Royal Wedding of Crown Prince Frederick William and Duchess Cecilia
A grand European royal wedding honors Crown Prince Frederick William and Duchess Cecilia of Mecklenburg Schwerin at Berlin Palace Chapel with 60 to 70 foreign royals present. The ceremony features a Russian silver brocade gown, a long train, and a torchlight dance by 12 pages. Honeymoon planned at a hunting lodge near Eberswalde in Prussia.
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Berlin
Frederick Wiliam
Ceciia
Mecklenburg-Schwern
Prussia
Europe
Archduke Franz Ferdinand
Austria
Francis Joseph
Michael
Russia
Henry
Netherlands
Aosta
Italy
Prince Arthur of
Ambassador Tower
Brussels
Foot Guards
House of Hohenzolern
Houbertusstocky
Eberswalde
Wage Scale Conference Between Amalgamated and Republic Iron
Detroit June 7 representatives of Republic Iron and Steel and an Amalgamated Association of Iron, Steel and Tin Workers committee opened wage scale talks. The union proposes a 2 percent rise for puddlers and 1 percent for finishers, with a likely concession on puddlers but possible opposition to the 12 percent finishers increase. A counter proposal from Republic Iron and Steel is expected at the next session.
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Amalgamated Association
Detroit
Republic Iron and Steel Company
Amalgamated Association of Iron, Steel and Tin Workers
Street Railway Strike Goes On In Saginaw Valley
Saginaw Michigan June 7 There is no material change in the street railway strike in the Saginaw valley. The company operates a limited number of cars on all divisions under police protection and with no public order disrupted.
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Saginaw, Mich
Saginaw Valley
OPED
Delcasse resigns as French foreign minister in 1900s era
Paris June 7 M Delcasse presented his resignation and retired from foreign affairs. At the Elysee council of ministers meeting President W OBuet presiding, the move triggers talk of a ministerial crisis over Moroccan policy. Delcasse cited policy differences and desire to serve country, with Premier Rouvier to assume interim foreign affairs duties.
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Paris
M. Delcasse
France
Council of Ministers
Elysee Palace
Woubet
Delcasar
Ignation
Morocco
Rouvier
M. Rouvier
Alfonso in England Tour With Royal Banquet
King Alfonso of Spain toured London in rainy chilly weather. He met the diplomatic corps, attended mass at Westminster Cathedral, lunched with the Duke and Duchess of Connaught, watched a tournament at Agricultural Hall, greeted Spanish residents, and visited Parliament, ending with a Buckingham Palace state banquet attended by the royal family and many notables.
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London
Alfonso
Spain
Buckingham Palace
Afonso
Westminster
Westminster Abbey
Duchess of Connaught
Chauffeurs Sentenced for Speeding in New York
In New York, June 7, Henri Roger and Joseph Fernandez received five days in jail and $50 fines for speeding under a new law permitting imprisonment. Justice McKeon warned that future offenders would face jail terms and fines, with maximum imprisonment six months. In Butte, Montana, June 7, federal officers raided Mountain Mining Loan and Investment, arresting Daniel B. Jacobs for violating postal laws by running a lottery, seizing 50,000 numbered tickets and agent lists. the firm is incorporated for 12 million dollars.
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New York
Henri Roger
Joseph Fernandez
Justice McKeon
Butte
Mont
Mountain Mining, Loan and Investment Company
Daniel B. Jacobs
United States
Canada
Fairbanks Family Arrives in Detroit for Flint Visit
Vice President C W Fairbanks Mrs Fairbanks and son Frederick arrive in Detroit as guests of Senator B A Alger at his Fort Street home. They plan to go to Flint Michigan to attend the cornerstone laying of the new federal building where the vice president will deliver an address.
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Fairbanks
Detroit
C. W. Fairbanks
Frederick
B. A. Alger
Fort Street
Senator Alger
Flint
Mich
Federal
Unconscious Fifty-Two Days
New York on June 7 reports a striking meningitis case. Chares Canepi, a six year old boy from Yonkers, has been unconscious for eight weeks. He has not swallowed any food in two months and has been fed through a nasal pipe.
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New York
Chares Canepi
Joseph Canepi, Jr
Yonkers
Washington Chair Sold to Mount Vernon Trustees
Colonel Andrew Jackson has sold the Washington chair, a prized relic of President Jackson, to the Mount Vernon Association for 7500 dollars. The chair was willed by General Washington to his family physician Dr Craik, and Craik family members donated it to General Jackson.
