King Edward V coronation dazzles empire across limelight
London reports the coronation of George V as a monumental pageant uniting Britain and its dominions. Royal procession, imperial jewelry, and dense crowds marked a ceremony praised for its grandeur. Police barriers and cautious public mood contrasted with the Abbey spectacle, while royal robes and crowns highlighted the ceremony’s stately pomp. The event followed by a coronation opening of the new realm of empire.
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Sugar Trust Heavy Holder in Utah Company
Washington June 22 Inquiry into the relation between the Mormon church and the American Sugar Refining company began today. Evidence shows Beary Havemeyer's early dealings were with the Utah Sugar Refining Company in which the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints held interest. F. Cutler of Salt Lake City, vice president and GM of Utah Sugar Refining, former head of the Mormon church, testifies that about 3,000,000 shares of Utah–Idaho company stock, totaling 4,850,060 dollars, are connected to the Mormon executive leadership, including Joseph F. Smith. The witness references sustained shares and church leadership roles. Continued on page 2.
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Revolt in Lower California Ends
Lower California revolt ends as 100 rebels under General Jack Mosby surrender to U S troops at the international boundary. Americana Moray and his men surrender. Two deaths reported George Morgan Frank Smith and Fred Rodgers. Wounded Lieutenant Barkalee and Captain Holland mortally wounded. American officers pursue deserters.
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Engineer A Death By Own Action In Greensburg Ind
A report from Greensburg Indiana notes a death by the subject’s own action. Walter Bearing, reportedly hired at his grandmother Mrs James Shane’s home, was involved in a troubling incident connected with property, though details are unclear due to fragmented text. Local authorities may pursue further inquiry into the circumstances.
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Greensburg
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James Shane
Michie Bon Giisien
We Bis Four Rastroad
Concordia College Commencement Honors 27 Graduates
Annual commencement at Concordia College drew relatives to the college auditorium as 27 graduates were conferred diplomas in Hebrew Greek and Latin. Distinguished speakers included Beyer of Grand Rapids and Krueger of Seymour. The ceremony featured a concert by the Concordia orchestra and a procession in the heat, with many students returning home afterward.
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Little credence in Auburn man's story
Fragmented report says Arturi claims prisoner Frang Miller in Auburn knows about the Shaw murder. Officials declined to comment and awaiting further developments.
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Notice of State Pay Agreement and Capitan Claim
Notice declares a payment of five percent of the capitan claim totaling 930050.00 and describes the secrecy of state payments. No further details are provided about parties or dates.
Town Endures Scorching Heat as Summer Opens
Fort Wardyng this week began the summer heat with a record day. By 7 am the thermometer hit 71 degrees, the sun burning fiercely and humidity high. By 8 pm the day reached 98 degrees, driving residents indoors to avoid the heat and drink cooling beverages as heat prostrations were reported through the night.
Marys Gift to Queen and Garter Investiture Details
A fragmented report describes Queen Mary receiving a garter jewel and a four piece presentation brooch during the investiture of the Prince of Wales. The item features a bold loop with diamonds and a double row of brilliants, mounted on a drove of ribbon and encircled by gems. An inscription on the case reads Presenta tn Her Majesty Queen Mary Loyal Homes imprint.
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Prince of Wales
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Empire
Murder at Aerrin Fort Wayne Ends in Fatal Stabbing
A stranger named OC. E. Randolph from Fort Wayne Indiana was stabbed to death last night during a public fight at an illicit venue in Fort Wayne. Police received no solid leads on Randolph's identity or assailant, who escaped. Randolph, about 45, sold soap and spectacles and likely visited Hershin recently. he was buried in the potter’s field.
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Fort Wayne
Hartford City Hosts 1912 League Convention Meet
Hartford City was chosen as the 1912 convention site by the League of Infiane at its twenty first annual session ending today. Officers for the coming year include Dr E C Laehr of Weblesville as vice president, James E Burke of Jeffersonville as second vice president, Fred B Robinson of Crawfordsville as treasurer, and J T Tren of Hartford City as secretary.
