Royal reception to Parliament in Windsor crowds
The Queen received congratulatory addresses from both houses at Buckingham Palace and met Mayors, provosts, and county officials during a day of official ceremonies. She toured Slough and Eton, with schoolchildren and dignitaries, before returning to Windsor for a final castle gate ceremony and an illuminated palace to end the day.
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Russia
Westminster
Lord Salisbury
House of Lords
Balfour
House of Commons
Lords and Commons
Palace
Prince of Wales
London
Fandel Phillips
Constitution Hill
Board
Marquis of Londonderry
Bishop of
Cardinal Vaughan
Baron Rothschild
Slough
Baron Nathaniel Meyer de Rothschild
Buckinghamshire
Theounty
Royal Horse Guards
Eton College
Henry VI
Henry
Margaret of Anjou
St. Mary
St. Nicholas
Eton
Mr. Gladstone
Marquis of Salisbury
Lord Rosebery
A. J. Balfour
Lord Randolph Churchill
Marquis of Lansdowne
Duke of Wellington
Lord Roberts of
Kandahar
Windsor
Times Downward Express
United States
Old Soldiers Will Go Back to Mint Posts
Assistant Secretary Vanderlip’s inquiry into Townsend era removals at the United States Mint aims to reinstate many veterans. About 20 to 25 of 84 dismissed men may be restored, with preference to those with small pensions or none. Superintendent Kretz will compile names and present them to Secretary Gage for action.
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Townsend
Vanderlip
Secretary of the Treasury
Mr. Vanderlip
Kretz
Mint
Washington
Gage
Treasury Department
Vander
Man Hangs Self in Bed Room Over Sprees
Joseph Harbenbach of 27 Lawrence Street died by hanging himself from a bed post in his room during a drunken spree. A shoemaker by trade, his irregular habits left him without work for over a year while his wife supported the family. An inquest was to be held the following day.
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Joseph Harbenbach
Lawrence Street
Harbenbach
Drun
Street Car Mail Service Jurisdiction At Issue
Washington June 23 The rapid growth of street car mail work prompts a potential new classification for car crews. Post Office officials debate whether to place them under the Superintendent of Mails or under Postmasters in cities with street car routes. No specific appropriation exists, and the plan aims to have street car mails directed by Postmasters while railway mail crews stay under their own service.
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Washington
Post Office Department
Post Office
Perkins
Rochester
N. Y
Brewster
Railway Mail Service
Heath
Challenberger
Machen
Harlow
St. Louis
Civil Service Commissioner
Prize Singing Contests Endorse Financial Turnover
The event spent 60000 dollars with 50000 already realized and deposited in bank. It is expected that today’s picnic will add 10000 more, bringing four days’ receipts to cover the entire expenditure.
Enjoyable Harmonies at Final Saenger Festival
Critics praise the second Saenger Hall concert closing the Northeastern Saengerbund festival. Wagner's Tannhauser overture and Nessler's Waelze Sie von Meer to Meer showcase a crowded, jubilant audience, with soloists Sophie Traubmann and Maud Powell drawing mixed acclaim amid a grand, unified chorus and orchestra.
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Saenger Hall
Finance Committee
Frau
Madden
Wagner
Liszt
Schubert
Sophie Traubmann
Weckere Saenger
Nessler
Waelze Sie von Meer Zu Meer
Samuel L. Herrmann
New York
Leiderkranz Hy
Koelliner
Arions
Julius Lorenz
North America
Heiter
Kunst
Ernst Das Leben
Rumor of Withdrawals Threatens Saengerfest Band
Visitors at the Northeastern Saengerbund’s eighteenth national fest buzzed over reports that Arion of New York Arion of Brooklyn and the Liederkranz of New York might withdraw due to training and delegation costs. Officials indicated talks occurred but no actions were taken and Brooklyn’s next meet was chosen, suggesting the band would remain intact despite discussions.
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Saengerbund
Arion
New York
Brooklyn
Liederkranz
Arno Leonhardt
United Singers of Philadelphia
Oeulehoe
Richard Yernacht
A. Henle
Union
Leonhardt
Great Parade Details Set by Committee Heads
The parade committee chaired by Edmund W. Siegmann outlines the day’s events with ten thousand marchers. Governor Hastings, Mayor Warwick, and Presidents Lentz and Leonhardt will review from a barouche near Susquehanna avenue and Broad street. Out-of-town societies join local groups as city federations follow in a three-division march along Spring Garden, Buttonwood, and related streets.
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Edmund W. Siegmann
A. H. Ladner
Louis A. Kellich
Frederick Hasterman
Joseph H. Klemmer
J. Harry Caimp
George Joerger
Eugene Bender
Jean Paul Deters
Hastings
Warwick
Lentz and
Leonhardt
Susquehanna Avenue
Broad Street
Spring Garden Street
Buttonwood Street
United Singers of
New York
Brooklyn
Baltimore
Newark
Noble Street
Hudson County
Trenton
Camden
Troy
Tailor Made Costumes and Accessories on Sale
Tailor made costumes of pure worsted Storm serge with cut away coat and draped skirt in blue and black at $5.00. Fine string ties and shield bows in washable Madras, best patterns, 7 cents each or four for 25 cents.