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Washington
Nashville
Tenn
Andrew Jackson
Ad Washington
President Jackson
Mount Vernon Association
General Washington
Craik
General Jackson
Committee to Settle Strike Faces Employers in Early Conference
The teamsters joint council forms a full power committee to settle the strike and plans a conference with employers. Earlier, Mayer demanded written authority and the effort to reach individual store settlements failed. President W. J. Gibrans heads the panel. arbitration was rejected by truck drivers. No action by team owners until the committee meets.
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Chicago
Teamsters’ Joint Council
Mayer
Teamsters
Nwo
Committed
W. J. Gibrans
Team Owners’ Association
Shea
Ecouncil
Resignations Hit Equitable Board Again
New York on June 7 reports three more directors resigning from the Equitable Life Assurance Society board and at least one more expected to retire. The exodus includes John A. Stewart, John Sloane, and A. J. Casgall. Other former resignations cited are H. C. Frick, E. H. Harriman, T. Jefferson Coolidge, M. E. Ingalls, Jacob H. Schif e, and Cornelius N. Bliss.
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New York
Equitable Life Assurance Society
A. J. Casgall
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
John A. Stewart
United States Trust Company
John Sloane
Banking
Circes
Indiana Supreme Court grants respite in Governors Hanly oppose capital punishment
The Indiana supreme court grants Edward Donaghue a stay of execution from June 9 to July 2 for the Benton Harbor murder. Governor Hanly, known for his aversion to capital punishment, has asked several states for data on death penalty deterrence and abolition conditions.
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Hanly
Indianapolis
Indiana Supreme Court
Edward Donaghue
Bea
Michigan City
Arminter Northrupp
Benton Harbor
Mich
United Bhoer and Tin Plate Company Reincorporated
The United Bhoer and Tin Plate company, a West Virginia corporation capitalized for $750,000, was taken over by a syndicate at the Chittenden hotel. It will be reincorporated under Ohio laws and its property, employing about 1,000 men, will reopen within ten days.
Child Poisoned Beads Prize Toy Suspected German Make
The prize beads that a pyramid girl Henrietta chewed contained enough arsenic to kill. A coroner notes toy beads as prizes are widely used among children. Beads are claimed to be manufactured in Germany.
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Chicati
Henrietta
Hoffmen
Germany
Acccorted Military Honors For General Boynton Funeral
Washington June 7 The war department ordered military participation in General H V Boynton s funeral Two cavalry troops with an escort and body bearers plus an artillery caisson to move the body from church to grave A brigadier general s salute will be fired at Fort Myer and at the grave The Gridiron Club voted to attend in a body and adopted a resolution of respect for Boynton R J Wynne American consul general at London paid tribute praising his integrity and public service Casey s Body Found in River
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Washington
War Department
H. V. Boynton
Fort Myer
General Boynton
R. J. Wynne
London
Mr. Wynne
Wanted Sympathy Kind Lady and a Nickel Crying Boy
Brief note from the Hartford Courant reflecting a lyrical plea or verse fragment about a boy crying and a kind woman offering sympathy. The text presents a street scene image with emotional appeal and a quoted line structured like a newspaper entertainment snippet.
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Hartford Courant
Chicago Grain Market Reports Bullish European Wheat News
Reports of damage to Europe's wheat crop bolstered Chicago trading. By close, wheat futures rose about a half to three quarters of a cent, with corn and oats also advancing modestly. Closing quotes listed as Wheat July 88. Corn July 61. Oats 158, reflecting the bullish sentiment.
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Chicago
Europe
Pittsburg Market Report June 6 Highlights
Prices listed across grains hay oats and dairy with ranges for corn, oats, hay grades, eggs, butter and cheese. Livestock section covers cattle veal calves hogs sheep and lambs with per hundredweight and per head figures, noting general quality grades and price bands.
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New York
New
Berger
Ltale
Handy Bachers
Russian Fleet Defeat At Sea Amid Leadership Shortfall
Reports from Vladivostok say the naval defeat stemmed from lack of leadership after Rojestvensky was wounded, with signals not sent and fleet unmapped to Japanese maneuvers. Voelkersam, the sole confidant, died early. Russians hoped to threaten Japan, but lacked shells and coal for a prolonged chase. General Linevitch voices unwavering war resolve. Trepoff’s ascent hints at imperial shifts.
