King Oscar Dethroned Amid Nordic Political Transition
Contained in the report, the Storthing’s decision follows a lengthy process with notable order and dignity. The retiring premier Michele is praised for his conduct, while the star chamber prepares to convey the address to the nation as parliament seats | The article describes a dramatic constitutional event with careful preparation and public reaction, noting the dignity of proceedings and the transfer of responsibility to the executive and public.
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Orewila
Michele
Wien
Gecbie
No Pears of Conflict In Europe Report
The report cites Sweden and Norway during June as debating sovereignty and potential steps to avoid armed conflict. It notes Norwegian unity, constitutional limits, and royal succession history, highlighting Geneva-like diplomacy while warning of possible opposition from foreign powers.
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Storthing
Geil
Alfie
Norway
Sareay
Doar Ani
Latter King Oscar II’s dynasty and royal offspring
An OCR fragment outlines the House of Bernadotte with Gustav IV born 1858 as Crown Prince regent and Oscar II’s four sons Gustave, Oscar, Carl, and Eugene. It notes marriages to Danish and French nobility, a betrothal of Gustav IV’s heir to Princess Matilda, and references to Waldemar and Muriel of Orleans with scattered dates and titles.
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Oscar
House of
Bernsdotte
Sweden
Gustave
Nas
Prince Oscar
Carl
Prince Eughne
Gustav Bits
Oscar Wars
Sass
Munck
Putkin
Price Caz
Prinnesa Inerbor
Frederick
Denmark
Eugene
Af Marrind
Gustavis Afpirnis
Matearnt Meineia
Don Faught
Waldemar
Norwas
Murle
Ovieans
Duke of
Chartres
Hays
Ony
King Oscar Refuses Norwegian Crown for His Son
The Stockholm correspondent for The Standard reports King Oscar has declined Norway’s crown in favor of his son. The note mentions Landon and a dune as part of the fragmented details.
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Oscar 11
Norway
Landon
Dune
Strckholm
the Standard
Oscar Tius
Swedes Sustain King As Norwegian Crisis Deepens
Stockholm reports a massive loyalty rally backing King Oscar amid the Norwegian secession crisis. The king and royal family appeared on a castle balcony as bands played, while citizens cheered. A banquet was presented to the king. Authorities in Copenhagen view the Storthing actions with grave concern.
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Stockholm
Oscar
Jong
Rosendal Castile
Copenhagen
Storthing
Nyw Dagiet Aliehanda
Seve
All Europe Startled by Norway Step in Royal Question
London reports Norway's tentative move toward a constitutional change followed by warlike tensions with Russia and anxiety across European powers. Editorials debate the king's powers and the risk to the union, with Britain favoring Sweden and King Oscar’s succession. In other news, Clarence Young received a fifty year sentence for a failed express train robbery near Bearmouth on May 4.
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London
Norway
Europe
Russia
William
Oscar
Nerwas
Sweden
Peul
Advions
Pali Upshore
Mom
Clarence Young
Bearmouth
Haa
Swedish Diet summoned to address union burden in Norway
The text describes a push to persuade Norway to stay in the union as its burden grows. It notes the Swedish Diet will meet in extraordinary session in a fortnight to speak for Sweden while the King’s voice represents the union. It reports that revolutionaries have exposed themselves and violated the union oath, prompting the removal of Norwegians in Sweden’s diplomatic service to avoid recognizing a country in revolt.
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Openiuizen
Sweden
Norway
Union
Court of Appeals Calendar for Tomorrow Albany June
Albany court schedule lists cases Nos. 2 24 25 98 25 22 and 23 on the Court of Appeals calendar for tomorrow.
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Court OF Appeal
Albany
T.—Court of Appeals
Weather Impacts State Camp Drills At Peekskill
Rain and gloom hindered morning activities at Peekskill State Camp June 7. Despite poor weather, signal corps continued work with rubber ponchos, while observers raised the street head tower to forty two feet and prepared timber for wireless towers.
