Funeral rites for King Christian of Denmark begin in Copenhagen
The body was moved from Christiansborg Church to Roskilde Cathedral for burial as thousands fill Copenhagen streets. Royal attendees include the kings of Denmark, Greece, Norway, Queen Alexandra, the Dowager Empress of Russia, and foreign representatives. The funeral cortege proceeds to the sea, with the king’s favorite horse Jussut aboard, and a large crowds’ reaction across the city.
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GUNS TO AWE THE TURK IN EGYPT FRONTIER
London reports Britain orders an expeditionary force to Tabah on the Lutho Egyptian frontier to press Turkish evacuation demands. Cairo dispatches a Egyptian officer to back the protest as negotiations with Constantinople proceed and British action is backed by loan support.
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Prince Chun Nephew’s Son Seen as Heir Apparent
In Pekin on February 16 a son was born to Conechua the Emperor's brother. The infant is viewed as a likely successor to the throne. An imperial serge ceremony grants him the name Pu An attractive souvenir notes in Sunday Post.
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Sunday Post
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Boneless Sardines and Can Sale Impounded
A garbled OCR note lists Boneless Sardines and Rovannette Sardines with Sheet 20¢ size, and references Ife Canadian Blueberries. The text appears to describe cans for sale or impoundment actions, but lacks clear dates, quantities, or authoritative details.
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Loubet Farewell at Council of Ministers in Paris
President Loubet presided for the last time at the council of ministers in Paris on February 16 thanking the cabinet for its support. Premier Rouvier said Loubet retired with the love of the republic and foreign esteem. Antonin Dubost was elected president of the Senate succeeding Fallieres, marking a notable transition.
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Kaiser not sensitive amazes the German people
Berlin reports the Emperor allowed circulation of a French caricature collection seized at the French frontier by zealous officials. Publisher Carteret appealed to the Emperor quoting Frederick the Great to Voltaire, urging tolerance. The Emperor ordered officials to admit the work and forego prosecutions for insult.
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Dissolution of Hungarian Parliament Hinted Amid Bayonet Threats
Vienna Feb 18 The Hungarian diet faces a decree dissolving parliament after Monday's session. Reports say coalitionists oppose this move. Julius Justh, president of the lower house, warns in Dia Zest that the house will yield only to brute force and deputies may be driven from the building by bayonets.
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State fire marshal urged by ABA committee
The American Bar Association insurance committee chaired by Ralph W Breckenridge proposes creating a State fire marshal office in each state to audit fires and enforce stricter insurance company laws. They call for annual allocation of surplus to policy holders and detailed expenditure reports, plus federal mail bans on unregistered insurers. A majority favor federal control of insurance.
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Agreement on Armstrong report reached by committee
The Armstrong inquiry committee met at 11 30 tonight and reached unanimous agreement on its report to the legislature and a final draft of the report with accompanying bills was authorized. The report will be submitted to the legislature mid next week with copies sent to press associations.
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Dolan Ouster Likely as UMWA Convention Debates
Pittsburg February 16 delegates of District No 5 United Mine Workers pass a resolution declaring vacancy in the offices of President Dolan and Vice President Bellingham. President Mitchell in New York to name temporary officers as the convention nears turbulent session. Anthracite miners’ demands to railroads and operators discussed in New York with no immediate details given.
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Grant Wins Return Match at Concordia Hall
Joe Grant, after a near year away, defeated Joe Rouska of Baltimore in two falls totaling thirty minutes. Grant controlled the action with holds though Rouska defended well. In preliminaries, Shad Link beat substitute Mike Courtney in 12 and 13 minutes by scissors and arm holds.
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Pekin Scouts Plot Rumor Discredited by Rockhill
Special Cable Dispatch reports a February 24 massacre plot rumor against foreigners in Pekin is flatly denied by United States Minister Rockhill who says no foundation exists. Context notes Russia and China recent events prompting military preparedness by both governments.
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China’s stance on foreign influence and peace drive
Sir Chentung warns against war and urges mutual respect as China pursues modernization without foreign concessions. He criticizes German disruptive behavior, notes China’s move to rely on its own resources, and discusses司法 reform challenges while acknowledging cautious optimism from Pekin reports.
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