Traditions and misfortunes in royal coronations
The New York Times recounts historic coronation superstitions from William the Conqueror to Charles Stuart and George II. It notes disasters and delays, such as a church fire, a mudbound royal barge, and a missing sword, seen by contemporaries as omens of broader trouble.
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Garonsticn
George
William the Conqueror
William
Charles Stuart
Charles
George II
Lord Effingham
Ben
Effingan
Trey Hed the Great
New York: Times
Trenton Farmers Oppose Reciprocity
Resolutions from Trenton Farmers' Institute dated February 4 1911 oppose free list inclusion of Canadian and other foreign products. They urge Senators and Representatives to oppose Taft administration measures, demand action on Smith Bill, and request publication of farmer petitions to influence state and national decision making. The group supports bills affecting land and agricultural pest control and urges quail and dove protection measures be reexamined.
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Trenton
Tystitmé
United States
Dick Amd Burton
Representative Cox
Washington
Hollman
Billingslea
Smith
Columbus
Wilson
Taft
Columbia
House of
Butinr County Apticultural Society
Imeoff
Jamis
Erie
Hanting
Isaac E. Hutt
Senate
Teac Huffman
Ohio
T. Tmhoft
Seey
James C. Overpack
Press
Grocers Favor Reciprocity Bill in Hamilton Meeting
The Retail Cravers' and Butelers' Association of Hamilton met to discuss the reciprocity bill with Canada now before the National House. Resolutions supported the measure as boosting country prosperity despite potential price cuts and were sent to the district representative. The group also voted $30 to a Chamber of Commerce fund and adjourned after other routine business.
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Cravers
Butelers' Association
Hamilton
National House
Canada
Chamber of Commerce
Usewegiay
I Eae Ge Ny Nin Net Othe Tn Ie Eee
Fragmentary OCR text yields a brief note with scattered names and phrases. The readable portions hint at a local item or notice but lack clear events or dates for a firm summary.
Grand Jury Indicts for Murder and Robbery
The grand jury filed a report with Judge Gard at 9 30. Indictments were returned for murder in the first degree against Weadel Phelps for killing Louis Walker and Anglin and for Andrew Larrigan. Other indictments include Andrew Julingua Nelson Vangin for highway robbery two indictments John E Rouke embezzlement and Joseph her obtaining money under pretenses. The assault on Lanis Dennis Tidegawn yielded no indictments as the assailant could not be found. The panel worked three days examining 38 complaints and returned seven indictments.
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Gard
Weadel Phelps
Louis Walker Wand d Anglin
Andrew Larrigan
Andrew Julingua
Nelson Vangin
John E. Rouke
Joseph Her
Grant
Lanis Dennis Tidegawn
Chicago Snow Shipped South via Central Railroad
Chicago snow is sent south by Central Railroad to melt en route. Five southbound coal cars are loaded with Chicago snow from yards and shipped toward Kentucky, a cheaper option than hauling snow to Michigan. Residents of Centralia, Illinois, were surprised when fifty cars carrying snow passed through town.
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Central
Chicago
Central Railroad
Michigan
Centralia
Kentucky
Reverend Brandt Leaves Harbor City Church for Aurora
The Feb 9 Harvard Herald reports Rev Frank E Brandt, former Daily News editor, preached farewell at Christ Church to a large crowd, plans to move to Aurora with his family on Feb 14. The Men’s Club presented him a loving cup, praising his role as founder and shaping social ties.
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Harvard
Iib) Herald
Frank £. Braces
Daily News
Aurore
Frank E. Brandt
Christ Church
Holy Communion
Colossians
Chrisev
Drandt
Aurora
Christ’ Church
Vickers
Frank B. Brandl
Brandt
Mr Brandt
Final Arrangements For Churchman's Burial
Final arrangements were made today for the funeral of Archbishop Ryan to be held at the cathedral next Thursday with Cardinal Gibbons presiding. Bishops and priests will attend as the solemn mass of requiem is read by Bishop Prendergast and Archbishop Glennon of Saint Louis will deliver the funeral oration. The body will be entombed beneath the high altar of the cathedral after the ceremony.
