Afterword Further research into the citation of Helena G. Allen referring to the New York Sun, February 26, 1894, has yielded no such article as she mentions. It is possible her citation was incorrect on the date, so further research into the February 25th, 1894 and February 27th , 1894 editions will be conducted. Unfortunately, Helena G. Allen died in 2003, so she is not available to answer questions about her citation. External links The Morgan Report The entire 808-page Morgan Report, plus an annotated outline of topics, and associated research articles. The Rest of The Rest of The Story on morganreport.org - article detailing the story of how President Cleveland changed his mind regarding his support of the Queen, including extensive footnotes documenting events Joke Proclamation on morganreport.org - article detailing the history of the Joke Proclamation Website calling for commemoration of April 30th as a day of prayer until 2013, based on the alleged proclamation
Afterword Further research into the citation of Helena G. Allen referring to the New York Sun, February 26, 1894, has yielded no such article as she mentions. It is possible her citation was incorrect on the date, so further research into the February 25th, 1894 and February 27 , 1894 editions will be conducted. Unfortunately, Helena G. Allen died in 2003, so she is not available to answer questions about her citation. External links The Morgan Report The entire 808-page Morgan Report, plus an annotated outline of topics, and associated research articles. The Rest of The Rest of The Story on morganreport.org - article detailing the story of how President Cleveland changed his mind regarding his support of the Queen, including extensive footnotes documenting events Joke Proclamation on morganreport.org - article detailing the history of the Joke Proclamation Website calling for commemoration of April 30 as a day of prayer until 2013, based on the alleged proclamation
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