King George V Crowned in Westminster Abbey Splendor
Crowds jammed London streets as King George V and Queen Mary were crowned at Westminster Abbey in a grand medieval ceremony. The procession to Buckingham Palace drew vast ovations with princes diplomats and soldiers in attendance.
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George V
Cremonier
Westminster Abbey
House of Hanover
Edward VII
Victoria
London
Mary
Abbey
Buckingham Palace
Buckingham
Sandringham Place
Alexandra
Britain
Coronation Oath Speech Recited by Arch Bishop and King
The Archbishop of Canterbury administered the Coronation Oath asking the King to govern the United Kingdom and its Dominions according to Parliament statutes and laws. The King pledged to do so with solemn promise.
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Canterbury
United Kingdom
Crowning Ceremony Stirred Abbey as Monarch Wept
An archbishop anointed the king and placed the imperial ring while trumpets sounded and cheers echoed through the Abbey. The queen regent, nervous and crying, watched the crowning, as the crowd cheered.
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Fcamehuns
Iiajnety
Crowns of Solid Gold Crowned for King and Queen
The coronation featured a gold crown with 3000 diamonds and 30 pearls, the Koh-i-Noor diamond in the Queen’s crown, and a royal procession with an archbishop’s kiss. After an anthem by a vast choir, the king and queen appeared on the Buckingham Palace balcony, ending with a thrilling moment.
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George
Tie
Prince of Wales
Buckingham Parlner
Aeliver
Royal guests fill Westmulleter Abbey audience
A banquet at Westmulleter Abbey drew 7000 attendees including foreign rulers, ambassadors, ministers, and high officials from the Army, Navy, judiciary, and clergy. The event featured 1430 noble figures and 1000 representatives, reflecting a grand royal visit atmosphere.
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Rovmbert
Kurle
Ttc
Westmulleter Abbey
Medieval Festival Parade Wows City Streets Near Cathedral
A chaotic fragment describes a troupe in a public display moving through main thoroughfares around the cathedral. Riotous crowds, official stands, and decorative garlands appear amid confusion and partial reporting of event details.
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Pirmgresa
Weatmineter Alps
Grinbed
Americans at the Corona tion Caraquation Taft Taft
DisjointedOCR notes mention Americans at a function in Caracas tied to architecture law, with references to Charles J. Taft and President Taft. Fragmentary text provides no clear event, date, or outcome to confirm.
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America
Reid
Charles J. Taft
Taft
Nighttime Illuminations Across London for George V Jubilee
Vast decorations girdle central London streets with flags garlands and laurel, extending to Westminster Abbey and Whitehall. Across Britain electric lights blaze on government offices, banks, and embassies as crowds anticipate a grand display celebrating King George V and Queen Mary tonight.
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Weat
Minster Abbey
Ots Finns
Whitehall
Lockspir Street
Pall Mall
St. James
Temdon
Banke
London
Royal Exchange
Dorrhester
Whitelaw
Reid
Americas
Victoria Street
United Kingdom
George V
Mary
Vermont’s Progress and Needs for the Season
The Kenvington Banners urge Vermont to build more well managed hotels and upgraded highways to boost summer traffic. They argue expanded hotel capacity, better rail access, and statewide promotion will attract tourists and increase value from tourism revenues. Local readers reflect on hotel development and road improvements.
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Vermont
Mount Manna
Pointe Wall
Tate
Furtingtan
Vermont Pharmacists Elect Officers in Vergennes Meeting
At the Vermont Pharmacists annual election in Vergennes Timothy Neville was named Provident. A. J. Anderson became first vice president, W Kinney of Orleans as second vice president, and Gny Roachest Jeay of Burlington as third vice president. W. Big Terrill of Montpelier was secretary treasurer as trustees and new members were elected. The Traveling Auxiliary reported strong attendance at Hotel Vergennes. New officers include C. G. Maynard of Brattleboro as president and F. Hyde of Springfield as treasurer. membership rose 24 percent. The executive committee and reports were favorable. discussions urged improvements for pharmacists’ service.
