Czar’s death and imperial events spread across Europe
By Telegraph from Halifax dated November 2 the Czar died at 2:15 pm after full consciousness to the end. The family spoke to him individually and officials received the oath of allegiance in the evening. Queen Victoria sent condolences to the Czarina, while the Prince of Wales could not reach Levadia before death. Nihilists are arrested in a plot to murder the Czarowitch and the press notes the accession of Nicholas II amid global eulogies.
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