Haakon VII Crowned King of Norway in Trondhjem
Crowning of Haakon VII and Queen Maud amid vast Norwegian crowds in Trondhjem under a national mood of All for Norway. The ceremony featured ancient ritual, royal processions, and diplomatic attendance led by Bryan. The cathedral event showcased democratic spirit amid royal display.
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Haakon VII
All
Norway
Trondhjem
Maud
Na- Honallam
Haakon
Quéen Maud
Europe
Corps Diplomatique
Norw N
William W. Gibson
St. Petersburg
John H. Gibbons
London
Harold Haarfaager
Hankse the Good
Brie Bloodax
Tronhjem
Olaf Tryggevesson
Scandinavia
Arta
Roosevelt vows prosecution of Standard Oil Co
President Roosevelt announces the government will prosecute Standard Oil Co under the Sherman act for alleged anti trust violations. Attorney General Moody and cabinet officials had been gathering evidence, with a formal statement expected later today. The move marks a decisive federal action aligned with the president’s policy.
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Washington
Standard Oil Company
Ano
Roosevelt
Department of Justice
Moody
Devil Lawyer In Bronx Mansion Murder Case Probed
New York June 2 detectives press the Bronx mansion murder investigation to identify the so called Devil Lawyer named by Mrs Stenton and Mrs Shippo. Coroner and police push to verify sworn statements while lawyer Burton W Gibson is kept under surveillance amid ongoing inquest efforts.
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New York
Stenton
Sisippo
McDonald
Prince
Burton W. Gibson
Kinan
Amina
Joint Debate Set in Nevin Opera House Rome
In Rome plans for a joint debate between Howell and Smith solidified Friday. Howell travels from Atlanta arriving 7 10 PM with supporters meeting him. Smith arrives Saturday morning, greeted by friends. Nevin Opera House, seating about 1400, will host at 1 PM with arrangements led by J B Nevin and Ike Berry.
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Rome
Howell
R. Smith
Villa
Smith Committee
Howell Committee
Nevin Opera House
G. E. Maddox
Floyd County
Democratic Executiv Committee
T. Alexander
Pearl House
J. B. Nevin
Ike Berry
Nevin
Berry
Feme
Smith
Crackers fall to locals in tense doubleheader bid
Atlanta’s Crackers rally and falter in a hard fought game at Little Rock. Key moments include Crozier and Winters driving runs, Smith and Morse contributing hits, and a double play turning tide shots. Attendance 1,200 as Rudderham umpired the affair.
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Little Rock
Ark
Morse
Fox
Jordan Lan Oan Wats
Stinson
Jord
Evera
Glass
Papcuts
Hickey
Harley
Crozier
Winters
Smith
Fox Pop
Drennan
Orr
Newlin
Quick
Little
Jordan
Burnum
Evers
DeArmond
Zimmer
Watt
Meany
Johnson
Dou Orr
Douglas
New
Newith
Crosier
Rudderham
Baseball Battery Details From Multiple Matches
The report lists batteries and umpires from several games in Shreveport Birmingham Memphis Nashville New Orleans and New York with score figures and pairings like Fritz and Graffius Rogan and Matthews Jorgese and Hurlburt Breitenstein and Stratton Coogan and Umpire Attendant, and Klenow Orth Hayden and means. It records game scores such as Washington 3 to 29 and Chicago scores, with player pairings Brewer Payne Whig Sullivan.
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NEW Sos
Nashville
Orleans
Rovcooealiss
Breitenstein
Stratton
Z and
Coogan
Old Jake Kilrain a saloon bouncer
New York dated June 22 reports Jake Kilrain, once a challenger to John L. Sullivan for the heavyweight title, now working as a saloon bouncer after his career ended by a great fire that shuttered his earlier venture seventeen years ago.
