Coronation Crowds Flood London Streets Amid Festive Hue
Crowds fill central London as decorations go up for the coronation with revelry along The Strand Piccadilly and Trafalgar Square. Royal processions, church services at St Pauls Westminster Abbey and Battersea Park draw thousands while foreign royals and dignitaries arrive. Traffic slows, showers disrupt street displays, and observers watch the preparations for the Thursday ceremony with widespread public interest.
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Westminster Abbey
Lon Antion
James's Fark
Westif Abney
Trafalgar Square
The
Strand
Iprendit Turemebout
Fomot
Conte
East
HTM
Resingtam Palace
Peante
Pao
Pops
London
St. Paul's
Westminster Catholic Cathedral
Battersea Park
Arches
Canada
Africa
Australia
New Zaland
Jamaica
Cheylesmore Comanding
Banda
Duke of York's
Gloucester
St. Maxim
Archfearon Sinclair
Ighmans
Westminster Cathedral
Archishop Bourne
Pattersea
Southwark
Kingston
Richard ©. Kerena
Austria-Hungary
John R Carter
Back to Nature by Roe Fulkerson
An upcoming Sunday Magazine piece by Roe Fulkerson invites amateur agriculturists to rediscover farming dreams and methods, promising engaging storytelling and practical insights for hobbyists and aspiring gardeners.
Windor gold plate to attend state banquet at Buckingham Palace
A solid gold plate valued at several million pounds is brought to Buckingham Palace for a state banquet tomorrow. The plate, added to the royal collection by George II and George IV, will travel to Dublin and Edinburgh for banquets tied to the King's view. The two most valuable items are a diamond-studded ornamental piece with a tail and a solid gold tertha head, both historically connected to Tippoo Sultan's era.
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Office of Works
Order of the Garter
Eavart
Hiv
London
Windsor
Kitchingham Palace
Dublin
Edinburgh
George 11
George IV
Seringapatam
Gifts Pour In On Taft Silver Wedding in White House
Floods of congratulatory messages arrive from rulers and dignitaries as the Taft silver wedding plans proceed. The White House hosts a large family reunion with gifts including two silver urns, a fern from Yale, and pieces from Taft’s navy and society friends. Charles A. Edwards travels from Los Angeles for the ceremony while Miss Helen Taft arrives from Pittsburgh. Rain threatens but clears by nightfall as preparations for the reception advance and illumination is arranged on the south lawn.
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Tethune
Washington
United States
White House
Taft
Russia
Turkey
Mehmed V
Helen Taft
Pitsburg
Belwars
Europe
Horace
All Souls
Toran
Cardinal Gibbons
Hull
Charlie” Taft
Miss Torrey
Henry Waters Taft
Horace Taft
Taft Philippine Party
Tutt
Yale
Psi Up
Gilon
William H. Taft
Pai Upallon Fraternity
Dolphin
Augusta
Mineral Springs Found in White Stone Queens Water
Water Commissioner reports mineral springs in Whitestone area now tapped by new wells. Impure city mains water blamed on local complaints. mineral content includes lime and other chemicals. Potential at home mineral baths touted as health aid.
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Borough of
Queens
White- Stone Powas
Lumbago
Gost
Lebe
M. P Wait
Getten
Whitestone
Whitetone
Walsh
Watata
Brandeis Urges Maternity Insurance For Expectant Mothers
In a June 15 statement from Massachusetts, Louis Brandeis argues for maternity insurance and sick benefits for five to six weeks around confinement. He criticizes penalizing mothers, insisting cures must support mothers lacking income during and after childbirth to protect maternal and infant welfare.
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Unm Kosten
Massachusetts
Louis Brandeis
Death Toll Rises After Prison Pen Collapse in Smokies
In Waterville North Carolina four convicts were killed, twelve mortally or seriously injured, and seventeen others hurt when a log bull pen housing African American prisoners collapsed in the Smoky Mountains near Waterville. Prisoners wore ball and chain. the disaster followed Transcontinental Railroad work. Some inmates helped rescue others as Governor faced immediate pardon requests.
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Waynesville
Waterville
N.C
Smoky Mountains
North Carolina
Wst
Bride 73 Wed 30 Year-Old Husband in New York
News from Wilmington Delaware reports Mrs Ellen J Jackson aged 73 wed Joseph E Coonan aged 30 in a ceremony last Monday. Jackson widow of David Jackson who died a year ago, reportedly worth 560000. Courtship began after a September baseball game in South Nyack when Coonan was hit on the head. he recovered and stayed as a boarder at the Avalon where they grew close.
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N.Y
Wilmington
Del
Ellen J. Jackson
Joseph E. Coonan
South Nyack
Coonan
Avalon
Baseball Grounds
Relics of the Maine Begin to Surface as Search Continues
Havana June 1 reports describe early finds from the battleship Maine as it rises above the water in a cofferdam. Explorers recovered captain’s dinnerware from the officers quarters and an ammunition box with a clumped mass of cartridges for the naval service rifle and several short knife bayonets.
