Alfonso's Busy Day At State Banquet In London
King Alfonso of Spain attended a royal schedule in London including mass at Westminster Abbey, a reception at the Spanish Legation, a visit to the House of Parliament, and a state banquet at Buckingham Palace with royal and diplomatic guests. Weather cooled the day with an east wind but the program proceeded with notable participation of the diplomatic corps, Spanish residents, and English nobles.
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Reid
London
King Alfonso
Spain
Metropols
Buckingham Palace
Ming Alfonso
Weuatmainste
Westminger Abbey
Pudesa
Connaught
Menent
Fuckingham Palace
Plomans
England
Roy
Alfonso Con
Vexanaia
Hol- Bail
Wolff Metternich
White An Reid
Whitelaw
Duchess of Portland Thess
Alfonso
Hangart
Count Mensdorff
Duchess of Marlborough
S. Polo de Barnabee
Duchess of
Roxburghe
Edward
France
Sandhurst
Ola
Great Britain
Mme Melba
Muriel Foster
Emien Caruso
Ambassador Reid
Carter
Licensed to Marry and Royal Visit Headlines
Fragmented notice list of marriage licenses and obituaries followed by a long royal visit account. Mentions Sarol Ferguson Kuponla and many others, then King Alfonso's Buckingham Palace reception with Prince Reid and Ambassador Caruso as part of a London royal audience.
Health Office Record Fragment from Hillsdale and Washington Hospitals
A garbled health office record lists patient ages and locations including Hillsdale, Washington hospitals, and several street addresses. Entries reference ages from 2 to 68, various wards or departments, and mentions of Insane Asylum, Police action, and public hospital numbers. The text preserves scattered names and institutions but lacks coherent context or clear events.
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Shectlan Ave
Hillsdale
Erte
Warhaut
Ope & Hve
Tia
Emrimes
Peare
Hurley Eosermones
Mason Wash Asylum
Rela Jones
Geo
Denea Houp
Notice of Marriage and Death Inquiries Across Newspapers
The Warrington Trust announces an application to publish marriage and death notices without cost in a wide list of papers including Boston Globe Buffalo Courier Cincinnati Inquirer Chicago Record Herald Philadelphia Public Ledger Pittsburgh Dispatch Providence Journal Rochester Herald St Louis Post-Dispatch Syracuse Post Standard Minneapolis Tribune Cleveland Plain Dealer and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warrington Prat
Aw Tore Times
Boston Globe
Blefalo
Colrica Cin Innati Inquirer
CHI Ago Record Herald
Philadelphia Public Ledger
Pittseleg Dispatch
Fpodence Journal
Rochester Herald
ST Louis
Syracuse Post Standard
BT Pali
Pioneer
Minneapolis
Triaise
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Norway to Dethrone King and Form Independent Government
Copenhagen reports a Norwegian push toward dissolution from Sweden with the Storthing expected to adopt resolutions ending the King’s reign. The government would assume royal powers in the king’s absence, steering constitutional changes under a provisional mandate.
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Copenhagen
Christiania
National Tidende
Norway
Sweden
Storthing
Stockholm
Mutiny on Ocean Liner Ailonia Sparks Crew Clash
Aboard the Cunard Line steamer Ailonia sailing from New York mutinous Austrian sailors refused to work four hours on watch causing conflicts with English officers. The captain ordered replacements, some sailors were imprisoned, and officers with revolvers compelled the rest of the crew to act as stokers.
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Vienna
Fiume Gays
Cunard Line
Ailonia
New York
Statesmen Fight in Street as Servian Minister Resigns
A street brawl erupted in Belgrade between former Premier Pasics and Minister of Justice Nikolics. Nibelich struck Pasics with a stick while Pagita grappled Nikolics. bystanders separated them. The clash followed ministerial crisis tensions and led to Nikolics resigning.
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Belgrade
Servia
Pasics
M Nikolcs
Nibelich
M Pasha
Pagita
Byslanders
Nikelica
Conspiracy Trial for Passports Involving Brailsford and McCulloch
London June 6 H N Brailsford writer and A H M McCulloch actor were committed for trial on conspiracy charges to obtain passports for unlawful purposes. Evidence consisted of corroborative statements and both defendants were admitted to bail. McCulloch allegedly procured the passport found with a bomb maker killed in the Hotel Bristol St Petersburg on March 11.
