Haakon Crowned King of Norway in Simple Ceremony
Haakon was crowned King of Norway today in Trondheim cathedral. It marked Norway’s first coronation in nearly 600 years with a simple Lutheran ceremony attended by bishops and a modest royal retinue. The queen appeared frightened and did not join the singing as the monarch and clergy led the service.
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Haakon
Norway
Trondhjem
Barton
Ameren
Chichio
Cone
Orter Fe
Lod Aolders
Hraken
Christiana
Tronshjem
Bergen
Fiating
Bang
Wexelsen
Oscar Howne
Ivens Expiates Crime Hung for Murder in Chicago
Richard G. Ivens, convicted of the January 14 murder of Mrs. Bersie Hollister, was hanged at the Chicago county jail. He attacked the woman on Belden and Ley near Lincoln, dragged her to a carpenter shop, muffled her, and strangled her with copper wire. her body was found next morning beneath Rubies pile rubble.
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Benstelister
Chicago
Richard G. Ivens
Bersie Hollister
Ivens
Tvens
Belden Avenue
Iewey
Lincoln Avenue
35 Cents on the Dollar Sparks Insurance Complaint
In Boxton this morning the Amer ia Thnience company offered 35 cents on the dollar, triggering over a day’s complaints filed with the Insurance Commissioner. A movement to form Welierholders' association seeks to compel the company to concede a more definite settlement.
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la Francisce
Ameria Thnience Company
Boxton
wAta
Colite
Linecenaury
Injunction Sought Against Louisville and Nashville Rail Way
June 23 Louisville Ky The Teewil Howerd Tterraphers Association has applied for an injunction against the Louisville and Nashville railway alleging the road tries by various methods or force to drive the organization out of its presence.
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Textstenicn
Leoulevilly
Ewilhowd Tterraphers' Association
Louleville & Nowhwille
Strike in the Shingle Mills Delays Work Across Regions
Entire membership of the Shingle Weavers' Union in Stowes is out on strike. About seven thousand mills workers are affected as the walkout closes some plants entirely while others only halt specific departments, disrupting production and supply chains.
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Shingle Weavers’ Union
Stowes
Aeserv
Harrison
Charles Weutorn
Heath
Children Burned To Death In Weavers Strike Fallout
Reports from Canton and surrounding towns recount a sharp strike by weavers ending in mill closures and child deaths. In Harrison, an explosion at a shingle department residence killed four, ages 4, 6, and two others. Other items note Yale professor death and Chicago wheat prices.
Dowie Kinship Testimony Tumult in Chicago Case
Joan Murray Dowie the son of John Alexander Dowie denies the apostle Murray is his father. The Voliva faction seeks the testimony to challenge the insanity defense, as the case centers on lineage and claimed prophetic authority.
Chinese anti foreign policy to be carried out in Berlin
Berlin June 22 The Frankfurter Zeitung reports the Chinese government plans to implement important anti foreign measures upon the return of the commission that toured America and is now in Europe.
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Berlin
Frankfurter Zeitung
Ameri Fen
Europe
Weber rests quietly after death sentence decision
Auburn California June 22 Adolph Weber condemned murderer of his parents rested quietly after notification of the supreme court ruling. He was indifferent at first then became communicative and told the sheriff you have won your point not canting reflections your law point. He said he would like to see Mr Johnson.
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Auburn
Cali
Adolph Weber
Spreme Court
Johnson
Emma Ledoux murder case nears jury verdict
In Stockton California on June 22 Emma Ledoux faces a murder trial with her mother Mrs Mary Head lying critically ill in Budd House. District Attorney Morton begins closing arguments as the case likely goes to the jury by tomorrow noon.
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Stockton
Cal
Emma Ledoux
Mary Head
Morton
Rebate Trial Fines and Jail for Major Firms
Federal judge in Kansas City sentences major meat and packing firms for rebate practices. Total fines reach twenty five thousand dollars with two defendants sent to jail while other firms like Chicago Burlington & Quincy and Armour Packing face fifteen thousand each. George M Themes fined six thousand dollars and four months in prison. Appeals filed. one week stay granted as court reviews evidence of deliberate guilt across cases.
