Haakon VII Crowned in Trondhjem Cathedral Ceremony
King Haakon VII and Queen Maud were anointed and crowned in a ceremonial, simplified by modern sense in Trondhjem cathedral. The rite featured oil anointing on the forehead and wrists with Te Deum hymn, sermon, and sovereigns receiving crown, mantle, and blessing from bishops and judges.
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Trondhjem
Haakon VII
Maud
Norway
Oscar
Sweden
Haakon
Christiania
Supreme Court
Crowning of the King and Royal Ceremonies at Trondheim
The king rose and was crowned by the prime minister Michelsen with the bishop of Trondhjem. Prayers blessed the crown sceptre orb and sword as ministers named Lee land Archander Olsson and others performed the ceremonial due. A salute followed and the queen underwent a mirror ceremony without the sword. Clergy and sovereigns then exited the cathedral.
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Michelsen
Trondhjem
Leeland
Archander
Trondhem
Olsson
Yrondhjem
Norway
Ivens and seven others rebuked for crimes in Chicago and Kansas City
In Chicago Richard Glenn Ivens was sentenced for the murder of Mrs. Annie Hollister Jap. The crime shocked the city and spurred calls for street safety improvements. In Kansas City Judge Smith McPherson sentenced seven defendants for accepting rebates on shipments with fines ranging from 4 000 to 15 000 and brief prison terms for four months to three months.
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Chicago
Evening Journal
Richard Glenn Ivens
Annie Hollister
Kansas City
The
Smith McPherson
Swift & Co
Cudahy Packing Co
Armour Packing Co
Nelson Morris & Co
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy R. A
George L. Thomas
L. B. Taggart
Thugs Shoot John Phillips on Brooklyn Club Grounds
John Phillips superintendent of the Parkway Driving Club and turfman was shot and seriously wounded by two highwaymen on the club grounds in Brooklyn. He was struck in the mouth during a struggle after which assailants fled with a gold watch chain a diamond ring and cash. He was taken to emergency hospital in Coney Island in critical condition. In a separate incident at East One Hundred and First Street a 69 year old woman Mrs Margaret Green was found bound and choking in her kitchen as medics treat her after the home was ransacked.
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New York
John Phillips
Parkway Driving Club
Brooklyn
Phillips
Coney Island
Coney Island Avenue
King's Highway
Margaret Green
East One Hundred and
First Street
Prince Henry Named Chief of German Navy
The Kaiser appoints Prince Henry of Prussia as head of the German navy. July 2 is set for the trial on bribery charges against Secretary of State Houser of Wisconsin. Hon. William Jennings Bryan travels to Trondheim Norway to witness Haakon VII coronation.
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Prince Henry of
Prussia
Houser
Wisconsin
William Jennings Bryan
Trondhiem
Norway
Haakon Vil
Lewis Emery Jr Nominated by Lincoln Party for Governor
The Lincoln Party in Pennsylvania nominated Lewis Emery Jr an independent oil refiner and longtime opponent of the Standard Oil trust at its state convention. The party cites Emery as a rising force after strong showings in Philadelphia and statewide.
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Lewis Emery, JR
Lincoln Party
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Emery
What We Are Eating He Lectures To The House
Washington June 22 The house sessions desk displayed a hoard of foods and drinks as Mann argued for a pure food bill. He cited adulterated coffee cherries alcohol and canned tomatoes with short weights, noting standards and consumer protection amid applause.
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Washington
Delignatessen
Committee On Interstate and Foreign Commerce
Mann
Gaines
Tennessee
Illinois
University of the House
Manon
Elu Cose
Freezin
New York
Philadelphia
Chicago
Sultan of Sulu and the Cherry Tale
A partial passage shows a caption and dialogue as Mann explains articles with Stevens of Minnesota assisting. The scene centers on a discussion behind tables while a figure described as the Sultan of Sulu appears in a curious exchange about a cherry.
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Mann
Stevens
Minnesota
Illinois Board Hikes Medical Admission Course Nine Months
At a Chicago meeting the Illinois state board of health required medical college entrants to complete a nine month course in chemistry biology physics and languages in addition to regular schooling. The change lengthens medical study by one year. The board also allows army navy and marine corps certificates for licensure with Illinois licenses issued on those credentials. The medical course change takes effect January 1 1910 while hospital corps provisions are immediate.
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Chicago
Illinois State Board of Health
Army
Navy
Marine Corps
Union fines a church in Wabash and halts project
The Friends church in Wabash Indiana had its building contract reset after the congregation refused to pay a $100 fine to the local carpenters union. Cyrus Eppley of Converse became the new contractor for the south side edifice after the dispute.
