King Alfonso Visits London Guildhall Luncheon
King Alfonso of Spain toured London with a grand procession from Buckingham Palace to the Guildhall, greeted by crowds and officials. He and King Hawart later attended polo at Ranelagh and dined with dignitaries, while Scotland Yard detectives helped ensure security after an early morning incident in Bardost.
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James
Alfons
Spain
Tuncheon
Lenilor
Alfonso
Hawart
Ranelagh
Lansdowne
Canterbury
Wallejas Bell
Balfour
Henry Campbell-Pannerman
Tonsredar
Bardost
King St
Beckingham Palace
Scotland Yard
Buckingham Palaos
Guishall
Fell Mall
Regentst
Oxford St
Cheapside
Publin
Sovereien
Prince of Wales
Mval
London
John Pound
Edema Quest
Buckingham Palace
Monument Unveiling Honors President Mintinter in Lomor Parade
A grand parade marks the unveiling of a monument to President Mintinter in Lomor Park. McKinley memorial committee chair Wilhelm reads Roosevelt speech praising the founders. Colonel Thomas C. Fimmerman wrote the Makirler ode sung by the choir, as Emory Smith and General W. W. Blackmar spoke.
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Teafive
Lomor
Mty Park
Chairmse Wiilf
Roosevelts
Thomas C. Fimmerman
Emory Smith
W. W. Blackmar
Do Not Endorse Mr Rockefeller South Band Ind
June 7 Northern Milana Bertist Arendatios vote down Wheeler resolution. Debate centers on party lines and proposed action amid factional tension.
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MR. Rockefeller
Ind
Wheeler
Elkhart
Bs Betittoad
Tne
Transatlantic Travellers and British News Snippets
A jumble of passenger list notes and occasional British items. Mentions Moe Biuschier Andrew Steinway and others aboard an Atlantic crossing plus Pall Mall Gazette musings about a duke and motor throttling on a London thoroughfare. Mentions a revolver for protection and unfamiliar names.
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Pall Mall Gazette
Uberty
President to Vacation at Oyster Bay with June 22 Arrival
Washington reports the President will be at Oyster Bay on the night of June 22 after departing Washington June 4. He will speak at Clark University, Worcester, and Williams College, Williamstown, Mass, on the following days. Secretaries and aides arrange accommodations in town, with Seawanaka Yacht Club house and local boarding houses serving as base.
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Oyster Bay
Clark University
Worcester
Williams College
Williamstown
Mass
Orb
Seawankaka Club
Centra Isisné
Loeb
Anchorage
Seawanbaka Corinthian Yacht Club
Wit
Lutin
Bayville
Eter
Sagamane Hill
Rube
Sears Family Quiet Over Will Report
Boston June 7Members of the Sears family refused to discuss a rumored second will of the late J Montgomery Sears said to have vanished. The estate representatives Charles and Penhalion say Mrs Sears holds the older will from twelve years ago and will seek probate when proper.
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Boston
J. Montgomery Sears
Sears
Charles & Penhalion
Annual Parades and Meetings Dominate City Schedule
A jumble of events appears for today including a parade, mayoral review, municipal league session, a fete for a benefactor, rapid transit commission talk, New York University commencement at University Heights, and various church, civic, and academic gatherings.
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Ohticrens
Hansyar
City Tub
Henett
J Hood
Hood
Kingsbridge
Atternoon
Rapid Fransit Commission
Prominent Arrivals at the Hotels
A crowded list of visitors noted at hotels includes Allison of Iowa Nevill Armstrong Bennett London Avid member of the U S Navy. Names span Detroit London Mexico El Paso Havana Boston Manchester Dublin Sheffield Kingston and Yokohama with many others from Panama Port towns and England observed among the guests.
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Towa
Nevill
A. D. Armstrong
Lendos
Bree Bennett
London
Alke George PL Avid
United States Navy
Astor—De
A. H. Carter
Detroit
William Mite
Tora
SteCarthy
Sonora
Mexico
Reslin-Eugene
Eline
N Prandsan
Equsninge Tames We Binker
Banteington
Albornos
Havens
Cantain Nh
Richelson
Malpas
England
Mark Twain Declines Reno Visit for July Celebrations
The famed author declines a Reno Nevada invitation to attend the Fourth of July festivity, recalling the Rockies of the 1860s and 80s with vivid, if halting, affection. He laments aging and the impossibility of travel while thanking friends for their hospitality and urging farewell to past joys.
