Royal finances and taxes spark debate on king’s support
A fragmentary report outlines royal expenses including Edward and the Prince and Princess of Wales receiving millions in annual income. It notes calls to curb costs and resist increased taxation as supporters and opponents clash over future economies and royal allowances amid a broader constitutional debate.
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Myer
Edward
Prince and Princess of Wales
Duke of
Ught
Dichess of
Sax
Gotha
Duchess of Albany
Ichess
Mecklenburg-Strelitz
Fry
Gieorge
Tesa
Ge “ Ivi
League reform talk heads to local churches Sunday
Rev. A. Gregg of Cleveland and the International Reform Bureau plan a meeting in local churches to form a state league. Organizers include a lobbyist and city officials aiding in arrangements. Gregg will speak at the United Brethren church Sunday morning and at United Evangelical Sunday night on Forbidden Fruit.
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International Reform Bureau
A. & Grege
Cleveland
Delock
Bostignsy
Cohambus
Gregg WO
United Brethren
United Evangelical Church
Partners Disagree Over Receiver Appointment In Sugar Towneship
Fred Brown, president of Sugar Towneship, asks the court of pleas to appoint a receiver for the Brown and Rabbott partnership. Brown claims Rabbott owes him $100 and that the grain regiring and lumber sawing venture is unprofitable, with the partnership formed to run the business.
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Sugar Towneship
Court of Pleas
Brown and
Rabbott
Brown
Capital changes filed for several Ohio firms
The notation records incorporations and capital changes for Ashland Iron & Steel Co of Ashland with 1000 stock, Ad Electrotype Co of Cleveland with 9000 stock, Codita! Drug Co of Norwalk with 1060 stock, and others including Snow and Py Bel. Mentions of capital increases and the requirement to file are noted with partial names and locations around Cleveland and nearby cities.
Estrada Surges Toward Managua in Nicaragua Clash
Fighting tightens as Estrada forces push toward Managua while Madriz loyalists retreat from eastern Nicaragua. The government reportedly captures the customs house area after a brief 20 minute clash and takes prisoners.
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Nicaragua
United Press
Suly
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Customs House
Madriz
Manasua
Nadi
Ela
Gehera
First Baby Giraffe Captivates London Circus Fans
The article details a rare young giraffe named Bambino, the first such calf seen in the country, born to a twenty two foot tall mother. It describes the London show, the Baiby’s charm, and the Riggeiicus menagerie housing hundreds of animals with electrified cages and a lavish combined zoo setup.
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America
London
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Bailey
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Conn
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Caribous
Fama
Germany
Erica
Roosevelt and Taft Backlash Hint at Quiet Talks
United Press reports a brief social call between Roosevelt and Taft associates with no clear endorsement of Taft. No details emerged on Hughes primaries or Roosevelt policies. Roosevelt planned a Boston visit to Justice Moody before returning to New York.
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Taft
New York
Pinchot
Ballinger
Roosevelt
Longworth
North Shore
Supreme Court
Moody
Boston
Meat Prices Rise Indefinitely as Grain Costs Climb
Washington reports meat prices continuing to rise with grain and foodstuffs falling. May 1910 export beef averaged 108 cents per pound, canned beef 2.1 cents, bacon 15.3 cents. analysts expect meat prices to keep climbing despite grain declines.
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United Press
Washington
Bulletin
Masontown Post Office Safe Blown Open
Robbers blasted a safe at the Masontown post office and escaped with cash totaling 500 dollars and four lamps. No crew has been found as authorities search the area near Mount Morris.
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Mt Lnsontown
Masontown
Railroad moves and foreman appointments in Ohio
Eimploye of Wheeling & Lake Erie transferred to Toledo to take charge as division foreman E. O. Corey after years in Canton. R. E. H. McGaw named division foreman at Canton machine shop to oversee round house employees. An expert model is criticized for costly, liberal estimates. The Argentine irrigation project seeks $25,000,000 funding with railroads paid via 5 per cent bonds and water rentals.
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Wheeling & Lake Erie Railroad
Toledo
Corey
Canton
Wheeling @ Lake Erie railway
R. E H. McGaw
Round House
Atchinson Globe
Argentine Republic
Wit Water Rentals
Pollock Family Reunion At Nimisila Park
Pollock relatives held their annual reunion at Nimisila park with about 70 members attending a picnic and supper. Ex Senator Robert Pollock of Massillon led an informal afternoon program while various members represented the group.
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Pollock
Nimisila Park
Robert Pollock
Massillon
Great Lakes Complete Rest Trip from Canton to Cleveland
A week's complete rest for $30 including all expenses starts July 4. The trip from Canton covers travel to Cleveland with transfers at Cleveland and returns, with points passed by night on the journey.
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Plete
Canton
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