Jubilee in London Reigns Over Queen Victoria’s Fifty-First Year
Queen Victoria’s fifty-first year began with unmatched pageantry in London. A vast crowd lined the route to Westminster Abbey for the royal procession, with soldiers, police, and naval boys massed along the way. The queen appeared in an open carriage, entering a grand ceremony marked by choir, anthem, and prayers.
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London
Victoria
Great Britain
Westminster Abbey
Salisbury
Grasistone
Buckingham Palace
Palace
Constitution Hill
Picadilly
Regent Street
Waterloo Place
Pall Mall
East Cockspun Street
Northumberland Avenue
Thames Embankment
Bridge Street
The
Abbey
Nelson Monument
Charles Warren
Geipps
Col. Stirling
Coldstream Guards
Westminater Abbey
Life Guards
Aides-de-camp
Royal Equerrien
Duke of Cambride
Anon
Duchess of Buccleugh
Victoria of
leswig-Holstein
Margaret
Prussia
Prince Alfred of
Burgh
Victoria and
Sophia
Battenberg
Irene of
Hease
Grand Duchess
Elizabeth
Russia
Maud Victoria
Louise Walen
Princess of
Saxe Marines
Princess of Wales
Germany
Ostriege
Wellington Arch
St George’s Hospital
Apsley House
Thison
Frederick William
Devonshire House
Marquis of Hartington
Bath Hotel
Regent Circus
Duke of York
Circus
Pall Mal East
Trafalgar Agare
Marquis of Lorne
National Library
Clus
St Stephen's Club
Parliament Square
St Margaret’s
House of Commons
Europe
United Kingdom
Canterbury
Westminster
Bridge
Lomion
Gradu
Bridges
Gotha
Mendelssohn
Athalie
Whitehall
War
Admiralty
United States
Phelps and Lawton
James G. Blaine
McPherson and
Hale
Perry Belmont
Mr. Gilfillan
Minnesota
I. C Tatum
Cincinnati
Tatum
St. Paul
Benjamin FP. Potts
Montana
Helens
A. G. Lochrane
Atlanta
Ireland
Circuit Court
Supreme Court
Chicago & Northwestern
Doland
Oak
Wisconsin Central
Madison
Centra
Detroit
Mich
Srana
Wisconsin
John Condit
Rock Elm
Pierce County
Queenstown
Peter Troy
New York
Troy
America
Rosecrea
R.G. Dun & Co
Ly Review of Trade
Arnold & Co
Kershaw & Co
Queen Victoria
Madame Fucseh
Mae
National Opera Company of New 5
Building Trade Section
Central Labor Union of New York
Chicago
Master Builders’ Association
Butte
Mont
New Haven
Sena
Nowe
Charleston
Geboher
President Cleveland's Jubilee Greeting to Queen Victoria
President Cleveland sent a May 27 letter to Queen Victoria on the fiftieth anniversary of her accession. He hails Victoria as a great and good friend and wishes a prolonged reign, peace, honor, and prosperity for her empire under just laws.
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Mr. Cleveland
United States
Washmerton
Cleveland
Victoria
America
Javesica
Yin
Great Britain
Ireland
Empress
India
Jam on my way to Minneapolis in Chicago News
Fragmented remarks by C. Barnabee and others mix with misread lines about an upcoming trip and theater figures. The piece references Boston Ideals and Col. William H. Foster amid garbled dialogue and quirky quotes.
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Chicago
Minneapolis
C. Barnabee
Desoubrette
Boston
William H. Foster
William
Return of captured flags urged for state regiments
Adjutant General Drum proposes returning all Union and Confederate colors to the states of origin. Secretary of War endorses plan and orders letters to governors explaining the flag histories and capture circumstances. Obituaries and incidents follow, noting deaths of I. C. Tatum, Benjamin Potts, and A. G. Lochrane, plus fires, discoveries, and a cargo explosive case.
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Drum
Endicott
Adjt
Secretay Endicott
War Department
Adjutant General's Office
Washington
William Eott
Confederate States
Union
R. C. Daum
Verein
Inbiam C. Exphorr
Tornado Damages in Grand Forks Area Reach 160090 Noise
Tornado damages near Grand Forks total 160,090 with losses at North Dakota university and Grand Forks Roller Mills. Keystome farm suffered complete destruction with two deaths and several injuries. A train wreck near Pierson injured multiple passengers while a lightning strike at Eight Mile Point killed a man in his brother's house.
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Grand Forks
North Dakota University
T. B. Walker
Keystome
Grand Forky
Henderson
Qle Halverson
Eight Mile Point
Holver Lot
Pierson
Ed Anderson
Mr. Kennedy
Minto
Julius Urdahl
Reynolds
Jaed
Donald McKenzie
Marien
Manitoba
O'Grady
St. Thomas
Oak
Bobby
Fisher, Minn
Michael Falonski
Steamer Burned on Lake Michigan At Traverse Bay
The Champlain of the Northern Michigan Transportation Co. burned at the mouth of Traverse Bay while making ten miles per hour. Engineer John McCaffrey escaped as flames erupted from beneath the engine. Passengers jumped into the lake. some were saved by fishermen, many lost. The lamp explosion in the fireman’s room caused the disaster.
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the Champlain
Northern Michigan Transportation Company
Chi
Charlevoix
Kunu
Traverse Bay
John McCaffrey
Hie T
Ella Cooper Smith
Robert Wilkes
George Whistley
M. Kehoe
R. McKeel
Steward Beans
Chicago
Louis
Petoskey
Henry Brennen
Russell
Milwaue
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John Macdonald
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