Career of Edward VII King of Great Britain
England's dead king Edward VII, born November 8, 1841, son of Queen Victoria, held titles including Duke of Cornwall and heir to the throne. He married Princess Alexandra in 1863, toured widely, and after Victoria's death in 1901 became king in 1902. His reign saw steady diplomacy and a personal life marked by theater and travel, with six children born to Edward and Alexandra.
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Marion’s First Day School Pennies Mystery
A fragment describes Marion on her first day at school and her mother noticing she has two pennies. Marion admits she took one from others. the exchange hints at a small moral moment. The text also references uncertain phrases about love and fortune in a separate line.
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Why He Was Sad
A fragment suggests Seymour-Did Grimmer appeared deeply distressed after an auto collision that injured two men. He later stated he faced $2,000 in damages. The passage includes dialogue about the event and a trolley car accident detail amid terse exchanges.
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Ashley
Explosion at Hull Powder Plant Wrecks City and Kills Nineteen
A massive blast at the General Explosives plant near Hull Quebec sent a shockwave across Ottawa. At least nineteen people died and about fifty were injured as wreckage and flying debris shattered windows in Hull and Ottawa amidst a crowds watching a nearby baseball game. Fire, damaged Earl Grey's home Rideau Hall, and Parliament buildings. Ambulances rushed injured to hospitals while the city reeled from the disaster.
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New Ship Line Idea Faces Twin Cities Trade Association
Minneapolis traders consider building and maintaining a lake steamer line to haul East to Midwest freight and set rates from Buffalo to the Atlantic seaboard. The plan aims to counter railroad rate increases and may reduce air and rail competition on the Great Lakes route.
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LcChols Manufacturers’ Association
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Great Lakes
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Indicted Packers Are Safe In New Jersey Reprieve
Governor J Fort of New Jersey declines to issue a writ of requisition for indicted beef trust corporations and their directors two months after indictments in Hue nan country. He states extradition papers would reveal the defendants were in New Jersey at the time of the alleged offenses.
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Strike Riot At Westmoreland Mines In Yukon
In Yukon near Pittsburg Pennsylvania a strike riot at Westmoreland coal mines left one man dead two others fatally wounded and over twenty wounded. A 30 man company guard squad clashed with miners as revolvers and shotguns were used for about twenty minutes. Meanwhile a report from Pekin says 1,000 Chinese soldiers of the garrison of Ahaska were killed in a sudden Lama uprising.
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Made World Christin Well and Strong Campaign Ends
4500 attendees in Chicago mark the close of a major Laymen's Missionary Congress uniting Protestant churches from across America. Leaders include Fairbanks and governors. sessions feature J Campbell White and J A MacDonald, with delegates apportioned by church membership.
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Fairbanks
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Scotland
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Crown Hills
Charles P. Anderson
Episcopal
W. L. McDowell
J. Campbell White
Taymen's Missionary Movement
J. A. MacDonald
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Toronto Globe
Rockefeller Story Denied By Rockefeller Camp
New York dispatch from Washington says John D. Rockefeller abandoned plans for a national charter for his proposed foundation Starr J Murphy says the claim is without foundation and Rockefeller has no involvement with the Heavenle and General Foundation seeking a charter. Two new battleships for the U S Navy appear likely as Congress lines up with the administration. A new Masonic Hall in New York costing about 1 000 000 will replace the 1872 building at Sixth Avenue and Twenty third Street.
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National Association For the Study and Prevention of Tuberculosis
Washington
William H. Parks
New York City
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New York
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Starr J. Murphy
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Masonic Hall
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Sixth Avenue
Twenty-third Street
Wilcox Lane Bi-Plane Finished at Columbia University
New York N Phillip Wilcox a Columbia student and former Aero Club president completed a bi plane project after 15 months of work. He plans to install a Gi horsepower eight cylinder motor next week. Massachusetts lawmakers voted to oppose the income tax in the lower house.
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Phillip Wilcox
Columbia University
Columbia Aero Club
Farnam
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