English King Honors American Bride At Dorchester House
A high society dinner at Dorchester House honored Mrs Longworth, the daughter of the American president, with King Edward VII and numerous British grandees in attendance. The gathering highlighted Anglo American diplomacy and social prestige, with Longworth seated beside the king and prominent guests from both nations.
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Dorchester House
Nicholas Longworth
Congressman Longin
Ofio
Wrs
Billains King
Longworth
England
Herssif
Mre Longworth
Fawad
Roosevelt
Tutd
Langworths
Mrs Longworth
America
Dorchester
Heid
Edward
Lord Granard
Thwaiting
Holford
Miss Reid
Duke of Richmont
Gordon
Duchess of
Buccleuch
Duke
Duchess of Marlborough
Duke of
Rosburghe
Crewe
Lord Tweedmouth
Countess Giet
Canada
Lady Townley
Washington
Lady Lansdowne
Paul Cambon
Admiral Fournier
Earl
Countess of
Powts
Gosford
Lord Curter
Kedleston
Joseph Chamberlain
John
Lister Kate Tha
Yarborough
Don Cameron Wie
United States
Irs Ogden Mills
J. Ridgeley Carter
Amercan
Delances Jay
Reid
Henry Campbell Bannerman
Edward Gres
Richard Burdon Haldane
Greater Pittsburg Vote on Allegheny Consolidation
The counties of Pittsburgh and Allegheny urged consolidation into a Greater Pittsburg. Pittsburgh favored with about a 2000 plus majority while Allegheny voted against by roughly 3800. Neither city delivered a clear statewide majority and the outcome now goes to the Supreme Court to rule on constitutionality.
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Allegheny
Pittsburg
Allesheny
Alcheny
State
Supreme Court
Lewel
Alegheny
Michigan Nominations in Statewide Primary
Detroit news reports Governor Fred M Warner renominated by Republicans with no opposition at the first general primary in the state. Patrick HO Kelley of Detroit named for lieutenant governor. Democrats nominate Woodbridge N Ferris of Big Rapids for governor and C H Limmerle of Cassopolis for lieutenant governor.
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Detroit
Fred M Warner
Patrick HO Kelley
Woodbridge N Ferris
Big Rapids
C H Limmerle
Cassopolis
Packers Guilty in Rail Freight Concession Trial
Four Kansas City meat companies Armour Swit Cudahy Nelson form were found guilty in federal court of accepting concessions from the Chicago Burlington and Quincy Railroad on export shipments. Convictions carry fines from 1000 to 20600 per count. four counts mean potential maximums. Judge McPherson will announce fines next week as motions for new trials are prepared.
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Kansas City
Burlington Railroad Company
Armour & Co
Swit & Co Cudahy & Co
Verns Packing Company
United States
Chicago Burlington and Quincy Railroad
Mernerson
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Burtington
New York
Cuflahi & Co
Newark
Germany
Interstate Commerce Commission
Wal Fan Tha Anfandantn Fh
Covmers mi Wie
Weacnuawis Su Us Rial
We Pherson
Buriington
McPherson
Commission
Washington
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy Railroad Company
Armour & Cosint & Co Cudahy & Co
Nelson
Fedeal Court
Smith McPherson
Burlington Company
Kansas City Kans
Liverpool
Lyons
Burlington
Leigh Valley
Grand Train and Western
Toledo St Lous
De Koven Ill as His Condition Is Serious in Sanatorium
Reginald de Koven, famed composer of light operas, reported ill at a Yonkers sanatorium. The illness disclosed during August Pin arrest, Mrs de Koven driving at Riverside Drive with Chauffeur Pin and Mr McGann. Court scene in Harlem Police Court included security talks and bond offers. Mrs de Koven protested the proceedings.
