Haakon Crowned King Of All Norway In Trondhjem
Thousands in Trondhjem hail Haakon VII as Crown Prince is crowned king beside Queen Maud in a democratic ceremony. The procession and coronation at the cathedral blend grandeur with simplicity as crowds cheer, diplomats attend, and the national motto All For Norway echoes through the historic event.
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Haakon VII
ALL
Norway
Trondhjem
Haakon VI
Maud
Natonaliam
Haakon
Queen Maude
Stiftsgaard
Sweden
William W. Gibson
St. Petersburg
John H. Gibbons
London
Thrace
Harold Haarfanger
Haakon the Good
Eric Bloodax
Trondjem
Olaf ‘Tryggevesson
Madet
Scandinavia
Trond
Janes
Nature One
Cong Pont
Roosevelt announces prosecution of Standard Oil
President Roosevelt signals government action against Standard Oil for alleged Sherman act violations. Attorney General and Cabinet officials say a detailed statement will follow, with months of Justice Department evidence under review for possible antitrust charges.
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Washington
Standard Oil Company
Roosevelt
Elf
Department of Justice
Devil Lawyer Target In Bronx Mansion Murder Probe
New York June 22 report says detectives pursue a figure dubbed the Devil Lawyer who Mrs Kinan named as her killer before death. Authorities test the sworn claim of Mrs Shippo while coroner and police press for contradictions as Burtons Gibeon is placed under surveillance and further statements from Mrs Stenton are sought.
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New, York
Mra. Stenton
Mra. Shippo
McDonald
Prince
Burton W. Gibeon
Stenton
Kinan
Serene Rome Prepares for Joint Debate
In Rome a joint debate plan is settled after factional delays. Howell travels Friday to arrive 7 10 p m, staying with a Rome friend until Saturday. Smith speaks at Villa Rica Friday and reaches Rome Saturday morning. Debate begins at 1 pm with about 1400 in attendance, as talks over speaking roles and arrangements finalize between Howell and Smith committees.
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Rome
Howell
Smith
Villa Rica
Smith Coromuition
Evin Opera House
Smith Committee
G. E. Eee
Are
Darever
Dinky Iehel Ein
Win’ B Wek Alexander
Ayn Arangerent
J. B. Nevin
Nevin
Mr. Berry
Mr. Smith
Richard Ivens Dies On Scaffold For Murder
Richard Ivens was hanged in Cook County Jail after a January 11 murder of Mrs. Bes Hollister. Witnesses and family attended as the condemned man spoke with his spiritual adviser Rev Sumner before a final breakfast and retreat to the scaffold.
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Richard Glenn Ivens
Chicago
Richard Grennvers
Cook County
Ivens ‘Wan
Bes Hollister
Tvens
Ivens
Sumner
Boya
Mr. Sumner
Georgia Militia to Get Double Appropriation
Georgia National Guard faces a doubled federal appropriation under a bill passed by Congress and awaiting President Roosevelt's signature. The Morrell amendment lifts the national guard allocation from 1.0 to 2.0 million dollars, adding about 25 000 for Georgia and expanding rifle and training funds, despite limits on federal spending for shooting facilities.
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National Guard of
Georgia
Roosevelt
Congress
House
Senate
Morrell
Pennsylvania
National Guard
Dick Bill
Japs to Testify for Rojestvensky in Court
Private wire from St. Petersburg reports that some Japanese reservists who aided in the capture of Admiral Rojestvensky are to testify on his behalf as the court convenes to try him.
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St. Petersburg
Rojestvensky
Burlington and Packers Heavily Fined for Rebates
In Federal court Judge McPherson fined the Burlington railroad and the Armour Swift Morris and Cudahy Packing Companies 16000 each for conspiracy to give and receive rebates. George L. Thomas and L. B. Taggart were also fined and jailed. Appeals were asked. The judge stated these were unlawful concessions, not rebate cases, detailing a 23 cent export tariff scheme timed before August 6, 1905.
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Kansas City
McPherson
Burlington Railroad
Armour, Swift, Morris and Cudahy Packing Companies
George L. Thomas
New York
L. B. Taggart
Burlington Road
Two Shot At Social Gathering In Birmingham
Birmingham notices a deadly shooting at a social gathering where two men, Dudley Econn and Hens it, exchanged gunfire. The incident occurred June 22 as part of a failing social event, with officials investigating the lethal duel and its circumstances.
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Birmingham
Ala
Dudley
Taft Opposes Bryan as Democratic Nominee in 1908
Private wire reports Taft will be the only Republican capable of defeating William Jennings Bryan if Bryan secures the Democratic nomination in 1908. The president hints Taft should remain in the cabinet rather than pursue a Supreme Court seat. Taft is positioned to outshine Fairbanks Shaw and Root in the contest for the Republican nomination.
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William J. Bryan
William H.taft
Washington
Taft
Justice Brown
Mr. Toy
Bryan
Fairbanks
Shaw
Root
Angry Italians Smash Houses With Huge Stones
Special to The Georgian Wallingford Conn June 22 Enraged by wage demands forty Italians after a free for all fight with an equal number who refused to strike took refuge on Reed's gap and rolled huge boulders down the mountain side. Several wooden buildings used by quarry workers were demolished and two houses were smashed. One boulder weighing over a ton crashed half a mile and toppled trees, hitting a boarding house. Several workmen were badly hurt and one, not named, died at Meriden Hospital. Police called out 16 reserve officers who stormed the hill but were repulsed as the path proved steep. A shower of rifle fire preceded the ambush. no injuries to strikers were confirmed. A citizens posse will be formed to try again.
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Wallingford
Conn
Reed's Gap
Meriden Hospital
Joe White
Race riot erupts after pawn shop robbery in Pittsburg
A race riot in Pittsburg on June 22 followed a pawn shop robbery. About twenty people were injured, several likely fatally. Police arrested twenty three rioters after a fierce street clash between black and Jewish communities as officers used clubs and shields to restore order.
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Pittsburg
Tantiy A
Atani
Force Law
Colombia Grumpy With Uncle Sam In Panama Issue
Washington June 22 Senor Don Mendoza Colombia minister at Washington has been withdrawn by his government to show Colombia will not pay dues to Panama and asserts Colombia’s stance in the row with the United States over the canal region.
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Washington
Senor Don Mendoza
Colombi
Panama
Autocracy Crushed? Debate on Douma and Jewish Massacres
Washington reports a Senate session addressing the Douma and Jewish massacres in Russia. Resolutions condemn autocracy, urge action, and reference mutinies at Bevacopol and Krasnovet, with criticism of officials and calls to expose higher authorities responsible.
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BIG Packers
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