Peers Rehearse the Coronation at Buckingham Palace
John Hays Hammond, the United States ambassador, had a full day in London with a Buckingham Palace audience, lunch with Princess Louise, and attendance at the state banquet and Shakespearean ball. Crowds gathered near Westminster Abbey and Buckingham Palace as royals and foreign dignitaries arrived for coronation festivities.
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Princess Lauises
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Prince Henry of Battenberg
International Correspondence School promises new careers
The offer urges self reliance and skill development with the International Correspondence School. It claims students can earn over ten salaries monthly on average and promises help regardless of circumstances, urging readers to pursue personal advancement and raise wages.
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INTERNATIONAL CORRESPONDENCE SCHOOL
Ambassadors and Diplomats at King George’s Coronation Banquet
The narrative describes Prince Hert of Pras t and other royal figures attending a coronation banquet for King George. King George meets US envoy Hamismend and Mr Trammund as the German cruiser Von Ner Tunn arrives, with 16 nations represented at Spithead and the Delaware battleship prominent. Join Hays Hammond meets the king, delivering Taft’s letter wishing a long reign.
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Von Ner Tunn
Spithead
Delaware
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Havemeyer's Son Plans to Buck Trust and Fight Sugar Giant
Horace Havemeyer, heir to the sugar fortune, outlines a plan to wrest control of the National Sugar Refining Co from the American Sugar Refining Co. He would convert $10,000,000 in common stock held in trust by James Slavemeier into a majority stake by buying preferred stock, then push the company into opposition. He defends his father’s actions and argues trusts spurred U.S. industrial progress while admitting reduced competition under the National structure.
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James AL Best
American Sugar Refining company
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Taft Borah ticket discussed for 1908 presidential race
Washington reports leaders pushing for Taft to seek reelection with Idaho's William Borah as vice president. Borah, a prominent progressive and top Senate lawyer, is urged as a strong running mate while the administration weighs the plan and Borah’s acceptance.
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United States
William Howard Taft
Ohio
William Edge Borah
Idaho
Taft
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Borah
senate
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Ammonia Pipe Burst Triggers Sneeze Dramas in Atlantic City
Ammonia leak tore through Georgett's fruit store on Atlantic Avenue near Kentucks Avenue causing passersby to sneeze violently. Police shut off the line, easing the crowd after an hour as residents sought relief and chemists touted Amberlyn's code and remedies for immediate use.
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Wool Bill Passes House in Wool Revision Move
The U S House approved the Democratic wool revision bill by 21 to 100 amid Speaker Clark’s notice of a presidential message. The president said the tariff board had not finished its wool report, delaying data demanded by the House. Republicans, including insurgents, supported passage. only one Democrat defected. The measure now heads to the Senate.
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Campbell
Kansas
Berger
Milwaukee
Aken
New York
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Ohio
Payne
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Slays Woman and Himself in Passaic House
June 2 in Passaic New Jersey Charles Moore adopted son of Mrs Ida May Margan found Mrs Margan and Henry Gould dead from gunshot in the Margan home Gould had been a boarder for seven years Gould reportedly shot Margan then killed himself after the incident Margan could not explain the shooting saying she and Gould were only friendly
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Panama bonds final tabulation shows varied prices
Washington reports a final tabulation of the 39 million Panama bonds sale with bids ranging from 102.21 to 105 and upward. The National City Bank of New York to set 10 million, Joseph Puiliger to receive 14.8 million, and other allocations noted. Ground costs and payment deadlines referenced.
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