Norway Crowned King Haakon V I and Queen Maud Invested
Trondhjem June 24 King Haakon VII and Queen Maud were invested with the crowns of Norway in a solemn ceremony. Cabinet members and church leaders led the procession. the national anthem rang out as the royal procession entered. Premier Michelsen placed the crown on the king amid a contrast between the youthful monarch and the veteran statesman. An American embassy and notable guests attended the coronation events including Mrs. Bryan and Mrs. Field. A state dinner at the palace followed with 350 guests and foreign dignitaries.
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Haakon
Otto
Michelsen
Republic
United States
William’j. Bryan
Marshall Field
Eddy
Chicago
William Wheatley
E. Hope Slater
Gwynn
Washington
Graves
Palace
Fines in Rebates Case Hit Major Packers and Rail
In Kansas City Judge Smith McPherson imposed fines totaling 83,000 against Swift & Co Cudahy Packing Armour Packing Nelson Morris & Co and the Chicago Burlington & Quincy railroad for rebates on shipments. George L Thomas of New York was fined 6000 and jailed four months while L B Taggart received 4000 and three months. The indictments were filed Dec 13 1905. seven of eleven cases were won by the government, one acquitted, three dismissed. Burlington was found guilty on four counts for grant tax concessions to Armour Swift Cudahy and Nelson Morris. Known man found dead on the railroad track this morning. He had light reddish hair.
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Burlington Roads
Kansas City
United States District Court
Smith McPherson
Swift & Co
Cudahy Packing Company
Armour Packing Company
Nelson Morris & Co
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Railroad
George L. Thomas
New York
L. B. Taggart
Valkenburgh
Leslie Lyons
Burlington Railroad Company
Armour, Swift, Cudahy
Nelson Morris
Marines Ready for Trouble in Panama Election
Three hundred United States marines stationed at Camp Titto have been transferred to Cortese to be ready for any emergency during the elections next Sunday.
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Panama
United ‘States
Camp Titto
Cortese
Massacre blamed on pole by police rumor spread
A St Petersburg report from Deputy Stchepkin cites a committee finding in Bialystok alleging police and military officers spread anti Jewish rumors to trigger violence. The governor is charged with prolonging excesses by abandonment of duty, while the Goremyatin ministry’s stance and Black Hundred circulars are cited as factors. The report calls for a government change and a ministry from the parliamentary majority to avoid collapse.
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St. Petersburg
Constitutional Club
Stchepkin
Bialystok
Sichepkin
Goremyatn
Stehepkin
Assin
Persia
Turkey
Mutiny Rumors Sweep Russian Garrisons and Cities
Reports from St. Petersburg indicate widespread military disaffection with mutinies in Krasnoyarsk Yankel province and Sevastopol, with Captain Kormin killed by his troops. Mutinies threaten Kronstadt, Gomel. Polish city sees anti Jewish tension as authorities seek calm.
Richard Ivens Hanged for Mrs Hollister Murder in Chicago
Richard Ivens was hanged in Chicago for the murder of Mrs Bessie Hollister, wife of Franklin C Hollister. The condemned man showed courage, then faltered as the drop released him, unable to utter a final prayer, while authorities hurried to complete the execution. The Jan 12 crime remains a noted Chicago case in police history.
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Richard Ivene
Chicago
Mrs. Hollister
Richard Ivens
Bessie Hollister
Tens
Franklin C. Hollister
Holster Bros
Jamestown Poised for Historic Republican Convention
Jamestown prepares to host a major Republican state convention on July 12 with 1200seat opera house, 35piece band, ample accommodations, and guaranteed normal prices. Organizers led by John Knauf Oscar Seller Frank Lens Morris Beck and Malcolm Sinclair pledge hospitality and thorough arrangements for delegates reporters and guests.
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Flestre
Jamestown
John Knauf
Oscar Seller
Commercial Club
Frank A. Lens
Morris Beck
Malcomb Sinclair
Frank Lenz
Gen- Hemen
Grano on the Soo A Growing Ward County Town
Grano, a new town on the Soo River branch near Lansford, sits amid prime Ward county farming land. It boasts a large livery barn, three elevators, three general stores, implement dealers with warehouses, a drug store, two hotels, two restaurants, lumber yards, an opera house, and a 15 piece Grano band. Churches include Methodist, Presbyterian, and Catholic, with rapid growth from young, public minded businessmen.
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Thiel River
SOO
Lansford
Ward
Elmer Metcalf
Grano
Republicans Hold Primaries After Corrected Reports
Corrected primary results show regular Republicans claiming victory in nominating enough state senators to challenge Hansbrough's reelection and push for a broader primary law. They report 301 delegates to insurgents 129 with 37 pending, as county tallies update. A separate comic aside features a mother’s gold value remark and a witty exchange about a young lady’s price.
