Last Tribute of Queen Borne to Windsor Amid Silent Procession
Crowds line London streets as the body of the late queen is borne toward Windsor Castle. Sailors pull the gun carriage, horses are unhitched, and the solemn funeral march unfolds with white ribboned crowds and police presence marking a day of quiet reverence.
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Windsor Castle
Lootan
Fen
England
Shere
Hele Minth
Bam Palace
Winthoe
Pepmur Sucker
Sas
Funeral pageant of Queen Victoria's state funeral scene in London
Long account of a grand ceremonial route through central London with naval and military formations. Describes mourners, pageantry, and processions, including the royal carriages, uniforms, and officials led by Marshal of the Royal Air Force Roberts. Indicates continued coverage on sixth page.
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London
England
Vestortay
Soeeriines
Victoria
Victoria State
Sart Roberts
Ienres
Harense
Ub Terk
Cametery
Funeral Procession Echoes Chopin March
A funeral procession began at 11 35 with Chopin march tunes as a gun carriage led the way from the station. The pall covered coffin drew all eyes as mourners moved in a brief, imposing scene in the crowd.
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Chopin
Chople
Engagement of Duke of Roxburghe to Pauline Astor announced
The engagement of the Duke of Roxburghe to Miss Pauline Astor, daughter of Waldorf Astor, is reported with long-standing rumors cited since 1898. The Astor family fortune and connections, including ties to the Marlborough and Vanderbilt line, will shape the anticipated inheritance and status of the couple.
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Pauline
William Waldorf Astor
Duke of Roxburghe
Duke of Marlborough
New York
Duke of
Heath Africa
Royal Horse
Hilary John Innes-Kor
Earl of Roxburghe
Earl of Kelso
Broxmorth
Roxburghe
Ker
Cessford
Gavertoun
Scotland
Earl Innes
Baronet
Novatin
Thors Castor
Kelso
Hoxburgheshire
Hroxmouth
Thmbar
Hagdingum
Chesterfield Gura
Mise Vanderbilt
Earl
United Kingdom
Queen Victoria Ae
Misa Astor
Shels
Waldorf Ratoen
Free Press Fire Destroys Detroit Building on Larned Street
Fire at 4600 Larned Street in Detroit destroyed the Free Press building and damaged the Drexel-Jupp Paper and Free Press Print. Loss estimated around 100000 to 150000 with multiple tenants reporting minor damage. Origin traced to basement from unknown cause. several insured losses noted among owners Chandler estate and Press building.
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Detroit
Mich
Larned Street
Creakall Jupp Paper Company
Pree Pri Printing Company
Drekeil-Jupp Company
Drexkell-Jupp Paper Company
Innetarie Free Press Print. Com Srl
Mtok
Suinett
Helnetian Gmate
Oreskelitupp
Chandler
Press
Boti Lavered Tee
E Mee
Fire Strikes Dr Little’s Home at 327 Fillmore Street
Fire destroyed the residence of Dr. Little, assistant superintendent of pupil instruction, at 327 Fillmore. Three children were evacuated in feverish conditions. The house, reported to house the Democratic hall on its north side, faced an underpowered effort to control the blaze with lines from a telephonic call to the department. roof area affected by an electrical wire fault. The response began at 8:19 pm from West Tenth Street.
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Little
Fillmore Street
Kansas
Bulldtartus Hall
England
Mies Pawling Astor
Nelsom
Mation
Surulug
Kanssa Sons
Oklahomie Land
Harris Pavarn
Wilcox
North Topeka News
Denver
U. 8
Beuate
Marketa
Bome Kewa
Pilipinos
Fopsta Society
Dan's Review of Trade
Marshall
Ocens
Deadwood
China
Flamb eau duty a ee saben Sa wi Ioes oF sion ne cease ts Sor known
Washington reports a sharp rise in January bank note circulation and U S bonds backing public deposits. The comptroller notes total circulation based on bonds at 714 million dollars, up 105 million for the year and 7.4 million for the month, with deposits secured at about 101.6 million.
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Sion
Chartes
Washington
the Ours
Natin Bank
United States
Typhoid Germ Drinking Stuns Albany Hearing
A New York Albany dispatch reports a plan to test scientists immunity to typhoid germs. A member of the state medical society will bring a vial of typhoid fever germs to next Wednesday’s hearing and drink them to demonstrate immunity.