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Sprotal
Washngton
New Yok
Reginald de Koven
Lght
Robin Hood
Rob Roy
Happyland
Yonkers
Harlem
August Pin
de Kovens
Riverside Drive
de Koven
Hobart Chatfeld Chatfield Taylor
Robert Vwegann
Ruggles Coles Engineering Company
Dudley Moreton
de Koyen
Chatfield-Taylor
Tath
17Dh Street
Jase
Pe-Ace
VeGann
Chicago
Chicago Realty
Pin
Wes de Koven
McGinn
Goldman
McGann
Claremont
Fuol
Baler
Dispatch
Harlem Folioa Court
Mra
Senatorium
Havoc by Tornados Wreaks Havre Montana Damage
Tornadoes struck Havre Montana on June 12 injuring several and damaging many buildings. Light tenement houses were destroyed and the Presbyterian church wrecked as hail and high winds shattered windows and unroofed roofs. Cars were blown from siding and debris caused further harm across town and neighboring areas reported damage in Anaconda and Fort Assiniboine.
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Havre
Mont
Tiften
Presbyterian Church
Bon Havre Mont
Toundloune
Havre Commercial Company
Therpersons
Anaconda Mont
Cronte County
Fort Assinboine
Judge sentences John Brown for Greenwich burglary
In Bridgeport Connecticut Judge Wheeler of the Criminal Superior Court sentenced John Brown, a New York hostler, to not less than twelve nor more than twenty years in State prison for burglarizing EC Converse Morrill’s Greenwich residence last September. The jury deliberated about an hour and three ballots. Brown, 26, showed no emotion. Mrs Morrill, wounded by a bullet in the jaw, and her father attended the trial as Brown’s former fiancée Kate Tierne cried.
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Wilhington
Bridgeport
Conn
Wheeler
Criminal Superior Court
John Brown
New York
EC Converse
Walter C Morrill
Greenwich
Brown
Kate Tierne
Morrill Cook
Morrill
Squirrels Storm a Summer Home Invasion at Ludlow Estate
Squirrels invade Rear Admiral Ludlow’s Sayville summer home damaging the American flag and china. caretaker reports hundreds of tree critters forced into the church and dwelling, tearing glass and nests. with shooting forbidden during the closed season, efforts focus on netting and removal strategies.
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Sayville
Ludlow
Philadelphia
Ludiow
Ynebe
Yellow Fever Cases in Quarantine Ships at New Orleans
Louisiana health officials reported no current yellow fever cases in New Orleans or Louisiana. Dr Wilke overseeing Ship Island quarantine cited two Yellow Fever cases aboard the steamship Whitehall arriving May 30, with one more later on. After fumigation and six day detention, release was expected today. A yellow fever case was also reported from Colon Panama on May 32.
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Whitehall
New Orleans
Louisiana
Louisiana Board of Health
Wilke
Ship Island
Public Health and Marine Hospital Service
Colon
Panama
Wyman
Four drownings in Hymee Pond near Bangor
Four boys from North Brewer drowned when a sailboat capsized on Hymee Pond ten miles from Bangor. The deceased are Norman Herrick seventeen Winfield Brown seventeen Zamont Parker eighteen and Lawrence Aiken nineteen, all seniors from Brewer area. They were among a group of a dozen who were spending the day at the pond and could not swim.
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Bangor
sBerewer
Shaw Denies Candidacy During Dowie Case Visit
In Chicago on a private leg to Davenport Iowa, Treasury Secretary Leslie M Shaw visited Judge Landis's courtroom over the Dowie case. He dismissed presidential ambitions and bank or financial scandal speculation, saying he was in town for private business and would speak in Davenport. He left quickly after a brief consultation with Attorney Jacob S Newman.
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Washington
Chicago
Davenport
Iowa
Wall Street
Leslie M Shaw
the Treasury of
The
United States
Federal
Shaw
Judge Landis
Dowle
Mr Shaw
Jacob S Newman
Newman
Postmaster Disappears in Safford Manatee Counts
Postal authorities report postmaster James F Chaney of Safford Manatee Counts vanished with all office funds missing. Post office Inspector Lake Jones rushed to Safford to run the office and conduct a thorough investigation. Telegrams of Chaney’s description have been sent to post office inspectors in several states. Also noted are educational honors at Western University of Pennsylvania and a steamboat rate offer between Old Point Norfolk and Norfolk.
