Coronation proclaimed in June for King Edward in London
Royal proclamation read at St James Palace marking King Edward's coronation next June. Trumpeters sounded, Narrow King of Arms read the decree before the royal party in regal ceremony. A procession to Temple Bar and the Royal Exchange followed with officials and guards in attendance.
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LONDON
Edward
St James’ Palace
Temple Bar
Royal Exchange
St James
Henry Weldon
Gorden Ambrose De Lisle Lee
Everard
Duke of Norfolk
Earl of Pembroke
Earl of Clarendon
King of Arms
Marlborough House
Alexandria
Hangman's Day Celebrated in Alabama Executions
Gazette reports in Birmingham on June 28 that Frank Miller, a noted safebreaker and killer of Policeman J W Adams, was hanged at 10:65 o'clock. Alonzo Williams, colored, who killed Bob Callahan, died at 11:58. Miller claimed innocence as Duncan, his alleged accomplice serving a life term, heard prayers led by Father O'Reilly. Williams died amid religious fervor after the March 1900 Standard Oil theft tied to five men, with officers Kirkley and Adams fatally wounding Miller and Dunton during their capture.
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BIRMINGTON
Ala
Frank Miller
J W. Adams
Alonzo Willians
Boba Haham
Jefferson county
Miller
Hoflin
Duncan
Gazette
COLUMBUS
Edwin Ruthven
Cleveland
Rey W M. Langford
Chas Jacobs
Ruthven
Edwin
Jacobs
Shipp
Shipp Ruthven
Paris to Berlin motor race's dangerous start and collision
Seventy three cars completed the first Paris to Berlin stage with leaders Fournier and Girardot colliding near Cassel injuring a child. Deputies push for speed limits as officials say races may be banned if run for pleasure. Fournier wins Hanover prize for fastest Paris to Hanover run.
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AIX LA CHAPPELE
Paris
Berlin
Hanoses
Cassel
mer
Girardot
Gauthier
Chamber of Deputies
M Waldeck-Rouseecan
HANOVER
Prussia
Fournier
Dekuff
Grand
Duke of Luxembourg
Pekin Officials Miscalculate Indemnity Total
Washington June 28 A discrepancy over Chinese indemnities shows China agreeing to pay about 35.6 million taels more than all powers demanded. Officials in Pekin and Chinese negotiators miscalculated the total, ending with 450 million taels though earlier figures suggested 415.009 million taels. Questions arise about the 35 thousand tael excess and bonds for Japan.
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Gazette
WASHINGTON
China
Pekin
Japan
Government Attentive to President on Significant Matter
The matter has been deemed important enough to bring to the President for assessment of the general government stance. Officials seek clarity on the regard and potential action from higher authority.
Committee to arrange Earl Russell trial in peers court
A Lords committee was formed to plan the procedure for Earl Russell to face a speedy trial by peers at the Old Bailey on the bigamy charge. The panel includes Lord Chancellor Halsbury, Lord Privy Seal Salisbury, and twelve other peers.
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LODON
House of Lords
Earl Russell
Old Bailey
Lord Halsbury
Lord Privy Seal
Lord Salsbury
Samuel Gompers Suffer Skull Fracture Risk
The Gazette reports AFL President Samuel Gompers was injured last night when alighting from a car taking his two children for an outing. He suffers a concussion and possible skull fracture, though doctors say recovery is likely despite critical condition.
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Gazette
WASHINGTON
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Carnival Queen Election Sparks Gazette Debate
A Carson Gazette letter criticizes coverage of the Carnival Queen vote, defending public interest in journalism. It notes Minus Epstein as the elected queen, praised as a respected, popular young student, and mentions J. J. Hill of the Arlington House, Carson, visiting.
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Carson
Gazette
Miss Epstein
J. J. Hill
Arlington House
Seventh National Causes Failure at Henry Marquand & Company
New York June 28 the failure of Henry Marquand and Company bankers and brokers was announced on the Stock Exchange with an assignment to Frank Sullivan Smith. The firm suspended trading, no asset statement issued, and Smith assumed charge. Officials noted connections to the Seventh National Bank collapse and said creditors may fare well pending further asset review.
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NEW YORK
Henry Marquand & Company
Stock Exchange
Frank Sullivan Smith
Smith
Seventh National Bank
Henry W. Taft
Strong & Cadwaller
Marquand & Company
actademfwy
Clearing House committee
TRAINLOAD OF MILLIONAIRES TO SAIL FOR AMERICA
A group led by J Pierpont Morgan W L Elkins P A R Widener and C Griscom sails from London to Southampton aboard the Hamburg American liner Deutschland. Griscom says the gathering is accidental and not for any business deals while Elkins stresses a pleasant stay and nothing to report.
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OLNDON
J. Pierpont Morgan
W. L Elkins
P. A. R. Widener
Griscom
United States
London
Southampton
Associated Press
M. Elkins
Notable Passengers On Board the Deutchland
The article lists travelers aboard the Deutchland including Mr and Mrs W K Vanderbilt Sheikh New Turkish Minister to the United States Mr and Mrs John Boyd Thatcher of Albany NY Mr and Mrs C M Spreckles and Dr James H Warman United States Consul at Munich.
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W. K. Vanderbilt
Shekih
United States
John Boyd Thatcher
Albany
New York
C. M. Spreckles
James H. Warman
Munich
Manchester Settles With His Creditors
The Duke of Manchester appeared in bankruptcy court as creditors accepted a 12s 6d in the pound compromise. Unsecured debts totaled 74,698 pounds, but trustees expect to call down 19,000 pounds with 5,000 pounds in assets. He blamed losses in theatrical speculation for the failure.
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Gazette
LONDON
Duke of Manchester
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