Sweden Sends Strale King Oscar to Storthing
King Oscar defends his veto on the Norwegian consular bill and asserts the union with Sweden must be decided by Sweden and himself. He contends Norway must respect the constitution and warns that the union may be dissolved by royal choice, as the Storthing is urged to judge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sweden
Stockholm
Gustaf Strale
Grip
Washington
Legation
Hr Hauge
Strate
United States
Brun
Oscar
Storthing
M Berner
Norway
Kingdom of
Council of State
State Council
United Kingdom
Sweden Warns Consuls to Ignore Norwegian Provisional Government
Stockholm June 13 Foreign Minister Gyldenstolpe issues a circular to Swedish Norwegian consuls stating the union with Sweden is not recognized after Norway formed a provisional government. Consuls must not communicate with or obey the illegal Norwegian government and should seek Foreign Affairs instructions in emergencies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Btockholm
Sweden
Gyldenstolpe
Storthing
Norway
Ministry of Foreign Affairs
LICENSED TO MARRY ANDERSONS IN EARLY 1900S PUBLICATION LIST
A jumble of names and dates shows wedding notices and obituaries across cities including Johnson City Texas Philadelphia and Lakeland. Entries mention Hartbrecht Hays Sou nson McCormick Walter and others with service hints and memorials dated June 1908 through 195.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartbrecht
Josephine
Hartbrecht Furcal
Hays
Nelle LE
John W
Jacy May Co Hayes
Mesib H Mickie
Ifa
Columbia Road
Richard M Johnson
McCormick
Anna
Michael McCormick
DM. McCormick
Puncras
St Peter’n Church
Gmit
Baltimore Md
Walter
Ilness
University Hippmia
Dugene L. Walter
Havre de Grace
Baltimore
Health Office Record of Emergency Hospital Admissions and Victims
A health office log lists multiple patient entries and emergency hospital mentions. Names include Louise Groene, Hattie Lewis, Mary Cullen, Thomas Sarat, Frank Crown, and George T Logen along with ages and addresses. Also noted are terms like Freeman’s Hospital and Incurables Home, with various ages from teens to 90s and locations such as Galvest, 1384 Ga Ave, Seaton Place NW, and 32nd Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom
Frank Crown
Thomas Sarat
Zita Clark
Mary
Cullen
Witheniva
Louise Groene
Gaye Remon Hewerd Wash Asylum
Werren P Sackson
Fevton
Wilic Henrig
St Nw
Burnard Peno No & W
Carrla
Phillipa
Seaton Place
Philip Red
Ketle
Simering
Weara
Mary A Wood
Kaiser Decorated By Abyssinian King For Emperor William
Berlin reports King Menelik of Abyssinia conferred the Order of the Star of Ethiopia, the highest honor of his country, on Emperor William. Dr Regen, erstwhile German envoy, presented the decoration and gifts including a red velvet robe with Abyssinian gold embroidery, an ornate saddle and bridle, shield, two spears with gold accents, a sword, and four large elephants tusks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Menelik
Abyssinia
William
Ethiopia
Regen
Germany
Dr. Rogen
Archduke Joseph Dead and Hungarian Hero of Gypsies
Vienna reports the Archduke Joseph of Austria born 1833 has died. Known as the Hungarian Archduke, he championed Gypsy rights, learned the Gypsy language, and promoted settlement via land grants and agricultural start ups. He and Princess Clotilde founded an institution for crippled children in memory of a son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vienna
Archduke Joseph of
Austria
Palatin
Hungary
Joseph
Clotilde
Saxe-Coburg and Gotha
Tragic Cotton Special wreck near Golden Gate injures many
Three killed and twenty six injured when a Southern Railway east bound Cotton Special derailed on a twenty foot high trestle near Golden Gate Illinois. Victims include Albion Illinois residents and Arkansas veterans bound for a Confederate reunion in Louisville Kentucky. Injured listed by name and condition, with crews and train details. Rescue delayed as relief train reaches the wreck’s remote site twelve miles east of Albion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Golden Gate
