Rushing Plans For Coronation In London Dated Ceremonial Invites
The Har Council of Arms head urges Cleveland officials to speed crown invitations. Over 6 000 invites prepared for Westminster Abbey coronation on June 22 1911. Suffragette march planned next day on a five mile route from Victoria Embankment to Albert Hall with American delegates and Miss Mary Freeman organizing the parade. A Norwich shoemaker George Campling owns the chosen canary to be presented at Buckingham Palace.
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Duke of Norfolk
College of Arms
Cleveland
Earl Ma
Abbey Church
Westminister
MCMXI
Parade
London
International
Victoria Embankment
Albertall
Wyoming
Mary Freeman
New York
Mitchell
Boston
Inez Millholand
May Winter
Indianapolis
Norwich Canary
Norwich Alliance Cage Bird Association
Deine
George Campling
Campling
Tonaon
Buckingham Palace
Brown Acts as Speaker as House Debates Wool Schedule
Washington June 16 Congressman W G Brown was called to preside over the house while the wool schedule was under consideration He was surprised as Davis and Little of West Virginia had already presided He handled the gavel with familiarity and fairness to all during his brief tenure.
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Washington
W. G. Brown
Brown
Davis
Littlepage
West Virginia
House
Body sent home for Calbi Giorgi funeral in Monongah
The remains of Calbi Giorgi, drowned in the Tygart Valley river, were sent to Monongah for interment. He was accompanied by two cousins who identified the body, Mrs M M Brooks and children Martha and Mars. They visited relatives in Smithburg and Knottville, Doddridge County.
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Calbi Giorgi
Tygart Valley
Monongah
Mey
Young Couple Weds Quietly in Presbyterian Parsonage
Miss Juanita May Bartlett daughter of Councilman Alonzo Bartlett of the Wee Sile becomes the wife of Ralph Thayer son of Mr and Mrs Frederick A Thayer of Oakland M The couple met at West Virginia University in Morgantown during last winter and Thayer recently graduated as a civil engineer They will reside where a firm home is planned and friends extend congratulations for a happy marriage
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Oakland
West Virginia University
Morgantown
Sentinel
Stampede for Sentinel Shows Soap Coupon Proof
A Grafton Sentinel promotion sparked a buying rush for coupons to claim a free Sweetheart soap cake. The paper printed 170 extra copies to meet demand, delivering an edition of about 4200 papers. The surge demonstrates advertising power and household reach.
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Sentinel
Grafton
Sentences and Fines for Grafton Offenders Thursday
Federal court at Parkersburg sentenced several violators found guilty this week. William Adlington received 80 days in Taylor county jail and a $200 fine for liquor offenses. Ford Kline was jailed 20 days in Grafton and fined $100, and Tom Walker drew 30 days in Grafton with a $100 fine. Elin Duckworth pleaded not guilty to mailing obscene letters. Pearl Tartine’s bootlegging case was continued.
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Parkersburg
Alston G Dayton
William Adlington
Wheeling
Taylor County
Ford Kline
Grafton
Tom Walker
Elin Duckworth
Pearl Tartine
Dabney
Child Trapped in Well Sparks Large Rescue Effort
In Barth Schanton Pa on June 16 a rescue operation gathers about a hundred surface workers and additional miners to reach seven year old Annie Roskell after she was swallowed by a ave in last night while playing with other children near her home. The opening is eight feet in diameter.
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Schanton
Annie Roskell
Memphis Man Seeks Likeness on Postage Stamps
A Memphis man desires his own likeness on stamps, hoping for notoriety. He would likely gain much attention if the Post Office Department published his name, though the notoriety would not be the kind he seeks.
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Post Office Department
Morales execution details emerge in exile governor account
Exiled Sinaloa governor Dergo Redo describes the details of Col Morales’s execution at Culiacan. He portrays Morales as a gallant victim who died just before a pardon arrived. Redo alleges a spirit of revenge among rebel leaders caused a pledge to protect Morales and Lt Major Del Coral to be violated.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Col. Morales
Culiacan
Dergo Redo
Sinaloa
Redo
Morales
del Coral
Taft backs civil service for federal posts
President Taft told friends he would be pleased if Congress would remove appointing power for internal revenue collectors United States marshals and postmasters from the White House and extend civil service rules to include such offices He said most posts up to district attorney should be covered by civil service regulations to curb political use of appointments.
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Washington, D. C
Taft
Congress
Internal Revenue
United States
Happ
United States District Attorney
Civil Service
Taft to Address Mt Lake Park Md Event
President Taft will speak at Mt Lake Park Maryland on Sunday afternoon June 25 in the large auditorium with seating over 5 000. He will arrive early that morning and a jet train to the mountain resort will be arranged. Miss Bertha Gawthrop of Pruntytown spent today in the city.
