King Henry's Birthday Celebrated in London Parade
London June 26 King Edward celebrated his birthday with a large official display at Horse Guards parade. Flags adorn government buildings salutes fired warships dressed ships troops reviewed. The King rode as Colonel of the Grenadier Guards with a grand staff. Centred by Queen Alexandra and foreign dignitaries plus Americans from the U S Embassy. The parade featured trooping of the colours and a national anthem as Majesties left for Buckingham Palace while crowds cheered.
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Queen Alexandra
Princess of Wales
Alpany
Duchess of Connaught
Henry of Battenberg
Egypt
Horse Guards
House of Lords
House of Commons
Lord Cheylesmore
Grenadier Guards
Jewels Stolen Suspects Move Across Cities
Reports from Newport Newport R I and Cleveland detail jewel thefts and arrests connected to high value gem robberies. British ambassadorial party face loss of jewels worth 15 dollars? William Baer linked to Melrose hotel theft of gems valued at 15000 dollars. A Buffalo case involves George Bloom suspected of diamond robbery aboard a Japanese passenger.
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NEWPORT
R. I
Lady Herbert
New York
England
CHICAGO
William Baer
Los Angeles
California
Died on the Train After High Altitude Travel
Mrs. W. H. Pickings of River Forest Illinois died shortly after Missouri Pacific No. 6 left Gold Run this morning suspected from altitude effects. She was returning from California with sister Mrs. B. D. Thompson of North Platte Nebraska. Her body was removed at Truckee. The report notes other local items about Pyramid mine, air compressor plant in Nevada City, and Arthur Eaton’s town visit.
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gold Run
W. H. Pickings
River Forrest
Ill
California
B. D. Thompson
North Platt
Nebraska
Truckee
Mr. Baton
Nevada City
Governor Bailey defends relief aid amid flood district concerns
Governor Bailey said criticism of his relief stance was unjust noting the Kaw valley flood area shows little destitution and that local authorities charities and outside aid are handling the need. He cited nearly fifty enacted laws to aid cities and towns in addressing the situation as the extra session nears its end.
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PEKA
Kans
Bailey
Kaw valley
Lima Arrest Sparks Anxiety Over Congress Opening
General anxiety grips Lima as government arrests several deputies who arrived to attend Congress opening. Reportedly illegal documents were found in the deputies' baggage during the arrests and deportations to various parts.
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LIMA
Congress
Dr J W Jewett Removed From New York Customs Post
The Treasury Department notified Dr J W Jewett a customs examiner at the port of New York that he was removed from office after forty years of service. The理由 for dismissal could not be learned. He examined drugs and similar articles. Richmond street car strike quiet under military protection as cars run on all lines.
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NEW YORK
J. W. Jewett
Treasury Department
RICHMOND
Suburban Trestle Fire Extinguished Early Firefighting halts damage on Seven Pines line
A trestle on the Seven Pines road, a suburban branch line, was fired early but the blaze was put out before any damage occurred. Local crews contained the fire with no reported injuries or disruption to service.
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ita lines
Seven Pines road
Ceremony confers palliums on new archbishops in Rome
In Rome at Cardinal Macchi's private chapel the palliums were conferred today on Archbishops Farrely of New York Jacquemin for Archbishop Quigley of Chicago and Descuffi for Archbishop Orth of Vancouver. The postulates took the required oath before the ceremony.
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ROME
Luigi Macchi
Farrely
American College
New York
Cardinal Macchi
Mer. Parrely
Mer. Jacquemin
Quigley
Chicago
Father Descuffi
Propaganda
Orth
Vancouver
Track Will Be Down Alameda Avenue For Wheelmen Race
The N C O lays its steam railway track through the center of Alameda avenue toward the fair grounds leaving only about twenty feet on each side for driving buggies. The Gazette warns owners not to drive to the fair grounds on race day or risk a runaway. Locals lament the disruption of a pleasant avenue and advise keeping horses in the stable Sunday.
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Alameda avenue
Gazette
Poughkeepsie College Boat Race Opens Under Clear Skies
Poughkeepsie, N Y June 26 Crowds gathered as the college boat race began with sun and light southwest wind after twenty days of poor weather Many yachts arrived including the Governor's Fleet with Governor Odell The Cornell crew remained the favorite and coaches urged victory by merit over public bets
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POUGHKEEPSIE
N. Y
New London
Harvard
Odell
Canada Against American Cattle Vote Defeated in House
In Ottawa on June 26 Mr Pope a Conservative moved to censure the government over Imperial purchases of U S cattle for Boer farms restocking. Sir William Mullock and Sidney Fisher defended government actions saying representations were made. The resolution was defeated.