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Kansas City Iv
Kantee City
Metherman
A . Con
Chicagoe
Burlington & Quincey
Cudwhy Packing Company
Armour Packing Company
Swift & Co
Morele & Co
Supreme Court
Tudge AlePherson
Seriteniee
Merenger
Senate passes resolution amid antisemitic remark incident
Washington June 22 The Senate adopted a resolution expressing horror at the massacre or mistreatment of Hebrews and offering sympathy to the bereaved. Cabinet discussions centered on relief for distressed Jews and potential amelioration measures.
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Senate
Roosevelt Streight
Washington
United States
Feliows
Fressia
Clarence Allen Wead Death in Reho Typhoid Fever Cause
Clarence Allen Wead of Reho dies at 4 o clock last evening from typhoid fever. The 2h vetres old son of a YOUN mum bel 2h vetres. Brother F. Allen of Eidhio will arrive to arrange, body held at Ryker Folcom parlors, likely shipped east to parents. Other relatives include W. P. and Froett Temple in the area.
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Marence Ailen
Reho
Tmt
F. Allen
Eidhio
Ryker & Folcom
Echo
W. P
Froett Temple
Sailors’ Arbitration Refused as Shipboard Menber Force Grows
The executive heard of Dated Sulpaine Transportation and met this morning in reply to the mayor’s offer to arbitrate the seamen’s office. Direct refusal noted. Armed men aboard steam schooners Royall Newport and Lindaver sail with non-whion men. William Whitting discharged after a bar of bogus checks. fled town after more checks passed. Also note: British law now permits widowers to marry their deceased wife’s sister per recent parliament act. colonies will recognize such marriages.
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Planetecs
Sulpaine & Transportation
Winiton
Ttim
Elenm
Royall
Newport
Lindaver
Willam Whitting
Baker County
Baker and
I Mid de Hall
Washington
Mur
Walla
Visit by Grand Junior Confrator to La Grande Conductors
The La Grande Division of the Order of Railway Conductors will host Grand Junior Confrator L. E. Sheppard who travels from the Pacific coast to instruct conductors in order work and grievance handling. He will meet Portland T and N Fouthcorn Pacific conductors and travel eastward. The order has over 50 000 members and the La Grande division is a prominent, representative body on the railroad.
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O. Po NL
L. E. Sheppard
Order of
Thiliway
Pacific Coast
Orter
Tile Sr
Sheppard
Portland
Fouthcorn
la Grande Division le An Iethwe
Italian laborer dies after ten days of bleeding at hospital
John Tortoelli a 25 year old Italian laborer, suffered a ten day bleed that ceased briefly but then spread to the lungs, dying at noon in St Joseph's hospital Lewiston. He arrived four months ago from Seattle to work on Contrestor le Doux's construction force near the Riparian railroad. Parents and brother-in-law, Nicola Glola, reside in Thalys.
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John Tortoelli
Ttalian
St. Joseph's Hospital
Lewiston Timane
Contrestor le Doux
Fieet
Lewiston
Thalys
Tnt
Nicola Glola
Smne
Atthe
Governor grants 20 day reprieve in murder case
Thirty Day Reprieve reports the governor postpones execution for Anele Meyers and Frank Hottman for 20 days after their murder conviction. Rev. Dr. M. A. Matthews of Seattle supports taxing church property and denounces rummage sales and church socials as ecclesiastical graft.
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Jefferson City
Anele Meyers
Frank Hottman
M. A. Matthews
Seattle
Indicted for Perjury in Sellwood Election Frauds
Six holders who swore to voting affidavits for one night residents in Sellwood precinct were indicted by the grand jury. They include BR. F. Boynton of the Oregon Water Power & Railway Co, W. P. Jacks, T. Tt. Baldwin, John Schneider, A. E. French, and G. Plass. The indictments stem from 26 men who voted the next day after staying at a hotel the night before. The bills were paid with Oregon Water Power Co checks by J. W. Reed, superintendent of construction at The Oaks, amid a sheriff re-count showing seven-vote gains.
