Americans Meet King in Trondhjem Reception
Ambassador Graves and party attend the King Haakon and Queen Maud levee in Trondhjem. Delegates from Chicago New York and Washington join American guests for a royal audience and coronation welcome plans. King Haakon vows to aid Norwegians with a crowd cheering Norse festivities follow.
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Trondhjem
Haakon
Dase
Chicago
F. G. Gade
Harkon
Norway
America
Trondhjam
Yiel
Fiord
King Haakon
Queen Maud
Wolam
Mlevolden Park
Trondbiem
Himelf
Thale
Married Denton Sammis in Jamaica on June 26 1703
Notices list multiple obituary and marriage items with names Denton Sammis Camper Keane Castell Sanderson Marks Roberts Ronmets and others. Details include dates June 23 1908 June 25 1906 June 2 1908 and June 22 199k with locations 43 P Street Northeast Ninth Street St Dominic Church and Cincinnati Ohio, plus church funeral plans and interments.
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Denton-Sammis
Jamaica
Charles Taror
Grooméa
Tes
James XM Denton
Avlia Mabel
Mowett Sammis
William L Denton
Campem
L Ife
P Street
JERRY H_ CAMPER
Eteabeth
Gu Saturiy
Jane
Frederick O Roman
Ninth Street
Eleanore
Georga C Castell
Nicholas G
Catharine Sanderson
Tannoujate Conception
Keane
William L. Keane
Annie Keane
F Street
St Dominic + Church
Mace
Sphlero Suturiery
Tyne
M. Caroline
Wits
Stch
Olko Lochboehler
St ‘Ars
Cincionati
Obi
Sarah Manks
Kkb 1
Price Hill
Notice of Marriage Insertion Across Multiple Newspapers
The notice lists marriage insertion opportunities in major newspapers including New York Times Boston Post Buffalo Courier Chicago Tribune Philadelphia Public Ledger Pittsburgh Dispatch Providence Journal Rochester Herald St Louis Republic Syracuse Post Standard St Paul Pioneer Press Minneapolis Tribune Cleveland Plain Dealer Cincinnati Enquirer with no charge for insertion or transfer.
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Washington Pont
NEW York Times
Poston 9Ask
Buffalo Courier
Chicago Record-Ilerald
Philadelphia Public Lodge
Tittsburg Dispatch
Providence Journal
Rochester Herald
ST Louis Republic
Syracuse Post-Stannard
ST. Fall
Pioneer Press
Vinasolis Tribune
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Cingianats Enquirer
Bryan to Norwegians Congratulates Nation on Strength
Norwegian American delegates at King Haakon's coronation meeting in Trondhjem invited William J. Bryan to speak. He praised Norway's civilization maintaining rugged vigor and offered congratulations as crowds cheered under cathedral shadows.
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Trondhjem
Haakon
William J. Bryan
Bryan
Norway
America
Pope in Good Health Denies Doctor Visit Report
Rome June 23 Dr Lapponi denies a Philadelphia doctor visited the Pope and claimed nephritis and incipient tissue induration. The Pope is in excellent health with only intermittent slight gout attacks.
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Washington Post
Rome
Lapponi
Philadelphia
Lapponl
Anarchist Suspect Arrests in Royal Spanish Outing
Spanish dispatch reports King Alfonso and Queen Victoria leaving the castle unescorted at times while authorities say anarchists have left London last month. A man named Jose Marin from Madrid was arrested near the theater after approaching the king. An Italian ironworker with a passport was detained for disposition by Segovia’s governor. Senor Vincenti delivered a royal marriage souvenir album.
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London
Cabla
Washington Post
la Granja
Spain
Alfonso
Queen Victoria
Jose Marin
Madrid
Fulor
Bilbao
Segovia
Auenorives
Rio Frio
Chasseurs
Navas
Queen Helena Accompanies King to Ancona Amid Bomb Suspicions
Rome reports the arrest of Garbianell and twelve anarchists at Ancona, with bombs found believed ready to target King Victor Emmanuel. The king will lay the corner stone of Maggiore Hospital, and Queen Helena insists on accompanying him, affirming duty despite danger.
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Rome
Garbianell
Ancona
Victor Emmanuel
Maggiore Hospital
Helena
Big London store venture linked to late Marshall Field
London June 24 A special cable dispatch says Selfridge and Warning form a company with capital of 1,000,000 pounds to establish large public stores in Bond Street area. The new venture, led by a former Field partner, aims to create the biggest stores of their kind in the country.