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Arlington
Vs Murmaceution
Timothy Neville
Ver Sennes
A. J. Anderson
Wanton Sevens
W. Kinney
Orleana
Gny
Roohest Jeay
Burlington
Treassuren
W. Big Terrill
Montpelier
W. F. Root
Brattlehorn
P. Paleland
Vroctoreville
N. C. Dodge
Springfield
Territ
Perenadad
Evijt Henire
Hareny J. Davenport
Bennington
Arthur la Rochelle
Barre
John B. Lambert
Burtingtott
Joel T. Bly
News Rt
John K. Shatter
Bradford
Henry A. Leonant
Randolph
Mary A. Church
Detlows Falls
Auaiilary
Vermont Wharroncmut Association
Vernuh
Alan Tutkeet
C. G. Maynard
Brattleherot
Vier- Cree
K. RO Hyde
Springfeld
Cenretary
Treasuirer
Wendatock
Dent
Flint
Woman slain in Burlington home as husband is arrested
Burlington report states MRadine Grote was found dead last evening at 08 Battery Street. Husband Anotie Croto, tied to the Croto family police history, was arrested on suspicion. Neighbors note heavy drinking prior to the tragedy and a dispute that escalated with a toppled table and broken dishes surrounding the body. Police, Health Officer Dalton, and States Attorney were alerted. witnesses describe a quarrel and Croto’s alleged abuse, with the couple having a history of fighting and recent altercations in the neighborhood.
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Burlington
Mradine Grote
Battery Street
Anotie Croto
Crotos
Croto
Revere
Anid
G. A. Pease
Heise
CF Dalton
I 1
Cosgrove
Wamen
HT Shaw
Arc
Harry Guiley
Alvi Blair
Chimpatie
Hind
Dominick Lawrente
Crota
Aaron Everlith
Pitkin Street
Juwe
Crite
Cryte
Burrs
Neto
Landf
South Harlington
Sietas
Charles Champagne
Senate Finance Panel Faces Wool Revision and Farm Bills
Washington June 22 The Senate Finance Committee decided to send the wool revision and the farm free trade bills to the Senate to run with reciprocity opportunity. It declined to detail recommendations, leaving the action to a coalition of Democrats and insurgents amid a tense fiscal debate.
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Senate Finance Committee
Senate
Washington, D.C
Finance Committee
Clapp
Prisoner Phillips Seeks Habeas Corpus Relief
Giorge Phillips, confined in Windsor Vermont, seeks freedom by habeas corpus arguing unlawful detention. He was sentenced for burglary to 2 to 2.5 years, then transferred to Waterbury for tuberculosis concerns before his term restarted at Windsor. he claims the sentence is being started anew.
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Giorge Phillips
Vermont
Windsor
Phillipe v
Prisim
Addison Rmnity
Waterbury
Americon
Waterbury Institution
Philips
Windeor
Teore Waa
Phillips
Seriol
Iitght
Federated Churches Form Union in Harlington Details
In Harlington on June 22 a federation agreement unites the First Congregational Church and the Winooski Congregational Church. Rev. Ernest G. Guthrie becomes pastor of the federated churches, with Rufus J. Flegg named as associate pastor from Winooski. The federation lasts five years, preserves each church’s separate status, and envisions joint worship at two locations.
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Harlington
Ernest G. Guthrie
First Congregational
Idodmreeth
Federated Churches
Winooski Congregational Church
Wiil
Burlington
Rufus
J. Flegg
Winooski
Guthrie
Federated
Elittrches
Phelps Must Die Death Penalty Upheld by Supreme Court
Reston, June 22. The Supreme Court upheld the murder conviction of Silas N. Phelps, 38, for Ammett F. Haskins's death at Phelps' Charlemont home. Phelps will die in the electric chair. He stabbed Deputy Penman after a discharge from Munroe papdy company. Sheriff Haskins and a posse pursued, Phelps fired, and escaped before being captured. The court overruled numerous exceptions challenging admissibility of evidence and a warrantless entry claim.
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Marning Sherif Haskina
Sbs
Phelps
Caugh
Penman
Talk of the Town Visitors from Averill Street
Mr and Mrs Lyman Taft of Averill Street are visiting friends in Hardwick. Uniform rank meeting tonight at TM. Business of importance, per order of captain, notes from those taking part in Mise Cobarn’s unit mentioned yesterday. Anne Welsh and Caroline Anderson among those noted. surprise reported by friends.
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Lyman Taft
Averill Treet
Hardwick
Mise Cobarn
Tressina Kesson
Anne
Caroline Anderson
Barre Teacher Marries in Northfield Union
Miss Isabelle P. Martin wed William E. Kidd of Northfield South Royalton June 22 in the bride’s sister home with relatives and few friends attending. The couple, both Barre teachers, plan a wedding tour before settling at Spring street Northfield after September 1.