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John Bigelow
Ulster County
N. Y
United States
France
New York
New York Metropolitan Museum of Art
Lenox, Astor and Tilden
Art Commission of
City of New York
New York Chamber of Commerce
Taft
Mt. Lake Park
Sunda
Mowntain Resort
Bertha Gawthrop
Pruntytown
Board of Health
T. F. Lanham
Memorial to Cleveland at Princeton aims for $100,000 fund
Former United States Senator John F. Dryden told Cleveland Memorial fund trustees that subscriptions near $7,000 over the $100,000 goal are needed for a memorial tower at Princeton University to honor Grover Cleveland. Meanwhile James McClung, a train dispatcher, leaves for Pittsburgh to join his wife and son before returning home.
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Newark
N. J
United States
John F. Dryden
Cleveland Memorial Fund
Princeton
Grover Cleveland
Dryden
Princeton University
Forepaugh and Sells Car Visits City for June 28 Exhibit
Car No. 8 of the Forepaugh and Sells Brothers shows arrived in the city with Harry Hart press representative as caller at the Sentinel Office. The vehicle distributed advertising matter and made finale arrangements for the big show's exhibit on June 28.
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Forepaugh & Sells Brothers
Harry Hart
iSentinel
B O Bought Another Strip From J P Caveney
The Tallimore and Ohio Railroads company closed a deal with John P. Caveney for a 15 foot wide strip of property in section 9 behind the line running about 10 feet along the right of way. Construction begins immediately with the removal of palings. The consideration was 1500 dollars.
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Tallimore & Ohio Railroads Company
John P. Caveney
Blackhand Murders Linked by Knife-Wounded Body Found
Chicago police Thursday linked a second Blackhand murder to the discovery of a man’s body believed to be Philip Fetko. The victim, found with 15 knife wounds in a remote area, fought fiercely, flesh torn from hands where he gripped the blade. A butcher knife lay nearby and a deposit book with hundreds of dollars in the Polish Building and Loan association was recovered from his pockets.
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Chicago
Philip Fetko
Balekhand
Polish Building & Loan Association
Former Governor Dawson on Republican reorganization stance
Dawson Wheeling June 16 Former Governor W M O Dawson of Char Wsion is in the city on cases before the supreme court. He remarks that much criticism of the committee is unfounded and sees no need for reorganization. He favors a square deal and thinks resignation by some members might help.
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Wheeling
W. M. O. Dawson
Char Wsion
Supreme Court
Republican Committee
V. Matthews
Death Holds Reins in Pittsburg Farm Crash
Andrew Klaus, 50, prominent farmer, died when his car left a lonely O’Hara township road near Pittsburg. The horse kept pace as the vehicle toppled, and bystanders found Klaus between the wheels. The incident occurred amid Fourth of July tetanus antitoxin distribution, highlighting safety concerns for all ages.
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Pittsburg
O'Hara
Here
Andrew Klaus
Tribute to local lady praised for Apollo Club work
From The Musical Leader Chicago NL reporter praises Harriet Marin Snow and Carl D. Kinsey for organizing strength behind the Apollo Club. Harrison G Wells, Apollo Club president, commends their efforts at the board meeting. Mrs Snow, a daughter of Margaret A Martin of the South Side, has achieved many musical triumphs since leaving Grafton years ago.
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Musical Leader
Chicago
Grafton
Clipper
Apollo Club
Carl D. Kinsey
Harriet Marin Snow
Harrison G. Wells
Snow
Margaret A. Martin
South Side
Wilson and Clark Speak at Harrisburg Democratic Mass Meeting
In Harrisburg Pennsylvania Speaker Champ Clark and Governor Woodrow Wilson addressed the largest Democratic mass meeting in central Pennsylvania in years. The event closed the Pennsylvania federation of Democrats gathering and focused on recent Democratic triumphs and renewed efforts in 1912.
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Harrisburg
Champ Clark
Woodrow Wilson
Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania Federation of Democrats
Bride Dies After Owl Attack Fear Drives Bride Near Babylon
Frightened by a screech owl that shadowed their walks for days Mrs Josetta Coonan O Neill newlyweds home near Babylon is found dead. Physicians say an apoplexy induced by extreme fear caused her death after the owl hurled itself at the bedroom window. Her mother heard the cry and found her daughter dead from the fear driven attack.
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New York
Josetta Coonan O'Neill
Babylon
S.1
Parcel post plan touted to boost revenue to 25 million
Washington June 16 Herbert Quick of Madison Wisconsin told the house post office committee that a parcels post system like the Sulzer bill would eventually increase government revenues by 25 million dollars A B Greenwalt representing the Pennsylvania Federation of Labor also spoke in support of the Sulzer bill.
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Washington
Sulzer
House Post Office Committee
Herbert Quick
Madison
Wis
A. B. Greenwalt
Pennsylvania Federation of Labor
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