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Philadelphea
Ryan
Philadelphia
Dinal Gibbons
Prendergast
Archdioceze
Glennon
St. |Ouis
Grele
Alta
Church Bells, Noise, and Insanity Warned by Official
Feb 11 New York report cites Dr Mberk W Ferris, president of the New York State Liberty Commission, urging abolition of church bells as unnecessary noise harming the nervous and sick. He claims bell noise reduces resistive health and urges public protection from injurious sounds, while noting a pure food law aim.
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New York
Mberk W. Ferris
Libacy Commission
Ferris
Society For the Suppression
Officers Elected and Dividend Declared by Peoples Deposit
The Peoples' Deposit Improvement and Lean Company elected officers and directors last week. A dividend of five and one half percent was declared and the association showed flourishing condition. Officers include President E B Rogers and Vice President W Graeset, with Turner Jones Fitton as Secretary and Fred Schneider as Treasurer. Real estate transfers filed include Williams to Wilson and Grimmer to Grimmer, with several other deeds recorded in Hamilton and St. Clair townships.
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E. B. Rogers
H. Wese
E Griesmer
A. J. Warndorf
Frei Schneider
FW. Graeset
Peter Schwab
SD. Witson
Adam Braga
FE. B. Rouges
Flw. Graeset
Jones Fitton
Fred Schneider
Ruth N. Ruble
S. D. Fittom
The
County Recorder
Jn Williams
Gatharine Wilson
Hamilton
Harvery
Holman
Henry A. Gimmer
Elizavethy Grimmer
Yart
Hamian
Wicolas
Conrad
William Ashton
St.Cisir
Sir
Michael Jones
Parthena W. Jones
Christian
Motzer
Chi Motzer
Atena
City Clerk Seeks Missing Newport Son J Wesley Davis
Newport Kentucky City Clerk John W Davis reports his son J Wesley Davis missing from 428 4 feet Tenth street since last Thursday. The 16 year old, six feet tall, 140 pounds with blue eyes and brown hair, wearing dark slacks, a cardigan suit, a green overcoat, an old case knit scarf, a low crowned hat and tan shoes, may be seeking employment in Cincinnati area. He attended Nelson Business College in Cincinnati. No sign yet.
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Newport
John W. Davis
Kentucky
J. Wesley Davisen
Tenth Street
Nel
Busi! College
Cincinnati
Man Arrested Delirious Inmate Attacks Itself In Prison
Thomas McGehan, held for intoxication, went into a maniacal frenzy in the city prison about 9 o’clock this morning. He tore a tin cap to pieces and tried to cut his throat, inflicting a severe gash. Prison staff and inmates overpowered him and confined him in a straights jacket before Police Surgeon Dr. Frechiting prepared him for transport to the hospital. He remains in very serious condition.
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Thomas McGehan
Zellner
Ds Hime
Ike Symmes
T. Il. Frechiting
Ohio Commission for the Blind Aims At Public Education
The Ohio Commission for the Blind has run an educational campaign to prevent needless blindness at a cost not to exceed 4000 dollars, with records showing savings of at least 60000 dollars for the state. The commission plans to hire two or three teachers to educate adults in homes about reading methods used by the blind and in certain home industries. A penitentiary probe committee was appointed in both chambers with members listed for Senate and House appointments.
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Galbraith
Republican News Dispatch
Artiment
Ohio Commission For the Blind
Ate Commission
Stn
Freiner
Senate
House
Frazier
Reynolds
Hudson
Tad
Alahouong' T
Andrews
Réiner
Bruce
Cuntaughter
Wilber
Wig
J. J Connaugh- Sp
Auglaise
Sayler & Co
Harmon
Reiley St
Lydlows
Senate Passes Varied Bills in Busy Session
The senate considered numerous measures yesterday including bonds for water plants, a $75,100 appropriation for sundry bills, tax and armory reforms, tax exemptions for Cincinnati University property, and licensing requirements for surveyors and engineers. Also debated were indigent aid payments, old Squirrel Hunters relief, and public policy on reporting accidents.
