Coronation Preparations Highlight Royal Attire and Ceremonies
A London report from June 7 describes coronation preparations with Hindoo princes in royal processions and dresses for peeresses featuring gold embroidery. It covers the King's robe, the sea-worthy royal barge, planned Windsor water pageant, and the new musical settings by Bridge Parratt and eye. The U.S. ambassador Choate to host King Edward and Queen Alexandra with Whitelaw Reid expected among guests.
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Reichstag debates abolishing Alsace Lorraine dictatorship clause
Berlin June 7 The imperial chancellor Count Von Buelow introduces a bill to abolish the dictatorship paragraph in the Reichsland fundamental laws. He argues the extraordinary powers are no longer needed as harmony between Alsace Lorraine and the empire is secured and Germany will not cede the region again. The speech is cheered on both sides.
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De Pauw University School of Music Commencement
Special to the Indianapolis Journal Greencastle Ind June 7 The first exercises of the 1910 2 commencement included the senior class of the School of Music graduation listing Jessie Lois Guild Isabella Clare Johnson Elsie Wood Edna Ames Arnold Virginia Carr Susie May Rainier Orchestra parts were provided by professional accompanists Large attendance planned for Sunday baccalaureate with address by President H A Gobin union services to close the day Alpha Phis reunion dinner at Clovedale Kappa Alpha Theta radi last evening and many out of town guests The alumni address Tuesday June 11 by John B Elam of Indianapolis class of 1870 will cover Commercial Evolution The oratorical contest will follow Thursday is commencement day with orations and Rev Dr James D Moffatt to speak at Washington and Jefferson College Then RichNond Earlham College recital in Lindley Hall with multiple pieces and readings by students.
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Indiana University Commencement Week Plans Reported
Special to the Indianapolis Journal from Bloomington Indiana University seniors finished required study with examinations and weeklong commencement plans. Judge Gillette will attend law class exercises and admit graduates to the Supreme Court. Prof Huffcut of Cornell delivers annual address. Arbutus published. new publication board named. Sam Pfrimmer visits. Hanover Preparatory class exhibit selects R E Edwards for Shakespeare set prize. Miari University begins with baccalaureate sermon.
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Nineteenth Brazil High School graduates and more across Indiana
June 7 reports from Brazil Crawfordsville Muncie and Aurora detail commencement exercises. Brazil High School four graduates G T Van Cleve Blanche Walls Zenna Richard Ada Croutz. Crawfordsville City High School diploma list. Muncie High School alumni banquet with Emma Mont McRae and Mary Hackett Flander readings. Aurora High School alumni banquet with voice by Dr Gilbert and 175 guests.
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Elkhart District Schools Diplomas Awarded at Island Park
One hundred nineteen graduates received diplomas at Island Park as Superintendent Ellis presided over exercises. A basket dinner preceded speeches, highlighted by James S. Dodge on The Common School Its Relation to Civic and Social Life.
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Indiana Normal students oppose low public school salaries
TERRE HAUTE Ind June 7 The senior class adopts a policy opposing hiring teachers in state public schools at salaries they deem too low and unfit. They call for a $3 minimum for professionally educated teachers and seek to raise professional standards. FRINCETON N J June 7 Princeton commencement festivities begin with junior oratorical contest. McLean prize of 100 to Robert Candee Evanston Ill. first prize 60 to Axtell J Byler Titusville Pa. second prize 40 to Robert D Reed Clearfield Pa. third 9 to Corvin Howell Newark N J. fourth 20 to Robert Candee.
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Anti Trost Law Upheld in Kansas Supreme Court Decision
Topeka June 7 The Kansas Supreme Court upheld the Farrelly anti trust law in the case of E J Smiley secretary of the Kansas Grain Dealers Association Smiley was arrested convicted fined and given a jail sentence The appeal claimed the law was invalid.