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Junshu Pass
Manchuria
Associated Press
Vladvostok
Rojestvensky
Voekersam
Fortune
Vladivostok
Japan
Golzyadani
Rojestyensky
Linevitch
Linovitch
Takin
War Office
St. Petersburg
Masloff
Ce'lor
Tsarskoi-Seto
Imperial Duma Assembly Proposed for Two-House System
A plan proposes a legislative assembly with two houses. The lower chamber would be the Gosudarst venogia Duma, or Imperial Duma, while the upper chamber would be the Gosudarstvenosia Bovet, the current empire council.
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Gosudarstvenogia Duma
Imperial Duma
Gosudarstvenosia Bovet
Council of the Empire
Students in Revolt Over White Trousers at Commencement
Zanesville Ohio June 7 seniors at Zanesville high school refuse to join this month’s commencement exercises over juniors planning white duck trousers during commencement week. Teachers and students have sought a compromise but seniors remain obdurate, demanding juniors drop the trousers.
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Zanesville
Zanesville High School
Aupeno
Waard
Well Tragedy Leaves Three Dead in Damp Shaft
June 7 Marion report says George Craner and Mrs. Benjamin Craner died after entering a damp well to rescue others. Benjamin Craner and Harry Winters were injured critically. attempts to save them failed as others fell in. Neighbors later recovered the bodies.
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Marion
George Craner
Benjamin Craner
Harry Winters
Governor Beckiat Receives Bryan Gift for College Prize
In Frankfort Kentucky on June 7 Governor Beckiat received a $100 check from William J. Bryan intended for the Kentucky Agricultural and Mechanical College. The fund, part of a $19,000 bequest from the late Phip Sherman Boyett of Connecticut, will be invested with annual proceeds used to sponsor a prize for promoting the principles of free government at 25 colleges.
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Easay
Franutfort
Beckiat
William J. Bryan
Nebraska
Kentucky Agtreantiiura and Mechanical College
Bryan
Two Boys Cremated In Beach Brush Fire Tragedy
Atanue Coy New Hampshire avenue Atanue Coy N d June 7 two boys Ordner Jo Devaney seven and William Jaffrien five of this city died in a cremation under a brush heap set ablaze. They crawled under the pile to hide and were trapped as flames consumed the brush and bodies were found by a hoseman lifting the heap.
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Atanue Coy
N. d
Haseeen
Ordner Jo Devaney
William Jaffrien
New Hampshire Avenue
Notable Ohio Wedding at St Pauls Episcopal Church
Nearly 3 000 guests witnessed the wedding of Miss Lucia McCurdy niece of the late Senator Hanna to Malcolm Lee McBride at St Pauls Episcopal Church Cleveland. The ceremony was conducted by Reverends Megrew and Jones with many notable attendees from New York Milwaukee and Philadelphia.
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Cleveland, O
Dune T
Lucia McCurdy
Hanna
Malcolm Lee McBride
Uf St. Paul's Episcopal Church
Medit Metormick
Cunenge
Bey Bestia
Jaca Vromlirson
Safford Oseo
Clowes
Tifuay
New York
Juco
Nepisker
Rue Sevens
Eigpert Riedes
George H Megrew
Pestor
St. Pauls
WH. Jones
St John's
Hyisevoal Enureh. Rede
Explosion Claims Three Men at Cleveland Furnace
A cap blew off a bus-era at the American Steel and Wire furnace in Cleveland on June 7 killing three men and seriously injuring two others.
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Cleveland
American Steel and Wire Company
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T. A. McKenzie
State Bureau of Accounting
Ohio
Jacob Adler
McKeesport
Ewrass
Encid Beach Park
M. Teplitz
F.fta Avenue
Oxford
William Osler
Basil Lanneau Gildersleeve
Johns Hopkins University
Milous
Philadelphia Ledger
Chicago Grain Market
Pittsburg
Voelkersam
Trepoff
Sea of
Assisant Nun Sur
Trepot
Hanna, Mise McCurdy
Pennsylvania
Phiadelphia
Imperial Japanese Railways
Pennsylvania Car Building Companies
Miltletown Car Works
American Car and Foundry Company
Berwick
Milton
New Temple
Towed
Masonic Temple
Tlenry L. Palmer
Milwaukee
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