King Christian Buried in Rogkille Cathedral Denmark
King Christian's body was moved from Christiansborg to Rogkilde Cathedral for burial among Danish kings. Crowds filled streets and seats sold at high prices as royal relatives and foreign sovereigns attended a service before the coffin, draped with the Danish flag, was laid to rest. The procession included the king's favorite horse Jussut and military honor guards. The German cruiser Freya arrived with Emperor Wilhelm II to attend the funeral.
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Copenhagen
Christian
Christiankerg
Rogkille
J.axi
Tient Telplakl
Christuunborg
Soute
Denmark
Greece
Norway
Alexandrea
Russia
Christianberg
Stathias
Lune
Ponty
Furie
Irival
Tlamore
GUNS TO AWE THE TURK
London February 15 Britain orders to Tabah on the Lutho frontier to enforce Egyptian demands for Turkish evacuation. Sultan’s troops have established posts in Egyptian territory and threatened officers of a sunboat demanding evac uation. Egypt backs up the force with British support and a Hotish officer is sent from Cairo.
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London
Tabah
Nal
Bern
Britain
Constantinople
Cairo
Son Born to Prince Chun and Heir Hopes Rise
Pekin reports a son born to Conechua the Emperor's brother and strong belief he may succeed to the throne. Imperial sources note the child named Pu An, with cautious speculation about future succession tied to court tradition and rank. A Sunday Post souvenir features a portrait of Mrs. Nicholas Longworth nee Roosevelt in a blue mat-ready print to frame.
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Pekin
Conechua
Sunday Post
Nicholas Longworth
Roosevelt
Boneless Sardines Impound Sale and Can Error
A brief notice lists boneless sardines and Rovannette Sardines in Sheet 20¢ size, with Canadian blueberries cans, indicating an impound and sale action. The text is fragmentary, showing items and pricing but lacking full context.
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Rovannette
Loubet Bids Farewell as President of France
Paris February 16 President Loubet presided for the last time at the council of ministers thanking the cabinet for support and hoping ministers would continue. Premier Rouvier said Loubet retires with republican love and foreign esteem. Antonin Dubost elected president of the Senate succeeding Fallieres a noted precedent for future transitions.
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Paris
Loubst
Council of Ministers
Rouvier
M. Loubet
Antonin Dubost
Senate
M. Fallieres
Republic
Fallieres
Kaiser not sensitive amazes the German people
Berlin Feb 16 The Emperor approved circulation of a French caricature collection held up by customs officials subscribing to lese majeste concerns. John Carteret, a caricature collector, cited Frederick the Great to argue for entry, and the Emperor ordered officials to admit the work and not prosecute.
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France
Frederick the Great
Voltaire
Berlin
John Carteret
Carteret
Germany
Voltaiire
Frederick
Napoleon III
Evanve
Rheinbaben
Ministry of Justice
Dissolution Drift Sparks European Fear in Hungary
Vienna Feb 18 The Hungarian diet’s Monday session outcome and a decree dissolving parliament are awaited with anxiety as coalitionists reportedly oppose such a move. Julius Justh, president of the lower house, says in an interview printed in the Dia Zest that the house will yield only to brute force and deputies will not consent to dissolution until driven from the building by bayonets.
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Vienna
Wien
Julius Justh
Dia Zest
State fire marshal urged by ABA committee
The American Bar Association insurance committee chaired by Ralph W. Breckenridge proposes creating a state fire marshal in each state to investigate fires, tighten incorporation laws, require annual surplus allocation to policy holders, and provide detailed expenditure statements. It also calls for federal prohibition on mail use by unauthorized insurers and favors federal control of insurance.
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Committee On Insurance of the
American Bar Association
Ralph W. Breckenridge
Obama
Rodrey
Agreement on Armstrong report reached by committee
Special to The Washington Post from York reports the Armstrong inquiry committee unanimously approved its report and the final draft with accompanying bills at 11:30 p m. The document will be presented to the legislature by mid next week with copies to press associations upon release.
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New York Legislature
Washington Post
York
Armstronginance
United Mine Workers Vote to Oust Dolan and Bellingham
In Pittsburgh two weeks of unrest end with District No.5 declaring President Dolan and Vice President Bellingham vacant. John Mitchell of the UMW is to name temporary officers, while Dolan vows to resist until district vote. Tomorrow’s session likely turbulent as miners discuss demands to railroads and mines.
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Mitchell
Dolan
Bellingham
New York
Pittsburg
Commonwealth
Lolan
Grant Wins Return Match In Concordia Hall
After nearly a year out Joe Grant, a local wrestler, defeated Joe Rouska of Baltimore in two falls totaling thirty minutes. Grant led with strong holds though Rouska defended well. Preliminary bout sees Shad Link defeat Mike Courtney in twelve and thirteen minutes.
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Joe Grant
Concordia Hal
Joe Rouska
Baltimore
Grant
Rouska
Washington Lad
George Burlingame
Shad Link
Mike Courtney
New York
Link
Courtney
Pekin Scouts Plot Rumor Discredited by Rockhill
Special dispatch from Pekin reports rumors of a February 24 massacre against foreigners are unfounded. United States Minister Rockhill says no foundation exists. The note, dated February 16 in St. Petersburg, discusses Russia and the United States preparing for possible events in China.
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Washington Post
Pekin
United States
Rockhill
St. Petersburg
China
Foreign Office
CHINA FEARS WAR AS CHENTUNG DISCUSSES U S POLICY
Sir Chentung of China warned against foreign conflict and urged world nations to respect one another. He said China will pursue modern progress without foreign concessions and will avoid European wars, while noting Germany’s aggressive stance and the world’s urge to live in amity amid rapid Chinese modernization.
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Germany
Chentung
Pekin
Christendom
Russia
Sir Chentung
Europe
Asia
United States
Orient
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