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Havana
Maine
Coar
Naval Service
Pathetic Sword Found Behind Officers Quarters Door
The report notes a dream sword found upright behind the forward portside door from the officers quarters to the spar deck. The bronze hilt remains intact while the knot and rope frayed. A light bulb hung intact amid mud and debris as exploration continues amid rising cofferdam water levels.
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Sanich
Railroad Shops Burned at West New York Fire
The mature Shop near the river front at West New York New Jersey south of the old ferry burned at 1 o clock last night. The fire endangered the ferry house but the Fire Department saved it. Loss is about ten thousand dollars as the building housed valuable machinery and patterns. The night watchman is missing and feared dead.
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West New York
N. J
Delock
Minning
Drought Ends as South Sees Wide Rainfall
Heavy rains swept the South Atlantic States ending a drought that lasted from seventeen days to over a month in parts. Crops benefited by the change in weather with noted gains in moisture. Atlanta Birmingham and Savannah reported heavy electrical displays accompanying the rainfall.
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Atlanta
South Atlantic
Birmingham
Savannah
Storm Full Cures Woman Walks to Church After Paralysis
In Reading Pennsylvania during a recent electrical storm Mrs Mare Ventrell, paralyzed for three weeks, moved her arm and stood. By June 18 she walked to church, a miracle noted from the pulpit by Rev ATM Yost who explained the surprising recovery to congregants.
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the Tribune
Reading
Penn
Mare FR. Wentrell
Atm Yost
Mia Ventrell
Burial of Nicholas Cornell Jr. in Greenwood Cemetery
The body of Nicholas Cornell Jr. was buried in Greenwood Cemetery after his sister, Mrs. Frank H. Lounsbery of Brooklyn, traced his disappearance to a fatal fall at 26 North Williams on February 9. Letters found in the coat were identified as written by him and addressed to his sister.
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Potter's Field
Nicholas Cornell, Jr
Greenwood Cemetery
Nan
Nicholas Corswell
Grange Ated
Ulton Streets
Brooklyn
Henry Ward Beecher
Frank HB. Lounsbery
Madison Street
Reutenant
Oak Street
North Williams
Louna
Deacon Smalls Draws Gun in Savannah Trial
In Savannah on June 15 Joseph Smalls Jr. a Clifton Baptist Church deacon faced a trial for card playing. Unable to speak freely he drew a pistol and aimed at his accusers while elders listened. two men restrained him and he was deposed as deacon after the proceedings.
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Narmpe
Savannah
Joseph Smalls
Clifton Bapist
Smalls
Former boxing champion Fitzsimmons hurt in Batavia auto crash
Robert Fitzsimmons, once a leading prize fighter, was injured when his 60 horsepower car overturned four miles west of Batavia while traveling from Cleveland to New York. His wife and chauffeur escaped. Fitzsimmons was pinned and later moved to Batavia for treatment.
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Batavia
N.Y
Robert Fitzsimmons
Prise Ring
Here
Fitzsimmons
Willand la Fontaine
Cleveland
New York
Bary" Oldfeld
Hivl
Edward Regiehart
American Carrant Foundry Company
Depew
Englehart
Miller ' Yan Plu
Momus Strikers Spark Steamship Tug Battle at Bay
Seamen strike disrupts Morgan Line Momus with crew desertions as hundreds gather at West Street. Strike breakers aboard El Amigo and Raymond attempt to sway sailors. a hose salvo drives sixteen men from Momus to the tug Raymond while a second wave is repelled by order and security forces. The delay leaves El Paso bound for New Orleans and other freighters awaiting crew.
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Momus
Southern Pavile Company
Liberty
Washington Street
Morgan Line
West Lith Street
Charl Street
Christopher Street
Ninth Avenue
West Streets
West Street
Fi Amigo
el Paso
Antilles
el Norte
el Rio
Galveston
el Amigo
Steamship Company
National Seamen's Union
Gein
Toker
Heixteen
Raymond
Bay Aeain
Berry
Pier A
Aerial Race Tragedy Over Paris to London Course
Fifty aviators began the European circuit race from Vincennes toward London with stops en route. In midair near Tonyas Moulin a captain and two aviators died, several others injured, and many machines damaged by winds and flames. The first day of the event drew massive crowds and military and police to control the scene as contenders faced dangerous gusts and equipment failures.
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Lidge
Betsium
Vincennes
Vidart
Védrine
Charles T. Weymann
Beaumont
Barra
Duval
Arros
Vincennesse
Paris Wall
Lerebourg
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Bob Fitzsimmons
Morgan
Shin
Paris
Buss
Taurert
Rha
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M. Loridan
Charleville
Oscar Morison
Gagny
M. Morir
Chevron
Liege
Rheims
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Ville
Chespel
Bubba
Amerigo
Verrept
Contenes
Pascal
Reputes
Tabuteas
Mezieres
Kimmerling
Wynmaten
Alard
Levasseur
Rethel
Renaux
Puy de Déme
Didge Fle
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