King Edward Improves Coronation Plans Set for Two Weeks
King Edward improves and coronation plans extend over two weeks starting Monday with events at Windsor and Buckingham Palace. The Queen and royal family attended Ascot while the King recuperates. The program lists arrivals, receptions, dinners, and the coronation at Westminster Abbey followed by a London procession and naval review at Spithead.
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Queen
Royal
Ascot
King
Windsor
Iowa
Buckingham Palace
Prince of Wales
Westminster Abbey
London
Lanadowne House
Spithead
Windsor Castle
Londonderry House
Guild Hall
Boat crews edge closer to big aquatic contest at Poughkeepsie
Teams from Cornell Wisconsin Pennyslvania Columbia Georgetown and Syracuse prepare for Saturday's four mile race with Cornell favored in the varsity and Wisconsin in the freshman division. Coaches capped time trials and plan one mile brushes as crews stay sharp for the anticipated showdown amid favorable practice conditions.
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Poughkeepsie
Cornell
Wisconain
Pennonia
Columbia
Georgetown
Syracuse
Wisconsin
Andy O'Dea
Goni
Itascans
Pennsylvania
O'Dea
Old King of Saxony Dying
Berlin reports the King of Saxony is in a critical condition, unconscious for about a day, with his family at his bedside as death is anticipated. Also noted is a Minnetonka case involving Mrs Otto Kern after a brief second marriage. A convention of music teachers is planned in Joliet, Illinois.
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Berlin
King
Saxony
Io Scasion
Jollet, Til
St Paul Street Car Strike Threat Looms Over Demands
Demands for reinstatement of disciplined workers threaten a general street car strike in St Paul. If refusals persist, traction company employers may abandon operations, risking a complete tie-up. The report lists related local events and incidents across Wisconsin and nearby areas.
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ST. Paul
St Paul
Visions of Airship Excite Population in Wisconsin
In Outagamie county Wisconsin reputable citizens report sightings of a large airship. Little Chute residents Peter Plagers and John Locaszen observed a boat shaped machine about forty feet long with four lights. It appeared several miles distant, dipped toward the horizon, then rose toward the sky before vanishing to the south.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Outagamis County
Little Chute
Appleton
Peter Plagers
John Locaszen
SINGERS GATHER AT PEORIA
Peoria hosts the twentieth biennial saengerfest of the Northwestern Sängerbund. Chicago Symphony Orchestra attends, plus delegations from Illinois and Wisconsin arriving by special trains. About 68 societies and 2000 singers gathered for four days of concerts starting with a reception tonight.
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Saengerfeat
Northwestern Bund
Peoria
Northwestern Songerbund
Chicago Symphony Orchestra
Chicago
Wisconsin
Russell Sage Returns to Office After Illness
Russell Sage resumes duties at his New York office after weeks of illness. He attended a meeting of the directors of the Importers' and Traders' National Bank, receiving $15,000 yearly as a director. Sage will be eighty six on August 4.
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New York
Importers' & Traders’ National Bank
Sage
Alton
Kangen City
Denver
Col
Liverpool
Venezuelan Revolutionivits
Gulf of Coro
Ane Master Car Builders
Seasion
Saratoga
N. Y
Russia
Ias
Hag
Western Union Company
Denmark
West Indian Islands
United States
Rathbone
Cuba
Kentucky
Madison
Ind
Houses of
House of Commons
St. Luke'a Society
Chicago Harbor
Michigan City
Aycock
North Carolina
Gilleaple
Expressions of Rock county Republicans on La Follette caucus methods
An editorial from the Milwaukee Sentinel highlights anger among Rock County Republicans over La Follette supporters using Democratic votes to influence county delegation. Leaders urge excluding Rock Town votes or punishing involved Democrats, while calls grow to split the delegation or investigate ballot irregularities in Porter and Rock caucuses.
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Milwaukee Sentinel
Rock County
la Follette
Milwauke Sentinel
Janvaville
Wis
Janesville
John Fisher
Rock
Gyden
H. Fethora
Fatteville
Spss
Jenks
Fetherson
James A. Fathers
Whitehead
A. ‘H. Sheldon
Election Board
St. Thid
Hock
LaFolletta
LaFallette
LaFonete
Porter
LaFolletta Geldgates
Natructiona Wore
Nolan
Priche
Rack’ County
Feault
Fhia
Firat
A. H. Sheldon
Mac
M. G.joffraaid
Coounty Committee
Casea
J Ben
W. A. Jackson
Spooner scores decided victory in mixed context
Washington reports Spooner victory with 42 to 2 margin amid a cluttered list of items from Kansas theft arrest to Chicago Derby crowds. The bulletin notes varied topics including a canal bill, a lynching reward in North Carolina, unrest in Denmark, subway ordinances for Chicago, and a train shop strike risk.
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Washington
Senate
Kansas
Chicago
Yates
Mlinolg
Pope Accepts American Proposals on Philippines
Rome June 19 The Pope has accepted the entire American proposition on the Philippines with minor form changes. Janapolis Hood Tarkington and Miss Lauren Fletcher wed at the Fletcher home in Indianapolis June 16. Princeton college policeman John Degnan dies aged 80 after twenty years service. Miss Anne Lewis Beeson, daughter of the late William Beeson, marries Thomas Lyon Purdy of New York City. bride valued at one million dollars.
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Ippine
Rome
Taft
Philippines
Warings
Tarkington
Janapolis
Ind
Hoodh “Tarkington
Lauren Loutane Fletcher
Stoughton J. Fletcher
Fletcher
Princeton
N. J
John Degnan
Niles
Mich
Mias
Anne Lewis Beeson
William Beeson
Thomas Lyon Purdy
New York City
Durbin Forms Labor Manufacturer Panel on Prigén Labor Plan
Governor Durbin appoints a mixed committee from labor organizations and manufacturers to visit the spend entiary at Michigan City on Monday. The group is to advise him on methods to eliminate labor at the prison and discuss remedies.
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Prigén
la Porte
Ind
Durbin
Michigan City
Paterson Mill Riot Ends as Operations Resume
Riot across Paterson mills leaves many injured and property damaged. Mayor suspends Chief of Police Crain for inactivity as crowds clash with police and guards. An anarchist meeting condemns authorities while mills reopen with guards and the injured police officers hospitalized.
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the. Milla
Milla
Nolice
Cranl
McQueenaria
Galleana
Bresel
Humbert
McQueen
Galleane
Belmont Avenue
Columbia
Bamford
Millatter Mill
Halls Mill
Lora Salvino
French Heart of an African Battle Reported Victorious
Paris reports a fierce battle in the Chad region where French troops clashed with natives on January 20. Fourteen hundred people are said to have died, and the French claim victory. Berlin contemplates Cuba US relations as Germany weighs its position today.
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Paris
Lapatrie
Tchad
Africa
Germany
Walts
United States
Berlin
Caban Republic
Foreign ‘Office
Cuba
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Gustave Nagel
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Antigo Yeateray
St Racine
Woodmen
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Letty
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LaCrosse
Dr. Kuhl
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E. W. Drake
Miilwaukee
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OWD
T. 3
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Spooner
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Gaede Mill
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Harry ‘Harris
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