Funeral for Edward VII Draws World Leaders
London May 19 with European rulers and ambassadors among mourners the funeral of King Edward VII will be held tomorrow. Four thousand wreaths mark the procession route as thousands fill the streets. Thirty thousand troops are mobilized in the park. Special trains convey foreign representatives and delegates from the United States. Services at St John’s Episcopal Church in Washington will honor the king with pews reserved for President and British ambassador.
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St. George's Chapel
Town Marshal Charged With Murder in Elijah Cottinger Case
Briggs town marshal Lawl Rogers is charged with murder for fatally shooting Elijah Cottinger, who was killed during an attempted escape. Rogers faces trial next Monday.
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Ballinger-Pinchot hearing nears end as testimony winds down
Washington May 19 The Ballinger Pinchot hearing is nearing its end as evidence is largely complete. The defense softens its pace and Brandeis for the prosecution vows minimal witness examination in rebuttal. Root’s Hague departure accelerates efforts to wrap the inquiry with Lawler on the stand recounting Glavis accusations and refutations. Perkins of the Chicago reclamation office closes the day as the final witness.
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Hague Arbitration Tribunal
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L.R. Glavis
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Forestry Bureau Capes
California
ET. Perkins
Chicago
the Reclamation Service
Miner Forgetting Money Buries Cash Scarcity Drives Man to Asylum
Mike Hill, a lone coal miner, hid about 31 000 in various places during a banking panic and later forgot the locations. He was taken to the state asylum at Bganeton after a period of heavy drinking and mental decline. Authorities believe 1 000 may be buried near Kemmerer as locals search quietly.
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Frontier
Hill
Kemmerer
Roosevelt Calls On Wilhelm In Landon Visit
London May 19 Mr Roosevelt spent the morning writing and reading he saw no visitors At luncheon at Dorchester house the former president met Lewis Harcourt first commissioner of works During the week he has met about forty men distinguished in British public life including nearly the entire cabinet This afternoon Mr Roosevelt called on Engineer William at Buckingham Palace
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Dorchester House
Lewis Harcourt
Great Britain
William
Buckingham Palace
Blame of Cherry Disaster Report Reveals Faults
A coroner's jury verdict lists causes of death for 147 miners in the Cherry disaster. It finds suffocation from a bale hay and oil fire, notes delays in warning workers, and accuses mine inspectors of violating state mining laws in District No 2.
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Moane
Pacape
Penitentiary Perjury Warning In State Leader Note
A terse legal note on perjury emphasizes that false affidavits and false witness testimony are felonies punishable by prison. The State Leader reprints material discussing the severity of penalties and the risk of serious consequences for deceit in official matters.
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Lenmiet
Cheyenne Dairies Circulation Figures Under Scrutiny
Advertisers question Cheyenne papers circulation claims based on affidavits. The Wyoming Tribune and Leader Publishing report white paper totals for the year ending May 1, 1910. The Daily Tribune prints 515,258 copies yearly from sworn statements, using 120 pounds of white paper per 1000 eight page papers.
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False Affidavit Penalty and Chinese Troubles Stir Rumors
The text cites Wyoming 1999 penalties for false affidavits and reports U S officials noting unrest in China linked to anti foreign sentiment. It mentions self government societies in Canton spreading rumors of Chinese rivals in San Francisco and the push to challenge US Chinese exclusion laws.
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Kwantung
Exports Show Meat Decrease in April 1910
Washington reports a decline in exports for April 1910 covering copper illuminating oil corn lubricating oil lard bacon fresh beef and tattle. The month total reached 127.5 million dollars versus 123 million dollars a year earlier.
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United States
der of Commerce and Labor
Republicans and Democrats clash over Railroad bill plans
In Washington on May 19 regular Republicans and Democrats discussed a working agreement on the Railroad bill aimed at an early vote. The plan sought to strike the last three sections about capitalization, adopt the Simmons amendment to block rate cuts, and push the New Mexico Arizona statehood measure. Senator Johnson of Alabama circulated a written pact but faced many refusals, seen as subordinate to the Aldrich Republicans.
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Johnason
Alabama
Aldrich
US Navy Guards Bluefields Port in Nicaragua
May 19 report from Bluefields Nicaragua says the US gunboats Paducah and Dubuque landed 1600 sailors to protect American interests and deter fighting in town. Paducah drove the Madriz gunboat Venus from the harbor after Venus resisted American vessel entry. Venus officials threaten to appeal to powers.
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Nicaragua
United States
Paducah
Madriz
Venus
Blueflecis
English People Receive Kaiser With Cordiality
London May 1 Emperor William arrived in London at noon. The German imperial yacht Hohenzolern reached Sheerness last evening and he landed at Victoria station greeted by King George the duke of Cornwall the duke of Connaught Prince Henry of Prussia and other royals. Crowds cheered as the royal carriage moved to Buckingham Palace where the emperor was taken to Queen Mother Alexandra's apartments.
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Victoria Station
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Prince Henry of
Prussia
George
Buckingham Palace
Alexandra
Tenney Signed by Villaville in Industrial League
Fred Tenney, former New York National League first baseman, has signed with the Villaville club of the New England Textile Mill league. He is the season’s big draw and plays as hard as ever, bringing top experience to the industrial region circuit in Worcester.
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Worcester
Mass
New York
Villaville
New England Textile Mill League
Tenney
Hyde Seeks New Murder Trial in Swope Case
A motion for a new trial was filed today for Dr. B C Hyde, convicted of killing Colonel Thomas M H Swope. Arguments are set for June 4, 1908, in Kansas City, with the matter to be heard before the court.
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B. C. Hyde
Thomas MH. Swope
Taft addresses World Sunday School meeting in Washington
President Taft spoke to a large World Sunday School convention crowd in Washington saying the Bible is a great moral instrument. Local Black Sunday school teachers protest as their race is excluded from the Men's Bible class parade.
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Taft
Murderer Bryant Hangs Self in Cell Before Sentencing
In Prescott Arizona May 19 John Bryant, convicted of second degree murder in the case of S. H. Anderson, hanged himself with a towel tied to a cell bar before his scheduled sentencing.
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