Haakon Regents The Americans Speech At Reception
King Haakon and Queen Maud received Norwegian American delegations in Trondhjem spending twenty five minutes with the King. Dr Dane of Chicago delivered an address of congratulation and Norwegians’ affection for Norway. A portfolio from American Norwegians included poems by Rev Bothnen and music by Alfred Faulson. King Haakon thanked all and urged continued mutual confidence with Norway.
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Trondhjem
Norway
King Haakon
Queen Maud
United States
Dr. Dane
Chicago
America
Haakon
E. G. Gade
Bothnen
Alfred Faulson
Renning
Gade
Olaf
Charles H. Graves
Monkeys in Whisky Evidence Shocks London Court
At Clerkenwell Sessions two licensees appeal convictions over allegedly unlawful whisky. Chemist and analyst Mr Hunter testifies with a monkey experiment showing malt whisky left one calm, patent still spirit made the other crazy, prompting laughter and debate on quality.
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London
Clerkenwell
Hunter
Institute of Chemists
Mr. Bousfield
Islington
Skeletons Unearthed at Schemm Brewing Site
Six Indians' skeletons were uncovered while workmen removed earth at the Schemm Brewing Company on the river front in Saginaw Michigan. The bones were intact and skulls well preserved, with a tomahawk and an old gun found nearby. Relics were sent to Schemm Company buildings for preservation and study.
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Commercial Tribune
Saginaw, Mich
Schemm Brewing Company
Warre
Schemm
Japan plans tariff shift to foster home industries
Seattle dispatch reports Japan’s new protective tariff reshapes imports, with parffin free to promote candles and matches for China trade, while alcohol duties rise and flour tariffs hit U S shipments. It notes Japan’s aim to build raw material self sufficiency in Korea and Manchuria and to use these regions as future food bases, rail and port expansions, and eventual near free rail equipment imports.
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Commercial Tribune
Seattle
Wash
Japan
Mikado
Korea
Manchuria
China
Asia
Danny
Dalny
Sungari
Mongolia
America
Tokyo
Madison avoids prophecy driven flood exodus
In Madison Wisconsin on June 24 crowds fled imagined doom from evangelist Bret Jones. People returned after fears proved baseless as banks, rail yards, boats, and trains prepared for a flood that never came. Authorities urged calm while workers and residents resumed daily routines.
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Commercial Tribune
Madison
Wis
Jones
Capitol Park
Bret Jones
Sodom
Gomorrah
Mendota
Monona
Archduchess Kills Bear With Single Shot
In Hungary the Archduchess of Austria on a hunting trip with Dr. Libitz faced a huge black bear and killed it with one revolver shot during a strenuous forest encounter.
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Vienna
Austria
Hungary
Liebitz
Brown couple celebrates golden wedding with large family
London July 24 Mr and Mrs George Brown of Aldburgh Norfolk mark their golden wedding. They have fourteen living children twenty nine grandchildren and two great grandchildren.
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London
George Brown
Aldburgh
Norfolk
Red rose rent noted in eastern Pennsylvania farms and churches
The article recalls the longstanding custom of paying one red rose as ground rent in churches and on farm lands in Berks and nearby counties. It cites Manheim Lutheran and Tulpehocken Reformed churches, tracing the practice to deeds from 1738 and linking it to Casper Wistar and other Philadelphia families.
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Commercial Tribune
Reading
Pennsylvania
Manheim
Lancaster County
Tulpehocken Reformed Church
Lebanon County
Berks
Baron Stigel
Casper Wistar
Tulpehocken
Marion
Maxatawny
Oley
Tulpehocken Reformed
Philadelphia
John Page
London
Tulpehkecken
Policy holders gain ballot rights in New York Life and Mutual Life
The International Policy Holders Committee announces a new election process for the New York Life and Mutual Life Insurance Companies. Each policy holder will vote by mail starting October 18, with a sixty day polling period and no proxies permitted. The committee lists notable supporters and plans a July 10 meeting in New York to organize candidates and select directors from a reform slate.