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Wabash
Ind
Carpenters’ Union
Friends’ New
Cyrus Eppley
Converse
Langston Wins Contract After Union Labor Clash
The article describes Langston hiring non union masons for foundation work while the union carpenters refused to work and fined the congregation $100. Sturdy Friends declined terms and awarded the contract to Eppley who will hire nonunion labor.
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Americus Vo Langston
Langston
Union Carpentera
Eppley
Ferris Declines Governorship Citing Low Enthusiasm
June 28 Saginaw Michigan Ferris refuses a second run for governor after receiving a letter from Woodbridge N Ferris Ble wapid resigned from the Democratic state central committee cites months of observation showing limited public enthusiasm justifying stepping aside.
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Ferris
Saginaw
Mich
John T. Winship
Demmocratice State Central Committee
Woodbridge N
Typhoid Fever Outbreak Suspected in Jackson
In Jackson Michigan on June 22 an epidemic of typhoid fever is blamed on milk. Thirty cases in ten days cluster in a small area while the city water is deemed not responsible. A state health board analyst is investigating the outbreak.
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Jackson
Mich
State Board of Health
Ohio cities pause business for Pattison funeral
Between 2 and 4, all Ohio cities and villages halted business for Governor Pattison's funeral. The Northwestern Retail Coat Dealers' convention at St. Paul adjourned. G Hac kell of Cedar Rapids Iowa elected president. Democratic state officers convention to be held in Minneapolis on Sept 4. Paducah cotton oil mill in Yazoo City Mississippi destroyed by fire with losses of 150000. Haviland porcelain factory in Limoges France closed again over wages dispute.
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Ohio
Pattison
St. Paul
G. Hackell
Cedar Rapids
Minneapolis
Paducah
Yazoo City
Miss
Haviland Porcelain
Limoges
France
Chicago hog and cattle market report June 22 1996
Market notes show hog receipts estimated 20000 with mixed packers and shipping grades chiefly 86.30 to 86.65 while heavy grades run 86.25 to 86.55. Cattle and sheep receipts 20000 and 38000 respectively with steady to strong trend and cattle prices mostly 83.90 to 86.00 for beeves and 83.50 to 86.50 for natives. Sheep and lambs listed firm with western lambs 65 to 87.50 and general demand described as steady to strong.
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Texas
Chicago Notice From Beach-Wickham Co June 22 1908
Public sale notice issued by Beach-Wickham Co Chicago agents McCall Bros. dated June 22 1908. Announcement specifies property or assets to be offered under authority granted, with local execution details and contact points for interested parties.
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Chicago
Beach-Wickham Co
McCall Bros
Chicago editors debunk poisoning claims from tour
At a National Editorial association gathering aboard a steamship Mackinac Island residents deny poisonings from ptomaine while noting only slight illnesses. They cite changes in diet and water as natural causes and thank the Chicago Press club for hospitality during their Indiana tour.
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Mackinac Island
Mich
National Editorial Association
Indiana
Hirst
New State Demonstration Draws Enthusiastic Guests in Oklahoma
Oklahoma City reports the New State celebration drawing crowds from twin territories. Governor Hoch of Kansas and Governor Frantz of Oklahoma attended the noon ceremonies at the park. Hoch delivered the principal address as an extensive program unfolded with speakers and a fireworks display.
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Oklahoma
China Signs Indemnity Treaty Over Missionary Massacre
Paris reports the foreign office says China agreed to indemnities totaling 600000 dollars for the Nan chang massacre of six French Jesuit missionaries in Kiang Si. China pays 200000 to the missions and 400000 to families, funds a memorial hospital, and punishes rioters' leaders.
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Paris
Foreign Office
China
France
Nanchang
Kiang-Si
Fire at State Hospital Amusement Hall Kills Manager
A fire at the amusement hall of a state hospital for the insane in Middletown Connecticut on June 22 caused one death and panicked inmates. F. Lh. Liechtenstein, general manager of the Merchants' Silk company, was killed by falling wall debris as inmates were moved to another building.
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Middletown
Conn
State Hospital
Auother
F. Lh. Liechtenstein
Merchants’ Silk Company
Surgeon Undergoes Operation for Intestinal Cancer
Dr. J William White, professor of surgery at the University of Pennsylvania and chairman of the football committee, underwent an operation for intestinal cancer in Rochester Miami. He diagnosed his own case months ago but remained at university duties, delaying treatment.
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Philadelphia
J. William White
University of Pennsylvania
Rochester
Miam
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