Victoria Queen Opens Diamond Jubilee Procession in London
A vast London crowd greets Queen Victoria as the Diamond Jubilee procession passes from Constitution hill to St Pauls and back to the palace. Laurier of Canada leads a long colonial contingent amid multiple world leaders, while few accidents mar the day despite some fainting women and a tree fall.
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Loonpon
Constitution Hill
Hyde Park
Lloyd’s
St. Paul’s
Cathedral
Piccadilly
Mall
Palace
Royal Horse Guards
Washington Post
Northwest Mounted Police
Wilfred Laurier
Northwest Police
New South Wales Mounted Rifles
New South Wales
S. B. Reid
New Zealand
Richard J. Seddon
Australia
Africa
Cape of Good Hope
New Foundland
W. W. Whiteway
Natal
H. N. Nelson
Western Australia
Rhodesian Horse
St. George’s
London Scottish
London Irish Rifle Volunteer Corps
Canada
Alymer
Zaptiehs
Cyprus
Borneo
Trinidad Field Artillery
Sierra Leone
British Guiana Police
Royal Niger Hausseas
Britain
Prince of Wales
London
Duke of Westminster
Duke
Europe
Great Britain
Ireland
Temple Bar
Refuse to Pray for the Queen In Kansas City Churches
A Kansas City deputation from the Queen Victoria Diamond Jubilee association asked bishops Glennon and Hogan to order prayers for Queen Victoria. The Episcopal church did not receive a similar request and Rev. P. F. Duffy of Kansas City Kan resigned from the association, calling it a grave insult to the Protestant Episcopal church and the Queen. Local Episcopal churches then did not offer prayers for her majesty on Sunday.
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Episcopal
Kansas City
Queen Victoria Diamond Jubilee Association
Glennon
Hogan
Episcopal Church
P. F. Duffy
Episcopal Church of
Kan
Philip B. Burrough
Protestant Episcopal Church
England
Church of England
Murderer Identified in Bertillon Case in Indianapolis
Located by the Bertillon system Fireman James Redmond was shot dead during a winter robbery attempt. Two suspects were jailed. James Burton alias James Emmett, already in Tennessee penitentiary for burglary, confessed after being located and charged.
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Indianapolis
James Redmond
James Burton
James Emmett
Tennessee Penitentiary
Burton
Bertillon
Ohio Valley Bimetallists Meet to Promote Free Coinage
The Ohio Valley Bimetallic league convened in Cincinnati with delegates from Ohio Indiana Kentucky and West Virginia. Chairman Washington outlined plans to form league clubs across four states to advance free coinage of gold and silver. Hon Charles A Towne of Minnesota gave an address.
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Ohio Valley
Death of Captain Kingsbury at Clifton Springs
Captain George G. Kingsbury aged 56, A. S. A. retired, died at home in Clifton Springs New York. He had a storied Civil War record and later served in the west, including overseeing the execution of the famous Indian chief Captain Jack after the Modoc campaign. Dr Angell to sail July 17 for Constantinople, with a London stop en route to confer with the retiring minister.
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Kingsbury
New York
George G. Kingsbury
Clifton Springs
N. Y
Jack
Dr. Angell
Washington
Turkey
State Department
Constantinople
London
Terrell
Actress Alice Lingard Dies in London
News wires report actress Alice Lingard is dead in London. Also noted are Ida Hecker's death at Purcell Oklahoma Territory and varied items including church congress in Sedalia Missouri and a commercial travelers convention in Columbus Ohio.
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Alice Lingard
London
Ida Hecker
United States
Hecker
Purcell
I. T
Woman’s Baptist Congress
Sedalia
Supreme Council of the United Commercial Travelers
Columbus
Ohio
Mark Lewis
Fayetteville
Charles Gibson
Thomas Buchanan
Denver
Colo
Board of
Public, Works
Gaversine Waite
Rockefeller Mine
Duluth
Taylor
Madrid
Havana
Cuba
Clash in the Senate Over Wool Schedule Debate
Washington reports an A M debate over the wool schedule in the Senate. Senator Carter and Foraker clash with Allison over threatened influence while Teller vows not to back objectionable features. The panel advances with first class wool at 10 cents a pound and second class at 11 cents, with third class to be decided. Jones condemns the schedule as oppressive to woolen goods consumers.
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Washington
Senate
Chamber
Carter
Mon
Foraker
Allison
Veat
Teller
Cole
House
Jones
Ark
Military Bicycle Record in Front of War Department
A dozen tired riders led by Major R. P. Davidson presented to Secretary Alger a message delivered 14 days and six hours earlier in Chicago by General Brooke. They started from Chicago on June 7 at 9 a.m. carrying camp gear en route to Washington.
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Washington
War Department
R. P. Davidson
Alger
Chicago
Brooke
Department of the Missouri
Camp Equipage
Bids For Indian Supplies Readied In San Francisco
Washington June 23 Commission er of Indian Affairs Jones travels to San Francisco where bids to furnish Indian service supplies in that region will be opened at the warehouse there on June 30 He will return to supervise the New York warehouse bid opening for clothing supplies set for July 17 Calhoun to Succeed Bowler Washington June 23 W J Calhoun of Danville Illinois former commissioner to Cuba has been offered the office of controller of the treasury to replace R B Bowler of Cincinnati He will likely accept after finishing his report to the president.
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Washington
Jones
San Francisco
Indian Service
New York
No Conditions Attached to Money Turned to Senator Allen
A Cincinnati Enquirer summary reports that William Jennings Bryan said no conditions were placed on funds given to Senator Allen for bi metallism aimed at aiding Democrats Populists and Silver Republicans in rough proportional shares. He noted fusion was not discussed and may revise editions if Bateman proves a mistake. Jumbo the 5000 pound steer was killed at Winfield Kansas after four years and immense horns.
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Senator Allen
Cincinnati
The
Enquirer
W. J. Bryan
Bateman
Bryan
Associated Press
Lewiston
People’s Party
Maine
Kansas
Wicniva
Kan
Jumbo
Payne
Spanish Attack on Lee in New York June 23
Madrid dispatch to The Herald reports The Impartial calling a foul mouthed article that claims Consul General Lee sold the Ruiz information to The Herald. The source notes the allegation as unverified and sensational.
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Lee
New York
Madrid
Herald
Ruiz
Fatal Injuries in Car and Gasoline Fires
Killed by a motor car near Crepar Rapids William Kee of Kenwood fatally injured by an electric car between here and Marion. Another fatality from a gasoline fire Herbert Newton aged 6 Crepar Rapids June 28 after igniting gasoline in a pan. the oil exploded.
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Crear Rapids
William Kee
Kenwood
Here
Marion
Crepar Rapids
Herbert Newton
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Iowa
Washington News
Telegraph
Daily Telegraph
SOB
Ayres X. Hollowell
Atlantic
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