Pageant of King George and Queen Mary Braced by Rain
England readies for a coronation that promises grandeur despite torrential rain and slick decorations London planners nervously race to preserve bunting flags and pennants while crowds swell across the capital. Visiting royals and princes arrive, security tightens and pickpockets loom as preparations for the coronation pageant intensify amid a city embattled by weather and spectacle.
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Omlon
Trine
England
Thurailay
George Vo
Mary
Aimtjor Owita
Anique
Ceremic
Jogo
Lave
London
Bvoya
Aml Princistes
Iarge
Bag- Kage
Mace
le Royal Gueate
Institutin
Royalty
Margaret E Kelley dies at 97 in Paterson area
Margaret Ed Kelley widow of Rev Raymond Kelley longtime pastor in Paterson and Port Jervis died aged 97. She was born in Pasmiac Valley and was daughter of Mr and Mrs Dire Turret. She married the Rev Kelley when he led a Paterson church and later served in Port Jervis and Elizabethton. Her memory is honored by family and church peers.
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Margaret Ed Kelley
Benjamin Kelley
Mary Prostar
South Broad Lil
Yanea Old
Kelly
Pasmiic Valley
Sind
Dire Turret
Kelley
Paterson
Water Street
Mattindiet Episcopal Church
Eliza
Sumit Matheriat Episcopal
Mer
Port Jervis
Wall Street and Union Pacific in AWA gain
The market held firm as most sectors stayed unchanged while gains appeared in Wall Street and Union Pacific. Traders noted steady activity and strong overall tone with continued demand for industrials and utilities.
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Union Pacific
AWA
Atects
Seremient Fonda
Sailors Threaten Tie Up of Southern Pacific Ships
Crews of the freighters Credle and Sol deserted Morgutt Linera on arrival, prompting Seamen's Union threats to shut down the Southern Pacific Line within a week over pay and conditions. The Morgan Line repossessed ships for strike breakers as 2,000 coastwise workers poised to strike if demands remain unmet.
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New York
Credle
Sol
Vesion
Obdomen
Southern Pacific
Phoy
Anen
Grillin
Ti Lortitional
Ygerledt
Wiluu
Arike
Morgan Line
Ateanior
Amie
el Norte
Antilles
Taft Silver Wedding Party Lights White House Grounds
Washington June 1 Te Taft silver wedding celebration marks the day as the White House hosts a garden reception for over 6,000 guests. President Taft and Miss Helen Taft oversight the event with music, illumination, and numerous gifts from senators, representatives, foreign guests, and military officers. A silver wedding march manuscript arrives from Warsaw while gifts include an antique bowl from the Roosevelts and various national tributes.
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the Journal
Wasington
White House
Misa Helen Herron
Taft
Cincinnati Commercial Club
Chevy Chase Club
Mia’ Taft
Helen ‘Taft
United States
F Nichola
Americas
Mohmet
United States Senate
House of
Sherman
Army
Lancaster
Mass
Debs Delivers Fiery Speech to Large Debating Audience
Debs addressed a Proctor's Broad Street Theatre crowd for over an hour, denouncing the McNamara kidnapping and U S legal injustice. He praised labor history figures Moyer Haywood and Pettibone, urged reform, and denounced extradition without hearing, receiving a thunderous ovation.
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Eugene V. Delw
United States
Proctor
Broad Street
Debs
McNamara Brothers
Fred D. Warren
J. Congreve
Mr. Debs
Times
Alllca
Los Angeles
Moyer, Haywood
Pet- Hibona
Heid
Supreme Court
Herd
Supreme Court of the United States
Indiana
Senator Lea Gifts Blood to Save Wife in Hospital
Washington report says Senator Tuke Lea, a Tennessee Democrat, donated a full quart of blood to save his wife Mrs Lea during a serious operation at Georgetown Hospital. Doctors, warning of transfusion risks, noted blood compatibility tests could not be done in time. The procedure reportedly stabilized her condition and the senator said they both feel better.