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New York
Albany
Af State Medical Society
Cis
Kansans Plan Welcome Arrangements for Inaugural Parade
A Washington meeting on February 2 organized Kansas efforts to host visiting Kansas clubs and organize escorts for the Inaugural parade. Committees will prepare rooms, uniforms, and entertainment with sunflower emblems. leaders Burton Baker Harris and Kansas representatives will be invited to the next Thursday session.
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State Journal
Washington
Kansas
Flambeau Club
Marbella Gand
Ail Kana
Kaunas
Burton
Baker
Harris
Thavis
J L Rankine Dead In Rochester After Topeka Years
James Lionel Rankine son of the late Jas Rankine died in Rochester on February 2. A Hobart College graduate, he lived in Topeka for years before returning to his hometown. He leaves a wife and three children. Rankine was active in mortgage and chattel lending on West Fitch Street until 1890. Local tax and county assessments are noted for Santa Fe line mileage and taxable property figures in Butler County.
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State Journal
Rochester
James Lionel Ranking
Sev. Jas Rankine
Hobart College
Topeka
Ae Ig
West Fitch Street
Butler County
Santa Fe
Prisco
Aguros Ft
Nelson Defends State Textbook Uniformity Reform
State Superintendent Frank Nelson urges withdrawal of a textbook bill, arguing a hidden coalition aims to destroy state uniformity. He backs a free text option and exchanges to improve books, warning against amendments that weaken uniform standards and urging a conservative, people-backed approach.
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Frank Nelson
Book Trust
Educational Committee
House
Legislative Committee
Neivon
Saborne
State Tencllers’ Association
State Teachers’ Association
Howe
Bret
Tam
Stat Pascual
Kananit
Ake
Nelson
Kansas
Gratta
Nof McPherson
Maid Fodas
Robert Dougherty
Harvey
Committes
Elon
Watts
Hiesala
Weather Mix In Kansas And Nation News Highlights
Weather outlook for Kensas includes rain or snow tonight with windy Sunday conditions. The page combines national stories on politics, theater and society, including Nelson remarks on a book trust, legislative updates, court and crime notes, and cultural features from early 20th century press.
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Kensas
Brubabls
Portherly
Sumner Rep W T Field pushes resolution on Mexican border troubles
Representative W T Field of Sumner wins unanimous House vote on a resolution urging U S action over Mexican border issues and rail corridor tensions in the Southwest. He urges Washington to direct consuls to secure impartial trials for American citizens jailed abroad and to guarantee protection under the law.
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Representative Field
Sumner
W. T. Field
House
Mexico
Loleastiel
Spain
Khe Onbeg von
State Department
Wankington
Tay
Opee
Organization of Joint Smashers to He Completed
A brief note reports Mrs Nation leading a group named the Organization of Joint Smashers and the effort to complete a planned action. Details are scarce in the fragment, but the headline implies a completed endeavor by the group under her guidance.
Nation warns building owners at Methodist church meeting
Mrs Nation accuses landlords of collusion with joint tenants and vows to hold them accountable. She will speak at the Western Methodist church corner of Third and Jefferson streets at 1 PM Sunday, delivering a letter to renters urging action and warning of consequences for failing to address alleged abuses.
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Aia
Cattie Nutich
Willddrvsn & Que
Peter
Bud Dews
Nation
Wight
Essey
Nation Will
Wealeran Methodist Church
Orner
Third and Jeffersons Tresis
Netios
Pete
Crusade Formation In Topeka Against Liquor
Mrs Nation addressed a meeting in Topeka Kansas advocating a city wide anti liquor crusade. Volunteers formed of the Huse Protetive party signed up to support the effort aiming to drive out the habit and cleanse the city, with Nation urging action and pledges of willingness to serve.
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Tupeks
Kansas
Gurton
Neting
Ope
Topeka Meeting Delivers Firebrand Sermon on Reform
A fragmentary report describes Townsend Hiseed and Mrs De nes addressing a Topeka audience about eradicating a “cursed thing” linked to witchcraft and liquor. Speakers urge mobilization, march plans, and a strong Home Protective stance as the crowd reacts with mixed fervor and skepticism.
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Townsend Hiseed
Phieran Jo
Prafees 10, Be ‘Criribe
Topeka
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Hena Ot Tord
House of
Burning House
Christina
Sunflower
J. L. Rankine
D. H. Booge
Santa
Butisr
MR. Nelson
Royal Chapel
George's
Topeka State Journal
Grimes
Molvane
Mrs. Nation
Temperance
Auditorium
Tao
Wegroes
Weather Indicativas Chicdsa
Pep
Pforeoeet
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