George V Proclaimed King Amid Mourning Shadows
King George V took the oath at St James Palace in a subdued ceremony amid empirewide mourning for Edward VII. The new monarch pledged to uphold his father’s example, while state functions paused as the royal family and nation grieved and prepared for the funeral.
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Branham Resigns as Night Patrolman at City Council Meeting
At the regular city council meeting Night Patrolman Branham tendered his resignation effective the 3rd of the month. The council and mayor had requested resignation amid charges, offering him the option to resign or face the charges. The new fire apparatus is ready for use and temporary fire quarters are being arranged. Plans for city hall improvement are under consideration and will close soon.
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When You Come to Figurin in De Loss of Time
Uncle Eben argues that measuring who won an argument is hard and depends on temper and friendship. The line suggests that time and sentiment shape outcomes more than any clear victory.
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Officials Seek Walsh Pardon Answer From Leavenworth Inmate
Washington officials handling the John R. Walsh pardon have asked for his position but have not received a reply. If he does not answer the plan may be dropped. A large petition is being circulated.
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Loss Without Consolation in Hair and Life
The piece contrasts consolation after a vermiform appendix operation with the social impact of hair loss. It notes that while surgery leaves no external sign, losing hair changes appearance and prompts visible judgment. The tone reflects discomfort with aging and appearance.
Skyscraper Tariff Duties Across Goods
The Philadelphia Record notes Brazil imposes steep tariffs on assorted goods including penknives at 291 percent screws 34 percent iron racks 430 percent iron bits 526 percent school chalk 652 percent key rings 629 percent with American canned vegetables 349 percent canned fruits 416 percent and onions 616 percent.
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Funny but Probably True Hustling Speeds Success
A quirky aphorism notes that the faster one hustles the sooner success will overtake them. The line reflects a humorous take on work pace and achievement.
Two and Twice in a Slim Rhyme
Fragmentary lines describe favors and reciprocity, noting men doing you two or you twice. The snippet hints at a proverb like rule and a marginal phrase mart Set.
Career of Edward VII King of Great Britain
Edward VII born November 9 1841 at Buckingham Palace became heir to Victoria and took numerous titles. He married Alexandra in 1863 and reigned after Victoria's death in 1901, facing illness in 1902 yet completing the coronation. A patron of art, science and public welfare he cultivated diplomacy and public trust, with six children including George who would succeed the throne.
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Funeral of Edward VII Proclaimed King George V
King George V is proclaimed after the death of Edward VII. The funeral for Edward VII is set for May 20 with the body lying in state for three days from May 17 at Westminster Hall before interment at St. George's Chapel Windsor. The procession includes the royal family, diplomats, and military units.
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Chance for a Bet on an Atchison Bachelor
Atchison residents press a famed bachelor about marriage after twenty years of speculation. They question whom he will choose as his steady, while observers bet on whether this relationship leads to a wedding or continued bachelorhood.
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Fate of the Spanish Woman and India’s white tigress tale
Evelyn Mitford in the Queen says Spanish lower class women do not make calls read or attend parties and live restricted lives with jealous husbands. A white albino tigress eight feet eight inches long was shot at Dhenkana Orissa and presented to the rajah for mounting, said to be the only white tiger seen by local hunters.
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