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Isabelle P. Martin
William E. Kidd
Northfield
South Royalton
Janhells
Martin
William Fr. Kidd
Northlind
W. M. Suryutit
Barre
Rooma
DT. Hurnett
Underhill
Sharman Goodwit
Congressional Church
Mabel Martin
Montpelier
Dh, Perry
Borte
Marre
Wastrelles
Josephine Sargent
South Rowalton
Maud Abbott
Marguerite Kew
Wallsfield
Helen Rinerson
Thetford
Kidd
Summer Street
Kiddis
Coos Vermont Railroad
North
Frank Garrett
Stiles Middlebrook
Bridgesport
Conn
JM. Perry
J. G. More
J. Frank T. Arthur & Martin
Harre
CB. Previn
Itpelier
Lois Martin
Eesox Unetion
D. J. Burnete
Nrderbill
S H 8 99 Reunion Brings Montpelier High Ties Together
An enjoyable S H 8 99 reunion was held at Mr. and Mrs. Kilwin Lewis home in Montpelier with Mina Helen Burbank as guest of honor. The gathering featured school songs, reminiscences, decorations in red and white, and light refreshments as members greeted absent classmates.
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Witing High School
Kilwin Lewis
Montpelier
Lewis
Clark
Mina Helen Burbank
Mite Burbank
White
Walker
Cobleigh Will Dispute Heard in Lynden Estate Case
In St Johnsbury on June 22 the Webster Curtis vs Lyndhense case heard witnesses who knew Albert Cobleigh and his plans for his property. Testimony questioned his mental capacity near life’s end and whether he could validly gift substantial assets to Lynden and Universalist church interests. Depositions from several towns were read amid objections and admissions.
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St. Johnsbury
Webster & Curtis
Howe
Universalist Church
Lyndonville
Cobleigh
Lynch
Frank Cobleigh
A. J. Miles
Chas L. Stuart
Campbell
A. Me+ Dowell
Cobiigh
8Lexton
Taither A
Cass
Ant Tm
Abbie Humphey
Bert
Plainfield Kitchen Shower Honors Miss Knapp Before Marriage
In Plainfield last evening a group of young ladies hosted a kitchen shower for Miss Knapp in her home though she was away at first. After her return she found friends awaiting her with many useful gifts and warm wishes. She plans to marry Ray K Bartlett of Fame Wi, and upcoming gatherings are set at E. B. Maxfield's lot near the creamery with services nightly.
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Miss Knapp
Mary Kant
Ray K Bartlett
E. B
Commencement at Montpelier Seminary Honors numerous graduates
The Montpelier Seminary held a commencement in the school chapel with about thirty graduates across four years music shorthand and elocution. Awards included Phosis Prize to Fred W. Marshall and a Scholarship Prize to Alethe Roberts. Alumni events featured a driver march, toasts, and trustee meetings with principal reappointed and a well attended faculty reception.
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Phosis
Fred W. Marshall
Orleans
Alethe Roberts
Northfield
Montpelier “Seminary
Cora E. Benjamin
Alene Mt Roberts
Francis ©. Marron
Wyn L. Taplin
Aliie B. Warner
Eldon A. Austin
Almon W. Mu
Maude Benjamin l
Alethe Roberta
Adelphi
Francis Marron
Montpeli
Eldon Martin
S~ Namatown
Tien
Te Boas
Alden Owen
Cabot
Hr. Chester Sargent
East Barre
Bt i
Irene A
A. W. Dushnall
Wershire
Wright
William H. Niles
Abraham Lincoln
Evelyn Benjamin
Almond W. Vushnell
Auwthe M. Roberts
Mise - Ivale Strachat
Willy Allan
Giditen
Maidens Walbridge
Jim Adelphi
Lucy Swift
Middlesex
Charles N. Bemis
E. A. Bishop
Ee & Prinee D A. Cooper
Blodgett
Newport
William P. Dillingham
J. A. DeBoer
Henry EB. Holt
Ralph Low
B.A. Bishop
B. A. Cooper
Talk of the Town items and social notes in Montpelier
Local society notes recount visits by Mrs James Cone to a Montpelier home and a regular St John’s meeting. Mentions of Minnie Stewart from Oklahoma visiting W M L Stewart, and several residents traveling to Clayton for a stonecutting job. Also notes a merchandise show by Miex Howell and a visit at Mrs Jerey Hutchinsm’s home in Lowell.
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Mier
Lind Chatty
Wlookey
Hale
Montpelier
James Cone
St. John’s
Court
Mise
Minnie Stewart
Oklahoma
W. ML. Stewart
John
Bert Mercer
Hagar Ther
Edward English
Dumke
Howe
Lowell
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Arotie Croto
George Phillips
State Prison
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Massachusetts Supreme Court
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