Norway Prepare for Haakon Maud Coronation in Trondhjem
Telegraph dispatch reports Norway awaiting the coronation of King Haakon and Queen Maud in Trondhjem with royal guests from Britain Denmark and Germany. Hotels are scarce as guests arrive by yacht. costs cited include 25000 dollars by the storthing and local town for ceremonies.
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Queen Maud
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Europe
England
Denmark
Imperial House
Germany
Storthing
Trondhjem
Edwad VII
Russia
Congressman Lester Fatally Injured in Cairo Skylight Fall
Congressman Rufus Lester of the First Georgia district lies near death after a fall through a Cairo skylight last night. He suffered a fractured left leg and mangled limbs with a head injury, unable to regain consciousness as surgeons attend him and details remain unclear.
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Star
Washington
Rufus ¥. Lester
Congress
Georgia
Cairo
Anniston Trading Co doubles capital in expansion plan
The Anniston Trading Co. has increased its capital stock from 5000 to 10000 dollars, all new shares taken by current holders. The firm plans to convert all floors of its building for exclusive use and upgrade operations to lead An niston's business scene. Officers named are L. C. Hussey as president A Sutherland as treasurer and general manager and B W Gilmore as secretary.
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Anniston Trading Co
Star
Ing Company
Anniston
L. C. Hussey
A Sutherland
B. W. Gilmore
Bialystok Riots Widen as Bloodshed Surges
Reports from Warsaw on June 16 indicate the Bialystok massacre continues with heavy casualties on both sides. Rioters set fires to Jewish houses and clashes spread to surrounding towns, amid warnings of civil war as authorities promise investigation and Jewish leaders accuse anti Jewish agitators of inciting the violence.
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Botary
German Jews send emissaries to Bialystok on massacre
Berlin dispatches report German Jewish emissaries travel to Bialystok to investigate massacres. Preliminary findings indicate more than 200 people killed and around 450 reported injured with further details awaited.
Douma members depart for Bialystok inquiry
ST PETERSBURG June 16 Three members of the douma have started for Bialystok to investigate the origins of anti Jewish disturbances there One member of the party is a former procurator another is a Jew
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the Star
ST. Petersburg
Bialystok
Massacre figure cited at Bialystok estimate
A Lokal-Anzeiger correspondent in Bialystok estimates the death toll from the massacre there at about 600. The report situates the killings in the ongoing violence in the region, noting the scale of casualties and the repercussions for local authorities and residents.
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The
Star
Berlin
Lokal-Anzeger
Bialystok
Brown Faces New Federal Charge After Retaliation Attempt
Bart T. Brown of Cleburne county, previously acquitted of liquor retailing, was charged with intimidating a United States witness. Judge G. B. Randolph set bond at $200 for Brown to appear at the next Federal court term. The alleged assault on the key witness heightens the case, with penalties up to a $500 fine and three months imprisonment.
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Bart T. Brown
Cleburne County
G. B. Randolph
United States
Brown
Library voting contest opens with wide eligibility
The Evening Star and merchants sponsor a library contest inviting institutions and organizations to compete for a grand set of 242 volumes. Votes come with purchases, with ten cent tickets and ballots cast at participating merchants. Voting runs through October 6, 1906, with standings published weekly in The Evening Star.
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Evening Star
Merchant Voting Rules For Weekly Recap In The Contest
The rules require each merchant to record weekly votes on Friday night and send a duplicate to The Evening Star before noon under his signature. Merchants keep their tickets and deliver them to the awards committee appointed at the contest's close.
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Evening Star
City Council Approves Buckets Shop Ordinances
Stowe council preserves a key distinction between bucket shops and legitimate brokers by passing ordinances to prohibit futures dealing. Debate features Mayor Kilby City Attorney Merrell and Councilmen Cooper Wikle and Megare. Paving tour to Birmingham planned for Noble street work and petitions granted including a nuisance abatement petition by Dr A A Greene regarding a rear residence auto repair shop.
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Cooper
Wikle
Megare
Kilby
Marrell
Coleman
Mustin
Mr. Merrell
Merrell
Ward
Teferre|to
Birmingham
Noble Street
A. A. Greene
Gage
Fiancee of Senor Corea Weds Tonight in Georgia
MACON Ga June 16 Mrs Tal D Jordan once betrothed to Senor Corea Nicaraguan minister to the United States a leading Georgia beauty will marry John D Little of Atlanta former speaker of the Georgia House and former associate justice of the Supreme Court at Marael Jordan home at 6 this evening. Jordan widow of Lee Jordan a planter and cotton man, their engagement to Don Luis Corea having been announced a year ago but later broken.
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Macon
Tal D. Jordan
Senor Corea Nicauraguan
United States
Georgia
John D. Little
Atlanta
Som
The
Supreme
Marael Jordan
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Universal Encyclopedia
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Morocco
Scribner’s Magazine
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Putnam’s Famous
Cuba
Ted
Moroc
James Russell Lowell
Hawthorne
Captain Marryatt
Globe Ulohting Co
L. A. Sterne
Flame of
A. C. Thomas
J. L. Wikle
Ticles
Russell Bros
W. Fred Pendle
Anniston Steam Laundry
Alabama Supply CO
East Tenth St
Anniston Evening Star
Wigley & Moore
the Reliable
Globe Clothing CO
Fitters
Ullman Bros
Atore
Anniston City Furniture Co
the Anniston Evening Star
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Commell
Senor Corea
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