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Washington
Tuke Lea
Tennersee
Georgetown Hospital
Ranater
Gerd
Dowie F Colina Announces Staff for Second Brigade
Brigadier-General Dowie F Colina of the Second Brigade announced the camp staff for infantry officers at Sea Girt from June 22 to 97 inclusive. Adjutant Major Harry D Moorehead Adjutant General Captain David J Hill Quartermaster of the Second Infantry Prisoners listed include Edgar McMickle Prisca and others.
Triple deaths shock European air racing scene
Paris reports a deadly spike in aviation accidents as multiple air races claim lives and injure many. Minister of War Horteaux dies amid crashes. Le Martin and Princeteau among victims. Survivors face severe injuries while calls grow to halt fuel-led contests.
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Paris
Aviation — Experta Agtedl Hislny
Kelsi
Holland
London
Horteaux
Hubert
Tatham
Frans
Haa
Fluere
Lieut
Gaubert
Billara Coterets
Bille
Loridan
Mormon
Morin
Meral Ian
Pie
Ree
Princetoni
M. Ta Martin
M. Lenedron
le Martinia
France
Prt
Wieut
Belfridge
Fort Myer
Man Fined For Renting Horse With Lame Foot
Bernard Traurig of 162 Fifth Street was fined one dollar for renting a horse to Harry Hofferstein with a decayed lame foot. The case arose after the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals charged driving the horse in poor condition. Traurig claimed the horse rested two weeks and bail was attempted with a request to pay by installments to support his family.
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Bernard Traurig
Fifth Street
Harry Hofferntain
Tornard
Bernard
tSofferstein
James & White
Society For the Prevention of Cruelty To Animals
Kofferstein
Armiguess
Traurig
Manny
Fall of Fifty Feet When Plane Balks at Rahway Farm
A famous aviator, Frank Bofend, fell fifty feet at Rahway while attempting a descent at Correjn farm. He barely escaped serious injury as the biplane struck the earth and damaged wing and propeller. he remained determined to continue flight.
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Rahway
Frank Bofend
Correjn
Firefighters Hold Annual Contest at Singer Plant Yard
The Singer Manufacturing Company held its annual fire department contest at the focal plant yard on Saturday. Nine companies performed in events including hose runs, ladder climbs, and stream practice. Company No. 7 won the Mexander trophy after multiple strong showings, with Chief Gerating and plant officials praising all participants.
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Singer Manufacturing Company
Focal
Company No. 7
Mexander
Keema Fore
Yenra
Sean
Gerating
Sunl
Rome
Tester
Merrill
Young
Alervill
Leo
Renin
Waa
Time
Matcot
Gov Wilson and Senator La Follette to Speak in October
Telegraph report notes two major speakers, Senator Robert La Follette of Wisconsin and Governor Woodrow Wilson of New Jersey, will headline a national conference on social center development in Madison. A public warning urges vigilance against counterfeit solicitors selling photos.
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Madison
Wit
Thi City
Reber My la ‘Ollette
Wisconsin
Wilson
New Jersey
Jurtivasr Cnse
Conialita
Fieldmans Brindie
Pyitom Jst
Peat Fleet
Sleep over fire: family home blaze injures boy
A morning fire swept under an attic floor at a home on 145 Fit internet. Wilhem Koller, 12, guided his family out and then helped his father locate his younger brother Alaway at the stairs. Firefighters arrived after the deputy chief was nearly struck by a wagon wheel as bricks fell. Wilhelm rescued the injured youth, but the blaze caused significant damage and an unknown origin remains.
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Almion
Wilhelm Koller
Hawan
Moinbyre
Wilhelm
Mia
Koulve
Wong
Firth and
Court Streets
Mahoney
Pngineshouse
Thorn
Mato
John Streep
Nao 4
Sdaex
Treg
Renites Nyse
Baller
Hy Department
Appeals Non-Suit Review Delays Supreme Court Argument
Attorney Abel David filed an appeal challenging a non suit in a case involving the Public Service Hallway Company and plaintiff Michael Bpinnk cereus. The matter will be argued before the New Jersey Supreme Court in Trenton in November.