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London
H. N Brailsford
A. H. M. McCulloch
McCulloch
Bristol
St. Petersburg
Dominican exiles seized on landing at Monta Cristi
Gen Des champa and seventeen others were expelled from the country and landed at Monta Cristi last Saturday. They were captured within moments of stepping ashore as the American warship Denver arrived today to reinforce arrival surveillance.
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Washington Post
Santo Domingo City
Deschampa
Monta Cristi
Denver
Degree for Dr Osl er and Gildersleeve to be honored
Oxford convocation plans to confer Dr William O s ler the degree of Doctor of Medicine and honor Baall Lan eau Gildersleeve Greek professor at Johns Hopkins University. Secretary Hay remains quiet and will travel to New York on the Baltic tomorrow.
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Gildarsleeve
Oxford University
Oxford
England
Yane
William Osker
Baall Laneau Gildersleeve
Johna Hopkins University
Hay
London
Hig
Seen
New York
White Star Line
Baltic
Movement. Jeean Steamers and Atlantic Passage Notes
Movement details list ships arriving and sailing from New York and European ports. Varying vessels including Reler Wilhelm, Katner Wilhelm der Grau, Georgic, Germania, and ships Caronla and Queenstown bound for New York. Entries note arrivals from Bremen Liverpool and Dover Cherbourg with times and routes, plus Bremen voyage progress of Kroopland and Kroupeins Wilhelm.
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New York
Reler Wilhelm
Bremen
Katner Wilhelm der Grau
Georgic
Liverpool
Germania
Caronla
Queenstown
Nantucket
Kroopland
Dover
Cherbourg
Kroupeins Wilhelm
Plgssouth
Four Die in Storm and Train Wrecks Across Michigan
Severe floods and washouts cripple Western Michigan as tornadoes strike Tuscola and Sanilac counties killing Beatrice Smith and three others, while rail lines from Pere Marquette and Grand Trunk suffer extensive wrecks. Additional floods endanger Grand River, with multiple railroad washouts, damaged dams and bridges, and widespread property losses estimated in the hundreds of thousands.
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Michigan
Grand River
Danger Line
Detroit
Mich
Tuscola
Sanilac
Beatrice Smith
John Smith
Urban
William Philpott
Shabboun
Joseph Stenfeld
Novesta
Foenla
Pere Marquette
State Reformatory
W. Alvord
H. Payne
Ionia
Coffee and
Neally
W. C. Everett
Albert Carl
Gt. Johns
C. We Crangow
Exuht
J Lawler
Darang
Grand Rapide
Lansing
Schneider
Weather Bureau
Tonia
Port Marquette
Grand Rapids
Indiana
Indlang
Grand Trunk
Grand Haven
Milwaukee
Michigan Central
Pere Marqnette
Chicago
Dinner to Miss Roosevelt at Taft Home in Cincinnati
A Washington Post report from Cincinnati describes a June dinner honoring Miss Alice Roosevelt hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Taft on Pike Street. Attendees included Longworth family members and debutantes with guests in white satin, pink and white rose decorations, and musical performances by Miss Conrey. The Taft mansion, Longworth home since 1879, features noted diamonds and attire, while tomorrow hosts garden and dinner events at Rockwood and the Country Club.
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Apedal
Washington Post
Cincinnati
Alice Roosevelt
Longworths
Chariea P. Taft
Pike Street
Taft
W. H. Taft
Mins Roosevelt
Nicholas Longworth
Wallingford
Mr. Longworth
Longworth
Tait
Ohio
Miss Taft
Conrey
Jima
Congressman Longworth
Rockwood
Anne Harrison
Creek Nation tax dispute seeks business help in St Louis
A Creek Nation committee arrives in St Louis to urge merchants to support a stay of the Interior Department order taxing Indian Territory merchants. They plan to press President Roosevelt and Secretary Hitchcock for a resolution to the tribal tax controversy. Attorney William T. Hutlings argues the tax is unjust on white merchants operating in incorporated towns on patented lands.
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St. Louis
I. T
Walbridge
Business Men's League
Assis
Hitchson
Wlashington
Roosevelt
Hitchcock
William T. Hutenings
Muskogee
United States
Murder Tied to Black Hand Terror in Italian Community
Special to The Washington Post Wilkesbarre Pa June authorities search for missing head of a body found this morning seven miles from here near Cork lane. Police suspect Black Hand Society killings aimed at extortion. The victim, likely Italian, had money cigars a .32 revolver and two gold rings. no ID. The head may have been dumped into a nearby mine opening. reign of terror has curbed Italian safety with letters threatening death over protection payments.