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Safford, Fla
Jacksonville
James F Chaney
Safford Manatee
Post Office
Lake Jones
Safford
Chaney
Missing Philadelphia Boy Vanishes After School Abduction
Seven year old Charles Frederick Muth son of a wealthy jeweler is abducted after a forged note lures him from Seven teenth Street School. A mysterious man, about 45 to 50, drives away with him in a buggy as police warn families not to alert the public.
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Charles Muth
Spveral
Philadelphia
Charles Frederick Muth
Columbia Avenue
Paralle
Charley Rose
Seventeenth
Master Streets
Western Union
Miss Ring
Muth
Cartage
Wuth
Master Street
Taniay Finghen
North Howard Street
Linge Hen
King Edward At Dedication Sealed Route Guarded By Detectives
London reports King Edward rode in a closed carriage to St Pauls Cathedral for a new chapel dedication. A thousand plain clothes detectives lined the Buckingham Palace to cathedral route, each guarding about twelve yards, amid heightened security following the Madrid bombing and recent anarchist finds.
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Edward
Washington Post
London
St Pauls Cathedral
St Aaichael
St George
Buckingham Palace
Madrid
Anarchist Causes Stir In Italian Chamber
In Rome on June 2 near session end a young man shouted lies and deceivers of the people in the tribune during Premiei Giolitti’s defense of the government program. Officers quickly restrained him and escorted him out. He was identified as Francesco Gouzza, a noted Neapolitan anarchist.
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Chamber of Deputies
Rome
Premiei Giolitti
Francesco Goouzza
Fire at Armour Plant in Nebraska Kills Two, Damages Plant
A devastating blaze struck the Armour & Co plant in South Qmana Nebraska on June 12. A 20,000 gallon roof tank collapsed, sending water through the floors and killing two men among the workers. The fire threatened nearby Swift National, Omaha, and Cudahy buildings. Fumes were contained by two firewall. Auto injuries claimed a life in Chicago as Alvinia Finger died from Sunday night crash. chauffeur Walter Stafford and others injured.
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Qmana
Nebr
Armour & Go
Armours
Swift National
Omaha
Cudahy
Armour Fre Company
Hart
Chicago
Dime
Alvinia J Pinger
Evanston Hospital
Walter Stafford
Louie Swift
Fingers
Index to Today's Issue
Pazes 1 King Edward Honors Mrs Longworth Reginald de Loyen in Sanatorim Philadelphia Boy Kidnapped Patrick's Execution Staged 2 Georgetown Medical Graduates Bookbirders Want Hight-hour Law s House Debate on Meat Inspection Rebates at the Pennsylvania Railroad. Josephine Terranova Released 4 Proceedings In Congress 5 Troops Save Negro from Mob Plans for Avenue Hotel 6 Eiditorial Society Racing Results Baseball Games 16 Financial 11 Green Postal Trial Wearest Point Commencement Flag Da Programmes An Army Wedding 1é Police Are Expectant.
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King Edward
Longworth
Reginald de Loyen
Philadelphia
Patrick
Georgetown Medical
Pennsylvania Railroad
Josephine Terranova
Congress
Avenue Hotel
Arrested with his bride in a small Ohio town
Cadiz Ohio June 13 George Mc Elroy of Chicago once a resident here and Misa Lilian Pmmons aged 19 a beautiful girl and accomplished violinist and pianist were arrested last night in Jewett while waiting for a Wabash train after they had been married The bridegroom is not in jail charged with bigamy He is said to have a wife living in Chicago The young bride is the daughter of a wealthy contractor and is at her home
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Cadiz
Ohio
George McElroy
Chicago
Misa Lillian P'mmons
Jewett
Contempt Request in Tobacco Case Highlights Grand Jury
Federal grand jury seeks contempt ruling as Special Assistant Attorney General Taft argues the MacAndrews Forbes and American Tobacco books show alleged cornering of the licorice paste market. William McAllister, William Ransom, and John Young face subpoenas. authors claim personal letters shielded by privilege while judge considers production of letter books.