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Mark Twain
Reno
Nev
Rockies
de Mountathe
New Tiarimshire
Riches Fled Died Poor A Wall Street Relative Of Sage
William M. Riley a relative of Russell Sage died in New York Hospital soon after being brought there as a charity patient. He was a New York Stock Exchange member, speculator, and real estate operator with mining and lumber interests. His widow Jeannette Riley recalled his rise and decline over decades of market turmoil. Funeral arrangements were set for Webster with burial at Webster.
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Wiliam M. Riley
Russell Sage
New-York Hospital
New-York Stork Exchange
Wisconsin
Jeannette Huntington Riley
Huntingtons
West Tirst
Seo
Riley
Wall Street
Syracuse
Calvin Riley
Shurtleff College
Pelican
Diven
Georgetown
Cal
Saae
Airs
Hiley
Farm for Mrs Roosevelt in Albemarle County
Fragmentary report notes a farm associated with Mrs Roosevelt near Richmond Virginia and New York financier Wilmer. A frame house on urban acres in Albemarle County had a porch added and lower door altered. Mrs Roosevelt is said to arrive at the house soon.
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Roosevelt
Wilmer
New-Tork
Albemarle
Las Leon
Obituary of Beriah Wilkins Former Congressman From Ohio
Beriah Wilkins, owner and visitor of The Washington Past and former Congressman from Ohio, died suddenly today in Washington. He had just declined a drive with his wife Mia Wilkins and suffered a stroke two years after earlier illness. Born in Ohio, he rose to manage a major firm in Thridsville and gained a Wall Street style career as a Democrat and Randall Democrat, serving three terms in Congress and shaping financial debates. He was widowed and survived by two sons and his wife Mrs Wilkins, with key roles in business and at the inauguration committees.
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Washington
Eriah Wilkins
Washington Prat
Congress
Ohio
Mia Wilkins
New York
Mr. Wilkins
Thridsville
Ghio Genste
Democratic State Central
Don Randall
Crisp
Garrish
Morrison Hurd
Wilkins
Randall
Willeins
Emnc
Fle Wen
Teedo
Business Mo's Association
Nim
Exilly J. Robinson
Maryn Ville
Basons
Cele
Alder
John T
Atu’ Meererqry
Aml Yaa
Choate Back From England With Navy Talk At Heart
Joseph H Choate arrives aboard the Caronia and is photographed on the pier at Queenstown. He chats with reporters about England, the war, and Navy buildup, declines direct duty offers, and hints at possible retirement or divinity study.
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Tig Eopited
Kiniea
Cours of St James
Caroria
Ani
Chaate
Jane 4
Grimdaiece
Josephine de Geredortt
Chraiea
England
Bite
Equitable Dife Assurance
Casate
Roosevelt
Russtor Cribers
Crean
Duke
Pocter
Paw Jones
Japan
Mehoate
Weather Report Predicts Cold Front and Storms Across Regions
The Washington forecast notes a low pressure system moving in from the west with a southeastward surge. Showers and dust storms are reported from the Old Father Lake region to the Southwest, with cooling trends and strong winds along the coasts and central valleys. Conditions vary by region with warmer spells expected later in the week and an emphasis on heavy weather coming from the upper Mississippi to the Great Lakes area.
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Gentral
Ein
Father End
Resita
Toylee
Jacaxine
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Teifideratuires
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Uppre
Northere
Jewitt
Dake
Ohin Walter
Attierie Statag
Slesmrtin
Firopean Porte
Fund Aids Japanese Destitutes Receives High Level Praise
Bishop Terris reports receipts and distribution of the Japsnega Teller Fund and Orphan Fund from Coren to Teri Warren Clark. He cites interview with Prime Minister Kateuri and praise from Ministers of foreign affairs and the Emperor’s officials for the fund’s help to Japanese recipients.
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Japsnega Teller Fund
Orphan Fund
New York
Coren
Teri Warren Clark
Tne
Clark
Harris
Kateuri
Nteign
Mme Huan
Tere
Tha Feliet Fund
Misha Miri
Stanford Endowment to Reach 300 Million After Estate
President Jordan of Stanford University said in an interview that once the Stanford estate is settled an invested endowment of 300 million dollars would be created. He asserted the endowment would outrank every American university and be the largest in the world. The bequest is anticipated to begin at once as a tribute to Mrs. Stanford's business leadership.
