Coronation Banquet Highlights Royals and London Festivities
King Edward and a royal party hosted a grand dinner for seventy monarchs and dignitaries at Buckingham Palace as London buzzed with crowds. The event featured guards, royal family attendance, and a subsequent fruiting ceremony, drawing colonial premiers and international officials. Traffic clogged streets and underground routes as crowds filled Trafalgar Square, delaying omnibuses and trains into the night.
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London
Eedowarit
Choon
Baekieghag
Nein Miejusttes
Carrewlioh
Buckingham Pre
Grenadier
Sottes
Joseph Cusintierlain
Ute
Ghamberk
Mary Endicott
Massiach Itsults
Great Britain
Trafalgar Square
Aged Author William Clemant Dead in Norfolk
William Clemant of New York, author of Hatyton Days and other books, died today at his summer home near Norfolk. Mrs. John W. Haydon's condition yesterday showed improvement.
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Norfolk
Covn
William Clemant
New York
John W. Haydon
Prince of Wallis Receives Royal Guests in London
The prince hosted a busy day with three visits to Victoria station for royal arrivals. A special reception area with palm, flowers, and cream was arranged. The last guest was the exarch of Russia arriving by imperial yacht at Gravesend.
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Lonnon
Inge
Prince of
Wallis
London
Victoria Station
Exarchiteh of
Rigsia
Miaslan Imperial Yachty
Gravesend
Pugs Amuse the Coronation Crowds at Sporting Event
The crowd enjoyed a pugilistic show featuring Jordan as a favorite, with McFadden and Walcott delivering notable moments. Joe Walcott defeated Tommy Went on points for the welterweight title in a bout marked by a small attendance and mixed results.
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Amr
Ube Naeluna
Cme
Jordan
Jardin
McFalden
Meradden
Joe Walcot
Joe Walcott
Pupgiliat
Tommy Went
Brooklyn
Toonds
Walcott
Don Walcott
Etiughing
Western Union Ousted On January First
A convoluted set of negotiations ends with Western Union to be ousted on January 1. The deal involves fines and property transfer by the Pennsylvania Railroad and related lines. Officials say allied contracts will take effect after existing ventures end within three to four years.
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Western Union
Pirladeliata
Univ
Poster Deke Graph Company
W. A. Baker
Vie
Tirat
Hmpany
G. Trauttoy
View Sient
Wilh Dent Cassatt
New York
Royal Telegraph
Washington News Bribery Charge Amid Philippines Debate
City council in Cleveland and national scene cross paths as Councilman Kohl accuses a city official of accepting 42 000 in bribe money linked to East Ohio Gas. Daykin arrested after key figures pressed for confession amid bribery inquiry and gas franchise tensions.
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Cleveland
Jane
Koki
Mtr Kohl
Johnson
Wen
Row. Daylin
Kohl
Daykin
Ohio
Gas Company
Senate Action on Omnibus Territorial Bid
In Washington on June 23 a motion by Senator Quay to discharge the territorial omnibus bid from further consideration was entered. The measure aimed to admit Oklahoma New Mexico and Arizona to statehood. Quay argued parties favored admission, while Hoyeroth said the bill would be sent to the next session for proper consideration. The session also discussed binding conventions with the Cherokee and Chickasaw nations.
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Washington
Samate
Quay
Pennsylvania
Committee On Territories
Ollahonta
New Mexico
Arizona
Hoyeridh
Indiana
Con Miter
Desertion record corrected for Civil War veteran
Washington reports Lt Danae a velo’s removal of desertion charge from Ephraim Uf. Galtier’s Civil War service reexamined. President cites War Department records. Eugene B. Smith used his band as school mates for $100,000 in security with Charles A. Wilting, George W. Pixton, W. B. Mossman and John W. White standing as backers.