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Senate
Whittemore
Jones
Whittemare
Enone
Longworth
Bruce
Cincinnati University
Reynolds
McGuire
Cetone
Hidsor
Hudson
State Armory Board
Kuhl
Stickwell
State Railroad Commission
Green
Employers Liability Commission
Labor Committee
Lamandie
Ireland's Day Dawning in British Parliament
London reports during a contested parliamentary debate that the government aims to implement self government for Ireland after handling the veto issue. A delinquent tax sale yielded $4,099 before the sale began, with delinquent payments adding $1,400, bringing the total to about $5,500.
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Ireland
London
House of Commons
Wonders Won't Stand for Change in Venice Road Specifications
County officials clash over improvements on Venice Road from Colimtta Bridge for three miles. State Highway Commissioner John Wonders says no changes to specifications will be accepted. Afternoon session with township trustees focused on good roads movement.
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Venice
John c. Wonders
Nore
Tal
House votes to raise supreme court chief justice pay
Washington February 15 the House approved boosting the chief justice salary from 13400 to 35000 and increasing associate judges pay from 12500 to 14000. The action reflects legislative moves to adjust top court compensation.
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Washington
House
Supreme Court
Fine Situation Develops at County Bastile
A county cash dispute over jail utilities prompts city to threaten cutting gas, water, and electric services to the county jail. Sheriff Graf resists paying a share, while officials debate proportionate costs and potential injunctions as prisoners risk cold and no washing facilities.
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Bastile
Graf
Sluucker
Republican News Today
Bliss
Thiat
Burns
Mother Gray’s Sweet Dowders Inhale Patent Relief
Fragmentary OCR notes promote Mother Gray’s Sweet Dowders as a comfort and welfare aid for mothers and children. The ad claims to relieve feverish conditions, constipation, stomach troubles, and diarrhea in children up to two years old. Sold by all druggists.
Commissioners Confront City Over Utility Cuts and Jail Safety
The county commissioners face a funding dispute as bills for water gas and electric service loom. If shutoffs occur Humane Society may intervene while jail security risks risk escapes and fatalities. Auditor Brate notes bills must be limited and court action may decide the rest.
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Supreme Court
Humane Society
Tom [Hi
Neila
Ethc
Brate
Dcurts
Burns
Urate
Amended Petition Filed in Kumler Estate Case
An amended petition was filed in the common pleas court by John B. Martin and partners against Santa Kumler, executor of Theophilts Kumler, arising from the sale of a farm. Andrews Harlan and Andrews appear as attorneys for the plaintiffs.
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Piston
John B. Martin
Santa Kumler
Theophilts Kumler
Common Pleas
Andrews, Harlan and Andrews
Jtorneys
Good Future Seen By Railroad Leaders In Westward Tour
Chicago Feb 13 An optimistic note on railroad growth emerged as Robert S Overhead head of Union Pacific and Southern Pacific arrived from New York. He and eastern colleagues see signs of encouragement with no alarm in the financial horizon. President Lovett will tour the Pacific coast, leaving Chicago for New Orleans then west over Southern Pacific. He said business outlook is good for lines and noted rate decisions will affect plans as many rates were cut by the Interstate Commerce Commission last year. Lovell plans six weeks of inspections to assess properties and needed improvements, with some projects already under way. He will spend much time in California and does not expect to visit Oregon.
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Chicago
Robert $S. Overt
Union Pacific
Southern Pacific
New York
Lovett
Pacific Coast
New Orleans
Soutern Pacific
Interstate Commerce Commission
Lovell
Itis Igi
California
Oregon
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