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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 20, 1910

Page

3

Royal funeral in Windsor for King Edward VII attended by world leaders

Crowned figureheads from nine nations join King George V and royal mourners at St George’s chapel Windsor as funeral rites draw vast crowds. Foreign dignitaries include emperors and kings from Germany Denmark Norway Spain Portugal Belgium and Greece. The service follows lying in state at Westminster Hall.

William II Germany Prussia Frederick VIII Denmark Haakon VII Norway Alfonso XIII Spain Manuel I Portugal Albert Belgium George Greece Frederick Edward Kaiser Alexandra Alfonso Beatrice Leopald Victoria Queen Archduke Ferdinand Austria Czarina Marie Feodorovna Michael Duke of Aosta Italy Fushimi Japan Henry Wilhelmina Holland Roumania Sweden France Turkey Switzerland United States China Royal St. George's Chapel Windsor

Memorial services for King Edward held in Washington

Memorial services for King Edward were held at St. John's church in Washington on May 20 attended by President Taft the British Ambassador James Bryce and embassy members along with other distinguished figures.

Washington Edward St. John’s Protestant Episcopal Church Taft James Bryce

Cuba Celebrates Eighth Anniversary of Republic Inauguration

Havana marks the eighth anniversary of Cuba’s republic with nationwide celebrations. The transfer of sovereignty occurred May 20, 1902, from Major General Wood acting for the United States to General Palma, the first president of the republic.

Havana Cuba Republic of Cuba Wood United States Palma New Republic

Peary Receives Another Medal in Rome Presentation

Commander Peary was awarded a further medal in Rome as the Royal Italian Geographical Society, with Italy’s leading scientists in attendance, presented the honor.

Rome Peary Italy Royal Italian Geographical Society

Death notice of Mrs J J Hartman in Enid Oklahoma

Mrs J J Hartman born December 4 1855 in Richmond Iowa widowed by death May 14 1910 in Enid Oklahoma. Survived by husband J J Hartman four children William Catherine Ruth and Mrs Henry Wesson and four brothers and one sister. Burial held in Enid Saturday afternoon May 14 1910 with fond tributes to her home making influence and faithfulness to family.

J. J. Hartman Enid, Okla Sierra Nevada Rathmel Richmond Iowa William Coldwater Henry Wesson Catherine Ruth Nid Oklahoma John N Waverly Kansas William B Enid Harrison H James Washington, Town Minnie Hole Kremlin Enid Oklahoma

Heinze Copper Millionaire Acquitted In Bank Misuse Case

Fritz Augustus Heinze, copper magnate and mining engineer born in Brooklyn, was acquitted of misapplying Mercantile National Bank funds while president of the bank. The trial cited Montana battles with Standard Oil opposition and a Morse crash setback. His estimated net worth reaches about 40 million dollars. He counts clubs across Montana, Canada, and New York among his affiliations.

Fritz Augustus Heinze Mercantile National Bank New York City Otto Brooklyn Heinze Columbia University School of Mines Montana Standard Oil Company Morse Mercahtile Nave Bank New York Clearing House Canada New York Lotos, Lambs Atlantic Columbia Yacht Calumet Downtown Strollers American Institute of Mining Engineers

Roosevelt Named Special Envoy for King Edward Funeral

Theodore Roosevelt is appointed as special American ambassador to King Edward VII's funeral in London. He will take precedence among envoys, ride with visiting monarchs, and attend the Windsor burial with the diplomatic corps. The dinner planned for Roosevelt at Buckingham Palace on May 20 was approved by the king, with Roosevelt and his wife and children invited.

Edward VII Theodore Roosevelt Great Britain London Europe Roosevelt Reid Windsor Diplomatic Corps St. George's Chapel Edward Roosevelts Buckingham Palace King Edward Queen Alexandra Mr. Roosevelt Mrs. Roosevelt Ethel Kermit

Fraternal Order of Eagles enrollment rush urged

The notice warns that those not yet on the Eagles list must enroll soon as the roster will be called in and the initiation fee rises to 25 dollars from five. Organizer 0. KE. GOFORTH. will be at North Side Shoe store. 786

Order of Eagle’s KE. Goforth North Side

Pigmies of Rho desia Described by Modern Traveller

A traveler describes the Batwa and Jeg in northwestern Rho desia. Batwa are about four feet tall with long arms short legs and often pregnant looking. Jeg are very short with large feet and downy bodies. Both groups largely naked, have their own tongue, little neighbor language, and rely on game and theft from nearby fields for food.

Rhodesia

Susie Healing Scrapes with Arnica Salve

A lively note reports Susie climbing trees and fences and getting scrapes and burns. Her mother used Bucklen’s Arnica Salve, claiming quick healing for cuts, ulcers, rashes and old sores. Available for 25 cents at J. E Lemmen’s Lemmon’s Pharmacy.

Susie Bucklen J. E Lemmen Lemmon’s

Fragmentary Humorous Tidbits From Historic Columns

A collage of dated quips and anecdotes from newspapers and journals, including snippets about a kitchen doughnut joke, a conductor on a train, a besotted husband, quack remedies, and a Dedham temperance note, all preserved as brief humorous clippings.

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