Warlike Swedes Press Norway Settlement Bid and Bernadotte Crown
Stockholm reports King Oscar refuses to consent to a Bernadotte prince becoming Norwegian king unless the Riksdag requests it. Government faces strong criticism as extraordinary committees form to seek a settlement with Norway. Debate signals low hopes for a peaceful solution.
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Norway
Oscar
Riksdag
Stockholm
aartheFtic
Bjorthing
House of Bernadotte
Rikgd Ag
Vere
House
Beliva
Mares
Senate
C A Berg
License to Marry Fractured Names and Occasions Across Cities
A lengthy notice lists marrying licenses and associated names across Lynchburg Virginia, Milwaukee Wisconsin, Rochelle Maryland, Norfolk Virginia, Aylmer Ontario, New York City, and other locations. It records couples and sponsors from various counties, churches, and societies, with scattered dates and places including Mount Royal avenue Baltimore. The document closes with funeral notices and interment details for multiple individuals, including references to Mount Olivet and St Dominic's.
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Wege Town University
Wily
Kpom
Francis X Burke
Falls
Ce Nsi
Huw
Justy
John Worden Howlson
Ciptutreel States Revenue Cutter
Margot Futrral
Mount Royal Avenue
Baltimore
Marton
Wood Cha
Margaret Louisa
Thomas
Macy
Wallon
Relak
George R
An- Wie Glae
St Dominic's Fire
Masa
Mount Olivet
Health Office Record of Infant and Adult Deaths
A health office record lists numerous deceased individuals with ages from newborn to 83 years. Names include Jolie Adams Lawrence Bellingham Lucy Freedmen's Hospital Maurice Brooks Margaret Cox Mary Doyle Jena Denes Engeitert Tunnallytown DC Hardy and many others with partial addresses and ages, ranging from a few months to 83 years, and references to hospitals and streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jolie W Adams
Lawrence O
Bellingham
St Ee
Lucy Bell
Freedmen's Hospital
Maurice Hrooks
Moore Margaret Atta
Rowert Cox
Brown's Court
Mary A Doyle
Jena Ho
Denes Sumner Aye
Engeitert
Tunnallytown
Hardy
Anna Hinge
Parker St
Gingleton Kaney
Bertha Lita
Charles Tibblea
Providence Hoaptal
Jaea
West
Hurk'a Court
Beatrie White
Nolan's Court
Notice of Marriage End Noted for Wide Telegraphic Release
A notice indicates a marriage end is to be announced simultaneously to multiple morning newspapers including New York Times Boston Globe Buffalo Courier Cincinnati Enquirer Chicago Record Herald Philadelphia Ledger Pittsburgh Dispatch Providence Journal Rochester Herald Louis Republic Syracuse Post Standard St Paul Pioneer Press Minneapolis Tribune Cleveland Plain Dealer.
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Washington
NEW York Times
Boston
CLORE
Buffalo Courier
Cincinnati Enquirer
Chicaco Record Herald
Sweden Faces Norway Crisis and War Threats
Swedish leaders debate the Norwegian move toward dissolving the union. Hammarskjold calls it revolutionary and urges a strong cabinet backed by the Riksdag, with war as a possible option if Norway rejects Sweden’s terms. Barons Kennedy and others push for enforcing conditions and readiness for conflict to protect Sweden's honor.
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Riksdag
Norway
Sweden
Herr Hammarskjold
Storthing
Buttt
Oscar
Pastor Waldenstron
Baron Kennedy
Senate
Storting
Kronlund
Gonttle
Scandinavian Peninsula
Berger
Death of Graeme Stewart in Chicago after strokes
Graeme Stewart a Chicago leader and former Republican National Committee member died during a banquet at the Auditorium Hotel after a month of illness. Cause listed as brain clotting with strokes. he was 42. The event followed his receipt of thanks for a $123,000 pledge to back the Lake naval station project.
