King Christian’s Burial Procession Through Copenhagen
King Christian’s body was moved from Christiansborg to Roskilde Cathedral for burial among Danish kings. Royal relatives and foreign dignitaries attended as immense crowds packed streets, and the royal procession included the king’s mute horse Jussut and a ceremonial hearse. The event drew spectators from Copenhagen and countryside, with proceeds from charity seats supporting memory of the king. The Preussen, bearing Emperor Wilhelm II, arrived for the funeral in Roskilde.
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Roskilde
Christienborg
Denmark
Greece
Norway
Alextanira
Russia
King Christian
Reets
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Wu Mirital
Lstnaie
Gerfiah
Preussen
Emperor Wola
Emperor Caine
Mundus
Turkish evacuation drive prompts British action at Tabah
London dispatch reports the British cruiser Idna ordered to Tabah at the Turko Egyptian frontier to enforce evacuation demands. Egyptian and Turkish forces clash over Fahah territory as Britain seeks a peaceful settlement backed by Constantinople. A British officer has been sent from Cairo to supervise action.
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London
Son Born to Prince Chun At Imperial Court
A son born to Prince Chun, brother of the Emperor, is speculated as the likely heir to the throne. Tomorrow's Sunday Post will feature a souvenir supplement with a portrait of Mrs. Nicholas Longworth, nee Roosevelt, and a portrait print on heavy art paper suitable for framing.
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Belkin
Chnve Chun
Ibved
Chuld
Sunday Post
Nicholas Longworth
Roosevelt
Sardines and Blueberries Featured in Local Market List
Local market ad lists Reyannette Sardines in 20e size at 12¢ and Canadian Blueberries in t3e cans, now available. Includes brief pricing and product notes for shoppers.
Loubet Bids Farewell As President of France
Paris February fourteenth to sixteenth reports show President Loubet presiding at the council of ministers for the last time expressing gratitude to the cabinet. Premier Rouvier notes Loubet retires with republican affection and foreign esteem. Antonin Dubost elected president of the Senate succeeding Fallieres, a notable precedent in republican succession.
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Paris
Loubet
Council of Ministers
Rouvier
M. Loubet
Antonin Dubost
Senate
M. Fallieres
Republic
Fallieres
Emperor Allows Circulation of French Caricatures in Germany
Berlin reports the Emperor authorized the entry of a French collection depicting himself, overzealous customs officials at the frontier had seized similar works. John Carteret collected caricatures and cited Frederick the Great's tolerance for humor, prompting the Emperor to instruct officials to admit the volume and stop prosecutions for insult. The ruling recalls Frederick’s act of lowering a caricature so Cassers-by could view it.
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Frederick the Great
Voltaire
Berlin
John Carteret
Carteret
Germany
Great Frederick
Napoleon Thi
Briance
Wimperor
Rheinbohen
Ministry of Justice
Cassers-by
Diet Diet Dissolution Doubted Amid Bayonet Threats
Vienna reports on Monday’s Hungarian diet session as a dissolution of parliament looms amid coalition resistance. Julius Justh, president of the lower house, tells Dia Zeit that deputies will not yield to force and would only exit the building if driven out by bayonets.
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Vienna
Julius Justh
Die Dia Zeit
State fire marshal proposed by ABA committee
The American Bar Association insurance committee led by Ralph W. Breckenridge recommended creating a State fire marshal office in each state to investigate stricter incorporation laws for insurers, require annual allocation of surplus to policy holders, and demand detailed expenditures. They also urged federal prohibition on mail use by unlicensed associations. A majority favors federal control of insurance.
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Committee On Insurance of the
American Bar Association
Ralph W. Breckenridge
Obama
Rodney A. Mercuti
Bennsylvania
W. R. Vance
Washington
Association
St. Paul
Armstrong Report Agreed By Special Committee
The Armstrong investigation committee in New York at 11 20 tonight reached unanimous agreement on the report and authorized a final draft with accompanying bills. The report will be presented to the legislature mid next week and copies will be furnished to press associations for release when presented.
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New York Legislature
Washington Post
New York
Armstrong Insurance
Miners Vote to Oust Dolan in Turbulent Convention
Pittsburg February 16 delegates of District No 3 United Mine Workers of America pass a resolution declaring President Dolan and Vice President Bellingham vacancies. John Mitchell in New York to name temporary officers amid expected stormy session. Dolan refuses to vacate absent a miners vote. In New York the anthracite miners hold an all day subcommittee talks with operators. details and timetable unclear.
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Dolan
Bellingham
New York
Pittsburg
Commonwealth
Grant Wins Return Match at Concordia Hall
After nearly a year away, local wrestler Joe Grant defeated Joe Rouska of Baltimore in two falls over thirty minutes at Concordia Hall. Grant controlled the bouts with holds, while Rouska defended well. Shad Link defeated Mike Courtney in two straight falls as a substitute for George Burlingame who failed to appear.
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Joe Grant
Concordia Hall
Joe Rouska
Baltimore
Grant
Rouska
Washington Lad
George Burlingame
Shad Link
Mike Courtney
New York
Link
Courtney
Pekin Scouts Plot Rumor Debunked By U S Minister
Special Cable Dispatch from Pekin reports a February 24 massacre rumor against foreigners is discredited. United States Minister Rockhill says no foundation exists. Separate dispatch from St Petersburg notes Russia and the United States preparing military measures amid recent Chinese events.
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Washington Post
Pekin
United States
Rockhill
St. Petersburg
China
Foreign Office
China and Germany blamed for unrest in China
Sir Chentung discusses Chinese reforms and independence from foreign concessions. He notes Germany as a disruptor, China arming to defend itself, and aims to modernize without foreign capital while maintaining religious differences. He cites the absence of lawyers and the shift toward a modern jurisprudence.
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Pekla
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Russia
Sir Cheatung
Pekin
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