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Washington Post
Wilkesbarre
Cork Lane
Black Hand Society
Pittston
Cork and Bottle
Joseph Castllini
Three Men Die in Steam Boiler Accident at Cleveland Factory
Three workers were fatally scalded when a sudden steam surge entered a boiler being repaired at the American Steel and Wire Company in Cleveland Ohio. James Donahue and William McBride are named among the dead with an unknown third man. Several colleagues were injured during rescue attempts. identification was difficult due to severe burns. Donahue had traveled from Pittsburgh.
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Cleveland
Ohio
American Steel and Wire Company
James Donahue
William McBride
Donahue
Pittsburg
Canadian Authorities Refuse Dock Use Over 400 Tons Dynamite
Ogdensburg New York June The Canadian marine department refused permission for the American steamer Dorothy of New York to use the government dock at Kingston upon learning she carried 400 tons of dynamite. The Dorothy broke her propeller entering the St Lawrence River canal and was towed to Kingston to receive a new propeller with cargo reconsigned from Philadelphia to Chicago.
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Ogdensburg
N. Y
Canadian Marine Department
Dorothy
New York
Kingston
Rows Canal
St. Lawrences River
Philadelphia
Chicago
Violent Tobacco Hunger Arrests at Rome Switch
A fast New York Central freight near Rome last night halted when a man on the track signaled for a chew of tobacco. The engineer learned the man’s demand and the train proceeded after authorities later arrested James EN for the incident.
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Washington Post
Tea
N. Y
New York Central
Rome
Ed Goncers
Aa James EN
Bryan Places Bennett Fund For College Medal
In Columbia South Carolina the Bennett fund was received through William Jenongs Bryan and placed in the bank. For the present the interest will fund an annual medal awarded by the vocal agent of the Sallawegure Government. The principal may be used later at the discretion of the fund.
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Columbia
S U
Bouth Caroling
College
William Jenongs Bryan
Bennett Fund
Sallawegure
AT HEAD OF EQUITABLE FOUR MORE DIRECTORS QUIT
Four more directors resign from the Equitable Life Assurance Society board raising total withdrawals to ten. The adjourned meeting for electing a chairman with plenary power over the society’s affairs is set for tomorrow at 1 pm. Hyde seeks a prominent nominee like Cortelyou or Gray while offering conditions on stock to trustees.
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Boar
Hyde
Cortelyou
Gray
Shaw
New York
Equitable Life Assurance Society
J. Cassatt
Pennsylvania Railroad
Ohn Sloane
D. O
John A. Stewart
BE. H. Harriman
M. BD. Ingalls
T J. Coolidge
Jacob W. Schift
Cornelius N. Bi
Pennsylvania- Harriman
George J. Gould
West
Cassatt
Mills
Frick
Mr. Hyde
George B. Cortelyou
George Gray
Delaware
Gov. Herrick
Ohio
the Treasury
Seave IM
George W. Perkins
Royal Wedding Fetes End With Torchlight Dance at Hohenzollern
The wedding of Crown Prince Frederick William and Princess Cedlia closes after a lavish ceremony and a four hour reception. Gr Dryander greets the royal couple. gifts include a bound bible. A torchlight dance follows in the white hall as dignitaries mingle before departure to Hubertusstock.
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Ander
Gr. Dryander
Hohensollern
Wome
Michael of Rupala
franz Fer @nand
Austria
Gustaf
Sweden
Oporto
Atettin
Crown Prince
Sone
Hubertusstock
Eberswalde
Prussia
Germany
Wirbasny
Frederick William
Relics Go to Mount Vernon in Sale of Washington Chair
Nashville reports Col. Andrew Jackson sold the Washington chair, a prized relic, to the Mount Vernon Association for 7500 dollars. The mahogany shaving stand from George Washington’s era, once gifted by the First French Minister to the United States, was placed in Mount Vernon after a long lineage of owners. The Cox family heirs aided the stand’s move, with Mrs. Cox delivering it. price not disclosed, believed 4000 dollars.
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Nashvile
Tenn
Andrew Jackson
Washington
Jackson
Mount Vernon Association
Gen Washington
Craik
Gen. Jackson
Gen. Washington
Mount Vernon
United States
Board of Regents
Thomas C. Cox
Davis Stuart
Fairfax
Mies. Washington
W'liam Robinson
Cox
France
Building collapse endangers families. landmarks to be demolished
Special to The Washington Fest reports two brick East Main Street buildings in Richmond Virginia collapsed overnight. The fall imperiled two families with one man exposing his young children to danger and a child injured by bricks. The Moschett Saloon was wrecked as completely as Carrie Nation would have wrecked it.
