Crowned King George V and Queen Mary at Westminster Abbey
Report of the coronation of George V and Queen Mary in Westminster Abbey with royal procession through London. Highlights include the vast cost, the Cullinan diamond, the Archbishop’s anointing, the ceremonial regalia, and notable attendees from Britain and abroad.
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London
England
Great Britain
Noti
King George
Wesminster Abbey
George the Fifth
Canterbury
Westminster Abbey
George
Westminster School
Westmister
Mary
Buckingham Palace
Tomorow
Remains Laid to Rest in Graceland
Funeral services were held Wednesday afternoon at the home for Mrs. George H. Rew who died Tuesday from a cancerous intestinal ailment. She was 44, born in Illinois, lived in Mitchell for about 25 years, and was active in social circles and the Round Table group. The service was conducted by Rev. I. B. Barnett, with music by local performers. She leaves a husband, two sons, and a mother, with relatives from Worthington Minnesota attending the funeral.
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George H. Rew
Third Avenue West
I. B. Barnett
St. Mary’s Episcopal Church
The
Round Table
Boy Seriously Burned In Toy Steam Engine Incident
Hill City South Dakota five year old Francis Jones sustained serious burns to the face chest and left arm when pouring alcohol into a heated toy lamp caused an explosion. His cousin Lisle Mc Nish escaped unharmed. The mother rolled him in a rug and smothered the flames with her skirts burning her hands. Francis was taken to Hot Springs for care by Dr. Walker.
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Hill City
S. D
Francis Jones
Lisle McNish
Francis
Hot Springs
Dr. Walker
Burke to Return to Pierre After Wool Bill Vote
Representative Burke plans to leave for Pierre South Carolina soon after the wool bill vote. He expects to be away about two weeks.
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Washington, D. C
Burke
Pierre
S. C
Diamond found in Pike County shipped to New York
A blue white diamond was found yesterday in the Mauney diamond fields of Pike County and shipped to New York today. Mr Mauney took possession of it and, with two guards, moved it to Kimberly where his office is located.
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Solomon Islands
Mavanagar
Mauney
Pike County
New York
Professor Hahn Presumed Drowned at Pribilof Islands
Walter L. Hahn of Springfield South Dakota, formerly biology and physiology instructor at the state normal school, died in an Alaska expedition. He married Alta Ives and sailed for the Alaska islands with few whites nearby. He held degrees from Indiana University including a PhD and authored scientific articles. His home was Bascom Indiana with his parents.
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Springfield
S. D
Washington
Walter L. Hahn
Pribilof Islands
Profesor Hahn
State Normal School
Department of Fisheries
Alta Ives
Alaska Islands
Department of Biology
State of Indiana
Bascom Ind
Democrats reject direct elections for U S senators
The House voted 172 to 112 along party lines to reject the Bristow amendment that would allow direct state elections for U S senators. Republicans argued for federal timing and control, while Democrats warned against ceding federal power to the states. The measure returns to the Senate for reconsideration and a likely conference.
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Senate
House
Congress
Representative Olmstead
Pennsylvania
Olmstead
Young
Michigan
Norris
Nebraska
Moon
Gannon
Prouty
Jackson
Madden
Mann
Ruéker
Missouri
Cullop
Hardy
Clark
Florida
Sherley
Witherspoon
Sis Son
Hughes
New Jersey
Randell
Richardson
Heflin
Rucker
Misouri
United States
Representative Mann
Representative Prouty
Iowa
Fire marshal Craft named president of national body
Pierre South Dakota fire marshal Frank Craft was chosen as president of the National Association of State Fire Marshals at the group's Chicago meeting this week.
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Pierre
S. D
South Dakota
Chicago
Frank Craft
National Association
Scouts Learn by Doing in Gibson's Grove Camp Experience
Ten days of real scout life at Gibson's Grove camp featured tents, cooking, water safety, and daily routines from 6 30 a m to 9 30 p m. The field meet, swim tests, and boat handling built skill while trips to nearby colonies offered practical scouting challenges.
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BOY
Gibson’s Grove
Martin and
Whittaker
Dougley
Clas
Sulton
Rosedale
Powder Trust Declared Monopoly In Explosives Case
United States Circuit Court in Delaware rules the Dupont dominated powder trust violated the Sherman Act by restraining interstate commerce and attempting a monopoly in explosives. It orders dissolution and sets October 16 for injunction hearings to craft a dissolution plan. Henry A. Dupont is exonerated. he resigned from all company positions in 1906 and has had no management since.
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Willmington
Del
United States Circuit Court For
District of Delaware
U. J. DuPont DeNemours Company
Dupont
Henry A. Dupont
United States
Delaware
Society girl joins survey in Alaska
Miss Mary Carlisle, a leading Washington society figure, becomes the first unmarried woman to explore the frozen wilds of Northern Alaska, joining a survey expedition from Washington, D. C.
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Survey
Alaska
Far North Coasts
Carlisle
Washington
SACKS BURNS: PRO-GOVERNMENT VOICE IN GREGORY LABORER
A Nebraska Laborer editorial defends T. C. Burns register at the Gregory U.S. land office against graft charges. The piece extols Burns and his assistants for politeness, patience, and fairness, contrasting with general homesteader complaints and praising the office as protector to settlers.
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Omaha
T. C. Burns
Register
Gregory U.S. Land Office
Burns
Mitchell
Gregory
Missouri
Gregory Land Office
Salt Lake Land
Tme
Tripp County
Land Office
Jackson Bros
Keya Paha
Zumbo
Stock Inspection Station Set Up In Pierre South Dakota
State Veterinarian Hicks arrived in Pierre to establish a regular livestock inspection station for the department. He says the service will aid people moving live stock across the river, offering inspection at any time, a convenience previously unavailable due to long waits for inspectors. Vanzke oversees the fishery work alongside the effort.
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Pierre
S. D
Hicks
Vanzke
Capitol plans brown tinted cement for building
The capital commission weighs tinting the cement used in the capitol building to a brown color. The discussion centers on how the tint will affect the building's appearance and durability.
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Pierree
S. D
Capitol Building
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