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Taft
New York
Federal Grand Jury
Lacombe
Wiliam H McAlliter
American Tobacco Company
William B. Ransom
Macandrews & Forbes Compan
John S Young
Jonns Young Company
Baltimore
Igy
The
Tobacco Trust
MacAndrews & Forbes Company
United States
Plug Tobacco
Karl Jungbluth
Jungbluth
Lacombs
Maeri
Wife of Sioux Falls Brewer Faces Murder Charge
Mrs Moses Kaufmann, wife of a wealthy Sioux Falls brewer, was arrested on a murder manslaughter charge in the death of Agnes Poirers a domestic in the Kaufmann home. Exhumed body showed injuries and bandaged limbs, alleged to result from beating to revive her. arraignment followed arrest with state evidence to be presented. Special notice on storage of silver and heirlooms in Union Trust vaults.
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Sioux Falls
Dak
Moses Kaufmann
Agnes Poirers
Parkstor
Kaufmann
Justice of the Pears
Banlang House
Union Trust
Co Wis
Patrick Gets Stay Writ 18 Issued At Canton
Canton Ohio June 12 Justice Day of the United States Supreme Court granted a stay of execution to Albert Patrick a New York lawyer condemned for the murder of William Marsh Rice. The stay allows an appeal to the Supreme Court in October. Patrick made no comment and advised the prison warden to delay preparations for execution while awaiting further court action.
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Canton
Ohio
Justice Day
United States Supreme Court
Hay
Attorney Lindsay
Albert Patick
New York
Williw
Mark Rice
Supreme Court
Fuller
Panick
Ossining No
Albert T Patrick
Day
Linist States Circuit Court
Patrick
Warden
William Marsh Rice
Sug
Johnson
Patack
United States
Patuck
Goff
Pausch
Zyd
Goffs
Husband Taught Her to Rob, Fugitive Woman Held
Cecile Marks, 23, arraigned in New York on robbery charges after traveling from Harlem to Philadelphia with her husband who was jailed for house robbery. She confessed to several burglaries in wealthy homes, saying her husband compelled her and taught her methods. Three robberies cited, including a $3,000, $1,003, and $2,000 theft from Harry A Seabrigg’s home. Ex-convict husband reportedly overseen the crimes and remains in custody. Patrol notes indicate she married in New York last February and honeymooned in Philadelphia before the spree.
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New York
Cecile Marks
Philadelphia
Moss
Tomba Paolice
Marks
Harry A. Seabrigg
North Thirteenth Street
Woman commits suicide at Hotel St James in New York
Mrs Margaret McDonald formerly of Pittsburg residing at the Hotel St James in West Forty-fifth street drank carbolic acid in her apartments today and died shortly after at a hospital. Her aged parents Mrs Jacob Wise and Mrz Wise from Pittsburg witnessed the act and are prostrated. The woman had suffered months from a nervous disorder.
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New York
Margaret McDonald
Pittsburg
St James
West Forty-fifth Street
McDonalds
Mrz
Jacob Wise
McDonald
Four Boys Die In Fatal Killaloe Fire
Ottawa June 12 special report says the residence of Dante Dickson in Killaloe was destroyed by fire. His four sons burned to death while Mrs Dickson and Irene aged four narrowly escaped. The four sons were charred beyond recognition.
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Ottawa
Ontario
Dante Dickson
Killaloe i
Galveston Bridge Burns Isolates Island Community
A section of the Galveston Island bridge spanning about 1000 feet burned this morning, severing Galveston from the mainland and isolating the city by water. Reports also mention a separate incident in Riga where Baron Lampennauzen was murdered by a servant, followed by the servant's suicide after arrest.
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Texas City
Houston Tex
Galveston Island
Calveston
Baron Kampenhausen
Riga
Baron Lampennauzen
Das
Baroneas
Mures
Sun Dials and Pedestals RE Corning
RE Corning located at 520 322 13th St aw. Sun dials and pedestals discussed for garden or exterior display with details likely from a classifieds or real estate notice. Contains likely contact or item description for measurement or installation services.
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RE Corning
13Th St
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