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Hansbrough
State Of‘clas
Body found in Red River believed to be farm hand
A decomposed body recovered near Proberfield farm in the Red River was initially thought to be a woman but proved to be a man. The body had been in the water for about two weeks, with no pockets clues or signs of foul play. Authorities suspect the man, a farm laborer, may have ended his troubles by jumping into the river.
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Jamestown
North Dakota
Puck
Red River
Fargo
Proberfield Farm
Missouris
James Carson
Cavalier County
Langton
North Dakota town notes and county political buzz
A collage of rural North Dakota items reports mad dog scares at Wilton, water supplies in Lansford, roadwork at Medora, Clover crops around Rugby, and baseball in Cooperstown. Also noted are political campaigns in McLean and Wells counties, church costs at Lakota, a postmaster appointment at Amenia, a theft case in Dickinson, and local incidents across multiple counties amid ensuing elections and community concerns.
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Medora
Cooperstown
Bowbells
Page
Devils Lakers
Chautauqua
Y‘ Hatton
McLean County
Richland County
Hettinger County
Womanarck Hit By Freak Storm Across North Dakota
A severe and unusual storm swept through the Bismarck region causing large hallstones up to five inches in diameter. Fort Lincoln contractor R. Clark was knocked unconscious by a hailstone, and a horse ran away during his incident. Alex George and wife and Mrs. Chittie were knocked down at the Home hotel. George was hospitalized with paralysis and temporary hysteria. The Palladium office chimney and roof were damaged, some runaways occurred, and crops suffered little overall as the storm tracked north of Bismarck.
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Bisuturck
R. Clark
Fort Lincoln
Murphy
Anim Clark
Alex George
Wishek
Chittie
Mr George
George
the Palladium
Bismarck
State Health Report Births and Deaths May
The monthly vita statistics report from Secretary Healy shows May totals by county. Tuberculosis 15 cases 13 deaths. typhoid fever 12 cases 3 deaths. diphtheria 19 cases 5 deaths. scarlet fever 26 cases 4 deaths. measles 01 cases 2 deaths. other infectious diseases 21 cases 17 deaths. No reports from Dickey Eddy Emmons Foster McIntosh Mercer Pierce Ramses.
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Vita
Healy
Dickey, Eddy
Emmons
Foster
McIntosh
Mercer
Pierce
Ramses
Reclamation Bills Target Red River Valley and Carolinas
The reclamation service opposes bills to drain the Red River valley in North Dakota and the dismal swamp in the Carolinas, arguing they would divert $4 million from irrigation funds and stall current irrigation ditch work and project completion. The service backs the Steenerson bill for overflowed lands in Minnesota and warns strong efforts to push the Hansbrough bill before adjournment may fail.
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Reclamation Service
Eaven and Earth
Red River
North Dakota
Carolinas
Irrigation Fund
Minnesota
St Paul Boy Drowns In Dickinson River
Herbert Wood of St Paul was drowned while bathing in the Heart river at Dickinson. Companions could not reach him as the body rose only once. The river was dragged and the body recovered about two hours later. Wood, about twenty two, had come from St Paul last week to work in a cement factory.
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Herbert Wood
Dickinson
St. Paul
Heart River
Wood
Burglar Strikes Finley Hardware for Watches and Guns
Long and Peterson hardware store in Finley was burglarized with about $200 worth of Waltham and Elgin watches and four revolvers plus ammunition stolen. Entry gained by prying open a back window of the tinshop. No clues as yet.
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Long & Peterson
Finley
Waltham and Elgin
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Vmers
Bates
Pole
Thid
Sevastopol
Ryazan
Krasnovarak
Yankel
Siberia
Shurin
Kormin
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Marine Birlleft
Cronstadt
Gomel
Exesses
Asetin
Moses Got
Frank
Klled
Henry
Owensville
Harry Cole
Ullick Hart
Yale
Hart
Cole
Crano ON the Soo
Prosperous New Place
Star
Ins
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Bottineau
Billings
Burleigha
Meron Dickey
Eady
Emmons Foster Grand Forks
Griges
Kidder
LaMoure
Logané
McHenry
McKenzie
McLeanee
Morton
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Richland
Ib Rolette
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Cs Towner
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Wilton
Xarly
Towner County
Foster and Wells
New Congregational Church
Lakota
Childen
John A. Johnson
Amenia
Cass County
G. L. Dunning
Markell
Montana
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Devila Lake
Phi Gell
Pat Murphy
Mohall
Mise Lottie Tittlehoute
McLashi
Commercial Club of
Fessenden
Wells County
Court House
Dlock
Agricultural College
Charles Ferguson
Henry Rag ‘Ant
Hillsboro
Ferguson
Farmers’ Home
Womarck
State Health Report
Barnes - Bry
Benson
Burleigh
Cass
Gavalier
Grand Forks
Griggs
la Moure
Logan
McHenry McLean
Morton Oliver
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