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Portland
Sellwood
BR. F. Boynton
Oregon Water Power & Railway Company
W. P. Jacks
T. Tt. Baldwin
John Schneider
Pelfe Bros
A. E. French
G. Plass
Mt. Hood Brewing Company
Oregon Water Power Co
J. W. Reed
Oregon Water Power Company
the Oaks
Word
Anaconda Pioneer Leader Reports Massive Montana Sheep Loss
John P. Thomas of Anaconda, president of the Montana Pioneer Association, arrived in Butte with news of extensive sheep losses from a northern Montana flood. He says thousands of sheep perished after a severe storm, with stockmen losing up to 10 000 sheep, while range damage from grazing and cold conditions turned the land barren then began to recover.
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Butts
John P. Thomas
Anaconda
Montana Pioneer Association
Montana
Butte
Thomas
Idaho Falls approves bond for monument plant
City voters backed a 847000 bond to build a municipal vehicle and water plant amid strong corporate opposition. Total tally showed 21 percent for and 49 percent against, reflecting heavy press influence on the outcome.
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Idaho
Fane
Tianhe Palle
Mutinies Reported in Sevastopol and Ayax
In Sevastopol a reported mutiny led to soldiers detaining two men but was said to be quelled by a royal regiment. Another mutiny at Ayax drove out officers and set fire to the armory, while a separate meeting in St. Petersburg occurred.
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Arnos
St. Petersburg
Sevastopol
Ayax
Washington Railroads Face State in Battle Over Rates
The Washington state railroad commission accuses railroads of discriminating against Sound cities in favor of Portland and charging unfair rates in noncompetitive areas. Colfax hosts a hearing as the commission asserts authority to fix maximum railroad rates and require equal rates for farm produce across the state.
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State of Washington
Portland
Colfax
Perhepe
Washington
State Railroad Commission
Max. Imam
SomTron Carter
Whellington
Ohio Incubator Babies Convention Opens in Cleveland
The Ohio Association of Incubator Babies holds its first annual convention at Luna Park with exhibition of incubator reared infants. Delegates from across Ohio discuss infant nursing soothing syrup teething bottle safety pins and related topics. Dr Stewart serves as temporary chairman as hundreds of incubated babies gain health and strength.
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Cleveland
Ohio Association of Incubator
Luna Park
Ohio
Stewart
Pacific Coast Baseball Scores From All League Points
Yesterday's results across leagues list Gray's Harbor defeating Butte 4 to 1 in Aberdeen, Francisco beating Portland 4 to 0, Seattle routing Freeport 3 to 0, and Oakland prevailing over Los Angeles 11 to ? with the date noted as June 22.
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Aberdeen
Gray's Harbor
Butte
Oakland
Los Angeles
Jute Mill Plan Spurs Oregon Wheat Growers Alliance
The article reports a proposed state jute mill modelled on Washington’s Walla Walla plant. It cites costs 175000 to 759000, capacity 500 to 8100 sacks daily, and says a campaign will push Oregon legislature to back a jute mill to supply farmers with sacks cheaper than market, create jobs for convicts, and curb high sack prices. It notes Washington’s plant provides sacks 2 cents below market and prompts Oregon farmers to push radical legislation next session.
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State of Washington
Walla Walla Penitentiary
Promet
Trust
Umatnly County
Inland Empire Wheatrowers’ Association
Oregon Penitentiary
Oregon
Hve
Calcutta
Washington
Pendleton
Walla Walla
Horses Sold From X IT Ranch Largest Texas Purchase
Colonel Charles B. Hicks of the Fort Worth Horse and Mfg Company announced the purchase of the entire stock of the X IT Ranch. About 600 head of thoroughbred standard bred and draft horses will be shipped to Hicks Station near Fort Worth Thursday. The X IT ranch, long known as a major cattle enterprise, will shift focus to cattle raising and breeding stock while some horses will be kept for breeding.
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Texas
Fort Worth
Charles B. Hicks
Hicks Station
United States
A. F. L. Council Adjourned After Proclamation Delay
Washington June 22 The executive council of the American Federation of Labor adjourned without issuing the political proclamation to workers as the sub committee has not completed the draft.
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Washington
The
American Puderaton of Labor
Waterfront Fire Destroys Casino and Adjacent Restaurants
A morning blaze in Santo Crux Cali devastated the Casino and nearby waterfront restaurants. The newly built Casino cost about $260,000 with additional property values around $200,000 for the rest of the complex. Authorities investigating cause and extent of losses.
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Santo Crux
Cali
Total Sons
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