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Philippines
Republican Party
Andersonville
Hiehardyun
Anderscovine
K. Mahon
Richardsum
Aworthern
Richardson
NevtHe
Shir
Atelogkc. AG
Aegaian
Bartlett
Denn
Remariys
Allenton Sermion
Groavenot
Mahon
Anton Persopers
Charles A. Daan
Stutton
Messrs
Gibson
Tenn
Neville
Alan
Raines
Zoner
Washington
Danae
Ephraim Uf. Galtier
Prennessee
Mae
War Department
Una
Eugene B. Smith
Charles A. Wilting
Eorge W. Pixton
W. B. Mossman
John W. White
Man Arrested on Counterfeit Bill Charge
Hilary Mefrogven, held on $300 bond, was arrested after passing a counterfeit bill. Authorities, including Superintendent Cornline and U S Commissioner P L Lagan, pursue preliminary hearing. The case traces to a chain involving McCrowsen, a Natbank transaction, and a Hamilton National Bank refusal. Local banks and agents connected to the counterfeit bill are under investigation.
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Hilary
Sears
Cornline
McCrowsen
Ty Hams
National Bank
William
Apa
Hamilton National Bank
McGrowsen
Ruling Against Lawyers In New Jersey
New York lawyers are barred from practicing before Vice Chancellor Miney in Jersey City and a similar order follows a New York practice ban. The Chancellor said Jersey lawyers cannot practice in New York, and New York lawyers should not practice here, leaving clients unprotected against unfamiliar foreign attorneys.
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New York
Miney
Jersey City
Supreme Court Dy
Pottery Plants Consolidated Into National Pottery Firm
Pottery plants in Petsburg join to form the American Pottery Company with $5,000,000 capital. Col John N Taylor of Bask Liverpool presides, 1. L Aaron as president. Firms joining include Taylor Lee & Knowles, Edwin M Knowles China, Harker Pottery, and others. Rev Thomas Mungovan visiting the city. Mrs Barney Fitzpatrick and daughter May travel to Allentown for a wedding and plan a Washington visit.
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Peptsburg, Jr
Frelshly
American Pottery Company
John N. Taylor
Af Bask
Liverpool
Aaron
Piltsbury Wee
Counteinuy
Ruon Taylor & Knowles Cou Uy
Herder Daunghliv Ching Company
J. E. McNeill Pottery
Thomas Mungovan
Ta Hiapa Murdov
Barney Fitzpatrick
May
Allobna
Washington
Confiscating Coal Shipments Touches Indiana Mines
Confiscation of coal by railroads to feed the United States mails and power passenger and freight services threatens a broad strike in Indiana mines. Operators report cars scarce as rail lines curb supply, leaving miners uneasy and manufacturers worried as a July Indianapolis convention nears. President Boyle and W D Van Yara note a statewide stalemate, with workers limited to two days a week and several mines hampered by car shortages and onhand coal limits.
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Tering Haute
Smapetisin
Triana
Ilinois
Indianapolis
Indiana
Boyle
Madiana
Vie
Ani
Atlan Cave
Gilmare
Roantate
Seeleyet Fontanelie
Linton
Men, Fall
Dachiton
Hymere
Diakede Rot Hother
Guberk
Beaxil
Terre Haste
Cnal
Une
Cval
Vanyara
Indianna
Noti
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The Kind You Are Always Bought on Nickel Road Ads
Fragmentary notices describe tickets and events along the Nickel Road during July with references to dates and locations. The readable fragments hint at a sale or inquiry tied to a product or service labeled The Kind You Are Always Bought and a transit route on the Nickel Male road.
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Nickel Male
Daly Ad
Fragmented history notes from a distant ministerial meeting
A garbled OCR passage references ministers and services with scattered phrases about theology and education. Mentions Rev W Williaas and Rev M Phe Olive Rean, plus items like Dieteties ann Phedlogy and Warraty. Readable names and terms hint at a church meeting summary.
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Moitat
Williaas
M. Phe Olive Rean Yy Ui A. Motsichiaan
Prasrhe Ubi Gue
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