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Local furniture makers keep own association and raise price 10 percent
Grand Rapids reports furniture manufacturers, after weeks of talks on a proposed trust pooling plan, have resolved to maintain their own association and lift furniture prices by ten percent.
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Making War on Paper in Deutsche Monatschrift June
An anonymous high ranking naval officer notes in the Deutsche Monatschrift for June that the United States faces immense hurdles in a European war. He argues American expansionism increases tensions but notes land invasions are impractical and a fleet large enough to threaten Europe is unlikely soon. He suggests the US would target a rival’s colonies and face logistic, manpower, and expense barriers that limit offensive power for years.
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Report on Military Education For British Officers
London June 7 The committee on military education and training issues a report based on officer testimony from commander in chief downward. It finds junior officers deficient in military knowledge and zeal, says they will not work without supervision, and notes a lack of elementary education among many officers.
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Papal Secretaries Meet on friar lands issue in Philippines
In Rome Cardinal Rampolla and the Pope discussed US acquisition of Filipino friar lands during their morning audience. Governor Taft’s frankness in sending Root instructions impressed Rampolla. A five member cardinal committee, not three, will hear the matter, with Vannutelli Satolli and Vives y Tutto likely included. Rampolla visited Taft at Hotel Quirinal. Taft complains of Italian newspapers' supposed interview.
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Shah in shirt sleeves charms Persian visit to Germany
Berlin report says the Shah of Persia enjoyed an American music machine at the Persian legation, wore shirt sleeves indoors, and even on a train, pleasing bystanders yet shocking a large military farewell contingent. He carries 3,000,000 marks credit and gave 10,000 marks to aid Mar-Unique sufferers.
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Saxony King’s Illness Worsens Amid Sleepier Breathing
Reports from Dresden and Sibyllenort say King Albert grave, with little improvement, as he battles deep sleep and breathing trouble. In Berlin, officials warn condition worse than bulletins claim. UK and China war notes accompany other dispatches.
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Envoy Reid Arrives at Queenstown Aboard Umbria
Cunard steamer Umbria from New York with Whitelaw Reid the U S special envoy to the King Edward coronation reached Queenstown on June 7. Reid, upon learning of the development, prepared to proceed with diplomatic duties.
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International Arbitration Court to hear US Mexico church property case
The Hague June 7. The International Court of Arbitration has been notified of an agreement between the United States and Mexico to submit damages related to California church property to the court. If ratified, this would be the court's first case. Captain Slocum Recalled. 8St. Petersburg, June 7. Capt. L. H. Slocum, the military attache, is recalled after four years. he will depart St. Petersburg in July.
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Nine Sailors Drowned As Thomas Wilson Sinks Near Duluth
A collision off the Duluth canal between the whaleback steamer Thomas Wilson and the steamer George C. Hadley left nine sailors dead. The Wilson, loaded with ore, sank within a minute at eighty feet, while the Hadley, carrying coal, narrowly reached shore aided by tugs and life-saving crews.
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Kept His Promise Ends in Garden Grove Dr. Duff Shot
In Garden Grove Iowa Dr W D Duff returned after a threat to kill him earlier by farmer W H Clark. Clark borrowed a shotgun, found Duff in a drug store and fired twice, both shots hitting near the heart. He surrendered saying he had kept his promise.
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Ohio Monuments Transferred at Shiloh Ceremony
In Nashville on June 7 a large crowd attended the transfer of Ohio monuments at Shiloh. Twenty two monuments honor Ohio’s fallen soldiers. the Legislature funded 53,000 dollars for their erection. Ex-Congressman Josiah Patterson accepted the transfer for the federal government, and Ohio General Assembly member Mr. Cole delivered the oration.
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Typewriter Company to Extend Works
Remington Typewriter Company plans to extend capacity at Ilion New York nearly doubling current production. New buildings and upgraded facilities will be added quickly to meet rising orders, signaling strong nationwide demand and a robust, expanding industry.
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