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Chicago
Graeme Stewart
Republican National Committee
Stewart
Auditorium Hotel
Bankers’ Club
Merchants
Commercial Clubs
United States
Lake Naval Station
Lake Bluff
Paul Morton
Navy
Roosevelt
Alvin Sanders
New Airship Sails Over Toledo in 45 Minute Flight
A. Roy Knabenshue completed his new airship after five weeks of work and made a successful forty-five minute flight over Toledo. He started at 4 PM and sailed with and against the wind, finishing the test with a favorable outcome.
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Roy Knabenshhue
Toledo
Roy Knabenshue
Knabenshue
Local Funeral Directors and Embalmers Listed with Services
A scrambled advertisement lists several funeral homes and embalmers including J William Lee, Harvey's Sons, John R Wright Co, George P Zurhorst and others. It notes contact telephones, open day and night service, and references crematorium and chapel usage at various addresses.
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J. William Lee
Wodern
John R. Wricht Co
Punerty Directors
Smbslmers
Eorge P. Zurhorst
Pascral Ferrers
Chinese Stand Firm On Exclusion Pact With United States
Peking reports Chinese public opinion favors a firm stance against US exclusion of coolies. China proposes a special mission to Washington, but Rockhill declines. Boycott of American goods continues as anti American campaign grows stronger amid stalled negotiations and protests nationwide.
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Tai
Washington
Rockbill
Hawaii
Philippines
United States
Peking
United State
China
Rockhill
Board of Foreign Affairs
Yuan
Chili Province
Admission of Chinese May Deportations Report
A May Department of Commerce release outlines Chinese admissions to the United States under exempt classes. Of 183 admitted, 60 were US citizens, 35 returning laborers, 11 merchants, 17 merchant families, and others under exempt clauses. Seventeen deportations included twelve claiming citizenship and five returning merchants.
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Department of Commerce
United States
Wood to Visit President at Oyster Bay on Pacific Trip
Maj. Gen. Leonard Wood and wife arrived in America aboard the Manchuria for a flying Eastward tour. He will go to Boston, then Oyster Bay to meet President Roosevelt with no political aims claimed. Wood notes improving Philippines conditions, has plans for railroad work, and may not return with Taft party.
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San Francisco
Leonard Wood
Maiiner Menchuria
Orient
Wood
Boston
Roose Ivet
Oyster Bay
Gen. Wood
Philippines
Manila
Samar
Wond
Philipppines
Borneo
Gen Wood
Taft
Japan
Manchuria
Hamilton King
Slam
Airtkiehd Mutsy
London
Hutching
A. W Dodd
Lieut
J . Raby
Capt
H. Taey
Survivors win partial limit in Bourgogne disaster case
In the eight year old Bourgogne suit, the US Court of Appeals orders the district court to modify its ruling. The principal point: Compagnie Generale Transatlantique must pay 118,219.57 francs plus interest, representing freight and passage money for the voyage from New York. The court finds the owners not personally responsible for loss of life and the defendant not at fault for the collision. Claims totaling nearly $200,000 against the French line are offset by admiralty principles limiting liability to freight money and voyage value.
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New York
la Bourgogne
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
United States District Court
Comagnie Generale Transtlantique
Compagnie Generale ‘Trenstiantique
Bour- Roghe
Court of Appeals
Admiralty
Ifaw
Bourgogne
China Seeks Representation in Russo Japanese Peace Talks
The dispatches report China desires formal representation at the Russo Japanese peace conference. Plenipotentiaries from Russia and Japan are to be named with Nell dood and Komura as heads. Meetings may begin in August at Oyster Bay or a cooler location, with preliminary talks led by President Roosevelt.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Oyster Bay
M. Nelidoff
Count Cassini
Russia
Baron Komusa
M Takahira
Petersburg
Foreign Office
Associated Press
Ruaala
Japan
Lamsdorff
Peterhoff
Meyer
Bourse Gazette
Alexferr
Count Lamedorff
Eking
Associa’ Press
Chine
Revered Mary Baker Eddy Urges Prayer for Peace Worldwide
Concord New Hampshire June 27 Rev Mary Baker G Eddy issues a churchwide appeal to First Church of Christ Scientist members urging special prayers for peace among nations. She urges faith that God hears prayers and will guide all earth’s inhabitants toward truth and love despite turmoil.
