Edward the Busy King of Britain and His Global Duties
London reports King Edward as the hardest working monarch in Britain, with six years on the throne and a 67 year age, outpacing even President Roosevelt in daily workload. The piece details his official travels, numerous ceremonies, social duties, and continued influence on fashion, noting his frock coat style and side-crease trousers as enduring signatures.
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London
King Edward
Great Britain
Roosevelt
Mr. Roosevelt
Edward
England
United States
Britain
Woman seeks divorce and restraining order against Richard Williams
Nora Williams files Thursday suit for divorce from Richard Williams and a restraining order to keep him away from her premises at 820 Beecherst. She cites cruelty and assault and battery and asks for custody of three children and alimony of 590 dollars. Williams was convicted of assault in police court, received 30 days in jail and a 35 dollar fine and is currently in county jail.
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Nora Williams
Richard Williams
Williams
Beecherst
Spiritualists Open Seventeenth Indiana Meeting at Chesterfield Camp
The seventeenth annual Indiana Association of Spiritualists gathering opened at Chesterfield camp near Anderson with about 15 cottages in use. Lodging houses were half full, drawing spiritualists from many states. Opening exercises were led by Thomas Owell, EF. W. Sprague, and Rev. Thomas Grimshaw, with strict camp rules limiting mediums and detailing their privileges.
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Anderson
Ind
Chesterfield
Indiana Association of Spiritualists
Thomas Owell
Indianapolis
Thomas Grimshaw
St. Louis
EF. W. Sprague
Syracuse
N. Y
Boston Prepares for Old Home Week Spectacle
Boston announces Old Home Week from July 30 to Aug 3 with a citywide outdoor carnival. Six parades, fireworks, illuminated landmarks, and major events including a Fishermen race, rowing regatta, swimming championship, and civic gatherings headline a week of music, history, and pageantry led by C Howard Walker.
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Boston
Mass
Ave
New England
America
Hotel Somerset
Boston Schoolboys
Old South Meeting House
King's Chapel
Edward Everett Hale
Boston Harbor
Symphony Hall
Curtis Guild, Jr
John F. Fitzgerald
Roxbury
West Roxbury
Dorchester
South Boston
East Boston
Charlestown
Franklin Field
U. S
Franklin Park
Jamaica Pond
Fairbanks and Bates
Lieht
Nelson A. Miles
Cambridge Bridge
Sir Thomas Lipton
Charles River Speedway
Steinert Hall
Gov. Curtis Guild
Brighton
Charles River
C. Howard Walker
White City
Chicago
Copley Square
Mechanics’ Building
Old Home Week
Boylston-st
Tremont-st. Mall
Park Church
Federal
Dewey Square
Walker
Oliver Wendell Holmes
Bunker Hill and Soldiers' Monument
Gloucester
Provincetwen
Thomas Lipton
Boston Light
Nantasket
High Sea
Newfoundland
California
Charleston Bridge
C. F. King
Americans Flock to Europe in Record Numbers This Year
Special to The Sun reports a surge in U S travelers to Europe with passengers over 300000 by July 1 and total expenditures possibly exceeding 500 million dollars. The travel boom reflects American prosperity with steep steerage growth and enhanced onboard services making inexpensive voyages more comfortable.
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Europe
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