King Christian to be buried in Roskilde after royal funeral
Crowds gather in Copenhagen as King Christian is moved from Christiansborg to Roskilde Cathedral for burial. Royal relatives from Denmark Greece and Norway attend. the funeral procession includes the royal hearse and a guard of naval and military officers. The ceremony follows centuries of Danish royal burial tradition in Roskilde. A Danish battleship Preussen arrives with Emperor Wilhelm II to attend.
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Reets
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Lstnaie
Gerfiah
Preussen
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Emperor Caine
Mundus
Guns to Awe the Turko British Evacuation Demands At Tabah
Britain orders cruiser Idna to Tabah on the Turko Egyptian frontier to enforce evacuation of Turkish troops. Egyptian title Fahah claims territory and cites Turkish military posts. Britain dispatches officer from Cairo to Constantinople to back up demands and project influence.
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London
Prince Chun's Son Born and Likely Heir
Announcement reports the birth of a son to Prince Chun, brother of the Emperor, seen as a likely successor to the imperial throne. The Sunday Post offers a souvenir edition with a Roosevelts portrait of Mrs. Nicholas Longworth and an Alice blue mat-ready print, urging readers to obtain the feature.
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Belkin
Chnve Chun
Ibved
Chuld
Sunday Post
Nicholas Longworth
Roosevelt
Sardines and Blueberries Offerings Market Listing
A regional ad lists Reyannette Sardines in 20e size at 12¢ and Canadian blueberries in t3e cans, signaling a promotional market display. The snippet shows low readable detail but confirms product names, quantities and unit prices.
Loubet bids farewell as president of republic
Paris February 16 President Loubet presided for the last time at the council of ministers thanking the cabinet for support and hoping ministers continue. Premier Rouvier noted Loubet retires with republican love and foreign esteem. Antonin Dubost elected president of the Senate succeeding Fallieres, new republic president-elect.
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Rouvier
M. Loubet
Antonin Dubost
Senate
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Republic
Fallieres
Kaiser Not Sensitive Admits Caricatures Circulate in Germany
Berlin reports the Emperor authorized circulation of a French caricature collection after customs officials had seized it at the frontier. John Carteret, a collector, published reproductions and quoted Frederick the Great to urge tolerance. The Emperor ordered officials to admit the work and not prosecute for insults. A Frederick anecdote recalls a caricature lowered for better viewing.
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Berlin
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Carteret
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Dissolution of Hungarian Parliament Sealed by Bayonets
Vienna reports the Hungarian diet faces a Monday session amid anxiety over a possible dissolution. Julius Justh, president of the lower house, warns in an interview printed in Die Zeit that the deputies will resist dissolution unless forced from the building, signaling a clash with coalitions ready to use brute force.
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Die Dia Zeit
State Fire Marshal Recommendation From ABA Committee
The American Bar Association committee on insurance, chaired by Ralph W. Breckenridge and with Rodney A. Mercuti and W. R. Vance, closed a three day session. They will present to the ABA in St Paul next August a proposal to create a state fire marshal, inspect stricter incorporation laws, require surplus credits to policy holders, and provide detailed expenditure statements. They also urge federal prohibition of mail use by unapproved insurers, and a majority favor federal control of insurance.
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Rodney A. Mercuti
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Agreement on Armstrong report reached by committee
The Armstrong insurance investigating committee in New York at 11:20 tonight unanimously approved its report and a final draft of accompanying bills. The report will be presented to the legislature midweek with copies to press associations on release.
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Washington Post
New York
Armstrong Insurance
Dolan ousted as UMWA District 3 president in vote
Pittsburg February 16 delegates of UMWA District 3 pass a resolution declaring President Dolan and Vice President Bellingham vacant after weeks of unrest. John Mitchell of the union in New York is to name temporary officers, while Dolan vows to stay unless miners vote otherwise. Tomorrow’s session expected to be turbulent as miners’ demands to railroads are outlined in New York.
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New York
Pittsburg
Commonwealth
Grant Wins Return Match At Concordia Hall
After nearly a year away, local wrestler Joe Grant returned with two falls over Baltimore’s Joe Rouska in thirty minutes. Grant dominated, securing holds as Rouska defended well. Preliminary bout saw Shad Link defeat Mike Courtney in twelve and thirteen minutes.
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Rouska
Washington Lad
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Shad Link
Mike Courtney
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Pekin Scouts Plot Rumor Discredited By U S Minister
A Washington Post dispatch from Pekin reports a rumor of a February 24 massacre of foreigners is unfounded. United States Minister Rockhill states he has no evidence to support the claim. In St. Petersburg, Russia, authorities say military measures are prudent given recent events in China.
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Pekin
United States
Rockhill
St. Petersburg
China
Foreign Office
Chinese official on war risk and China’s path to modernity
Sir Chentung discussed China’s growth, resisting foreign concessions, and arming for self defense. He cautioned against Western aggression, noted Germany’s disruptive role, and described China’s plan to develop internal resources without foreign capital. He warned of legal evolution and the need for a modern jurisprudence.
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