Guns Boom Greetings to Coronation Envoys at Trondhjem
The Prince and Princess of Wales and their children arrived aboard the British yacht Victoria and Albert, greeted by salutes from Juno and Talbot. The Amiral Aube French cruiser and French embassy officers reached port for the coronation, with a music rehearsal held in the cathedral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trondhjem
Norway
Haakon VII
Queen Maud
Princess of Wales
Victoria and Albert
Juno
Talbot
King Heakon
Crown Prince
Olaf
Prince and Princess of Wales
Haakon
Prince of Wales
Guard of Honor
Amiral Aube
William W. Gibson
St. Petersburg
Pulajanes Kill Policemen In Leyte Raid
Manila reports a band of 300 Pulajanes led by Ceasario Pastor attacked Burauen on Leyte island. They killed five police and wounded five, capturing the rest except the lieutenant. they burned municipal records and took arms and ammunition while the town funds remained untouched. A Constabulary detachment pursued them. Provincial Governor Veyra was elsewhere gathering evidence for the Pardon Commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manila
Ceasario Pastor
Burauen
Leyte
Lieut
Johnson
Veyra
Pardon Commission
Bilibid
Hearing on coal car discrimination reaches railroad leaders
Philadelphia June 20 The Inter State Commerce Commission hearings on coal car distribution and alleged discrimination prompt the Pennsylvania Railroad to send representatives and witnesses. officials acknowledge the crucial 1902 1903 period requires expert record analysis, delaying full testimony. Vice President Thayer and lawyers Patterson to attend in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Railroad
Inter-State Commerce Commission
Washington, D. C
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Washington
Congress
Edward A. Moseley
Thayer
George Stuart Patterson
Thomas Patterson
Bogus Lord's Bride Search Ties to aliases and graft probes
In New Iberia Louisiana and Asheville North Carolina a fund to prosecute the search for Miss Josephine Hood widowed to John C Cavendish grows. Cavendish known as Lord Douglass has multiple aliases and a trail of marriages from Fort Worth to Virginia and Mexico with a photo ID in police records. Meanwhile in Washington the ICC coal hearings yield no major graft disclosures as E B Whitney questions railroad rate practices and C A Steiner admits coal mine stock holdings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
New Iberia
Asheville
N. C
Josephine Hood
John. C. Cavendish
Secretary of State
Southern Pacific
New Orleans
Lord Douglass
Cavendish
Fort Worth
Texas
Miss Hood
Mexico
Anderson
Monterey
Hobbs
Virginia
East St. Louis
South Bend
Denver
Hot Springs
Washington
Inter-State Commerce Commission
E. B. Whitney
Maryland
West Virginia
Whitney
Western Maryland Railroad
Guggenheim Exploration Co Sets July 2 Meeting on Stock Rise
Stockholders are called to a special meeting in Perth Amboy on July 2 to vote a capital increase from 17 million to 22 million dollars. About 7.91 million new shares will be offered at 200 dollars each to 50 percent of holdings, with unsubscribed shares sold by the directors at no less than 200. The move funds over 10 million in mining acquisitions in Utah Nevada Alaska Yukon and British Columbia as the company plans further purchases. Subscription must be exercised by July 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guggenheim Exploration Company
Perth Amboy
Guggenheim
Utah
Nevada
Alaska
Yukon Territory
British Columbia
Burton's friends push bid for presidential clemency
Washington June 20. Effort to obtain a pardon for J R Burton is to be made. He resigned from the Senate and faces a $2500 fine and six months in a St Louis jail. Friends hope Roosevelt might remit imprisonment if Burton withdraws a Supreme Court rehearing motion. Unconditional pardon is ruled out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Washington
