Coronation Day Procession Through London Observed by Crowds
Multitudes filled the streets at sunrise as King Edward and Queen Alexandra attended a coronation marked by royal processions from Buckingham Palace to Westminster Abbey. The Prince of Wales and foreign royal figures followed, with guards, aides, and dignitaries in ceremonial ranks. The Salvation Army color controversy was resolved in a royal order, and the crowd’s cheers echoed inside the abbey as the king was crowned.
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Iyde Park
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Prince Arthur of Connaught
Duke of Buccleuch
Royal Company of Archers
Earl Waldegrave
England
Ireland
Scotland
India
Womanly health cures urged by Dr Pierces' medicines
A lengthy plea urges women to seek cures for uterine and related disorders through Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription Golden Medical Discovery and Pleasant Pellets. Personal testimonials from Mrs. Adams Mrs. Dickson and Mrs. Venghaus claim sleep relief, renewed appetite and restored strength after years of illness. The ad touts free letter consultations at the Buffalo institute and cites a ninety eight percent cure rate among patients.
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Dr. Pierce
Golden Medical Discovery
John Dickson
Grenfell
Assiniboia Dist
N. W. Terr
Mattie Venghaus
Tioga
Ogs
Hancock County
Pierce
Invalids’otel and Surgical Institute
Buffalo
N.Y
R. V. Pierce
Invalids’ Hotel and Surgical Institute
N. Y
The
Royal Festivity Amid Cheers As Couple Returns Home
Crowds thronged the streets as the royal couple rode through London amid cheers and patriotic songs. The procession blended with God Save the King as the couple reentered the palace to continue celebrations and music.
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Palnes
Trade Review Shows Strong Fall Prospects In Agriculture
R G Dun & Co Weekly Review of Trade notes better prospects in farming outweigh labor disputes slowing trade. Lumber and fish packing hit records while Rathway earnings rise 3.0 percent from last year and 21.8 percent from a century ago. Iron and steel prices steady, machinery solid, footwear active, hides rising. Notable crops improve. agricultural returns likely to exceed average with low stocks lifting prices. weekly US failures 1 vs 173 last year, Canada 14 vs 31.
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R. G. Dun & Co
Lewess
United States
Canada
Marcus Island guano expedition under conflict avoidance orders
Honolulu reports Marcus Island guano expedition led by Captain A A Rosehill aims for peaceful scientific study of guano deposits. Japan warns with war vessel. US plan contemplates landing under cover if blocked, and raising the US flag if restrained. Crew includes W A Bryman and T F Sedgwick. Mausers aboard. dispute over ownership to be referred to US and Japan if landing blocked.
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State Department
Washington
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Rosehill
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United States
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Jutia E. Whalen
Hee
Whalen
W. A. Bryman
Bishop Museum
T. F. Sedgewick
United States Agricultural Station
Fitch
Bluffing the Bluffton Man In a Forced Midwest Marriage
Sheriff Stout holds affidavits against Hardy Mossman a railroad worker from Croesse Allen county. Mossman opposed by Grace Merriman’s father arranges a Bluffton wedding a revolver interrupts the ceremony and the couple wed in Hillsdale Michigan. Prosecution is dropped and Mrs Mossman asserts her husband will appear if needed.
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Stout
Hardy Mosseman
Lake Shore and Michigan Southern Railroad
Mossman
Grace Merriman
Croesse
Allen County
Bluffton
Hillsdale
Mich
Tin Plate Plants Shut Down Over Wage Refusal
Pittsburg reports that 15 of 28 American Tin Plate company plants, with 120 mills, have closed indefinitely after workers refused wage reductions. Officials cite trade downturn as cause, though export business of 1.5 million boxes was a goal. Unconfirmed reports say another appeal to lodges may seek reconsideration.
