Edward IIs Ideal Ruler Prince and King of England
Portrait of Prince Albert Edward later King Edward VII detailing his birth at Buckingham Palace in 1841, education under Kingsley and at Edinburgh Oxford and Cambridge, and his long princehood guiding social reform. It notes his liberal patronage of arts, royal projects, and influence on 200 million subjects.
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King Edward VI
Buckingham Palace
Albert Edward
Queen Victoria
Albert
Charles Kingsley
Edinburgh University
Oxford
Cambridge
Royal College of Music
Imperial Institute
Canada
Parliament House
Ottawa
United States
Renfrew
Chicago
Prince Albert
Timness
Egbert
King Edward VII Recalled as Charitable King and Impartial Ruler
A retrospective on King Edward VII portrays him as a unifying constitutional monarch who modernized charity and promoted churchgoing among all classes. It highlights his home life with Queen Alexandra, his impartial politics, and his appeal to Americans, plus details of his 1902 coronation postponement due to illness and eventual triumph.
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Atlantic
Altoseiner
Edward
Victoria
Prince of Wales
Tso
Ile
United States
England
Princess Alexandra of
Denmark
Albert Victor
Christian Eolward
George Frederick Ernest Albert
Louise Victoria Alexandra Dagnar
Victoria Alexandra Olga Mary
Maud Charlotte Mary Victoria
Edward VII
Queen Alexandra
Great Britain
London
Whitelaw Reid
James H. Wilson
John C. Watson
Aldershot
Joseph Lister
Henry Francis Laking
Thomas Smith
Frederick Treves
Thomas Barlow
Cowes
Westminster Abbey
Archbishop of
Canterbury
Alexandra
York
de Edward
Osborne House
Biarritz
Mother killed by deer head in Kalamazoo accident
In Kalamazoo Michigan on May 7 Mrs Ne Heystek, mother of several children, died from injuries after a mounted deer's head fell and struck her on the head. The 47 year old was the oldest surviving child is 16 years old.
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Kalamazoo, Mich
Ne. He Heystek
Railroad Bill in Danger Signals and Misdirected Mails
The railroad bill faces peril in Congress with insurgents and Democrats adding telegraph and telephone controls and rail valuation. Senate regulars favor changes but conference prospects look grim, risking all administration measures. Post office concerns grow over bulk public documents sent to Virginia flood the mails during weighing season, suspected as padding. Representative James S. Havens joins Democrats in opposing a railroad bill amendment, casting doubt on his independence.
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Washington
Senate
Postal Savings Bank
House
Railway Business Association
House Committee
Congress
Virginia
Murdock
la Jollette
Roosevelt
Havens
James S. Havens
George W. Aldridge
New York
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Prince of
Wales
Sandringham
Kings Lynn
Church of England
Norfolk
Wal
Mrs. Heystek
Taft
the Citizens Savings Bank
Washington, Iowa
C. RL & PR. RR
Ching Rel
Washington, Lows
Golden State
The
Amun
Ily
California
St. P
Lo'west Lim
Milwaukee Mosge
Lo'west Limt
Cc. B
Iowa Poety
T Brighten
Iowe
Paul
Minneapolis
St. Louis
Kansas City
Mason City Mail
Sun
Twin Cities
Lim
Peoria Express
Sun Peoria Lim
A. J. Morris
B. Cutts
Brighton
Minneapolis, Minn
Farmers & Merchants
State Bank
Capital
S. A. White
Sam’ Thompson
R. L. Coulter
W. A. White
Foley
Bright
Lemmon's Pharmacy
McKihinney Drug Co
Clifford Thorne
Iowa
Court House
J. J. Kellogg
Attorney-At-Law
South Side Square
E. J. Harmeler
North Side Square
Butterfield & Frame
Special Collection Department
Crail
Eicher & Livingston
LAW
Charles A. Dewey
Temple Building
Wilson & Wilson
Wilson
C. (. Wilson
Lawyers
Opposite Journal Office
W. M. Keeley
Morrison
P. J. Hanley
Ofhce
Tahbales
F. Macon
Macon
Lowa
R. R
Kirksville
Postotice
Res
W. M. Terry
West
Washington Street
Washington, Lowa
Ray H. Dean Bye
Cook & Sherman’s Drug Store
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