King's Levee At Trondhjem Welcomes Norwegian American Delegation
King Haakon and Queen Maud held their first levee at the palace in Trondhjem. American envoy Charles M. Graves and several prominent U S guests attended. Delegates from Norwegian Americans plan to present a congratulatory address at the coronation and audience with the king.
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Trondhjem
Haakon
Queen Maud
Charles ML. Graves
Graves
William J. Bryan
Marshall Field
Eddy
Meade
Maddy
Chicago
Slater
F. L. Gade
Norway
America
Tromdhjem
Norwegian Americans Honor King Haakon Acknowledges US Link
Delegates gathered in Trondhjem to hear William J Bryan greet their crown connection. Bryan praised Norway's modernization and rugged heritage, while peers from Wisconsin Minnesota and North Dakota spoke supportive remarks to the gathering.
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Trondhjem
Haakon
Wm. J. Bryan
Bryan
Norway
America
Peer Strommen
Wisconsin
Rev
Madison
Minnesota
Fjeide
North Dakota
United States
Northwest Weather Report Mixed City Forecast
Partly cloudy conditions with probable showers tonight across Wisconsin. Winds from the north and Bath Dakota region remain fresh. Cooler tonight with generally fair conditions in Buntay and Bumtay areas.
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Wisconsin
Dakota
Rebates to rail firms eyed for seven merchants
Federal court convicted Thomas and Taggart for unlawfully securing rebates from railroads. Proceedings may target seven dry goods and merchandise firms in St Louis Omaha and Kansas City. District attorney hints grand jury review next fall. Judge McPherson notes rebate receivers face action.
Railway Mail Clerks Convention Opens in Washington
The annual convention of the third division of the Railway Mail Clerks Association opened in Washington. Delegates for the National convention to be held in Chicago on October 2 will be chosen.
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Fishway
Washington, D. C
Railway Mail Clerks’ Association
Chicago
Not Guilty Acquittals in Washington Postoffice Case
Washington June 3. The jury acquitted Messrs Green and Doremus on both charges of conspiracy and bribery linked to Postoffice contracts.
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Washington
Messrs. Green
Doremus
Wulify
Chinese Losses in Frisco Fire Prompt Chew Hong Tong Action
The Chew Hong Tong in Oakland plans to press insurers to cover millions in losses from the San Francisco fire. The Chinese society, with about 100000 members in the U S, seeks protection for injured members against unfair insurer practices.
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Chew Hong Tongs
San Francisco
Oakland
Chew Hong Tong
Chew Hong
Tonga
Fatal labor riot at lumber camp in Clarkabore West Virginia
A clash between American and foreign workers at a lumber camp near Clarkabore West Virginia on June 25 left one foreigner killed and several others injured. The fighting erupted over labor tensions between locals and foreign laborers.
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West Virginia
Clarkabore
W. Va
Longworths Attend Panama Canal Directors Meeting in New York
Kiel witnesses cheering ceremony as Congress man and Mrs Longworth arrive from London. They head to a canal hotel near the yacht club while a band is sought to play the Star Spangled Banner. The Panama railroad directors plan a New York meeting June 28 before proceeding to Panama for canal construction plans.
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Panama Railroad Directors
New York
Panama
Washington
Panama Railroad
Shonts
Canal Commission
United States
Kiel
Germany
Longworth
London
Longworths
Military Advertising and Recruiting Methods Compared
Washington June 23. Army and navy officers study recruiting publicity to determine the most effective method. General F C Ainsworth sent a circular requesting reports on how recruits first learned of enlistment through newspapers posters recruiting circulars or station flags. Preliminary judgment favors newspaper ads for reaching men away from war, though some dead wall advertising remains necessary. The outcome may shape War and Navy Department advertising policy.
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Washington, D. C
Army
Navy
Hays Oxy
Vernie
Congress
F. C. Ainsworth
Miltary
Miltary Secretary of the Army
EB. J. Harding
Twenty-sixth Infantry
Third Avenue
B. P. Androwa
Third Cavalry
Sixth
Eighth Avenues
New York City
Ainsworth
War Department
Naval Department
Prohibition Measure Approved Against Soldiers Homes Canteens
In the Senate on June 23 Senator Nelson urged striking the provision for canteens at soldiers homes claiming inmates are set in their ways and may seek liquor. The amendment, supported by Senator Hanabrough, bans bars and sale of alcohol at all branch homes for disabled veterans, and the motion to table the prior proposal was adopted.
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U. S. Senate
Washington
Senate
Nelson
Trials of a Beerist in Bottineau Confusion on Shipments
John Alger from Bottineau visited Wednesday and tried to move thirty AVE KOSH of beer from the Great Northern to the 809 road. Agent George of the Sea refused to receive the shipment, citing state law against transporting intoxicants. A dispute followed as teams and water were moved westward.
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Vumemee Herald
John Alger
Bottineau
Poughkeepsie Regatta Scheduled With Tight Sprint Likely
Crowds converge on Poughkeepsie for intercollegiate regatta. Top crews Cornell Syracuse Pennsylvania Wisconsin race for varsity and freshman cups across a four mile course with new alignment under the bridge to balance conditions.
