Roosevelt 10 Bring Up Rear In London Ceremonial
London May 19 In brief the official program for tomorrow's ceremonial scene follows The coffin will be transferred to a gun carriage at 9 40 am The royal regalia will be placed on the coffin and the procession formed Prince Louis of Battenberg leads behind the gun carriage Then a long train of royalty and foreign sovereigns and dignitaries ride in order including the kings of Norway Spain Bulgaria Denmark Portugal and Belgium the Austrian heir apparent the Ottoman heir apparent and other princes and dukes Roosevelt and M Pichon will ride near the end of the procession Officials note etiquette grants precedence to individuals rather than nations and Roosevelt has met Seth Bullock at the British embassy during his stay in London
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Bulgaria
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Belgium
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Japan
Michael
Aosta
Italy
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Bavaria
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Roumania
Henry
General Wart
Canrina
Princess Louise
Victoria
Queen Mary
Duke of Cornwall
Princess Mary
Roosevelt
M. Pichon
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Wallock-Pyrmont
Blam
Montenegro
Roosevelt Faces Worsening Throat Trouble In London
London reports Mr. Roosevelt’s throat condition growing more troublesome despite strict rest advised by London specialists. He continues to observe quiet due to his official duties as envoy to the funeral, though his health remains a concern.
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London
Roosevelt
Fight to See Casket at Westminster Gates
Police struggled as vast crowds pressed near Westminster Hall on May 19. A strengthened cordon failed to hold back the throng as it surged into the palace yard. Estimates place the number crossing the hall around 120000 to 160000 with wreaths sent to Windsor from Taft and Roosevelt among others.
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Westminster
London
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Windsor
Taft
Rooseve
Pullman Company Seeks Injunction Over Berth Rates
The Pullman Car Company filed a bill in the United States circuit court seeking a preliminary injunction against the Interstate Commerce Commission. It moves to block enforcement of new sleeping berth rates set by the commission, arguing against the lower charges for upper berths.
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Chicago
Pullman Car Company
United States
Interstate Commerce Commission
Commission
Harmon vetoes board of control bill in Indiana
Columbo May 19 Governor Harmon vetoed the board of control bill calling it mangled remnants of a carefully drafted plan to place all state institutions under a central board. He approved 1% pills including the general deficiency bill and Schirr's amendment to state banking laws to empower the state bank examiner to liquidate defunct or filled banks.
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Harmon
Board of Control
Schirr
Hearing 13 Had in Hocking Case In Columbus Ohio
In Columbus Ohio May 19, before Judge Later James H Hoyt of Cleveland Hocking Valley counsel and two court stenographers testified to show an application for transfer from Franklin county court was made before the receivership appeal to the circuit court Attorneys for minority stockholders argued the testimony impeaches Judge Kinkeads entry Judge Bater will decide in a few days Samuel Untermyer New York lawyer for Gould and Stanton stockholders arrived to join canal railroads officials in the Kanawha Michigan railway hearing before Judge Sater
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James H. Hoyt
Cleveland
Hocking Valley
Franklin County Court
Mde
Circuit Court
Samuel Untermyer
New York
David H. Gould
James H. Stanton
Chesapeake , Ohio and Lake Shore & Michigan Southern Rails
Kaniwha & Michigan Railway
Kanawha & Michigan
Sater
Six year old girl dies in Dundas fire accident
In Dundas May 19 a six year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Mollillion was burned to death after her clothing caught fire while she played near a yard fire. The tragedy occurred as the child was near the flames in the yard, marking a fatal accident attributed to improper flame control and household risk.
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McArthur, O
Rageful husband fatally harms wife at Starr Avenue
Columbus report says Wilbur Jones, a Black man, rushed from 61 Starr Avenue after striking Eva Jones, 28, his wife and domestic employee, fatally harming her. The incident is described as a fatal domestic assault with race noted in initial remarks.
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Two Falls at Hob Celebration Endangers Ward and Craft
In Columbus on May 19, Clyde Ward and Clyde Craft, walkers, fell from a rope line near the fourth story level during a Hob celebration. Craft will recover while Ward remains in critical condition as women in the crowd fainted. In Washington, Speaker Cannon predicted Congress may stay in session to July 15 or later, with Uncle Joe expressing discouragement over extradited compromises between houses.
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Clyde Ward
Clyde Craft
Ward
Uncle Joe
Washington
Cannon
Congress
Barracks Explosion Kills Cuban Rural Guards
In Pinar del Rio a massive blast devastates barracks housing rurales and public works staff. One corporal survives. General Monteagudo leads troops from Havana as authorities investigate dynamite removal and a suspected black uprising tied to regional tensions. Many buildings damaged and residents rattled by the blow.
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Ravena
Gle Roralea
Bacuo
Mo. Tun Delgida
Senor Betenoz
Plass del Rio
Santiago
Sceldent
Live Stock and Grain Prices Across Markets
Chicago prices show mixed cattle and hogs with various lots at 3 to 10 dollars range. Buffalo and Pittsburgh cattle and sheep reports list prime and choice values, while Cleveland notes steady feeder prices and lambs in demand. wheat and corn futures steady with oats moderate.
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Chicago
Wentern
Pittsburg
Bembe
Mediama
Girl Rescued From Fantic Cult Sacrifice Plot
Jane Warfield, 16, was saved by Sheriff Hughes and six deputies 25 miles southwest of the town as a fanatic group led by Henry Heinman planned a blood sacrifice to avert an apparent end of the world. Heinman, a Leesburg, Ohio native and former follower of Harmon, faced arrest with about 49 supporters. The crowd gathered to watch the comet, awaiting a supposed omen.
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Oklahoma
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Mies
Jane Warfield
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Dewey County
Henry Heinman
Jane Warfeld
Sherif Hughes
Dell
Glass Mountains
Warfield
Heinman
Ohio University
Harmon
Fireworks Absent Sight of Halley as Comet Passes
New York May 1 Without a murmur Halley's comet passed by and no sighting occurred over Manhattan. Professor Harold Jacoby of Columbia University checked the Hudson shore and river from shore to Jersey to confirm there was no display or phenomena beyond expectations.
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New York
Halley
Manhattan Island
Harold Jacoby
Rutherford
Columbia University
Killed by a Train and Labor Strike Vote
A May report from Orrville notes Mrs Lies Greer age 70 fatally struck by a freight train near Mary Street as bystanders recall the incident. In New York the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen and the Order of Railroad Conductors vote on a nationwide strike over wage scales for Baltimore and Ohio crews, with results showing a lead for a strike.
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New York
Brotherhood of Railroad
Baltimore & Ohio
Bluefields Holds Against Rebel Forces Demand
On May 19 the steamer Venus with 360 men under General Irian demanded surrender at Bluefields. Rebel leader Extra da refused capitulation as Venus threatened to bombard the coast and force noncombatants to seek shelter. The Dictator from New Orleans was seized by a Venus party, while the American gunboat Paducah warned the belligerents to avoid conflict.
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