J. R. Burton
Senate
Roosevelt
St. Louis
Burton
Supreme Court
Spectacular Times Square Fire At 164 West 46th Street
Flames issued from the sixth floor windows of 164 West 46th Street in Times Square yesterday morning. The blaze caused about 20 000 dollars in tire and material damage and scorched several fifth floor automobiles while harming no one. The sixth floor housed a general repair shop for the Times Square Automobile Company and was contained in under fifteen minutes with spontaneous combustion as the leading theory of origin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Forty-sixth Street
Times Square
Times Square Automobile Company
American Locomotive declares first dividend on common stock
Wall Street expected an initial common stock dividend from the American Locomotive Company. Directors announced 1% for the quarter, in addition to 18% on the preferred stock, placing common stock on a 5 percent yearly basis. The firm notes earnings exceed those of the prior fiscal year and cites a strong outlook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wall Street
American Locomotive Company
No Election of Senators Defeated in House Vote
Washington June 20 Representative Norris of Nebraska led a losing House fight on a joint resolution to amend the Constitution for direct Senate elections and four year terms for Representatives. De Armond and Tyndall opposed. Bourke Cochran supported longer terms. The measure failed 89 to 86 with two thirds not voting in favor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Norris
Nebraska
House
Messrs
de Armond
Tyndall
Missouri
Congress
Bourke Cochran
Allan Line to Build Two Turbine Liners for American Service
Glasgow, June 20. The Allan Line plans active expansion of its American service with contracts already drawn for two new turbine liners larger than the Virginian and Victorian, recently built for Canadian traffic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glasgow
Scotland
Allan Line
Miss Lish Wins Suit Against Strauss for Damages
Rosa Lish, who sued Benjamin H. Strauss for 25000 for breach of promise, secured 14800 in damages from a City Court jury before Justice Hascall. She testified she came to this country to search for a lost brother and met Strauss on a train in 1902. letters from Strauss were read at trial. Max Telson and Lizzie Telson testified about an engagement party at their Eagle Avenue home in the Bronx. Strauss said he could not marry due to financial inability to support his father and Miss Lish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosa Lish
Benjamin H. Strauss
Justice Hascall
Miss Lish
Strauss
Chicago
Max
Lizzie Telson
Eagle Avenue
Bronx
Fother
Hibben Named Second Secretary of Embassy to Mexico
Paxton P. Hibben, Third Secretary at St. Petersburg, is appointed Second Secretary of the American Embassy to Mexico. Ambassador Meyer plans a July vacation, visiting Germany for a cure before returning to the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Petersburg
Paxton P. Hibben
Mexico
Meyer
Germany
America
Andrew Cullen Dies After Cold Shower Belief
Andrew Cullen aged 41 of 93 Magnolia Avenue Jersey City died in his home bathtub yesterday from heart disease, family believes, triggered by a shock from a cold shower bath. His wife had advised against it. Cullen had been ill and was a proponent of cold-water cures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Cullen
Magnolia Avenue
Jersey City
Mr. Cullen
A Wonderful Tonic HORSFORDS ACID PHOSPHATE
An advertising blurb promotes Horsford's Acid Phosphate as a cooling refreshing and invigorating tonic. It claims to dispel a dragged out feeling during spring and summer and features a testimonial by Adyv.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horsford
Blisses In Supreme Court Over Long Island Railroad Suit