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Richmond
East Main Street
Alexander Berman
Moschett] & Co
Carrie Naton
Governors say Indians will postpone patents until interior secretary approves
Governors of the Choctaw and Chickasaw nations telegraphed the Department of Justice that no patents for land allotment will be issued until approval by the Secretary of the Interior. They had challenged the secretary last week, prompting Hitchcock to threaten legal action, and they now comply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hitchcock
Department of Justice
Secretary of the Interior
Nelson Beats O'Neill In Six Round Fight
PhiladelphiaNews: Battling Nelson defeated Jack ONeill in six fast rounds at the National Athletic Club. ONeill led early, but Nelson gained the advantage by rounds four to six, finishing strong as ONeill absorbed punishment in the later frames.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack O'Neill
Philadelphia
Nelson
Bhis City
National Athletic Club
Jim
O'Neill
Death notices for James W King Patrick J Hanway and James Smalley Clark
James W King retired chief engineer of the United States Navy died at his Philadelphia home aged eighty five. Patrick J Hanway formerly editor and publisher of the Brooklyn Standard and Vigilant died at his Brooklyn residence aged fifty one. James Smalley Clark assistant general passenger agent of the New York Central Railroad died at his home aged sixty two.
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Necoraer
Tsom
St Atosslus Samet
Hig Fon Imples
Hvdeon
Rachal Fort
Dobbs Ferry
King
Phita
James W Klog
Entroor
States Navy
Turson Ariz
Pine
Henry B
Blade
Sunérat
Tieazar Thompson
United States Navy
Philadelphia
James W. King
Unitedtates Navy
New York
Patrick J. Hanway
Brooklyn Standard
Vigilant
Brooklyn
Yonkers
James Smalley ‘Clark
New York Central Railroad
Yellow Fever Suspect Arrives on Seguranca Steamer
New York reports June 6 that Leary Carloon, a passenger on the Seguranca from Colon, was taken to Swinburne Island for observation after the vessel reached quarantine. The attending physician had not yet determined the illness. Officials ordered detention to confirm absence of yellow fever. Also aboard were Domingo de Obaldia, Pep perman, P H Cahi, Mal Keane, and twenty-eight former canal employees arriving with the Seguranca.
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New York
Leary
Colon
Swinburne Island
Domingo de Obaldia
United States
NL. Pepperman
Panama Canal Commission
P. H Cahi
Mal Keane
USA
Ambassador Conger: permanent in Mexico City
Ambassador Conger declares he will stay in Mexico City beyond six months and will not seek Iowa governor. He says he has been urged to accept the Iowa nomination but declines, preferring service in the diplomatic corps, with his appointment described as permanent and subject to standard diplomatic conditions.
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Conger
Mexico City
Iowa
Iike
Baldwin Re-elected President of Special Railway Agents
W G Baldwin of Roanoke Va and W C Dawson of Aurora Ill were re elected by the Association of Special Railway Agents of the United States and Canada at its annual meeting in Cincinnati Ohio. Other officers named include vice presidents Floyd M Shafter Cincinnati John J Risdon Chicago and G A Oglyn Baltimore Washington chosen as site for next meeting.
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W. G. Baldwin
Roanoke
Cincinnati
Ohio
W. G Baldwin
W. C. Dawson
Aurora
Association of
Special Railway
United States
Canada
Floyd M Shafter
Cincinati
John J. Risdon
Chicago
G. A. Oglin
Baltimore
Washington
Lottery raid hits Montana Mining Company officers
Federal officers raided the Montana Mining Company office in Butte on June 6 arresting Daniel B. Jacobs secretary treasurer on charges of violating postal laws by maintaining a lottery. About 70 000 tickets were seized with a list of agents across the United States and Canada. The company is incorporated for 12000 dollars. In New York a tower and bridge collapse at Jamaica killed James Lester and injured four while workers repaired a signal structure in the Long Island Railroad yard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montans Mining Company
Butte
Mon
United States
Monltane Mining, Loan and Investment Company
Daniel B. Jacobs
Canada
New York
James Lester
Finching
Ilef
Long Island
Jamaica
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United States Realty CO
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Nature
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