Royal Funeral Procession for King Edward Seventh
Readable fragments describe the funeral procession from Westminster Hall to Buckingham Palace with royal guards, two imposing guards, and the marching through London. King George follows the coffin, Queen Mary appears in mourning in a carriage, and the national pageantry unfolds with ceremonial gun salutes and period music.
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Eaward
Weatminster Hall
Victoris
England
Westminster
Buckingham Palace
Edward
Francis Mecutld
Royal Horse
Council Hall
Eadward
Edward the Seventh
George
Caesar
Quinn
Scotland
Yara
Sting
Peipoes
Henry
Mary
Penngd Henry
Forscourt
Edward VII Sends Bounty to Poor Irish Mother
Special Cable to The Washington Post reports King Edward VII sent 15 dollars as the celebrated Kings bounty to Mre Kerdy, an Irish peasant mother, for triplets born alive near Galway who died shortly after. The letter with postal orders was posted in London May 6, just before the king’s death.
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Dublin
Kerdy
Irving
London
Queen Mary to Name Maids of Honor Amid Royal Changes
The queen mother, recovering at Sandringham, plans a prolonged stay and travel to Kristiania with Princess Victoria and Miss Charlotte Knollys. Queen Mary is set to appoint maids of honor, likely including Miss Louvina Knollys, while the Duchess of Devonshire may become mistress of the robes. The piece notes royal health concerns and possible Nepoleonic titles tied to Bronte estate in Sicily.
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Washington Post
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London
Stock Exchange
West End
Alexandra
Sandringham
Princess Victoria
Misa Charlotte Knollys
Christiania
Queen Maua
Norway
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Copenhagen
Russia
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Warwicks Trother
Mary
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Hood
Bridport
Bronte
Slelly
Nelson
Duke of Bronte
Inkahdon
Queen Mary
Louvima Kaoallys
Duchess of
Devonshire
Duchats
Buccleuch
Marquis of
Lansdowne
Fatal Day to Rulers in Early Modern Times
A garbled historical notice lists rulers and their death dates in a curious pattern. It references Queen Anne, George II, George I, and King Edward, noting many died on Saturdays or Sundays with years ranging from 1702 to 1890, all framed as a mysterious calendar sequence.
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England
Saven Seas
Ruieta
Washington Post
Bigland
William Tif
Ratunday
Queen Anne
George TE
George II
George
van Baturdas
George Just
Edward
Comets Heralds of Death and Royal Fatalities Tale
A Washington Post special cable from India notes occultists link Halley’s comet to King Udowari's death and recounts a list of monarchs and notable figures dated deaths attributed to Encke’s comet. The account cites 18th to 19th century figures and prominent individuals as evidence of celestial influence on earthly events.
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Washington Post
Uduwari
Halley
Dabbieck
Aclohes
India
Edcard VII
Olcutta
Ievs
George Imt
Duke of Kent
Alice
Duke of Clarence
Victora
Frederick the Gréat
Nelson
Premier Perceval
Duke of Wellington
Victor Bromanor
Italy
Lord Beacons
Fala
Thomas Carlyle
Gen
Gordon
Khartoum
William 1
Frederck
Germany
Gladstone
Blamarci
Court to be less bohemian in Edwardian style court
London reports on King George V and Queen Mary influencing royal decorum and public tone. The piece notes the queen consort's prudent, thrifty nature and predicts her impact on society, newspapers, and the elite circles, contrasting with Edward VII’s era and Bohemian influences.
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Cato
Benng
London Clube
Ping
Edward Ted
Jim
Singland
Mery
Duchess of Portland
Aliimees
Burer
Mary
Peys
London
King Edwards
Enatch
Liverpool
the Post
Nave
George
Queen Mary
England
Eng ‘Yana Bes
King Edward and Cassel Secret Debt Bond in Court Tale
The article recounts King Edward’s friendship with German banker Sir Ernest Cassel, earned by arranging Baron Hirsch’s debts. It notes Cassel as Hirsch’s executor and Edward’s rewarded favor. It also shares a boyhood tale of the future king at Balmoral, learning rulers must avoid wrongdoing.
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Ernest Cassel
Washington
Bern
Edward
Frander
Cologne
Prince of Wales
Cassel
Ile Ftlande
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Gatlery
Chase
Edward Edward
Baron Hirsch
Hirsch
Cassels
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