Arkansans
Louisville
Albion
Southern Railway
Loulaville
Uhlee
Qreenway
Ark
Johnson
Prineston
Ind
Otto Grarts
Princaton
Louluvilfe
Olney
Sncident
Bankers' Corporation Meeting Hears Carlisle Resignation Demand
The United States Bankers' Corporation held its annual meeting in Kittery Maine amid pressure from stockholders for the resignation of President John G Carlisle former Treasury secretary. They demand the return of unpaid stock and $4000 in salary plus a similar claim against former Governor Brackett. Carlisle was absent and secrecy surrounded the session, with a statement expected later from the administration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bankers’ Corporation
Kittery
United States Bankers’ Corporation
Guv Brackett
Fts
Treasury
Carligla
Washington
Brackett
Legion of the Red Cross Names Baltimore Meeting Next
The Supreme Council of the Legion of the Red Cross elected officers and chose Baltimore as next year’s meeting venue. Officers include Supreme Commander Charles Pf. Geasler of Pennsylvania, Supreme Vice Commander Charles Woodward of Maryland, Supreme Marshal C O Pedrick of New Jersey, Supreme Prelate Charles C Thompson of New Jersey, Supreme Warden G A Law of Delaware, and other posts filled by James McKinley of Pennsylvania, EL Cox of Pennsylvania, George He Rettling of New Jersey, John B Thriebjer of Baltimore, and James Stringeton of Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Council
Legion of the Red Cross
Officera
Atlantic City
N. J
Baltmore
Charles PF
Geasler
Pennsylvania
Charles Woodeward
Maryland
C O Pedrick
New Jersey
Charles C. Thompson
G. A Law
Delaware
James H. McKinley
EL Cox
Pennwylvania
Supreme Caedical Examiner
George HE. Retding
Supreme Recover
Ohn
B. Thriebjer
Baltimore
James Stringeton
Baltiomore
Guilty of bribe taking says Pittsboro police captain
Police Captain James Wilson of Allegheny was found guilty today after a third trial on bribe taking related to illegal houses. The jury recommended mercy. Attorneys plan a new trial, then appeal to the Superior Court. The Anti-Graft League aided the prosecution, which had previously helped arrest 182 in Allegheny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsboro
James Wilson
Allegheny
Llegal Houses
Capt. Wilson
Anti-Graft' League
Louisville V Gala Guard: Fifteenth Confederate Veterans Meet Opens
Louisville hosts the fifteenth annual United Confederate Veterans reunion as veterans stream into the city for the event. Delegations arrive with officials reporting the federation's debt fully paid after fundraising efforts. new camps have been chartered since the Nashville reunion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
Kentucky
United Confederate Veterans
Virginia
Maryland
W. B. Mickle
Federation
Nashville
Peace talks hinge on Geneva as meeting seat for plenipotentiaries
Russia and Japan consider a neutral Swiss city for the peace plenipotentiaries, with Geneva favored for its treaty history and neutral stance. Washington not preferred for the venue, while Chefoo and The Hague are debated. formal replies to Roosevelt’s note have been delivered but full armistice plans wait on the conference's shape.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geneva
Hague
Washington
Japan
Roosevelt
United States
Russia
Meyer
St. Petersburg
Count Lamsdorff
Count Cassini
Far East
Elligerents
Manchuria
Corruption in Union Ties to Grand Jury Evidence
John C. Driscoll, former secretary of the Coal Team Owners' Association, says he will present documentary evidence to a grand jury showing bribes paid to Chicago labor leaders to prevent strikes. He displays a bank book and claims an $80,000 aggregate. A rioter was fatally shot nearby as lumber wagon drivers strike slows shipments to Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John C. Driscoll
Coal Team Owners’ Association
Grand Jury
Chicago
Tneman
Teamsters
Driscoll
Waveland Avenue
Janswen Street
Frank Hartiman
Bunk” Jones
Jones
Chatferd Lumber Company
Harmen
Hartman
Insurance Deposits Held State Victory by Vorys
