Burial of dead king’s horse rites in ancient capital
Grief spreads as the slain royal horse is buried in Copenhagen with Christian II presiding at Roskilde burial. Crowds line streets, royal relatives arrive, and artillery salutes mark the funeral procession to the cathedral. Emperors and kings attend, with naval and military escorts guiding the coffin to Roskilde.
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Christian
Capital
Denmark
Vpenhagen
Rung Chrethor
Christeberg
Cmss
Denmneth
Gees
Norway
Ales Indie
Christianborg Sontigh
Chistians Fatorite
Prederieck VII
Roskilde
Suidar
Diecrssian
Roskide
Dora
Horne
Elsinore
Denmaark
Than Hettle-Sip Preyssen
Wiliam Oon Beard
Rey
Christin
Roskvalde
Suhdey
Son Born to Prince Chun in Pekin
A son born to Prince Chun, uncle of the emperor, is regarded as likely heir to the throne. An imperial decree names him and the Sunday Post will publish a supplement featuring a portrait of Mrs. Nicholas Longworth (née Roosevelt) with a blue mat-ready print.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pekin
Prince Chun
Buy
Sunday Post
Nicholas Longworth
Roosevelt
Alice
Ivy
Estelle Clayton
Toronto
Canada
Warner
Washington Post
Fragmented Grocery Item List Remains Unclear
A reader supplied garbled OCR listing various foods and brands such as sardines asparagus blueberries jelly cheese and butter. The fragment lacks coherent structure or context to form a complete retail or notice item.
Guns to Awe the Turk Great Britain Sends Cruiser to Tabah
London February 16 The British cruiser Diana has been ordered to Tabah on the Sinai frontier to enforce Egyptian Turkish evacuation. Turkish troops occupied Tabah, an Egyptian territory, and have threatened an Egyptian gunboat. With protests ineffective and Turks refusing withdrawal, Britain has appealed to Constantinople and sent an Egyptian army officer from Cairo, backed by the navy, to the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Britain
Tabah
London
Diana
Sinai Peninsula
Furks
Constantinople
Cairo
Inana
Hungarian Diet Faces Parliament Dissolution Threat
Feb 16 reports from nna indicate anxiety over Mol days session as a decree to dissolve parliament looms. Julius Justh, president of the lower house, tells Die Zeit that deputies will resist dissolution unless forced from the building by bayonets.
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Nna
Molday
Julius Justh
Die Zeit
Kaiser not sensitive amazes the German people
Berlin February 16 The Emperor authorizes circulation of a new caricature collection after zealously seized by Prenel frontier customs officials. John Carteret, a collector, published reproductions of notable caricatures many from America He appealed to the Emperor quoting Frederick the Greats letter to Voltaire urging leniency. The Finance Minister Rheinbben ordered admission of the work and prosecutors not to press charges for insulting majesty. Frederick the Great once ordered a caricature lowered so passersby could see it better.
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Berlin
Prenel
John Carteret
Gerumany
Frederick the Great
Voltaire
Frederick
Carteret
Himperor
Napoleon II
Stokes
Rheinbben
Ministry of Justices
Tlis
Loubet bids farewell as president of cabinet
Paris February 16 President Loubet presided at his last council of ministers thanking the cabinet for its support and hoping ministers would continue. Premier Rouvier replied that Loubet retires with the love of the republic and esteem of the government. Farewell visits followed from the diplomatic corps.
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Paris
Loubet
Coun
Rouvier
M. Loubet
Lnve
Republic
Senate
MM. P.ulheres
M. Louber
Wallkres
Miners Vote to Remove Dolan and Bellingham
Delegates of District No. United Mine Workers of America vote to vacant the offices of President Dolan and Vice President Bellingham after two weeks of turmoil. John Mitchell in New York is telegraphed to select temporary officers as the convention prepares to reconvene. Authorities caution delegates against contempt while proceedings unfold.
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Mitchell
Dolan
Bellingham
New York
Pittsburg
Commonwealth
United Mine Workers of America
John Mitchell
Whited Mine Workers
Dolan Caurhir
Mine Worker of America
Logon
Howoever
Rumor of Massacre Plot Discredited by U S Minister
A Pekin dispatch to The Washington Post reports a rumor of a foreigners massacre plot dated February 16. United States Minister Rockhill says no foundation exists. A Russia note from St. Petersburg references recent China events and vows military readiness.
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Beette
Washingon Post
Pekin
United States
Rockhill
St. Petersburg
China
China and Germany in dialogue on war fears
Sir Chentung discusses foreign policy shifts in China. He notes German aggressiveness but cautions no proven responsibility for current China tensions. He says China will curb foreign concessions, modernize justice, and seeks peaceful coexistence while resisting Christendom’s armed posture.
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China
Germany
Chentung
Pekin
Amily
Chine
Christendom
Tistles
Eiven
Russia
Sir Cheatung
United States
Orient
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Japan
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Genoa
Deutschland
Naples
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U.S. Treasury
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White House
President Buchanan
D. K. Este. Fisher
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