Berlin Wedding Week Ends With Royal Arrival Happening
A grand royal arrival in Berlin marks the wedding week for Princess Victoria Luise and Prince Ernest August. Emperor William Nicholas of Russia and King George of England attend, with guards, processions, races, and a state dinner shaping a festive royal panorama.
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Nicholas
Russia
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George
England
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Empster
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Cyberland
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Ernest August of Cumberland
Princeas Victoria
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Koenigerate Schreee
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Tssulte
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Manorar Wwilliam
Prince Ten'y
Toncred
Henry
Irene
Hesse
Goonewald
Five Killed and Six Injured in Senegal Liner Explosion
Five people died and six were injured when a mine exploded aboard the French liner Genegal as she left port in Senegal. The blast tore the side near the harbor front, but the ship ran aground close to shore in shallow water. The captain and engineer steered to safety. uninjured passengers and crew were landed safely with local garrison aid.
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Meg
Genegal
Dwo Pergons
Fortunata
Lingr
Engiiner
Junes Month of Weddings Gift Guide Preview
The Journal suggests wedding gift ideas as the season approaches. It highlights how readers can use the advertising columns to find timely, valuable gift options and simplify decision making for presents.
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Nerkonuhty
Tyne
Witness memory weak in Atteaux trial cross exam
Boston Mags May 2 reports during the Atteaux trial witnesses questioned over alleged plots to plant dynamite at Lawrence mills. Joan Breen admitted making false statements but claimed truth in testimony. Cross examinations tied Breen to offers of cash settlements and alleged connections to William Wood and Dennis Calling for conspiracy charges.
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Atteaux
William N. Wood
American Woolen Company
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Lawrence
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Atterux
Brean
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Allgau Geren
Alteans
Meets
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Brasu
Collins
Rooney
Atttorney
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Aly
Woody
Atienix
Shasa
Atteauy Finaly
Wiliam B. Watts
Chiaf
Boston Police
Privatn
Watt
Coakley
Pickets Few as IWW Calls Failure Halts Strike Rally
In Paterson North Carolina May 22 not more than twenty strike pickets came out to boo the hoods at Price silk unit with no disturbance. IWW leaders failed to mobilize a general turnout while manufacturers say the strike is waning except at the large mills. Strike leaders report few defections and insist the stoppage will continue.
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N. C
Price Silk
Industrial Workers of the World
Pownts
Tokio
United States
California
Japan
Washington
Viscount Chinda
Bryan
Calle
Osaka
Mainishi
Sellington
America
Seema
ATB
Senators Plan Early Joint Caucus for Campaign Committee
Washington May 22 Republican senators at a conference formed a five member committee to confer with the House on an early joint caucus to organize a congressional campaign committee establish headquarters and coordinate for the coming election. The plan calls for a joint caucus next week and a publicity headquarters as the drive to win a Republican majority in 1914 gathers pace.
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House
Votung Congressionn Campaien
Gallinger
Townsend
Norris
Jones
Clark
Wyoming
Gallar
Cummins
Sherman
Witsor
Bnowid
Toint
Tr Wag
Sentilore
Cumamini
Crawford
Crampton
Chicago
Senate Fights Timston Debate and Japan Dispatches
Washington May 23 Senate's Owen announces plan to press for a timely Timst on debate with rules committees likely to stall. Tokyo reports surprise at U S California land act reply, Japanese officials call for clear steps to protect treaty rights and equality before the law.
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Washington, D. C
Owen
Waite
Senate
State Department
California
Tokio
Ihac
Swanson Pushes West Virginia Inquiry Resolution
Washington May 2 Senator Swanson chairman of the committee framing the resolution favored a broad investigation of conditions in the West Virginia coal fields. Backed by education and labor committees and prominent supporters, Swanson hoped for quick approval. Senator Kern planned to push his resolution to next week for passage and anticipated subcommittees under the Teenlation act would visit West Virginia soon.