Ohio State Insurance Commissioner Vorys defeated Fidelity Trust Company in the Ohio Supreme Court. The court sustained his demurrer to the mandamus petition concerning deposits that were required under a former law. The deposit law had been repealed, but Vorys argued the deposit remained binding until outstanding bonds were canceled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Fidelity Trust Company
Columbus
Vorys
Ohio Supreme Court
Baltimore
Russia Withholds Reply On Peace Talks With Japan
St Petersburg June 14 official statement outlines Russia’s general willingness to negotiate with Japan without revealing details until Japanese reply is received. It praises President Roosevelt, notes Washington will publish the Russian note, and records the June 7 audience with the American Ambassador and subsequent diplomatic replies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
St. Petersburg
Roosevelt
Foreign Office
Genette
Rugala
Washington
United States
Imperial Court
Russia
Far East
Tokyo
America
Grape Nuts Claims Health Boost in Testimonial
A reader describes stomach and kidney relief after switching from heavy meats to Grape-Nuts, noting improved digestion, steadier nerves, sharper thinking, and sustained energy through the day. The testimonial cites Postum Company marketing and the booklet The Road to Wellville as references.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Postum Co
Battle Creek
Mich
Wellville
Japan Russia Peace Terms Hinted as Talks Start
The article discusses Emperor views on a general settlement and possible talks between Russian and Japanese plenipotentiaries to explore peace terms. It notes Japan’s gradual approach, timing differences delaying Moscow-Tokyo communication, and rumored concessions including surrender of ships in Eastern waters. Public papers mix optimism and caution as Roosevelt is hailed as a peacemaker while some critics shift stance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pach
Russia
Hussie
Japan
Nicholas
Geneva
Hague
Chefoo
Far East
Paris
Europe
Roosevelt
Switzerland
Berne
Leo
The
Janan
United States
Washington
Tokyo
Ssyshen
Mukden
Ghanghai
Uketha Gawetta
Eaye
France
Poland
Lithuania
Listok
Lining Up For Battle In Manchuria Movements Interpreted
Special dispatch reports from London June 144 on Japanese Russian actions in Manchuria. Observers see a widening semi circle by Japan to encircle Russia, with left near Fenghwa north of Tieling and right near Yingcheng east of Fenginay. Linevitch reports two Japanese columns occupying new positions and a main Russian force around Kirt, with total troops under 450,000 as reenforcements are said to arrive late.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mandhwris
Wastteetan Post
London
Manchuria
Linovitch
Europe
Linevitch
Fenghwa
Tieling
Yingcheng
Fenginay
Telegraph
Tokyo
Kirt
Mukden
Meyer and Rosen Confer at American Embassy
Paris June 13 Baron Hoven new Russian Ambassador to the United States and Baroness Rosen were guests at luncheon hosted by Ambassador and Mrs. McCormick at the American Embassy. The discussion centered on the American peace initiative and Baron Rosen role in its execution. No public details released as communications run Washington to St. Petersburg. Financial circles show buoyancy despite optimism elsewhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Baron Hoven
United States
Baroness Rosen
Lunncheon
MicCormick
St. Petersburg
Baron Rosen
Washington
Paate
Wamine Feared in Central and Volga Regions
The St. Petersburg dispatch reports crop prospects vary across Russia with above average holdings in the south southwest northern Caucasus and Ural provinces but poor outlooks in central governments and the Volga area. Rye crops show greater failure, especially in the upper Volga, with famine predicted in some governments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wamine
Volga
St. Petersburg
Northern
Caucasus
Vistula
Ural
Upper Volga
Russian Cruiser Transfers Captured Cargo in Malacca Straits
