Swedes Attract Tourists Amid Oceanic Travel Surge
An influx of American English and German sightseers is expected in Sweden this summer as steamship lines report high occupancy and Swedish hotels prepare for visitors. Notables include Stockholm's 100-year-old citizen A Cedergren and King Oscar receiving congratulations. financial hurdles remain for funding the Swedish World’s Fair exhibit.
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Cedergren
Oscar
Sofa
von Scheele
United States
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Washington, D. C
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Malmo
Abuzain
Tie
Tis Majestyv
Marstrand
Eugen
Gustaf Adolf
Wilhelm
Svea —Theater
East Asia
Kolthoff
Nya Dagligt Allehanda
Stockholmsbladet
Mme
Geraldine Varrer
Royal Opera
Berlin
Alfonso
Spain
Denmark
Norway and Russia dispute over Lapland rights in 1850s
The piece recounts Nicholas I insisting on Russian Laplanders fishing on Norwegian shores and a land grant near Varanger, despite Norwegian objections under the 1826 treaty. King Oscar I refused, Russia closed the border in 1852, restarting negotiations between Norway and Russia.
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Lars Lea
Russia
Norway
Sweden
Far East
Scandinavian
Finmarken
Polar Sea
Nicholas I
Varanger Fjord
Oscar I
Conscience marriages spark Denmark youth trend
A Politiken correspondent reports that couples in Denmark increasingly wed without civil or religious ceremonies. Miss Grouwall and Henry Laner publicized a marriage of friendship without legal formalities after a Paris painting study trip. The trend alarms Upsala students and prompts a government protest. Prince Gustav Adolf completes studies at Christiania University and returns to Stockholm.
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Politiken
Denmark
Miss Grouwall
Henry Laner
Paris
Guttenberg University
Miss Garling
Fridjof Palmer
The Sin of Cain Sermon Sparks Clarification
A nervous man asks a pastor to clarify that the Cain mentioned in a sermon about Abel is not the Kane who runs a miller’s livery stable. He fears local gossip linking him to a killing.
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Abel
Cain
Boston Herald
Sultan Prefers New Room Each Night. Palace Guards Awake
The sultan of Turkey avoids sleeping in the same room two nights in a row due to fear of assassination. The palace contains many bullet proof rooms, all set as sleeping chambers. Minutes before bed he designates his chosen room, keeping every chamber prepared for his arrival.
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Turkey
Acker's Blood Elixir Promoted by Riley's Drug Store
An advertisement touts Acker's Blood Elixir as a cure for impure blood and related symptoms including fever pimples and sores. The copy claims universal efficacy against scrofulous or amphilitic poisons and offers a positive guarantee with every bottle sold by Riley's Drug Store.
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Acker
Riley
Notice of final proof for Etta Hutchins in Montana
Notice is given that Etta Hutchins has filed for final proof to support her claim H E No 11709 for parcels in section 29 and 80 in Dillon Montana. Proof will be made before George W French Clerk District Court Dillon Montana on June 21 1904. Hutchins names Marmaduuke Gist George B Conway James L Jones Carl M Stolle as witnesses of residence and cultivation. Franklin D Miracle is registrar.
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Helena
Mont
George W. French
Diet
Dillon
Montana
Etta Hutchins
Joasph Hutchins
Marmaduuke Gist
George B. Conway
James L. Jones
Carl M. Stolle
Frank D. Miracle
Flogister
Annie Kellum Files Desert Land Proof in Montana
Annie Kellum of Lima Montana files notice of intention to make proof on desert land entry number 5794 for the NE quarter and other fractional sections in section 32 township and range described. The hearing is set for June 21, 1904 in Dillon Montana with witnesses Alonzo Hunzate Alva T Kellum and Charles Otterall all from Lima.
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Department of the Interior
United States Land Office
Helena
Mont
Annie Kellum
Lima
Montana
T. M. de Geo
W. French
Coe Dillion
Notice of intention to prove desert land claim 6243
John Sorensen of Grant Montana files intent to prove up 320 acres of unsurveyed Beaverhead county land desert claim 6243 before Geo W French clerk Dillon Montana on June 21 1904. Witnesses named to prove irrigation reclamation of Hawley J Selway Dillon Montana Richard Underwood James F Blair Caros R Engle Frank D Mrnaczx.
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Department of the Interior
United States Land Office
Helens
Montana
John Sorensen
Grant, Mont
Beaverhead County
Geo. W. French
Dillon
Hawley J. Selway
Richard Underwood
Grant
James F. Blair
Caros R. Engle
Frank D. Mrnaczx
Register
Oil Field Found Near Bridger Draws Interest
OU Discovered near Bridger where an expert notes a large deposit of high grade lubricating oil. Thousands of acres are already claimed under placer rights and exploration appears promising.
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Red Lodge
Bridger
Paper covered novels for summer reading at Tribune store
A Tribune store offer presents a new lot of paper covered novels priced from 100 to 350. The assortment includes standard writers, detective stories, and light literature designed to fill idle summer days when business is dull and social activity is light.
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Ihe
Tribune
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