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Peekskit State Camp
Mit
Clenepal Roe
Louis M. Greer E
Yenterday
Drill Regulations Test Results With 17th Separate Company
Officers tested new drill regulations as crews covered a hundred yard distance to time movements. Company 1 of the 17th Separate Company, led by Captain John Kilne, set a benchmark by completing the run in 47 seconds with 88 steps by the tall squad and 114 steps by the smaller men, a second trial showing similar timing. Visitors included Colonel Daniel Appleton Captain James W Meyers and Major John T Sadler of the 5th Battalion.
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John Kilne
Urial
Eatih
Ompans
Colanel Daniel Appleton
Dines W. Meyers
7Th Regiment
Joh T. Sadler
Hayes for Sheriff Appears as Tammany Nominee
The piece notes Fire Commissioner Nicholas J. Hayes is likely to be Tammany’s Sheriff candidate if the party revises plans by September. The post, worth about $50,000, highlights Hayes as a leading district figure with limited fortune and signals internal deliberations among Tammany allies. Also mentioned are Tyler T. Wikley’s prior bid and O’Brien’s defeat, withCounty Clerk or Water Commission roles possible for other officials.
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Nicholas J. Hayes
Tammany Randidate
Hayes
Tammany District
Murphy
Futhehd
Plunkitt and McManus clash over graft and leadership charge
The dispute centers on George Washington Plunkitt and Assemblyman McManus in Ith District politics. Alleges graft deals, nomination payments, and railroad committee influence while they met at Police Headquarters amid fireworks show of scorn and denial.
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George Washington Plunkitt
Tammany Hall
Plunkitt
Martin Saxe
McMavus
Ith
SteMangs
McManus
Huey
Frawley
Mr. McManun
Assembly
My. McMtanns
Mr. Plungin
Mr. McManus
Mr. Plunkite
Harney Martin
Nixon
Plunaltt
Weaver Orders Voter Checks Across City Departments
Philadelphia on June 7 Mayor Weaver instructed Director Potter of Public Safety to have the seven departments examine their voter lists and report by Saturday the number of registered voters and those entitled to vote from their homes. The Mayor warned workers they must devote full time to duty and not run boarding house activities amid long-standing charges of police and firemen aiding voter colonization and organized influence.
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Philadelphia
Weaver
Potter
Public Safety
Refartiena
Waa
Weaver's drastic purge hits city police force
Mayor Weaver assesses five to ten boarders homes for city employees. He dismisses eleven police officers for dereliction of duty after they were found guilty in the Smyth case. Smyth had fined each man one hundred days pay, but the Mayor deemed the penalty insufficient.
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Weaver
Justice O'Brien Appointed Albany Stine 7
Governor Higgins designated Morgan J. O'Brien of New York City as presiding justice of the Appellate Division First Department in Albany.
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Albany
Stine
Higgins
Morgan J. O'Brien
New York City
O'Brien Elevated to Presiding Justice of Appellate Division
The appointment fills the vacancy caused by Justice Charles H. Van Brunt's death. Morgan J. O'Brien becomes Presiding Justice, with his successor for the Supreme Court yet to be named. O'Brien has long been aligned with the Democratic party and has served in high courts since 1887. He was born in New York, educated at Fordham and Columbia, and has been a prominent figure in the state judiciary.
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Norway
Sweden
National Assembly
Aeanil
Ctsnisen
Olaf
Feomart
Stendina- Var
Peter
Margaret
Denmark
Murchase
Bonaparte
Norwar
Kiel
IEA
Christian Frederik
Gephrr
Moss
Howden
Abe
Charles XVII
Riksake
Sverre
Oscar
Pebrucry
Ovine
Norwegian Council
Jim Vo
Swedtah
Bowery
Toretaun
Ana Yonien
Betadilie
Jules Martie
Dinier Dlen
AL Wilhelm
Charles H. van Brust
Justice O'Brien
Justice van Brunt
Supreme Court
Morgan J. O'Brien
Eagar
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Sinee
Judes O'Brien
Tudge O'Brien
New York
Fordham Cole
Columbia
Muiry
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