Mr and Mrs E W Bliss and their counsel ex Senator Albert A Ray attended a Mineola Supreme Court session for the Bliss suit against the Long Island Railroad over last summer s accident. The case was postponed due to court workload and may be heard today. George Fleming said Mrs Bliss was hiding after midnight with five or six men following. she suspected railroad involvement though not kidnapers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. W. Bliss
Supreme Court
Mineola
Albert A. Ray
Mrs. Bliss
Long Island Railroad
George Elliott Fleming
Blisses
Tenderloin
Shanley
Bliss Rey
Breslin
Mr. Fleming
Starr's Niece Injured in Pelham Manor Runaway Horse
A horse drawing Mrs. George O Starr and Mrs. M N Litson was frightened by a fast car on the Post Road at Pelham Manor. Mrs. Starr suffered double leg fractures and internal injuries and remained unconscious. Mrs. Litson had a compound skull fracture. The auto fled the scene. Mrs. Starr is George Starr's niece, of Mount Vernon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George O. Starr
J. L. Reynolds
Little Reg Church
Starr
Liston
Mount Vernon Hospital
George Oo Starr
Barnum & Bailey Circus
Arrival of Buyers In Washington Aids Local Firms
The notice lists numerous buyers and firms from cities like Philadelphia Boston and Rochester visiting Washington. It names Woodward & Lothrop J Moyne and many merchants dealing in carpets dry goods corsets laces jewelry and garments. Hotels Breslin and Broztell appear as luncheon and meeting venues with subscriptions and display arrangements noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodward & Lothrop
Washington, D. C
J. Moyne
Bronway
Hotel Barling
Boney
Burke
Fitz Simons
One & Co
Kk. P. Barry
Nations
Edwards, E. W., & Son
Troy
Miss E Fitzgerald
White
E. Meidlaces
Victoria
McRonals
Hunter-Tuppen Company
Syra F
Miss McGourty
Church Street
Victoria Hotel Dives
Pomeroy & Stewart
Reading Penn
M.L. Seidl
Walker Street
Wallace, J., & Sans
Roudsburg
B. L. Te
Wien Breslin
Boston
Hotel Breslin
Armstrong
Cator ‘O
Baltimore
Penn
Breslin
Xnk
Meldrum
H. A
Company
Buffalo
N. Y
J. Cloney
Broztell Cohn-Goodman Company
Cleveland
Ohio
M Goodman
Broztell
McCurdy & Rae
Cordene
Rochester
Vee McCurdy
White Street
Seville
White Wanamaker
John
Philadelphia
Darnell
Broadway
Tenth Street
Hartman
J. H
York, Penn
Wholesale fashion houses and hotels list across cities
A dense catalog of retailers and agents in dry goods, clothing, millinery, and furnishings with associated buyers and hotel venues. Names span Boston to New Haven, Philadelphia to Chicago, detailing firms, agents, goods, and hotel endpoints in a single compilation.
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BRILL
New York
Serge
L. B
London
Shop L. B
Union Square
14Th Street
Chambers
Cortlandt St
Greenwich
25Th St
Third Ave
Fits Tsunen
Henry Holmes & Son
Europe
Optician
4Th Ave
Bet
Bway & 6Th
Madison Ave
Cr 60Th St
Rue Scribe
Paris
West
King
WM. Vogel & Son
Houston St
Pennsylvania
Fic
Kansas
Locomotive Company
Wellville
Lish
B. H. Strauss
Ambassador Meyer
Saks & Company
Pony
Eton
Prince
Bower Monessese
Peter Pan
Geo
Stern Brothers
West Twenty-third Street
Bowman
Harrisburg
H. H. Bowman
Breslin, Gilchrist Company
Mass
W. Warnock
F. Katz
Howard Street
Walcott
Filenes
T. S. Mayer
Breslin, Stewart & Co
C. S. Stackpole
Denholnx— & McKay , Company
Worcester
C. F. McDuff
Brown, Thompson & Co
Hartford
Lynchburg
J. R
Millner
St. Denis
Wanamaker
J.F. Collins
Kline Brothers
Reading
I. Kline
Goldenberg
H. Gainsbaum
Howe & Stetson Company
New Haven
Mich
L. Rosenbaum
Rosenbaum
Normandie
Bennett-Morgan Company
Binghamton
H. C. Bennett
McKelvey
G. M
Youngstown
E. G. Miller
Stearns, R. H., & Co
Roanoke
J. T. Lee
Herald Square
Frear
T. O’brien
Washington, D. Co
E. Woodward
Astor House
May Company
Ham
WM. Underwood & CO
Antico
ARROW
Cluett, Peabody 4 CO
Colvett
Monarch
Khot al
J. S. Spring
J. C. Holsworth
Westminster Hotel Sweeney Company
Tie. Brown
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