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Abel David Tiday
Michael Bpinnk Cereus
Public Service
David
Supreme Court
Trenton
Levy's Tuesday Specials With Prices and Local Notices
An old newspaper fragment lists Levy's Tuesday specials including meat and poultry deals, lingerie, linens and embroidered items. The ad mentions delivery options, hours, and multiple item categories with scattered prices. It also references a separate Francis Prime Meats delivery service and a safety note about eye trouble.
Shotgun Attack Injures Two Men in Wood Avenue Trip
Henry Hinck aged 25 and Augustin Huldeytied aged 22 were shot by Gastoldi in an incident on Wood Avenue. The two men, aided by companions, walked past cherry trees when the assailant pursued and fired a double barreled shotgun. Both victims were treated at Alexian Hospital for wounds to the wrist, forearm, and other injuries. Gastoldi fled. arrest warrant issued for his capture.
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Henry Hinck
Franklin Street
Augustin Huldeytied
Mar
Alexian
Etiil Cemaina
Victor Carat
Fred Starek
Wood Avenue
Aalia
Stack
Vlaina
Giatoldi
Geomey
Lem
Tom Boy
Blo
Ciedy
Castoldl
Holderried
Éham
Stank
Y. Kelly
Agent of Havemeyer Tells Sensational Tale
A sensational testimony before the House investigating committee recounts how Havemeyer officials allegedly engineered a $4.5 million payout from air funds for the sugar trust. The witness, linked to the National Sugar Refining Company, faced objections from Adrian Larkin and Fordney as he proceeded to outline the deal and its organizers.
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Havemeyer
Washington
Henry C. Havemeyer
Hardwick Sugar Trist
Todas
Henry II
Brak
Adrian TL Larkin
Fordney
Ft. Michigan
Tost
Th National Sugar Refining Company
New Jersey
Vie Present Sugar Trust
Peter
New Balloon Record Planned for Dirigible Flight
Paris June 10 a new attempt to set a record with dirigible balloons was announced by an army official. The flight envisages a long voyage, with preparations underway and expectations high for a decisive achievement in aerial propulsion.
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Paris
State fire warden appointed by legislature
An appointed state fire warden plan was approved by the State Legislature. The move names a single warden tasked with overseeing divisions including Middlesex and Monmouth counties. The action confirms the official position and outlines its regional scope and authority.
Damarest West Couple Wed At Local Church Home
Mina Fairly B Weed and Albert Leroy Dommross wed in a Saturday ceremony at the bride’s church home. Attendants listed include family and friends as the couple begins life together in the community.
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Mina
Mr Day West
Albert Leroy Dommross
Mie Bley
Moe Sutwis
Ergister
Mims Meitty
Meri Kolbe
Aimee White Sathi
Vales
Ani
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Charles P. Stewart
Sonon
United Prose Ansociation
Nesiieter Abbey
Uate
RG Heme
Wall Street
Berrimen
Southern Pacific Line
Tafts
Elizabeth
M'Namara
Bhi Mian
Hotkkee
K ‘ Ly
Edgar McMickle
Prisca
Liegs
Belgium
Vincennes
Jo Ime Journal
Paria
Paris Journal
Aemtle Torday
St. Laurent
Lummen
Bolum
Rolaydis
Powyr
Peepeller
Boland
Singer
Macdougall
Dorothy Hod
Crawford Mhoem Carder
Grea Co
Adm
Lad
Levy's
Fevy
Jong
Geube
Pol
Sean Aremben
Toonlehi
Francis Pr
Sith Ee Ome
Trate
LinUsAg
Shute Kurpates
Coruussin
Laglature
Bimdiy Willaye
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