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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Feb 17, 1906

Page

41

Danish King Christian's Burial Procession in Copenhagen

Mourning crowds line streets as Rung Chrethor’s coffin is moved from the Christenberg Church to Roskilde for interment. Royal relatives attend with military escort, bells toll, and cannons fire as the state funeral proceeds toward the ancient Danish resting place. Emperor William joins Danish royals in Elsinore for the burial.

Vpenhagen Rung Chrethor Christeberg Cmss Denmneth Gees Norway Ales Indie Christianborg Sontigh Chistians Fatorite Prederieck VII Christian Roskilde Suidar Diecrssian Roskide Dora Horne Elsinore Denmaark Than Hettle-Sip Preyssen Wiliam Oon Beard Rey Denmark Christin Roskvalde Suhdey

Son Born to Prince Chun Likely Heir to Chinese Throne

Pekin reports a son born to Prince Chun, Emperors brother, with strong likelihood of designation as successor. An imperial decree names the child, details and a forthcoming Sunday Post supplement feature a portrait of Mrs. Nicholas Longworth (nee Roosevelt) with a blue mat-ready souvenir image.

Pekin Prince Chun Buy Sunday Post Nicholas Longworth Roosevelt Alice Ivy

Grocery list fragment with assorted items and brands

Fragmentary OCR shows a list of canned goods and foods including sardines green beans blueberries jelly cheese and various labels. The text includes partial item names and quantities suggesting a shopping list rather than a full article.

British Cruiser Ordered to Tabah Evacuation

London reports the British cruiser Diana has been sent to Tabah on the Sinai frontier to enforce Egyptian Turkish evacuation. Turkish forces occupy Tabah despite protests, threatening an Egyptian gunboat and prompting Britain to seek action at Constantinople with an Egyptian army officer dispatched to the scene.

Great Britain Tabah London Diana Sinai Peninsula Furks Constantinople Cairo Inana

Hungarian Diet Faces Dissolution Crisis Over Bayonets

The Hungarian lower house leader Julius Justh says deputies will resist dissolution by any force and will only yield when driven from the building. Reports from Nna note anxiety over Mol day's session and possible royal decree dissolving parliament as coalition tensions rise.

Nna Molday Julius Justh Die Zeit

Kaiser not sensitive amazes the German people

Berlin February 16. The Emperor has authorized circulation of a new caricature collection that customs officials had seized at the Prenel frontier. John Carteret, a collector, published reproductions and appealed to the Emperor after learning Germany would block the work. He cited Frederick the Great and Napoleon II as examples, recalling a tale of a caricature lowered for better viewing on a Berlin street.

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 presides last cabinet meeting

Paris February 16 President Loubet presided for the last time at the council of ministers thanking the cabinet for support and hoping ministers will continue their labors Premier Rouvier replied that Loubet retired with the love of the republic and the esteem of the government.

Paris Loubet Coun Rouvier M. Loubet Lnve Republic Senate MM. P.ulheres M. Louber Wallkres

Union Mine Workers Conven­tion Sparks Bid to Replace Dolan and Bellingham

Pittsburg Feb 16 The United Mine Workers convention declared the offices of President Dolan and Vice President Bellingham vacant after two weeks of uproar. John Mitchell, president of the United Mine Workers, was notified by telegraph and expected to select temporary officers. Debates over contempt of court and injunctions continued as miners pressed for new leadership and demands from the anthracite miners were reviewed by subcommittees.

Pittsburg Commonwealth United Mine Workers of America Dolan Bellingham John Mitchell Whited Mine Workers New York Dolan Caurhir Talroads Mine Worker of America Logon Mitchell Howoever

Rumor of Foreign Massacre Reported, Discredited

Pekin dispatch to The Washington Post dated February 16 denies a plot to massacre foreigners. United States Minister Rockhill says no foundation for the rumor exists. Separate note from St. Petersburg reports Russia preparing military measures in view of recent events in China.

Beette Washingon Post Pekin United States Rockhill St. Petersburg China

China’s views on war and foreign influence voiced

Sir Chentung warns Germans as aggressors but says no imminent foreign war while China pursues modernization. He notes China will limit foreign concessions, push development of internal resources, and seeks respect from the Christian world. He discusses China’s desire for peaceful coexistence yet readiness to arm for defense.

China Germany Chentung Pekin Amily Chine Christendom Tistles Eiven Russia Sir Cheatung United States Orient

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