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Commercial Tribune
New York
New York Life
Mutual Life Insurance Companies
Wall Street
International Policy Holders’ Committee
United States
Canada
Europe
International Committee
N. B. Broward
Florida
N. C. Blanchard
Louisiana
Russell H. Conwell
The
Baptist Church
E. E. Clark
Order of Railway Conductors
Iowa
Cardinal Gibbons
George Gray
Delaware
J. Frank Hanly
Indiana
John C. Hemphill
South Carolina
Harlow N. Higinbothem
Illinois
J. A. Johnson
Minnesota
Z. A. Lash
K. C
Nicholas Longworth
Ohio
Frederick B. Neideringhaus
Missouri
Samuel Newhouse
Utah
Charles C. McCabe
M. E. Church
Fremont Older
California
Richard Olney
Massachusetts
S. W. Pennypacker
Pennsylvania
Alton B. Parker
Henry Roberts
Connecticut
A. M. Shook
Tennessee
Charles Emory Smith
Ben F. Tracy
Thomas B. Wanamaker
Herr Henrich Wiegand
Germany
Samuel Untermyer
Untermyer
Armstrong
Brazilian firm to build children theater in Rio
A new playhouse will be constructed in Rio de Janeiro exclusively for children. The theater will stage adapted Grimm and Andersen stories with the municipality funding the building and subsidizing the enterprise.
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Rio DE Janeiro
Grimm
Andersen
Res
U.S. Trade Shares Shift As Europe Dominates Exports
A Commerce and Labor bulletin shows in fiscal 1906 Europe supplied 67 percent of U S exports and 54 percent of imports, with Europe’s export share rising since 1895 while those to tropical regions lag. Tropical America imported 460 million in merchandise with the United States supplying 151 million or 33 percent.
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Commercial Tribune
Washington
United States
Department of Commerce and Labor
Europe
North America
South America
Asia
Africa
India
Tropics
United Kingdom
America
Markets at Cincinnati Report June Wheat Prices and Stocks
Saturday market notes from Cincinnati show wheat at 85% bid and offer around 85c to date, with a dull mixed bag across commodities. Corn oats rye and flour demand dull to easy, timothy hay strong, and varying prices listed for oils, meats, and produce including apples, lemons, oranges, potatoes, onions, cabbage, beets, and strawberries with regional movement and bagged goods details.
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Minneapolis
Timothy
Young Hyson
Manila
Tierces
Irit
Hogshead Poles
Lord
Everett
Southland
Brunswick
de York DD
Kentucky
Sucress Arena
Lane Simpson
Do Indigo
Digo
Pshire
Old Rucky
Uehanna Bowling Queen
A. Cc
Great Falls
Jooseot
Hoesaee
Chicora
Golden Gate
Hoosier
Pathan
Utica
Hopeful View of Manchuria Trade Prospects
Peking June 24 leading commercial men grow more hopeful about securing Manchuria trade. The Japanese government shows a better open door stance than military authorities. Civil and military friction exists over trade privileges but liberals prevail. Newspapers urge Dalny customs to collect duties for interior goods as with Kiaochou.
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Peking
Manchuria
Dalny
Germany
Kiaochou
Derby winner Persimmon statue gifted to Sandringham lawn
A bronze statue of Persimmon, the Derby winner, was sent from Thames Ditton Bronze Foundry to be set on the Sandringham lawn. The gift from the Prince of Wales to the King, with Captain Adrian Jones as sculptor and casting by A B Burton, marks a royal tribute to the mare's success.
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London
Persimmon
Thames Ditton
Sandringham
Prince of Wales
Adrian Jones
A. B. Burton
Seed Leaf Sale Sees Mixed Tobacco Leaf Lots Sold
Sixteen cases of seed and Spanish type cigar leaf were offered in yesterday's tobacco market. Prices realized show Spanish lots at various $4 to $14 ranges and seed lots from $7.25 to $10 with multiple bids recorded in the sales folio.
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Mutual Life
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J. T. Hatfield
Geo. M. Cayce
WM. Riedlin
H. W. Schleutker
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J. E. Jones & CO
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FE Webner & CO
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J. F. Feder
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Claude Ashbrook
Walnut Sr
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E. Thid St
American Rolling Mill Company
Middletown
RR. C. Phillips
Co. Phillips
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