London Coronation Observed Amid Crowded Streets and Hotels
Crowds packed streets from Temple Bar to Wellington Street as omnibuses filled and hotel stock soared. Americans face high rates with some leaving for seashore while others stay for coronation events. stands fill, police issue warnings, and decorations light up Piccadilly with flags and roses as millions converge on London.
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Temple Bar
Wellington Street
Strand
William Pinkerton
Borough Polytechnic
South London
Green Park
Constitution Hill
Buckingham Palace Gardens
London
Piccadilly
St. James’s Street
Pall Mall
Devonshire House
Stratton House
John Hays Hammond
Otto H. Kahn
Dorchester House
Whitelaw Reid
White Star Line
Cockspur Street
Whitehall
Pan Mall
Trafalgar Square
Stock Exchange
Pennsylvania Railroad Summer Excursion Book Issued
The Pennsylvania Railroad announces a Summer Excursion Book with routes and rates to about eight hundred American resorts. It may be obtained from any Ticket Agent for ten cents or mailed postpaid by Geo. W. Boyd for twenty five cents. Summer excursion tickets with liberal return limits are on sale nationwide.
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Pennsylvania Railroad
America
Geo. W. Boyd
Philadelphia
Coronation Fever Grips London as King George V Ascends Throne
London crowds throng the streets in daylong coronation excitement for King George V and Queen Mary. Royal procession bells, guards, and packed venues mark a city in fervent celebration with foreign envoys and American dignitaries among the spectators.
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London
Victoria
George
George V
Queen Mary
Queen Victoria
King Edward
Queen Alexandra
Mafeking
Olympia
Poultry Trust Trial Sees Brief Exchange of Jabs
In General Sessions Judge Rosalsky’s court, eighteen Poultry Trust defendants face monopoly charges. Witness Samuel F. Fleck testified as De Ford and Jerome sparred briefly over papers and by laws as Judge Rosalsky kept order.
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Poultry Trust
Rosalsky
Jerome
de Ford
Samuel F. Fleck
New York Live Poultry Commission Merchants’ Association
Mr. de Ford
Rosaleky
Mr. Jerome
Fleck
George E. Brown
Association
Cram Chooses Path for Cathedral Amid Gothic Debate
Architect Cram defends appointment as consulting architect for the cathedral project after trustees oust La Farge. He cites church duty and forty years of study, while critics note shifts toward a developed Gothic style and possible plan revisions. Other firms and projects of Cram Goodhue & Ferguson are mentioned alongside broader Gothic preferences in church architecture.
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New York
la Farge
Mr. la Farge
American Institute of Architects
Institute
Train Wreck Kills/Injures Three In Essex Crossing
A touring car carrying E. P. Dickey his wife and Miss Marion Dickerman was struck by a freight train in Guilford near Essex crossing the tracks. Mrs Dickey and Miss Dickerman are unconscious with serious injuries. Mr Dickey about 70 and badly cut. The auto was crushed and the two women buried in debris. Mr Dickey a former New York banker with an estate in the area.
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New York Times
Guilford
Conn
E. P. Dickey
Marion Dickerman
New Haven
Essex
Dickey
New York
Autoist killed racing at State Fair Park
Walter Donnelly of Cincinnati was killed racing at State Fair Park Milwaukee when his car at fifty miles per hour struck a fence. His skull was fractured and he died in a hospital after a tire came off the rear wheel causing the machine to skid at the fortieth mile three-quarter post as a dust cloud rose. Officials believe that this caused the fatal crash.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Walter Donnelly
Cincinnati
State Fair Park
Donnelly
Race accident halts ride as Donnelly unable to avert crash
Donnelly failed to right his machine to avoid the fence during the race. His wife sat in the grandstand holding their baby and watched the incident unfold.
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Donnelly
Tribune Wins Warrant Over Stolen Records Linking Senator
James Keeley general manager of The Chicago Tribune swore out a warrant for the arrest of George Gravis alleging theft of The Tribune's books and papers. The material purportedly contains evidence of moral turpitude of a United States Senator and other government officers. Wade H. Ellis hired as Tribune counsel. Glavis, acting for The Tribune, claimed to have purchased the records and refused to surrender them. Glavis may be with an ad agency in Chicago.
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Washington
James Keeley
The
Chicago Tribune
George O. Gravis
Chicago
Tribune
United States
Wade H. Ellis
Keeley
Gravis
Glavis
Mr. Keeley
Break over Cathedral design sparks Trustee rift with La Farge
Architects say the Cathedral of St. John the Divine Trustees forced a Gothic shift on C. Grant La Farge's Romanesque plan and declined to renew his contract. They then hired Ralph Adams Cram as his successor, signaling a preference for a Gothic style over the original design.
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Mr. la Farge
Cathedral of
St. John the Divine
C. Grant la Farge
George L. Heins
Mr. Heins
Ralph Adams Cram
la Farge
The Strongest Proof of Martinolar Dentistry
The advertisement touts patient testimonials as proof of superiority for Martinolar Teeth. Mrs Albert Schenck of Hazelton Pa praises comfort and long tenure with no envy of plate or bridge work, and F C Kellett of New York City calls the work solid as a rock. Readers are invited for a free consultation or to request a free Martinolar Dentistry book.
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Albert Schenck
Hazelton
G. Gordon Martin
Inc
E. Cranberry Ave
F. C. Kellett
Gordon Martin
Inn
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Paris
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London Times
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Robert Sands
Arthur Sturgis
Richard Harding Davis
Mgr
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McClure
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Bache
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Francis Crowninshield
Clarence Moore
George Branley
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Duke of Connaught
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Jerusalem
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Prince of Wales
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Lord Sandhurst
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Lexington Avenue
Fiftythird Street
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Robinson
Mills Hotel
Seventh Avenue
West Thirty-seventh Street
Bromley Road
William Y. Jack
Jack
Connell
East Fifty-first Street
Bobby
J. D. Wasson
Cram
Gothic
William M. Grosvenor
Times
Heins-La Farge
Heins
Virginia
Old St. Luke’s Church
Smithfield
Benjamin W. Morris
Bertram G. Goodhue
Cram, Goodhue & Ferguson
Morris
Europe
Mr. Cram
Harris
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125Th Street
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Columbus Avenue
Nassau Street
John Street
Brooklyn
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Hahne & Co
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Incorporated
Fifth Avenue
N. Y
Louis
Minneapolis
St. Williams
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Interwoven Stocking Co
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Tel
Madison Square
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