British mail reports that the Russian auxiliary cruiser Dnieper intercepted the Dutch steamer forps from Amsterdam to Batavia in the Straits of Malacca. It transferred 41 Chinese crew and contraband belonging to the British steamer St Kilda, captured at Hongkong, to the Dnieper and sunk the St Kilda in the China Sea. St Kilda officers returned aboard the Dnieper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Singapore
Straits Settlements
Forps
Amsterdam
Batavia
Straits of Malacca
Hongkong
China Sea
St. Kilda
Four Merchants Indicted in San Francisco Sealing Case
Four San Francisco merchants R T Tyson W J Woodson W J Wood and S E R De Smith were indicted on a federal information charging financing a sealing expedition in forbidden waters near Copper Islands. The Carmencita formerly Jennie Thelin sailed under Mexican flag. Walter York died from a jaw wound. Tyson and Woodson posted $2000 bonds. Woodson to surrender.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Federal Grand Jury
Bering Sea
Secret Service
H M. Moffitt
R. T. Tyson
W. J. Woodson
W. J. Wood
S. E.R de Smith
Jennie ‘Thelin
Copper Islands
Russia
Walter York
Washington, D. C
Tyson
Woodson
Wood
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Strale
King Oscar
E Jrucs
Sulth
Johnson City
Teun
Reale Po
Butler River FE Armetrong
Philadelphia
Anna HW
Waldron Voriam F
Downelly
Emmy Frankel
Wlark
Gunsle
Fullerton
Fulrray County
Woillar
van Volkenburg
Lakeland
Sif
Chriating Denekas
Ernest R Goach
Georgs
EB Honey
Amy Croge
Towae Jackeon
Julia Alexander
Dikon
Agnes Roulels
Charles Hobiwargs
Etna & Turner Wells
J Belt
Mary Evtarbett
Lyons
Cristian
Tekio
Caroline
Smith Withan & Artnws
Allen Teuja
Bavorle
Outla L. Brown
Jana D Hurser
Health Office Record
Marriaxo
Geath
Sin York Trozs
Borton Clore
Buffalo Colrier Cincinnate Enquirer
Philadelphia Public Ledger
Pittsbung
SCR Journal
Rochester Herald
Louis Replikk
Byracush Post Standard
T Pall Pioneer Press
Minneapolis Tribune
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Undertakers
W. R. Speare
F Street
N. W
J. William Lee
Connection
Pandaylvania Ave
A. F. Harvey's Sons
NERAL
Fourtsesth Street
Medersis Prigte Canmediout Chapel
Norquera
John R. Wright Co
Fenerel Directors and Embalmera
George FP. Zuahoarst
East Casitellu
Kast
Siewspaper HibHive
Kaiser
Order of the Star of
Baron Fejervary
Harom Fejervary
Mnance
Kristoff
Interior
M Voeroen
Andreas Groargu
George Lukaca
Bunyl
Gen Bibar
M Kovacevic
Croatia
Galvania
Almatia
Peelal Cable
Uiapaten
Madrid
Pepin
Portugal
Spain
Pontar
Archduke Joseph
Vienne
Nathaniel de Rothachid
Kansas City
W. R. Carrol
Cozzens & Carroll
Franklin Street
New York
Grosser Kusfurst
Bremen
Vagerland
Antwerp
Kateer Wilhelm II
Bovie
Liverpool
Curenia
Zeeland
Dover
Keiser Wilhelm der Grosse
Plymouth
Cherourses
Queenstown
Oceanic
Vestar
Catton Bett Reed
Memphis
John B. Bell
Pinelli
James Jortan
Pine Blut
Mayes
Paragould
Carey J. Cone
Janervilis
Louis McQutcheom
Campbell
W. H. Walden
Janesville
Maggie Gregg
Nettiston
J. J. Armatrong
Jonesboro
J.P. Needham
Needhem
Lancaster
J . Spence
Jonesbore
L. Stedman
Kate Schmecher
Dereph Schmecher
Ooley
Pine Biol
David Weaver
Sorloua
Moo Lytle
Hansock
Piggott
G. Opere
Ada
Crowley
Walcott
James ‘Mar
Walcett
Howell
Carlisle
Mercy
Mitchell Demurrer
Portland
Oreg
United States District Court
John de Haven
John H. Mitchell
Oregon
de Haven
Mitchell
Choate
Sane
Voneon
Great Britain
Union League Club
Sinner River
Cornelius N. Sligg
Reunion
UNION
United States Realty Company
Pennsylvania Avenue
Capitol Building
United States Realty Co
A. BE. Randle
Grounder
Congress
C. W. Howard
National Bank Heights of
Wastingtom
Ellwood C. Jackson
A. A .Welson
W. V. Cox
Ae Bene Second National’ Han’ Bank
Washington Heights
Traction Ror
Washington, D.C
Firemen’s Insurance
7Th St
la. Aves
Norfolk
Real Estate Trust
Citizens Bank
Meyer and
Rosen
Vance
Tes
Chop Prospects
Morton C. Stout & CO
Serges
Serge
Home Savings Bank
Tth and
Mfuss
Ave
Elias Raff Liquor CO
Harpe Club
S.W
Portey
Srandmother
Coleman
Sereran
Atlartic & Pacific Teas
Atfediad Uleree
HUB Furniture Co
A.collins
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