George V Crowned in Westminster Abbey Throne Ceremony
Crowns placed on George V and Queen Mary as archbishop administers oath and anointing. Procession, bells, and Te Deum mark coronation with spectators flooding streets. King’s coronation regalia described. royal carriage, robes, and garments detailed amid jubilant public reaction.
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King George V Crowned in Royal Robes and Attire
A vivid description of King George V in ceremonial robes for his coronation, detailing the robe design embroidered with symbols of India and Britain plus the six yard train of royal purple velvet. The article notes a royal dinner at Buckingham Palace and upcoming reviews and travels aboard the royal yacht. Also reported is a separate incident in Shelby Michigan where Emmett White was injured stopping a runaway horse after a mail carrier rig accident.
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India
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SH Powder Trust Ordered 10 Dissolve
A terse notice reports dissolution orders involving a trust named SH Powder, dated in July with reference to a coronation era event and a concert by English ruler Min Wer.
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SH Powder Trust
Coronation Program Arranged Across London Events
The program outlines June activities for the coronation week including royal procession through London naval review at Spithead return to London gala Opera Buckingham Palace garden party performances at His Majesty's Theatre royal visit to Norwich Royal progress to the city services at St Pauls and Guildhall and a grand finale for 100000 children at the Crystal Palace.
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London
Spithead
The
Opera
Buckingham Palace
His Majesty's Theater
Norwich
St. Paul’s
the Guildhall
Crystal Palace
King George Crowned Amid Timid Scenes of Historic Coronation
Crowds packed streets of London as King George and Queen Mary arrived at Westminster Abbey for a coronation marked by lavish decor and crowd fervor. The procession proceeded without incident and the service began with reconsecration of regalia led by the Archbishop of Canterbury.
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George
Strand
Westminster Abbey
Civica
Buckingham Palace
Britain
Archbishop of Canterbury
Representative Introduces Sherman Law Amendment
Washington June 17 Representative Martin of Colorado introduced a bill amending the Sherman Antitrust Law to exclude labor organizations agricultural associations and fraternal societies formed for mutual benefit from its operations.
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Washington
Martin
Colorado
Galesburg Lineman Electrocuted
In Galesburg Illinois on June 2 Albert Flake a Nneman was electrocuted while performing lineman work.
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Galesburg, I
Albert Flake
Nneman
Posse Drops Chace
Vallejo California June 17 posses have abandoned the hunt for Frank Melville who escaped from a reform school after holding up saloons
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Vallejo
Cal
Frank Melville
Senate votes to push Democratic wool bill to finance committee
The Senate voted to instruct the finance committee to report the Democratic wool bill. The action signals advancement of the wool legislation amid ongoing fiscal scrutiny in Washington.
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Washington
Senate
Finance Committee
Diet and Health Hints on Cooking and Raw Foods
The article argues that cooking cereal starch aids digestion and that cooking fruits can prevent fermentation problems. It notes raw foods do not cure disease and warns against raw pork or beans due to germs. It emphasizes boiling starch and germs to reduce risk.
Blast Shakes Chicago Hotels Fifth Explosion in Commonwealth
Explosion at 3 a.m. damages glass valued at 5 000 dollars at the entrance of a hotel on the south side between South Michigan and South Wabash. Fifth blast in weeks targets utilities and lodging, no fatalities reported. Police lack a solid theory on perpetrators or identities.
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Commonwealth Edis
Harmonlae
South
Michigan
South Wabash Avenues
Electric Company
Explosion rocks Chicago street manhole near Kimball building
A powerful blast shattered a manhole behind the Kimball building at 1100 South Michigan. The explosion rattled police stations miles away and woke residents in hotels and YWCA rooms as detectives investigated labor related bombings without solid leads.
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Kimball
South Michigan Avenue
Young Women’s Christian Association
Schuettler
West Harrison Street
Costello
Commonwealth Edison Company
US Fleet at Kiel for Emperor's Naval Festival
June 22 Kiel Germany American warships from the second division of the Atlantic fleet are moored in Kiel harbor ahead of the emperor's annual naval festival. Admiral von Tirpitz commands a large admiralty presence as German warships and new dreadnoughts gather. Hoosier Enjoys First Ride on Train. Hisdale Mich reports a man from Metz Indiana recalling his first train ride. Merom Ind College Elects President. Terre Haute Ind notes Union Christian College electing Joe Rev D A Long of Asheville as president.
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Joseph B. Reichmann
State Hanline Department
Reichmann
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Corn Products Company
Standard Ol Company
Kiel
Germany
Admiral von Tirpitz
Hoosier
Hisdale
Mich
W. Shoo
Metz
Ind
Battle Creek
Merom
Terre Haute
Joe Rev
Asheville
Antioch College
Union Christian College
Erom
World Steel Sails to Brussels for International Conference
Kent Gary chairman of United States Steel sails for Europe to attend the International Steel and Iron Conference opening in Brussels July. The gathering aims to promote cooperation among producers without fixing world prices or regulating markets, extending the Gary idea of fellowship and harmony in the industry.
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Europe
Brussels
New York
American Steel and Iron Institute
Kent Gary
United States Steel Corporation
Gary
Taft Goes to Yale for Commencement
President Taft began the longest day of the year with an early start. He traveled from New York to New Haven by special car for Yale's commencement and sent a message to Congress urging an amendment to the pure food law.
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New York
Taft
Home of Tears
Paty
Grand Central Station
News Haven
Yale
Washington
Weather Outlook and Local Fire Fatality Report
Indiana and Illinois fair with continued warmth today and tomorrow. Highs remain mild from southerly winds. Wisconsin also warm with showers and a cooler day ahead and southerly flow turning variable. Kerosene explosion proves fatal in Monmouth. Marion Mears of Gladstone died from burns. her mother Mrs. Charles Mears badly burned and in critical condition.
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Monmouth
Masrion Mears
Gladstone
Benestove
Charles Mears
DuPont Powder Case Sees Injunction on Interstate Combines
A federal court in Wilmington declares DuPont Powders Company and twenty seven associates part of an unlawful combination restraining interstate commerce in explosives. Judge Lanning writes the opinion, enjoining dissolution plans and scheduling October hearings on the injunction and possible dissolution. The case lists numerous DuPont entities and executives, with proceedings mirroring the American Tobacco decision in scope and intent.
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Bay of del
Kometon
BuMngton
Vittebure
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Trenton
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United Totem
DuPont Powders Company
United States
Henry A. DuPont
Powder Trust
Sherman
Mailiv of Powder
Lanning
United States Supreme Court
Aetna Powder Company
Miami Powder Company
American Powder Mills
Equitable Powder Manufacturize Company
Austin Powder Company
King Powder Company
Anthony Powder Company, Limited
American B
Schultze Gunpowder Company
Peyton Chemical Company
U.S
Delaware
Henry Baldwin
California Powder Works
Conemaugh Powder Company
Metropolitan Powder Company
Real Estate Valuations Likely to Fall Short of Targets
Reports to Indiana state tax boards show county review boards anticipate real estate valuations this year will not meet hoped for increases. Expected rises of 33 to 50 percent may be reduced to an average under 10 percent, disappointing state officials and lawmakers.
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State Board of Tax Commissioners
County Boards of Review
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