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Washington, D. C
Swangon
West Virginia
Senate
West Wimgintic
Emperor Yoshihito Ill With Pneumonia in Tokyo
Emperor Yoshihito of Japan fell seriously ill in Tokyo with inflammation of the lungs and high fever. Eight court physicians are in attendance as news reports say his condition causes national concern but is not deemed immediately life threatening. He ascended the throne on July 30, 1903, and is in his 34th year with three sons, the eldest being crown prince Hirohito.
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Japan
Yoshila
Yoshihito
Emperor of
Hirobito
Imperial
Progressive Republican Meet in Minneapolis Conference
Minnesota League holds conference with members of the Progressive Republican movement and state leaders from nearby states in Minneapolis Ohna May 22. Rep J L Lenroot of Superior Wis and Senator Gronna of North Dakota are among visitors. The meeting opens at four this afternoon to appoint committees and plan for a future gathering.
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Minneapolis
Ohna
Mesota Progressive Rapublican League
J. L. Lenroot
Superior
Wis
Sepater Gronna
North Dakota
Loftus
Webb Found Guilty At Second Trial In Detective Case
Robert Webb, known as the auto bandit, was found guilty of murder in a second trial in Chitaga Tu on May 22. He was sentenced to life imprisonment for the killing of Detective Peter Hart.
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Chicago
Chitaga
Robert Webb
Peter Hart
Mrs Clark to lead OWA club women in Cedar Rapids
Cedar Rapids May 22 Mrs R B Clark of Red Oak will be next president of the town Federation of Women’s clubs. An informal ballot gave her an overwhelming vote with exact figures not available at noon. Mrs Jennie I Barty of Cedar Rapids received a large vote. Nominations were made for vice president secretary and treasurer with several withdrawals noted. The election will be held at tomorrow’s session.
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R. B. Clark
Red Oak
Jennie I. Barty
Clark
Berry
Mayer
Francis Whiley
Webster Ci
Carrie
Tann
Onwara
W. H. Spauldini
Grinnell
F. Faiitle
Cherokee
Homer Miller
Des Moines
Robert Patrick
Sioux City
Homer Afiller
General Federation
California
San Francisco
Cal
Seroku Jebara
Ayao Jiattori
San Jose
Wass
Kurota
Japanese Association of America
Hatteraati
Desperate Lynch Attempts Foiled at Hiawatha Jail
A second violent mob from Falls City Nebraska failed to seize Walter Ballew in Hiawatha Kansas after bursting doors and shattered windows. Sheriff Bartlow and deputies repelled the attackers with revolvers, forcing the mob to withdraw and awaiting legal transfer to Nebraska for trial. In Kansas City Missouri a 500-man negro mob stormed the Floyd Avenue police station demanding Wesley Robinson be handed over for execution after his confession to murder. Police lines held. Robinson was escorted to headquarters amid threats and scattered clashes.
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Kansas
Falls City
Nebraska
Luch Walter Bartow
Mia
Anda Keller
Sherry Moore
Bherry Bartow
Urs
Inder
Bartlow
Barlow
Tag
Ballew
Kansas City
Floya Avenue
Nevro
Wesley Robinson
Robinson
Jennie Hill
Tom J
Loose Perak Beasts Away From Threatening Mountain Peak
Military engineers blasted the Mountain That Threatened Village in France on May 12, using 904 pounds of dynamite to fragment the rock mass of 6000 cubic feet. The danger to Tomery village prompted villagers to move property to hills as the peak could collapse at any moment. Before detonation, huts and belongings were relocated to safety. Also reported is the appointment of Prof. M. J. McDonald, former Buffalo teacher, as professor of education at the State Normal School at Buffalo after leaving the local high school in the city.
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France
Tomery
Buffalo
State Normal School
Tuflalo
Cornel College
Weather report fragment for Muscatine area
Fair tonight and Friday with rising temperatures and moderate winds. Temperature around six degrees above standard. Muscatine river stage today at seven feet four inches, rising about five inches. Sunset and moonrise times not clearly readable.
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