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Ates
Madras
Oxford
Pittston Murderer Pleads Guilty to Manslaughter
Special Telegram to The Times from Wilkes-Barre Pa June 23 John Groblich who killed his half brother at Pittston last February pleaded guilty to manslaughter and was sentenced by Judge Woodward to pay a $500 fine and serve seven years in the Eastern Penitentiary.
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the Times
Wilkesbarre
John Groblich
Pittston
Woodward
Eastern Penitentiary
Special Meeting Considers Ocean Pier Pavilion Plan
A noon City Council session debated Edmunds proposition to build a small pavilion beside the ocean pier outside the boardwalk for trolley ticket holders awaiting trains. Some feared litigation and impact on beachfront control in a potential city suit. Edmunds attended and addressed concerns.
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Carp
Edmunds
Ocean Pier
Lkely
Pew Penis
J. Edmunds
Philadelphia Civic and Cultural Event Schedule Highlights
A dense list of city events and meetings includes Ladies day at Pen and Pencil Club, Municipal Band in Rittenhouse Square, City Hall committee rooms sessions at 1 P M and 7 30 P M, Fourth of July regulations talks, Deaf and Dumb Institute closing, American Institute of Homoeopathy in Buffalo, Leather Workers in St Paul, First Regiment Band at Strawberry Mansion, United Singers parade from Young Menner Hall, Villanova College commencement, Music Teachers Association in New York, Luther League opening in Altoona, water committee on Schuylkill Valley ordinance, Rev Guthrie readings, high school admissions exams, and a Master Builders versus Lumbermen baseball game at Tioga grounds.
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Pen and Pencil Club
Rittenhouse Square
City Hall
Philadelphia Institute For the Deaf and Dumb
Mt. Airy
American Institute of Homoeopathy
Buffalo
N. Y
United Brotherhood of Leather Workers
St. Paul
Music Teachers’ National Association
Grand Central Palace
New York City
Luther League of Pennsylvania
First Lutheran
Altoona
General Water Committee
Schuylkill Valley Water Company
Kenneth,s. Guthrie
Church of the Incarnation
Broad and
Jefferson Streets
Board of Education
Luombermen
Tioga Cricket Grounds
Twenty-second
Westmoreland Streets
Governors Day Celebrations At Washington Park Parade
The Wark Kensington and Fairmount butchers societies and other groups assemble near the pas grounds. The Navy battalion commanded by Francis Shunk Brown will fire a salute of seventeen guns in honor of the Governor. The parade is due to reach the park at 1:00 PM with exercises starting at 3:00 PM featuring speeches by Governor Hastings Mayor Warwick Judge Sulzberger President Lentz and President A Leonhardt. At 7:00 PM prize winners in the competitive singing will be announced.
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Wark
Kensington and
Yesterday's Wedding at Bridesburg Presbyterian Church
Yesterday Miss Nettle Lindsay Martindale married Andrew Jackson Sordin in a ceremony led by Rev. J. P. W. Blattenberger. The bride wore Mousseline de soie over white satin with Venetian lace. maid of honor Helen Oliver wore yellow organdie. bridesmaids carried La France roses. Best man Harry Baylie. ushers included William D. Brelsford and Alexander J. Gordon. Attending guests listed among relatives and friends.
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Bridesburg Presbyterian Church
Nettle Lindsay Martindale
Andrew Jackson Sordin
J. P. W. Blattenberger
Robert S. Oliver
Helen Oliver
Lola Ervin
Martha Lewis
8. K. Kollock
Cavalleria Rusticana
Harry Baylie
William D
William Lawrence
Louise Ditman
Nellie Ditman
A. J. Ditman
E. R. Bulkley
BR. C. Allen
EB. R. Wills
John Martindale
Jr. P. Carson
John Sorden
Elizabeth Sorden
Jane Grant
M. E. Dusen
Katie Lawrence
Public pavilion plan passes by narrow margin vote
A vote authorized public control of a pavilion with a one vote majority in favor of the improvement. The structure is claimed to be set clear of the riparian line on upland. Workers laid foundations last night but were halted this morning by Building Inspector Stevens awaiting council action.
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Stevens
Democrats Nominate Trio for Auditor General and State Treasurer
Harrisburg June 23 Democrats caucused and nominated Representatives T M Brophy Allegheny William T Creasy Columbia and John A F Hoy Clarion to compute the vote for Auditor General and State Treasurer in November Republican caucus slated for 2 PM tomorrow.