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Jake Kilrain
New York
Jakees
John L. Sullivan
Race riot follows pawn shop robbery in Philadelphia
June 23 reports a race riot fueled by a pawn shop robbery in Philadelphia. About twenty injured, several possibly dying, as hundreds clash with clubs. police summon reinforcements. Names Brown Raub Liefield Pietz appear in coverage. details unclear due to damaged text.
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Pittaburg
Taft to Oppose Bryan in 1908 Bid
From Washington June 22 President Roosevelt indicated Bryan would likely be the Democratic nominee in 1908 and that Taft is the only Republican able to challenge him successfully. The White House shift stirs interest as Taft may move from the War Department toward the Supreme Court.
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Washington
Roosevelt
White House
William J. Bryan
William H. Taft
Washeton
Taft
Justice Brown
Mr. T
Bryan
Bbanks
Shaw and I
Crush Douma’s Only Hope of Autocracy
Enraged soldiers rout Colonel Shurin as violent crackdown shatters Douma’s remaining resistance. Protests flare across city centers as security forces reclaim streets and suppress calls for reform.
Resolution in Senate on Jewish Massacre Plenary Session
Washington June 28 The Senate debated Russian Jewish massacres. On motion of Senator McLaurin Mississippi the resolution was adopted praising sympathy for Hebrews persecuted by race and religion and urging U.S. action and solidarity.
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Senate
Washington
Russia
McLaurin
Mississippi
United States
RACE RESULTS AT KENILWORTH TRACK AFTERNOON CARD
The races at Kenilworth Track produced varied results with multiple winners and favorite finishes across events. Notable outcomes include Teddies winning the first race at 18 to 5, and a sequence of favorites like Window and Alcor securing profits for backers in later heats.
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Butfalo
Kenih Track
Laucky
Ron
Affa Naace
Latonia
Zinda
Hitone
Lady Maren
Mila
Col. Jim
Alcor
Listy
PTH
Harold D
Yowris
Warner Griswold
Adesso
di. KF
Capt. Bush
McAlister Moran Rochester City Race Record
Fragmentary OCR shows scattered numbers and names including Moran Rochester City and Bee Gee Stas with unclear context others. Likely a sporting or race result card but details unreadable.
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Rochester
Jerany City
Moe Sitten
Bee Gee
Mutinies and Reform Push Tilt Russian Army Toward Radical Change
George Frazer reports from St Petersburg on mutinies at Sevastopol Krasnovek Ryazan and other garrisons. He notes revolutionary sentiment growing among troops, with officers killed or beaten and calls for higher level accountability. Radicals press for reform while authorities blame others and police excesses threaten public order.
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George Frazer
St. Petersburg
Trepoff
Cathe
Howeveu
Lkely
Ivenoff
Sevastopol
Krasnovek Krasnyoarsk
Shurin
Ryazan
Bolsenor
Dowma
Necietoet
Maalaiae Rusot
Interior
M .Btolypin
Aew
Ministry Interior
Kormissaroff
Jenten
Komisearoff
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Reeiane
Sid
Seeenee
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Craig
Pee See Eee
Esa Jones
Watt Sires
Evers Mortage
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Drennan Iss
Odd
Aled
Jet Field
Fide
Short
Feild
Meaney
Atlanta
Epee
Ates
Ee Watt
Neneee Meaney
Rothe Et Cosine
Seneee Douglass
Sea Johnson
Bea Beraeee Hickey
Seweee
Shreveport
Reb Shrevep
B'gham
Fritz
Om Graffius
Rogan and
Matthews
Buckley and
Bernstein
Memphis
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Montgom
Jorgese
Hurlburt
Maines
Klenow
Orth
Heyden
Means
Brewer and
Payne
Whig and Sullivan
Chicago
Ap Anpimasas
Philadelphia
Parks and Doom
Taylor and Bowerman
Brooklyn
Jake
Pfeiffer
WM. H. Taft
Doumas
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Neliem
Misetrome
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Hing Henry
Okenite
Ken
Lucky Hean
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Sameon
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Edwin Gunn
Dan
Winchester
Kindad
Moran
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