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English: Poster proclaiming February 2, 1901, as a Day of Mourning in Toronto, Ontario, Canada as a Day of Mourning for Queen Victoria. Proclaimed by Howland, Oliver A., Mayor.
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31 January 1901 |
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Office of the Mayor, Toronto |
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