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Pittsburg
American Tin Plate Company
Tin Plate Lodges
Expedition sails and fails to find treasure on Cocos island
Victoria B C August 9 an elaborately equipped Makely expedition returned from Cocos Hind island after months with no sign of treasure. Instruments misled crews, prompting digging in several spots but none yielded wealth. Captains Hackett and Whidden tested coin and found no luck. supply shortages forced return May 11. The leaders still doubtless believe treasure exists despite failed instruments.
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Enyeart
Blakely
Whidden
Hackett
Liperius
Aurora
Slackett
Mesers
Gilbert
Feud Killings and Wounding Spark Disturbance in Tennessee
In Nashville Jim High peach and Brooks Carter were killed in a feud linked clash with John Carter seriously wounded and Richmond shot in the wrist in Jackson county. The Lynch brothers were arrested as authorities expect more trouble. Near Paris Kentucky a dynamite blast at North Middleton left Muanley Florence and Marion Blackford dead and Walter Goode wounded. Tecumseh wins Seawanhaka cup race at Montreal in a three lap triangle contest. President Roosevelt and Attorney General Knox confer on Commercial Cable Pacific Philippines control.
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Tenn
Jim Highpeach
Brooks Carter
John Carter
Richmond
Jackson County
Carter
Lynch
Lynch Brothers
Oyster Bay
N. Y
Roosevelt
Knox
Philippines
Paris
Muanley Florence
Stanford
Marion Blackford
Ownesboro
Walter Goode
Lexington
North Middleton
Pope ends dispensations for kinship marriages
Rome dispatch says the pope informed European reigning houses that no further dispensations for consanguineous marriages will be granted. The note signals a push to reinvigorate royal succession practices across Europe.
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London
Dalziel
Rome
Europe
Sudden death of General Lucas Meyer announced in Brussels
The Petit Bleu reports General Lucas Meyer died suddenly of heart disease in Brussels. He had suffered attacks of the illness during the war in South Africa.
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Brussels
Petit Bleu
Meyer
South Africa
Rochester Man Dies at Parma at Age 60
Rochester news reports the death of Charles Tiane once a leading merchant and banker in Ludington Michigan. He died in Parma aged 60, ending a noted career in finance and commerce.
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N. Y
Charles Tiane
Ludington
Mick
Parma
Inflation Indicated by the Comptroller of the Currency
Washington Aug 2 William Tar ret Rideley comptroller of the currency said the reports of condition show national banks in excellent shape with increases in reserves and deposits. He noted the largest ever footing of 50,000,0078 and a rise in loan volume, plus higher reserve percentages across major districts, while warning of potential overextension despite overall strength.
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Muscatine
William Jennings Bryan
Dan Ville
Ills
Bryan
Washington
William Tarret Rideley
National Banke of the
United States
Taflatton
Lonna
Death in the factory braid injures and kills worker
A girl named Katie Ploechaleka died after a sewing machine shaft pulled her into the设备 at the Hantten Carhartt factory in Bedford Indiana. Rescue and medical staff could not save her, and officials reported internal injuries likely caused her death. Earlier reports noted a fatal accident with the same machine.
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Ange
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Oier
Hantten Carhartt
Kathe
Ler
William Denon
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Carhartt
A. Kullek
Burglaries Strike Three Firms and Bank in Johnstown
In Johnstown Ohio August first week three business houses and the Citizens’ bank were burglarized on Thursday. The bank safe was blown and ruined but the burglars netted nothing of value. No arrests announced.
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Johnstown, C
Citizens’ Bank
Coroner Jury Rules Unjustifiable Murder in Ragsdale Case
In Vienna Illinois the coroner's jury concludes that W D D Ragsdale was shot by his son S S C L Ragsdale in an unjustifiable murder. The verdict officializes the fatal shooting as unjustified.
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Ill
W. DD. Ragsdale
S&s CL
Ragsdale
Camera plan sparks tense dining room exchange
Hasker Tiello questions Crabbe about the camera and plans a joke. Crabbe replies they will bore an artesian well in their dining room with it. The exchange suggests a offbeat domestic dispute or humorous confrontation without further action.
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Tiello
Crabbe
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