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David von Kennedy
Pennsylvania
Cornell
Columbia
Syracuse
Wisconsin
Franklin
Bangs
Clumbia
Varsity
Louis L. Seaman
Winconsin
Georgetown
Poughkeepale Bridge
Tmany
Dmnone
Senate agrees to end conference on rate bill
Washington June 22 The Senate agreed to end the conference on the railroad rate bill and will send the conference report to the House. Senator Cull signed the conference report while Hepburn’s plan was not adopted. Pittsville, Pa June 23 Thousands of German Americans gather for the three day state convention of the German American Alliance with music from a 2000 voice choir and 25,000 attendees expected.
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Washington
Senate
Cull
Tillman
Hepburn
House
Pittispurg
Alliance
Pennsylvania
Ross Grove
Hoxamer
Philadelphia
the Grove
Pure Food Bill Debate Resumes in House
Washington June 21 the house resumes consideration of the food bill with rules in place for final passage expected at 3 50 this afternoon. The measure aims to regulate the sale and labeling of foods nationwide.
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Washington
House
Unconfirmed Rumors Fuel Panic in Polish City
A Hlalisystok dispatch says residents are panicking over unconfirmed reports of a possible revival of strikes. Icons and roses are displayed for protection as patrols circulate and martial law is enforced. Three men were shot for disobeying orders, and a police sergeant was killed in Narvai district amid revolutionary unrest.
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St. Petersburg
Hlalystok
Peasants Condemn Rural Police for Killing Cow
In Krutnyagorki village Voronezh region on June 2 two rural police officers killed a cow. Peasants convened a meeting and formally condemned the officers to death and carried out the sentence.
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Voronezh
Russia
Krutnyagorki
Captain Killed in Kertch Street Fighting
In Kertch Russia on June 23 a captain of the gendarmes named Hhermalteft was killed by revolutionists while escorting his wife who was seriously wounded.
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Kertch
Russia
Hhermalteft
Big Receivership Formed For American Reserve Bond Co
In St Paul Judge Sanborn appointed Mixstedpot Valley Trust Co as receiver for North Asian Reserve Bond Co of Missouri and its affiliates after a two day hearing regarding a $4 to $6 million receivership dispute. Separately in Chicago a fire destroyed two elevators on Archer Ave. causing $350,000 in losses and displacing 25 families. Mayor McClellan sails for Europe with acting mayor taking helm during 30 day absence.
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American Reserve Bond Co
Missouri
St. Paul
Sanborn
United State Circuit Court
Mixstedpot Valley Trust Co
North Asian Reserve Bond Co. of
United States
Elicnit Court
Chicago
Mabbat
Archer Avenue
Wood Street
George A. Seaverns
Templeton
Uetr
Chicago & Alton
McClellan
New York
Mayor McClellan
Mra
Europe
Patrick F. McGowan
Ward of Aldermen
New York Yacht Club Ten Mile Race Off Block Island
Fifteen boats lined up at Whortleberry Island for the New York Yacht Club ten mile race to Block Island limited to vessels under thirty one feet water line. Start at 11 05 am with a strong flood tide later turning favorable after the turn at 11 60 am. Prizes include a $100 cup for first, a donated cup for second, a third prize and a fourth cup added by the Y M C A athletic committee.
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New York
Whortleberry
New York Yachting Club
Block Island
Frank Muir
Tamerlane
Sullivan
G. F. Robinson
King
Baby
J. W. Alker
Aloe Clifford Matlory
G. P. Granberry
Firefly
F. M
Peter
BR. W. Rathbone
Harry A. Jackson
Alyce
H. de Forrest Baldwins
Pennekesse
R. D
Floyd
Lila
Whortleberry Island
H. Mason
New York Yacht Club
Prosecution Aims at Standard Oil in Washington Move
In Washington on June 23 Attorney General Moody announced the formal aim to prosecute the Standard Oil Company. The statement outlines the government’s purpose to challenge the Standard and its practices in court.
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Prosecute Standard
Washington
Moody
Foreign Minister Dead In Madrid Bombardment Era
The duke of Al tudovar, Spanish foreign minister and former president of the Algeciras Moroccan reforms conference, died at 2:60 this afternoon in Madrid. He was born to Lee.
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Madrid
Duke of Altudovar
Affaten
Algeciras
Lee
Death of a Tanner Near Barnesville Reported to Coroner
Coroner Kaess of Clay county received two telephone messages this morning from Barnesville conveying news of a farmer tanner who died near Barnesville after falling from a bam. Deputy Coroner J. B. Dieeibapareee traveled to Barnesville to investigate but had not reported a time of the hour.
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Barnesville
Kaess
Clay County
J. B. Dieeibapareee
Wildcat Escapes Mayor's Rest in Noon Restaurant Incident
An incident in York on June 23 saw a wildcat escape its enclosure inside a restaurant during lunch hour. The animal frightened customers and chewed a coat before a bystander killed it. no injuries reported.
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W York
Mest
Boskin
Pusherman
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