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Marshall Field
Special Cable Dispatch
Washington Pret
London
Ieynoldas
Selfridge & Warning
Marshall Meld
Bond Street
Police suppress novel in Germany titled The Sinful Bishop
German police, urged by Catholic authorities, confiscated a recently published novel The Sinful Bishop. The work, written by a Catholic priest, depicts temptations faced by clergy under celibacy and is said not to offend morality. The action surprised many observers.
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Germany
Speelal
Berlin
Authoritina
McCormick Hosts Dinner At American Embassy
Paris June 23 Ambassador McCormick held a formal dinner and reception at the American Embassy. Among the guests were Japanese Ambassador Kurino, Danish Minister the Marquis de Segur, Viscount and Viscountess d'Avenel, French Interior Minister Clemenceau, War Minister Etienne, M Dujar din-Bemmetz, undersecretary of the army Eldridge, Gerry, Mrs Trenor Bark, and Mrs Henry Clews.
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Paris
McCormick
M., Kurino
Marquise de Segur
d'Avenel
Clemereeau
Etienne
M. Dujardin-Bemmetz
Fine Ariy
Eldridge
Gerry
Trenor Bark
Henry Clews
Promotions for diplomats named to ministerial rank
Paris reports promotions imminent for M. Thiebaut and M de Margherie to ministers. Thiebaut, who served as secretary at the French embassy in Washington during the Spanish American War, is now secretary in Bern, Switzerland. De Margherie recently served as secretary in Washington and is now secretary at the French embassy in Madrid.
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Paris
M. Thiebaut
M de Margherie
Washington
Herne
Switzerland
France
Modrd
Russia in Turmoil Drives Fear Through Moscow and St Petersburg
A Washington dispatch reports Russia's collapse into widespread anarchy outside Moscow and Saint Petersburg. It details pogroms blamed on police and troops, the massacre at Bialystok, and appeals from Georgian women to England for aid. The Tsar's government resists Douma dissolution, while revolutionaries gain momentum amid terror and oppression.
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England
Russia
Moscow
St. Petersburg
London
St Petersburg
Bialystok
Douma
Representative Assembly
Landlord Assassinated in Ufa Russia
June 23 reports list Prince Manveloff a large landowner and former guard officer killed on city streets suspected for political motives. A gendarme captain named Sherematleff was slain in Kerteh, his wife wounded. In Voronezh peasants condemned two rural police for cow killing and executed them.
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Ufa
Russia
Prince Manveloff
Kerteh
Sherematleff
Voronezh
Duke of Almodovar Dead at Algéciras Conference Leader
The Duke of Aimoto var, minister of foreign affairs and president of the Algéciras Moroc can reforms conference, died at 2:50 PM. Born in 184, he was prominent at the Algeciras gathering earlier this year. The report also notes Alberto Rostti, a Venice born composer, died after surgery in Kansas City. His body will be sent to New York.
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Algeciras
Madrid
Duke of Aimotovar
Algéciras
Kansas City
Alberto Rostti
University Hospital
Interchange of Students Between Italian and American Universities
Rome reports Dr. Joseph Spencer Kennard of New York outlines a summer student exchange plan. Italian and American universities would swap students to broaden knowledge of art and literature, with Prats Villart and Credaro named by royal decree to negotiate with foreign governments on professorial exchanges.
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Washington Post
Rome
Secolo
Joseph Spencer Kennard
New York
United States
Kennara
Prats
Villart
Credaro
Train Robbers Lose Loot in Southwest Railroad Heist
In Kiev on June 23, four robbers attacked messengers carrying 125000 dollars on the Southwestern Railroad. A messenger was wounded and the money seized but two pursuers shot the robber with the cash, causing him to fall from the cab and the loot to be recovered.
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Kiev
Russia
Government pressure on German insurers over San Francisco fire losses
A Cologne dispatch reports Berlin plans to press German fire insurance companies to fully honor their San Francisco fire policies. The imperial government aims to ensure literal fulfillment of obligations, exercising influence over the firms.
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Berlin
Jame
Lokal-Anzeiger
Cologne
San Francisco
Rumors of Uprisings in Several Cities Debunked
Reports of anti Jewish disturbances in Bialystok Vilna and other areas circulated widely causing panic. Authorities reported no foundation to the rumors while martial law remained in force in Bialystok and Narva district in St Petersburg where a police sergeant was killed.
