of酒酒 酒 at Fort Monroe and West Point hotels.
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Washington
War Department
Fort Monroe
West Point
Kitchener Reports Progress From Pretoria Dispatch
General Kitchener's Pretoria dispatch dated February 9 notes French's column driving the Boers east, capturing a fifteen pounder and recovering parts of a second gun. He reports commandoes in the colony are being hustled and Haig pursuing toward Steytlerville, with sixteen killed recently.
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London
Kitchener
Pretoria
Prench
Midland
Haig
Steytlerville
Notable Local Figures Die in Separate Cities
By Exwlwire Wire from The Associatesd Prom Macon Ga Feb 4 Jefferson Long a member who thirty two years ago represented the Macon district in Congress died today. In Pittsburg Pa Feb 4 word was received that Tom OBrien the Pillaturg clubs first baseman died of consumption in Phoenix Ariz Sunday night after a lengthy ill spell on a trip to Cuba and Arizona for health recovery.
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Macon
Jefferson Long
Pitcairn Declines Washington Parade Marshal Post
Robert Pitcairn, general agent and superintendent of the Pittsburg division of the Pennsylvania railroad, declines appointment as marshal of the civil division in the inaugural parade in Washington. He would have held the rank of brigadier general.
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Associated Press
Pittsburg
Robert Pitcairn
Pennsylvania Railroad
Washington
Marenie
Senate to Meet at Night on Ship Subsidy Bill
Washington Feb 4 Senators in charge of the ship subsidy bill announce night sessions begin next Wednesday to push the measure through. Aldrich predicts passage despite past delays while leaders rally support and seek a quorum for extended hours. The appropriation bills await action as the housing bill for Wilkes Barre and Altoona receives $75,000 each in public building appropriations.
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Sampson-Schley
Senate
Wilkes-Barre
Calle
Washington
Friends of
Aldrich
Bacon
Georgia
Congress
Shamypeon-Sehler
Chandler
Long
Morgan
Hale
Sampson-Benley
House Committee On Appropriations
Altoona
Wilkes- Barre
Prison Keeper Accused by Chaplain at County Prison
Lancaster Feb 4 Chaplain A C Leonard charges prison keeper C Moore with brutal acts including dragging a woman from a cell and choking her bonds, handcuffing a woman, fastening a ball on a female, drenching a woman with water, and starving an aged inmate for three days as inspectors review.
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Lancaster
A. C. Leonard
Prion Keepee
C. Moore
Steamboat Daisy Sunk on Warrlog River Killing Engineer and Sailor
The Daisy, a government work steamboat on the Warrlog river, sank today. Engineer We Glover and a Negro were drowned. A second crewman, a sailor, was also lost.
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Montgomery
Ala
Daisy
Warrlog River
Glover
That Same Old Deadlock in State Senate Ballot
Exclusive AP report from Dover Delaware notes the general assembly ballots for U S senators produced no choice and little change from the prior vote, leaving the deadlock unresolved.
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Dover
Dal
United States
Weather forecast for eastern Pennsylvania at week start
Forecast for eastern Pennsylvania calls for colder Tuesday and Wednesday with high northwest winds diminishing. Offshore and urban centers expect colder air with diminishing wind speeds toward midweek.
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Washington
Pennsylvania
West Toewsay
Wedneaday
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