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Crawfor
Boy pleads guilty in assault and battery case
Bruefton IndianaJune 22 Jeal Gerbera Tarmer east of Bluffton pleaded guilty to assault and battery charged by Louis Pranniger and others. He paid 8 and 4 toles of 31450 restitution. A request was made to file an affadavit against Frauhleer regarding a broken promise to return home before dark. The judge noted the case was not fully covered by testimony.
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Bruefton
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Jael Gerbera Tarmer
Bluffton
Louis Pranniger
Paris
Reporter Assaulted by Browne in Senate Room
Springfield reports say Lee O Neil Browne of the Java disclaims. Chicago Tribune correspondent Phillips was assaulted by Browne in the speaker’s room around 1 am. Phillips revived by Dr Panick after the blow. In Washington, Governor Yost of Illinois denies knowledge of money age claims related to Lorimer election. Senator Lorimer faces witnesses Rothby and Hinman, with talk of a corruption fund in the Illinois General Assembly.
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Chicago Tribune
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Hefty Girls and Apostle Chronology at Trial
A Chicago courtroom hears testimony on a cult led by Apostle See and its young adherents. Evelyn area and Mona Rees are examined as questions probe the group’s influence and the alleged parental and domestic arrangements. The prosecution and defense clash over evidence from Lee’s bank records as the defense undermines the narratives of conversion and coercion.
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Commercial Club Sees Record Membership After Meeting
At a late evening meeting of the Commercial Club board of directors, new members were voted in boosting total membership to 532 the largest since its founding. Reports indicate the club’s business and refreshment departments have shown substantial financial returns with a greater volume of business in the past four and a half months compared to the previous six and a half months.
Clinton Street Open 10 Publ Petition on Ward Openings
Attorney OC H Williams represents property owners urging Clinton Street opening across the railroad with eight track elevations. A second petition seeks preservation of existing street openings amid future track work. Officials urged railroads to discuss street openings to avoid future expense and aid southsiders facing rail traffic.
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Saueaiders
Pennsylvania
Harrison Street
Ailes
Board of Works
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He Neels
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Indiana Supreme Court Preparing For Constitutional Debate
Indianapolis June 22 State Senator Evan B Stotsenburg a leading Democrat argued in defense of the proposed new Indiana constitution as attorneys debated its legality and the plan to submit it to voters Hammond Lafayettes E P Hammond defended the measure insisting it preserves republican ideals despite criticisms of initiative referendum recall provisions.
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New Albany
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Oregora
Oklahoma
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Tuage Remster
Senator's Wife Out of Danger After Blood Transfusion
Washington June 22 Mrs Lea wife of U S Senator Luke Lea Tenn was believed saved by a quart of horse blood transfusion. She was pronounced out of danger just before the operation left Sunday the attending doctor said Mrs Lea was dying. Senator Lea has recovered his strength.
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Mra. Lea
United States
Luke Lea
Tennentee
Har Jus Bond
Lea
Senate tariff clash as revisions threaten reciprocity vote
In Fallington on June 22, Senate debate focused on wool, sugar, steel, and cotton revisions tied to reciprocity. Republicans and Democrats argued over bills and timing, amid fears of adjournment and pressure to clear measures before the extra session ends.
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Milwaukee Saengerfest Opens With Mayor BleGovern Welcome
The North American Saengerfest in Milwaukee featured Mr Hess performing classics with an orchestral backing. Welcomes were delivered by Mayor Emil S. Del and Governor Francis BleGovern, marking the third Saengerfest event in the city.
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Francis E.blegovern
Red State
Weather forecast for Washington and Michigan weekend
The report predicts warmer conditions Friday and Saturday with moderate south winds in Lower Michigan. Expect a shower Friday night, followed by more rain and thunder Saturday afternoon and night. Wind shifts to southwest, temperatures rising to warm levels, with cooler readings to end the period. Local observations note yesterday’s high and low, barometer readings, and wind speeds.
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