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Jordan
Leland Stanford University
Stanford
Amuriom University
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Mears
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Raterday TivoAt
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Hatreseem Fearon
Mazeran
Lalator
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Seagate
Penarimeria
Coles
Rinidad
TSA
Tissess
Guiana
Maravat
Argentina
Uruguar
Toe Cube
Toe
Toerland
Badman
Dhilesatpeie Avy Sagen
Fritar
Praia
Giaiah
Nates
Zogene
Ae Chaleentecer Mall
Lew Tate
Transpachie Salle Rorwar
Bovina
Secretary Morton Visits Washington For New York Transit Plans
Secretary of the Navy Paul Morton arrives from Washington with Mrs. Morton and Miss Blorton to discuss duties and potential assignments in New York. The discussion covers naval policy, wartime logistics, and forthcoming projects including transport routes and defense initiatives.
Innocent Abroad Dead at 87 in Jamestown Pennsylvania
Susan Gibson widow of Dr William Gilson died at her home aged 87 in Jamestown Penn yesterday. A longtime member of the community she was noted as connected with prominent figures including the Doctor familiar to Mark Twain readers. Organizing meeting of directors of the Municipal Act Society of New York listed new officers: President Charles Lamb, first vice president William Zeipechal, second vice president John Bila Teva, Edmund D Page, Ovuneel Nelson G Sipetser.
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Hebel
Jamestown
Pent
Susan Gibson
William Gilson
Mark Twalh
Gibson
Thappara of Airectors
Afimicipal Act Society of
New York
Charles Lamb
Zirt
Willam T. Eipechal
Jobe J. Bila Tevaures
Edmurd D. Page
Ovuneel
Nelson G, Sipetser
Levi Jacobs dies in Atlantia City after long life travels
Levi Juraha Jacobs aged seventy three died in Atlantia City on Trashtay. Born in Garmanp he came to this country at a young age, settled in Lima Ohio, moved to New York thirty years ago and engaged in real estate and investments. He leaves a large family including Abraham, Bani, Jary Allen and five daughters. Funeral at Teens Bein-Bh on Tuesday at 2 oclock. Also obituary note for Mr Parpart of Mount Vernon who died yesterday aged fifty-nine. he held city club and Republican links and led several local finance associations. Born in Germany. Widow survives.
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Levi Juraha
Atlantia City
Trashtay
Garmanp
Lima
Ohio
New York
Liswistow
Caretiney Ie
Abraham B
Bani
Jary Allen
Ane
A. Schubert
SM Gtr
A. Dans
Willbi Lautertardts
Mie
Chutes Blam
Max Parpart
Mount Vernon
Lis Lome
Parpart
City Club of
New-York Republican Club
New- York and Wakeflold Bullatin Loan Association
Weetchester Wirelinen
Morpart
George W. Elkins Dies at 77 in North Highland
George W. Elkins of North Highland died at age 77. A long-time resident, he was involved in local business and community affairs and was remembered by neighbors and friends for his work with the Surprise of the Weeenhes Wifes Bywdicste society. The obituary notes a widow and several relatives, with services planned in Philadelphia.
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Pilisburg
George We Eiking
Airtes
Ibd
North
Ighland
Mr Eiking
Wim Ts
Af Philadel
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Janet Wirt
Gen Boynton Buried Amid National Tributes
General A. B. Burt, a longtime Army figure and Civil War era veteran, was laid to rest in Arlington National Cemetery. The funeral at New York’s Trinity Church included military honors, a cavalry procession, and condolences from officials including the President and members of the Army of Cumberland and Loyal Legion.
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Hoyntan
Arnioe
Sime
Basne
Fibridts
Wit
de Pudellife
Anako
Christian Kotetit
Sourtae
Society of the Army of
Cunberland
Argantzstiona Weterat Soynton
Furnt
Macy
Foldiran
Radrilae
Pilitta
Aadsereit
Andraw & Burt
Raynin
Coatin
Geneva
Tedestria
Ridin League
Carson
Robert 2
Waho
Brant Rfikson
LA Dookage
Bure
Gaveral
John
Kai
R ‘J.B Shriver
G Breater
Marriages Noted In The Tribulation Tribune Adverts
Marriages and engagements listed with names and partial addresses, including Ayres Sawyer and Amy Wortwocth, and other pairs in various locales. The notice emphasizes full names and addresses required for official endorsement of marriages and deaths.
Death notices republished with local tributes and names
A long list of death notices and remembrances appears to be republished in The Pri-Weekly Tribe, naming numerous individuals, places, and dates. The fragmentary OCR includes references to towns, cemeteries, and various personal names, suggesting a community-wide memorial notice compilation.
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