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Harrisburg
House Democrats
T. M. Brophy
Allegheny
William T. Creasy
Columbia
John A. F. Hoy
Clarion
Fire at Abington Friends School Laundry
A fire yesterday morning damaged the laundry at Abington Friends School in Jenkintown. Students lined up and evacuated calmly as firefighters extinguished the blaze without incident.
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Abington Friends’ School
Jenkintown
Palace steamer Republic resumes Cape May trips
The Republic made its first regular trip of the season to Cape May with a full passenger list. Saengerfest visitors use the excursion, attracted by fare cut to 75 cents round trip, while all boat services and standards remain high. Departures from Race Street wharf occur daily at 7 30 A M including Sundays.
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Palace
Republic
Cape May
Saengerfest
Race Street Wharf
Local Broker Sells Dwellings on Sydenham and Norris Streets
Conveyancer W. S. L. Rhoads sells a two story brick dwelling at 8040 Sydenham street with seven rooms and front porch for 2000 to Christain Kinzinger. The southeast corner of Twenty fourth and Norris streets also changes hands to J. C. Geuther for 3250.
Multiple 1910s Briefs Report Newsmaking Events Across Regions
Captain Harris B Larson dies in Omaha at 61. Des Moines hosts Republican and Populist conventions with hundreds of delegates. Japanese cruiser Hiyle arrives in San Francisco for weeks of training. U S Soldiers Home inspection begins in Santa Monica. Milwaukee banquet honors British-born men. Indiana district GOP nominates Charles W Lee for Congress. Los Angeles merchants move to boost trade with Mexico. Boots and Shoemakers Union discusses amendments in Boston. Emma Pabst wed in Milwaukee to Rudolph Nunnemaker. The Morning Star plans a South Sea mission tour. NYSE schedule changes affect trading. Fusion tactics in Des Moines favor Democratic banner. Western railroads monitor Christian Endeavor activities. One-cent-per-mile rail rate eyed. Cincinnati bimetallic convention adopts Ohio Valley League constitution. San Francisco ports reject 80,000 pounds of tea quality. Emerson Hall to be funded by D K Parsons at Beloit. Bishop Small sails from New York to Liberia. Grant and Bismer departure date linked to Mission meeting. Detroit meetings discuss Mesabentent and new associations.
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Harris B. Larson
Omaha
Neb
Despines
Iowa
Des Moines
Hiyle
W. 8. Holman
Congress
Merchants and Manufacturers’ Association
Los Angeles
Cal
Mexico
Boot and Shoemakers' Union
Boston
Emma Pabst
Fred Pabst
The
Pabst Brewing Company
Milwaukee
Rudolph Nunnemaker
Morning Star
American Board of Missions
San Francisco
South Sea
New York Stock Exchange
Christian Endeavor
Cincinnati
League of Ohio Valley
Ohio
West Virginia
Kentucky
Indiana
Secretary of the Treasury
D. K. Parsons
Chicago
Beloit College
Emerson Hall
Joseph Emerson
Bishop Small
African Methodist Episcopal ‘B
New York
Liberla
Ae Grant
Iam
Bismer
West Coast of
Africa
Ee F
Telephone Sans Venti
Detroit
Wedding of Miss Linda Pennick and John Fetterolf Rosen berger
Miss Linda Pennick of Hooverton and John Fetterolf Rosen berger of Lansdale Pa were married yesterday at noon at Lower Providence Presbyterian Church Lower Providence Pa. Rev Claud R Brodhead officiated. Maid of honor Ella Shirler bridesmaids Laura Fleck Milas Weston Miss Bechtel Miss Watson. Best man M D Brower Longnecker. Large attendance of relatives and friends.
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Linda Pennick
Hooverton
John Fetterolf Rosenberger
Lansdale
Lower Providence Presbyterian Church
Lower Providence
Claud R. Brodhead
Ella Shirler
Laura Fleck
Milas Weston
Bechtel
Miss Watson
M. D. Brower Longnecker
Accused and accuser held on assault charges in city court
Patrick Bergen of 2028 Callowhill Street faced magistrate O'Brien on $800 bail for aggravated assault and related charges brought by James McAleer of 2025 Reeves Street. A second defendant, Cunningham, charged with perjury and assault at a local eatery, was held on $1,200 bail and remanded until trial.
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Patrick Bergen
Callowhill Street
O'Brien
James McAleer
Reeves Street
Pacer
Royal Blue Line to Baltimore rail boast
Royal Blue Line promises fast time and frequent trains to Baltimore with prompt service. Dining cars praised as excellent. Track uses base engines that burn coke with no smoke and no dust.
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Royal Blue Line
Baltimore
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Redsecker
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Buena Vista Hotel
Franklin County
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Shippensburg
W. E B. Stedem
I.R. Redsecker
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Stine
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Hahn
Delaware Pharmaceutical Association
Boyd
Ohio Pharmaceutical Association
Miss Martindale
Mr. Sordin
House Democrats Caucus
the Republic
Real Estate News
Bors
Chestnut Street
Arnholt & Schaefer Brewing Co
31St and
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