Royal wedding elaborate in Mecklenberg Schwerin line
Berlin June 6 reports crown prince Frederick William and Duchess Cecelie of Meckenburg Severein wed in the palace chapel at five. The ceremony lasted twenty minutes with about four hundred attendees including ambassadors. The imperial bride’s gown, sourced from Russia, featured silver embroidery on a rose ground. Rumors of the czar’s assassination were unconfirmed and treated cautiously by officials and press.
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Berlin
Frederick William
Cecelie
Meckenburg- Severein
Dry‘ander
Tower
United States
Russia
Anastasia
Paris
Hanging in Carrolton Draws Southwide Attention
Carrolion Mississippi June 6 Henry Brown colored was legally hanged here today for murder. The execution attracted southern attention due to the dispute between Varden and Carrolton over the hanging and the expected influx of crowds witnessing the event.
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Carrolion
Miss
Henry Brown
Varden
Carrolton
Delcasse Resigns as French Foreign Minister
Paris June 6 Special report says Foreign Minister Delcasse has resigned and the resignation was accepted Premier Rouvier will hold the temporary foreign affairs portfolio. The move follows a perceived failure of French policy in Morocco.
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Paris
Delcasse
Rouvier
Morovco
Elgin Butter Market Shows Steady Bid With No Sales
Elgin butter trade at Exei CL on June 5 offered 85 dollar tubs at 20 cent bids. No sales reported, market firm with 789,800 pounds moved.
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Exei
Weather Forecast for GCrbaco June 6 Special
Showers and thunderstorms this afternoon with tonight cooler. Wednesday generally fair and cooler. Advertising copy about Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea priced at 85 cents. Signed Joseph Emmert.
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Gcrbaco
Hollister
Joseph Emmert
Appointment for Burrell as division counselor
State's Attorney L. H. Burrell was appointed division counselor of the Sons of Veterans by Division Commander Bruce H. Garrett of Rockford.
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Burrell
L. H. Burrell
The
Sons of Veterans
Bruce H. Garrett
Rockford
Theatres Face Sunday Closing Debate In Freeport Council
City council debated licensing for theatres and circuses while pushing for Sunday closures. Aldermen backed a culvert project on Cottonwood street and restricted Sunday performances. Rev J Fred Bate urged limits, citing moral concerns and local petitions. Planned fire hydrant at Liberty and Washington streets was assigned to the fire committee.
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rall-Brokhausen
Grand Army Post
Committee On Fire
Liberty
Washington Streets
Joseph Gibler
Gibler
F. A. Dietrich
Exchange Street
Mitchell
J. Fred
Eerick Bate
Grace Episcopal Church
Facb
Empire Theatre
Dittmar
Rev
Bate
Thelfare
Ghia
Dthet
Williamn Owen
Freeport
Episcopal Church
Elké
Sulu
Tidélight
Chicago
Bunny
Fréaport
McGovern
Dorman
McGovvern
Stotten
Harrington
J. W. Kochsmeier
Washington and
Tiberty Streets
Committee On Fire With
Farm Mortgage Loans From My Northwest Trip
I offer for sale only such farm mortgage loans as I have my own money invested in. If you have idle funds I will show you what I have, whether you invest or not. I can secure more loans to replace what I dispose of, though it entails expense and time for reasonable remuneration.
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Northwest
Flood Threatens Fond du Lac As City Battles Record Flood
Fond du Lac Wisconsin reports the worst flood in its history with more rain feared and the entire city possibly under water soon. Damage so far is around one hundred thousand dollars in the city and nearby areas, with rural losses potentially doubling it. Oak Creek area notes rising waters. In nearby Eau Claire County two drownings attributed to the flood are reported as the Chippewa River surged ten feet in twenty four hours flooding the lower city.
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Fond du Lac
Wis
Ourerpewa Fallns
Chippewa
Judgment Entered in Extradition Case Gaynor and Greene
Judge LaFontaine, extradition commissioner, today issued a judgment in United States versus Gaynor and Greene. They are committed for extradition and ordered back to jail to await surrender to United States officers. Montreal judgment dates to June 6.
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Montreal
LaFontaine
United States
Gaynor
Greene
Trains Hit Washout In Ionia Killing Engineer
A Pere Marquette train struck a washout near Ionia Michigan last night killing the engineer and fireman and injuring two other crew members. A Detroit Grand Haven Milwaukee train also ran into the washout injuring four trainmen.
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Ionia
Mich
Pere Marquette
Here
Detroit
Grand Haven
Milwaukee
Masonic Temple Dedicated at Totepo O June 6
The elaborate Masonic temple, built at a cost of 425000, was dedicated today with many officers and members of the order traveling from across the country and Canada to attend the ceremony.
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Totepo
Masonic Temple
Order
Canada
Hope for Peace Prompted by Ministerial Efforts
Paris dispatch cites St Petersburg source saying ministers unanimously work toward peace and hope to succeed soon. The report notes the goal is imminent.
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Paris
Temps
St. Petersburg
Saya
Knights Injured in Wreck Delays Train to Los Angeles
A Boston special carrying 240 Knights of Columbus and visitors arrived in Los Angeles today but was delayed by a wreck at Intente. Two coaches jumped the track and several Knights were slightly injured.
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Los Angeles
Boston
Knights of Columbus
Intente
Tiwo
Knights
Boiler Blast At Steel Plant Kills Three in Cleveland
Three men were killed and two injured when a boiler exploded at the American Steel and Wire furnace in Cleveland today. Special dispatch notes the blast caused extensive damage and sent debris across the plant yard.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Aap
American Steel and Wire Company
Cassatt Resigns From Equitable Board
J A J Cassatt president of the Pennsylvania Railroad resigns from the directorate of the Equitable Life Assurance Society, effective New Years and June 6 Special.
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J— A.J. Cassatt
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Equitable Life Assurance Society
Bitter battle with illness cured by Electric Bitters
Harper resident Geo W Hoffman recalls a seven year struggle with stomach and liver trouble. He credits Electric Bitters with his cure and urges others to try the medicine, sold by Joseph Emmert with a guarantee to do the same for customers.
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Geo. W. Hoffman
Harper, Wash
Joseph Emmert
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