Prizes Pass I Review London Royal Indian Reception
The prince of Wales hosted Indian princes at the Indian office in London in a grand reception with Queen Alexandra and the royal family in attendance. Decorations cost about £50,000, flowers £3,000, and 3,000 guests attended the ice cooled, palace like event featuring Indian regalia, uniforms, and a formal swords ceremony for the king's representatives.
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London
Prince of Wales
Edward
Queen Alexandra
Turkey
Princess of Wales
Foreign Office
Indian Council
Dsis
King Edward’s Condition Improves After Operation
London reports King Edward’s condition improving after surgery. Beginning July 6 a single morning bulletin will be issued, posted at 9 o’clock, until full recovery. Queen Alexandra, the duchess of Aosta, Prince Waldemar of Denmark and Prince George of Greece joined in a brief recreation, signaling a positive trend. The 1pm bulletin notes a quiet day, satisfactory constitutional status, and better bed movement with earlier appetite improvement.
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London
Edward
Alexandra
Duchess of
Aosta
Waldemar
Denmark
Prince George
Greece
Buckingham Palace
Tess
SONS OF VETERANS MEET IN CHATTANOOGA JULY FOURTH
The fourteenth annual encampment of the Alabama and Tennessee divisions of Veterans U S A was held in Chattanooga today led by Commander in Chief Edward R Campbell of Washington D C. Officers elected included Division Commander J Fred Ehrhart Birmingham senior vice division commander L A Jenkins Atlanta and division council John W Zuber Atlanta EH E Carter Knoxville W T Bolin Birmingham. The Gulf division was merged into Alabama and Tennessee with participants from Alabama Tennessee Florida Georgia Arkansas and Louisiana. Per capita tax set at 10 cents per quarter.
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Alabama
Tennessee
Chattanooga
Edward R. Campbell
Washington, D. C
J. Fred Ehrhart
Birmingham
L. A. Jenkins
Atllanta
John W. Zuber
Atlanta
EH. E. Carter
Knoxville
W T. Bolin
E. R. Campbell
Washington
Division of the Gulf
South
Florida
Georgia
Aieaiselyol
Louisiana
Three University Chiefs Speak at Chicago Fourth of July
On the University of Chicago campus, presidents Edwin A Alderman of Tulane Nicholas Murray Butler of Columbia and W R Harper of Chicago delivered talks during the Fourth of July events. Hundreds of summer students from across the nation attended the observance.
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Chicago
University of Chicago
Edwin Anderson Alderman
Tulane University
New Orleans
Nicholas Murray Butler
Seth Low
Columbia University
W. R Harper
Fourth of July Banquet Stirred by Choate’s Displeasure
At a London Hotel Cecil banquet for the American Society 400 to 500 Americans attended amid strong sympathy for King Edward. Joseph Choate drew ire by omitting other toasts due to the monarch’s illness, sparking speeches by ex-Governor Hastings and diplomats voicing support for the king and Roosevelt.
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London
American Society
Cecil
Edward
Highllness
Joseph Choate
United States
Francis Grenfell
Malta
John Gordon Sprigg
Cape Colony
Robert Bond
Newfoundland
Joseph Wheeler
H. Clay Evans
Choate
Henry White
India Office
King Edward
Roosevelt
Mr. Choate
Mr. White
Sir Francis
Prince of Wales
Hastings
Pennsylvania
Undertow Claims Three Victims From Galveston News Family
James N. Davis, 36, night editor of The Galveston News, A D Rust, 63, and H Chandler, 28, were swept to sea while swimming beyond the safety ropes near Murpock's pavilion. Rust's body was recovered. Davis and Chandler remained missing as strong currents carried them southwestward. Rust leaves four daughters. Davis leaves a widow and three children. Davis, a Rutherford County Tennessee native, had worked for The Galveston News since 1895. Chandler was married to Rust's daughter.
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Galveston
Tex
James N. Davis
Galveston News
A. D. Rust
H.chandler
Rust
Gulf
Murpock
Davis
Chandler
Rutherford County
Tennessee
A D Rust
Houston
H. Chandler
Mr. Rust
Closing of French schools escalates church law clash
Paris July 4 In an interpellation in the chamber deputies the government was pressed on applying the law of associations following closures of schools operated by unauthorized congregations Premier Combes said the state would not permit evasion and would enforce supremacy of civil society over monastic obedience The motion backing the government and defense of state rights passed 333 to 206 with commendation for Combes.
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Paris
Chamber of Deputies
Combes
M. Combey
France
Chamber
Abe Cohen Kills Susie Roberts in Yamacraw Savannah
In Savannah on July 4 a colored man Abe Cohen shot and killed Susie Rogers after a dispute over her returning to him. The woman, who had been living with Cohen, left him and was confronted in Coopership Lane. Cohen fired five shots, all hitting. he was arrested by Officer Knox. The incident sparked excitement among Yamacraw’s Black community. Also noted is London’s Finance Bill passing its third reading in the Lords.
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Susie Roberts
Savannah
Susie Rogers
Olive Street
Yamacraw
Cohen
Coopership Lane
Cuben
Knox
Ocean Steamship Force
Australians Praise Anglo American Unity at Perth Dinner
Dinners in Perth featured Right Rev Charles Riley of Western Australia praising Anglo American friendship. Timothy Woodruff and General Wheeler lauded monarchists and U S sympathy for England's king while officials and naval attaches gathered with notable guests including Admirals Watson and ONeil and shipowner Sir Christopher Furness.
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Charles Riley
Perth
Western Australia
United States
America
Timothy L. Woodruff
Leutenant
New York State
Edward
England
Mr. Woodruff
Great Britain
J. Pierpont Morgan
Shipping Combine
General Wheeler
Wheeler
Hastings
Woodruffs
D. C. Haldeman
Excursion to Wrightsville Beach Run Under Fifth Regiment
Excursion to Wrightsville Beach, North Carolina via Seaboard Air Line Railway under Fifth Regiment auspices. Round trip fare is three dollars and fifty cents, scheduled for July 17.
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Wrightsville Beach
N. C
Seaboard Air Line Ry
Fifth Regiment
Southern Railway Scheduling Through Sleeping Cars 1920s
A compact listing from the Southern Railway timetable detailing daily through and local trains to Cincinnati Brunswick Birmingham Chicago Birmingham Columbus Chattanooga Washington New York and more. It notes Pullman sleeping and observation cars, dining service, and through routes with arrival times at major hubs and terminal points.
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Danville
Richmond
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New York
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Atlanta
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Norfolk
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Boral
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Toccea
Culiaman Oleeper
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Loulayilte
Momes
Anniston
Fiortan Limited
Jacksonville
Beynswick
U. 3
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Boston
Kim Bouse
Union Depot
CityOffice
Mein
Dovbob
Av Bate
Wanted Agents Earn Big Profits With Monroe Mfg Co
WANTED Agents on salary or commission. The greatest agents the seller ever produced. Every user of pen and ink buys it on slight profit margins. One agent’s sale amounted to 520 dollars in six days. Another reached 32 dollars in two hours. Monroe Mfg Co X 46 La Crosse Wisconsin.
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Monroe Mfg Co
la Cros Wis
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