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St. Petersburg
Bialystok
Vilna
Pale
Pern
Narva
Britain's New Battle Ship Agamemnon Launched with Novel Features
Glasgow June 28 The British battle ship Agamemnon of 16500 tons was successfully launched today. Innovations include all heavy guns above the upper deck with concentrated main armament, smaller guns on a central platform deck about one third the ship's length and raised thirty feet, offering wide command around the vessel. The Agamemnon will cost about 7 1/2 million dollars in completion.
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Glasgow
Tram Out of Control Slams Into Funeral Coach in London
A Middlesex tram derailed at High Gate Archway and plunged down an incline at sixty miles an hour, crashing a funeral coach and a motor omnibus. Three dead and about forty injured, some fatally, as crowds fled and shops were damaged.
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Washington Post
London
High Gate Archway
Middlesex County Council
High Gate Hill
Anglo German Friendship Committee Struggles To Win Hearts
A London Anglo German friendship committee has brought fifty German editors to tour sights and entertain, but public enthusiasm is tepid. Critics flag the prewar pro Boer stigma on leaders and question whether genuine entente is achievable. The Spectator notes German policy, not press, fuels tensions, urging cautious, emollient reporting.
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Washington Post
London
England
Germany
France
The
Spectator
Great Britain
Propaganda in Schools Reports German Reading Drive
June 22 from The Warnington rus Berlin notes the German Colonial Society sending to school book publishers a large collection of minstrel style literature about the German colonies. The aim is to foster interest among children. The Naval League has taken similar steps to promote the German fleet to youth and build enthusiasm.
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Berlin
Naval League
Public Ownership Commission Ends London Visit June 30
The American Public Ownership Commission of the National Civic Federation will wrap a month of studying British municipal ownership on June 30. The group will spend most of next week in London and its environs to view large municipal electric street railways and generation plants, which rank among the world’s largest. Members will not disclose their conclusions until their formal report.
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American Public Ownership Commission
England
Longon
National Civic Federation of
United States
Ionth
Great Britain
London
Ita
Ag London
Russian Land Plans Will Address the Country
The Central Committee of the Constitutional Democrats will draft an address to the country outlining their stance especially in demanding the retirement of the ministry. They aim to unite Parliament and counter Socialist opposition, while conservatives warn the ministry grows weaker and delay benefits the government.
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Tiflis
Georgia
England
The
Constitutional Democrats
St. Petersburg
Socialist
Constitutional Démocrate
Goremykin
Thie Council of
Empire
Associated Press
Irish Honor Dr Hyde Welcomed in Queenstown
President Hyde of the Gaelic League was greeted by Irish delegates as he disembarked the Celtic. Deputations presented addresses praising his reception in the United States and at Roosevelt. Hyde thanked Americans for their kindness noting the Gaelic League’s limited reach and predicting English would prevail in North America.
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Queenstown
Hyde
Gaelic League
White Star Line
Celtic
United States
Roosevelt
Dr. Hyde
Canada
Cork
Dublin
Women Plan Campaign For Suffrage Crusade
London reports a suffrage conference addressing Miss Billington's two month imprisonment for an attempted breach of the peace. Organizers will hold 500 five minute meetings in markets and public venues to push resolutions for female suffrage. They vow to go to prison rather than pay fines if arrested. Mrs Montefiore warns of potential tax protests and prison follow ups.
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Washington Post
London
Miss Billington
Montefiore
Hammersmith
Kaiser Grades Boozers In Five S Scale
Berlin secret system of five S marks on officers notes reveals behavior traits. One S marks a tippler another heavy drinker a sottish drinker of brandy. Five S's label a sottish drinker and the officer is cashiered.
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Washington Post
Berlin
War Office
Englishman’s dramatic facial transformation noted by Lancet
London reports an Englishman’s seven year gradual shift to an Oriental appearance. Dr. Wark Dodd describes dramatic changes in height, weight, hair color, and facial features, leaving the man with an East Asian bearing and alleged stubborn illness, while no organ abnormality is found.
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Washington Post
London
Lancet
Wark ‘Dodd
France Denounces Treaty Over Spain Tariffs
Paris reports the council of ministers denounced the France Spain commercial treaty due to higher Spanish tariffs. France will apply maximum French rates to Spain, with the effective denunciation date yet to be decided.
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Spain
Paris
Council of Ministers
France
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