King Christian To Be Buried At Roskilde Cathedral
Royal procession marks the King’s burial plan in Roskilde after a service at Christiansborg. Crowds fill streets, seats sell for charity, with royal relatives and foreign dignitaries attending the funeral rites. The body will lie in state before interment in the ancient Danish royal mausoleum.
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Capital
Denmark
Copenhagen
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Roskilde
Christienborg
Greece
Norway
Alextanira
Russia
King Christian
Reets
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Wu Mirital
Lstnaie
Gerfiah
Preussen
Emperor Wola
Emperor Caine
Mundus
Guns to Awe the Turk at Tabah Frontiers
British cruiser Induna sails to Tabah on the Turko Egyptian frontier to pressure Turkish troops to evacuate Fahah Egyptian territory. Britain dispatches an Egyptian army officer from Cairo after failed local protests, backing demands with Constantinople diplomacy.
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London
Prince Chun's Son Born in Belkin Vision Of Imperial Line
A son born to Prince Chun, brother of the Emperor, is seen as a likely heir to the throne. Tomorrow's Sunday Post offers a souvenir supplement featuring Mrs. Nicholas Longworth (née Roosevelt) with a portrait in a blue mat frame, a refined print on heavy art paper.
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Belkin
Chnve Chun
Ibved
Chuld
Sunday Post
Nicholas Longworth
Roosevelt
Estelle Clayton
Toronto
Canada
Warner
Washington Post
Sardines and Blueberries Market Note
A brief inventory entry lists Reyannette Sardines in 20e size at 12¢ Canadian Blueberries in t3e cans now gue.
Loubet bids farewell to presidency in France
Paris on February 16 marked President Loubet presiding for the final time over the council of ministers. He thanked the cabinet for its support and urged continuation of their labors. Premier Rouvier noted Loubet retires with republic’s affection and respect from foreign governments. Antonin Dubost was elected Senate president, following Fallieres, highlighting a historic Senate succession pattern.
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Paris
Loubet
Council of Ministers
Rouvier
M. Loubet
Antonin Dubost
Senate
M. Fallieres
Republic
Fallieres
Kaiser's Nod Lets Caricatures Enter Germany
Berlin reports the Emperor authorized circulation of a French caricature volume of himself after appeals by publisher John Carteret. Customs officials at the frontier had seized copies, but the finance minister was ordered to admit the work and justice not to prosecute for insult. The note recalls Frederick the Great ordering a caricature lowered for Cassers-by to view.
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Frederick the Great
Voltaire
Berlin
John Carteret
Carteret
Germany
Great Frederick
Napoleon Thi
Briance
Wimperor
Rheinbohen
Ministry of Justice
Cassers-by
Hungarian Diet Confronts Dissolution Crisis
Vienna February 1 8 The Monday session of the Hungarian diet faces the prospect of a government dissolution. Communist reports claim the coalition opposes such a move. Julius Justh president of the lower house says deputies will not consent to dissolution unless forced out by bayonets, per an interview in Die Zeit.
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Vienna
Julius Justh
Die Dia Zeit
State fire marshal urged by ABA committee
The American Bar Association insurance committee led by Ralph W. Breckenridge proposes creating a State fire marshal office in each state. They also urge stricter incorporation laws for insurers, annual apportionment of surplus to policy holders, detailed expenditure statements, and federal control of insurance via mail prohibitions for unlicensed companies. The panel favored federal control.
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American Bar Association
Ralph W. Breckenridge
Obama
Rodney A. Mercuti
Bennsylvania
W. R. Vance
Washington
Association
St. Paul
Agreement on Armstrong Report Clears Committee Path
The Armstrong insurance investigating committee unanimously agreed on its report and the draft with accompanying bills. It will be presented to the legislature mid next week and copies will be released to press associations when the report is presented. The report marks the culmination of internal work and sets the legislative agenda.
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New York Legislature
Washington Post
New York
Armstrong Insurance
Dolan Ousted as UMWA District 3 President
Pittsburg reports the United Mine Workers District 3 delegates voted to declare President Dolan and Vice President Bellingham vacant after two weeks of clashes. John Mitchell in New York is to name temporary officers, while Dolan resists vacating the posts without a miners vote. Tomorrow’s convention session is expected to be turbulent as miners present demands to railroads and coal operators.
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Dolan
Bellingham
New York
Pittsburg
Commonwealth
Grant Wins Return Match At Concordia Hall
After a nearly year away, Joe Grant of the local scene defeated Baltimore’s Joe Rouska in two falls at Concordia Hall. Grant dominated with holds as Rouska defended well, the first fall in fourteen minutes and the second in sixteen. Shad Link defeated Mike Courtney in two preliminary bouts, throwing Courtney in twelve minutes and thirteen minutes.
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Joe Grant
Concordia Hall
Joe Rouska
Baltimore
Grant
Rouska
Washington Lad
George Burlingame
Shad Link
Mike Courtney
New York
Link
Courtney
Pekin Scouting Rumor Deemed Groundless Feb 24 Plot
Special Cable Dispatch reports Pekin rumor of a February 24 massacre of foreigners is discredited. United States Minister Rockhill says no foundation exists. In St. Petersburg, Russia readies military measures amid recent Chinese events.
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Washington Post
Pekin
United States
Rockhill
St. Petersburg
China
Foreign Office
China envoy argues for self reliance and peace
Sir Chentung says Germany disturbs world peace and China will handle its affairs with no foreign concessions. He notes China’s shift to modern policies, arming for defense, and plans to modernize courts while avoiding foreign lawyers. He doubts imminent foreign uprisings and questions U.S. military moves in the region.
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Pekla
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Russia
Sir Cheatung
Pekin
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