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OTTAWA
Ont
Mr. Pope
United States
William Mullock
Sidney Fisher
Hunt of Portland Arrested on Theft Charge
Portland output notes Guy Lloyd Hunt son of George W. Hunt of 715 Everett street a well known railroad projector and farmland owner in Umatilla county Oregon. Hunt, a prominent Portland Academy student who graduated in 1900, later entered Harvard and had a good Portland record.
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PORTLAND
Ore
Guy Lloyd Hunt
Cambridge
Mass
George W. Hunt
Everett street
Hunt
Washington
Umatilla county
Oregon
Guy Hunt
Portland Academy
Harvard
Pope appoints Rev Thomas A Hendricks to Cebu bishopric
Rome June 26 The Pope ratified the appointment of Rev Thomas A Hendricks of Rochester New York to the Bishopric of Cebu Philippines succeeding Mgr Martin Garcia Alcocer the present Apostolic Administrator of Manila Archdiocese The last Spanish Episcopal dignitary in the Philippines
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ROME
Thomas A. Hendricks
Rochester
Cebu
P. I
Mgr
Martin Garcia
Alcocer
Archdiocese of
Manila
Philippines
Police Raid on Macedonian Headquarters Kills Six
Sofia, Bulgaria June 28. Police raided the Macedonian revolutionaries at Kostendil. A quantity of concealed dynamite exploded. Six men were killed and a number injured in the blast.
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SOFIA
Bulgaria
Kostendil
Post Office Investigation Heads to Grand Jury
Washington June 26 The cabinet met before the president departs with Former Postmaster General Smith saying his statement on Bristow references will be made public The session covered routine matters Payne outlined the investigation and future plans The grand jury held a brief session examining witnesses and adjourned until Monday Tyner case involving paper obstruction may go before the jury next week Indictments against A W Sitchen the former head of the free delivery system were noted Additional evidence is being prepared The forgery inquiry linked to Machen will not be pursued due to insufficient proof and statutes of limitations.
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Smith
post office
Bristow
Payne
A. W. Sitchen
free devisery system
Grand
Machen
Georgia Lynching Report From Albany Area
Meagre dispatches from Albany say three negroes were lynched at Newton, twenty miles south of Albany. The exact crime for which they died is not stated. Other notes mention a sick man traveling north for recovery, a derailment near Dutch Flat, and two travelers returning from trips to San Francisco and Truckee.
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San Francisco
John Enerhal
Charles Reinlein
Baer
Europe
ATLANTA
Albany
Newton
Seaman Plans Extended Vacation Trip North
Joe Seaman of Carroll and Seaman will depart soon for an extended trip through the northern country for the coming week or more. He will be away on the business of the firm during the absence.
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min
Joe Seaman
Carroll & Seaman
coun
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Cleveland
YORK
Sir Michael Herbert
Celtic
Liverpool
Buffalo
George W. Bloom
Kohler
Bloom
c. A. Norcross
Pyramid
Arthur Eaton
Mien
sea island
GRAY, REID & WRIGHT
Telephone Brown
Virginia Street
PAPEL
Cann Drug Co
Corner 2d
Virgini St
Ore Purchasing Co
Chas. Snyder
M’gr
Reno
CERE
N-C-O
fair grounds
Golden’s Jewelry Co
POUGHKEEPSIE COLLEGE BOAT RACE
Hudson valley
Columbia
Cornell
O’Dea
Wisconsin
Hanlon
Courtney
CANADA
Virginia
G. A. KOPPE
Virginia City
Rosenthal & Armanko
Commercial Row
Joe Jarvis Merchant
Gray
Reideid M Co. Co
RIVERSIDE
Virginia St
F. P, DANN
ALFRED NELSON
Free employment bureau
Williams
Second St
Wigg
Golden Eagle Hotel
Sierra St
Opera House
POST OFFICE INVESTIGATION
Grand Jury
sembled
Genera
the
White House
saatasy
Tyner
Asam
Ata. Tyner
Post Office Department
Georgia
Dutch Flat
William Randrup
Norcrosa
Mr. Sea
R. Herz
Reno Jewelers
Express
Nevada St
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