Princess Margaret Weds Prince Gustavus Adolphus of Sweden
Windsor, England June 15 princess Margaret of Connaught wed Prince Gustavus Adolphus eldest son of Crown Prince Gustavus. King Edward directed arrangements. royal procession from London to Windsor. ceremony in St George Chapel with Elgar music and ornate cake. honeymoon to Saghton Grange and then Ireland.
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Windsor
England
Victoria
Tire
Margaret of Connaught
Duke of Connaught
Gustavus Adolphus
Gustavus of
Sweden
Edward
London
Europe
Prince Eugene
William of
King Edward
Queen Alexandra
Cheshire
Saghiton Grange
Countess Grosvenor
Ireland
Paris Sees Unease Over Morocco Affair And Delcasse Vacancy
Paris officials grow uneasy over Franco German Morocco crisis and cabinet upheaval after M Delcasse’s retirement. Berlin signals openness to understanding but insists on a broader conference while Rouvier appeals for calm and patience for a favorable foreign relations outcome.
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Paris
M. Delcasse
Foreign Office
Rouvier
Radolin
Chamber of Deputies
Morocco Conference Offer Signals European Backing
Tangier reports Austria Hungary and Italy inform the Moorish Government they are ready to join an international conference on Morocco if the invite is promptly extended to the powers directly involved.
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Tangier
Morocco
Austria-Hungary
Italy
Dayton Man Shoots Wife at Father’s House
Special Dispatch to Commercial Tribune reports Mike Ryan a railroader shot his wife at her father’s residence in Dayton Ohio after she refused to return to him. The bullet struck her right shoulder piercing the lung and Ryan fled. the Ryans formerly lived in—
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Commercial Tribune
Dayton
Mike Ryan
Ryan
Ryans
Confederate Veterans Reelect Leaders at Louisville Convention
The United Confederate Veterans re elected top officers. Stephen D. Lee remains Commander in Chief with W L Cabell of Texas as Trans Miss Department head and Clem ent A Evans of Georgia leading Army of Tennessee. C Irvine Walker of South Carolina leads Army of Northern Virginia. Cabell faced a protest from Texas Post 2 but was supported. New Orleans was favored for 1906. Memorial services honored the dead with Dr E L Powell speaking.
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Commercial Tribune
Louisville
United Confederate Veterans Today
Stephen D. Lee
Mississippi
Trans-Mississippi
W. L. Cabell
Texas
Army of Tennessee
Clement A. Evans
Georgia
Army
General Cabell
Post
Tige” Cabell
New Orleans
Nashville
Crescent City
E. L.powell
Gall Police Avert Self Harm By Local Engineer
Henry Brockman a 57 year old engineer called for a patrol wagon to 1214 West Front Street and asked for transfer to City Hospital fearing a renewed urge to commit suicide. He had previously slashed his throat and wrists last Christmas and was sent to Longview Asylum for treatment.
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Henry Brockman
West Front Street
City Hospital
Brockman
Longview Asylum
Macedonian Insurgents Annihilated Near Palanka
A force of about eighty Macedonian insurgents led by Tontcheff was wiped out by Turkish troops near Palanka on June 13 after seven hours of fighting. Turkish casualties were nine killed, including two officers, and eleven wounded.
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Tontcheff
Palanka
Taft Special Crashes Wagon, Injures Worker
South bound Cincinnati Hamilton & Dayton Train No. 41 carrying Secretary of War Taft Governor Herrick and party to Cincinnati from the Miami University commencement struck a wagon driven by James Braunn a copper smith employed by Charles Duemer. Braunn suffered cuts to the head and a broken arm but is expected to recover.
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Hamilton, O
Cincinnati
Hamilton & Dayton
Taft
Herrick
Miami University
James Braunn
Charles Duemer
Braunn
Chinese cadets admitted at West Point for first time
At West Point New York on June 15 two Chinese youths Ting Chia Chen and Ying Hsing Wen were admitted as cadets alongside 145 other applicants under a special act of Congress. They join Luis Bagran of Honduras and F Tomas Plaza in entering the academy.
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West Point
N. Y
Military Academy
Ting Chia Chen
Ying Hsing Wen
Luis Bagran
Honduras
F. Tomas Plaza
Under
Congress
Greatest Scandal Chicago Has Ever Seen Emerges
State's Attorney Healy declares a grand jury hearing reveals a sensational history of dealings between coal team owners and Chicago Teamsters union leaders. John C. Driscoll testifies on joint trade agreements boosting cartage rates and forcing workers into unions, with subpoenas issued for prominent Chicago businessmen.
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Commercial Tribune
Chicago
Healy
John C. Driscoll
Associated Building Trades and Coal Team Owners’ Association
Chicago Teamsters’ Union
Grand Jury
Driscoll
Coal Teamsters
Coal Teamsters’ Union
Coal Team Owners’ Association
Teamsters’ Union
Secretary Taft Speaks at Miami Commencement
Secretary Taft delivers address at Miami University graduation with speaker John Williamson Herron LL.D. present. The ceremony marks the university's spring commencement as notable attendees gather for the event.
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Taft
Miami
John Williamson Herron, Ll.d
Blocks of Over 100000 Ballots Cast in Contest
The Tour To Europe contest drew unprecedented participation as hundreds of ballots and thousands of coupons poured in on the final day. Clerks worked into two days past the start time to tabulate the huge vote, with many candidates donating massive ballot blocks. Winners will be announced Sunday morning after the Commercial Tribune deadline.
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Commercial Tribune
Europe
Grand Duke Alexis Leaves Russia Navy Leadership
Grand Duke Alexis and Admiral Avellan resign as Russia’s naval leadership is overhauled. The imperial rescript relieves Alexis from supreme direction after decades, amid public criticism and naval mismanagement accusations. Potential successors named include Vice Admiral Biriloff and Vice Admiral Chouknin. The meeting location for peace plenipotentiaries is Washington.
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Grand Duke
Alexis
Avellan
Sea of Japan
Avery
Biriloff
Vladivostok
Chouknin
Black Sea
Six Deputies With Shotguns Guard Religious Camp
God's Bible School opens a ten day camp meeting at Carthage Fair Grounds with six armed deputies patrolling to protect about a thousand campers. Services start 7 30 p m with seating for 3000 in the auditorium and a nursery tent for children run by Mrs David Lewis and helpers. Gates will be locked after the meetings.
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God’s Bible School
Carthage Fair Grounds
David Lewis
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Jefferson Davis
Gall Police
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Salonica
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Turkey
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Fake
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Teamsters
Shea
Oxford, O
William H. Taft
South
Booker Washington
Miami College
Myron T. Herrick
Ohio College
Herron
Hun
Dreds
the Commercial
Tribune
Candi
Commercial
Russia
Washington
ST. Petersburg
Admiral Avellan
Admiralty Department
Peror
Alexander III
Japan
Nasha Shisa
Popular Fund
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Associated Press
Neva Quay
Duke
Fleet and Marine Department
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