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Mother Eddy
Church of Christ Scientist
Concord
N. H
Mary Baker G. Eddy
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Condition of Secretary Hay Improves Despite Wet Weather
Newbury New Hampshire June 27 Secretary of State John Hay shows a favorable improvement after a comfortable day despite damp cold weather. Doctors decline detail but say he rested well and gained strength. Messages from friends including President Roosevelt convey sympathy and encouragement as Hay’s health slowly improves with careful nursing and medical attention.
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Mr Hay
Hay
Jackson
Boston
Fatu
Roosevelt
Enn
White House
Washington
John Hay
Theodore
Payne Whitney
Mrs Whitney
Europe
New York
Kronpring
Wilhelm
Col
Toby Jacob Astor
DO Mita
Payne “Whitney
Babcock
Clergyman Endorses Grape-Nuts for Health and Energy
A conscientious clergyman testifies to improved digestion, fewer headaches, and restored energy after adopting Grape-Nuts with Postum. He notes better mental focus for sermons and study, recommending the product to others and mentioning a missionary example. There's a brief promotional line about The Road Wellville and a slogan There’s a reason.
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Chins
Postum Company
Battle Creek
Midh
Arms Contracts Show No Competition In 8 Million Rounds
Acting Secretary Oliver awarded 8,090,000 rounds of .%0 caliber bail cartridges to Winchester, Union Metallic, and United States Cartridge, with identical bids of 424 per 1,000 rounds and the Blake Rifle Company withdrawn. Gen Crozier notes lack of competition and urges private plants prepared for war needs.
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Crozier
Germany
Oliver
War Department
Winchester Repeating Arms Company
Union Metallic Cartridge Company
United States Cartridge Company
Blake Rifle Company
Department
Blake
Plea Agreements in Philadelphia Election Frauds
Philadelphia June 27 judge William Yost pleaded guilty to fraudulent election returns for February 1 and received five months in county prison plus a $500 fine. Bernard Strauss inspector and William Glenn clerk admitted conspiracy, each fined and jailed. William F Wilkins, chief assistant fre marshal, was summarily removed by the department of public safety.
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William F. Wilkins
Department of Public Safety
Sutton Hearing Begun in U S Commissioner Case
United States Circuit Court in Wilmington North Carolina heard charges against ex Judge Sutton of Fayetteville for allegedly accepting fees to influence cases. The motion seeks removal from the position of United States commissioner as Sutton contends the action aims to oust him for a political appointment.
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United States
Washington Post
Wilmington
N. C
Purnell
United States Circuit Court
Sutton
Fayetteville
Washington-Chiapas Rubber and Realty Corporation chartered
Richmond and Alexandria offices named for a new Virginia corporation with $10,000 minimum capital and $100,000 maximum. Incorporators include James W Ellsworth and Charles P Swett. Purpose covers buying selling leasing and contracting for land interests in Virginia other states and Mexico. Also notes a separate item about Frank Graham confessing to grand larceny and a plan to urge government purchase of a shipyard plant for torpedo posts and light cruisers.
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Sperial Come Wanpingron Rom
Richmond
Comminsion
Washington-Chiapas
Virginia
United States
Republic of Mexico
Washington Port
Tazewell
Frank Graham
Tazewell County
Washington
Lamb
Washington Goon
W. R.trigg Shipyard
Layoyer Hummel Reindicted in New York Case
The appellate division of the New York Supreme Court ruled the old conspiracy indictments against Abraham H Hummel his law partner Benjamin Steinhardt and Charles F Dodge illegal while the grand jury today reindicted them for conspiracy in the Dodge Morss divorce tangle.
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Layoyer Hummel
New York
Appellate
Allalon
Supreme Court
King
Abraham H Hummel
Benjamin Steinhardt
Charles‘ F Dodge
Dodge- Morss
Grand Jury
Free six month piano plan offered by F G Smith Plan Co
Numerous papers praise the generous offer by F G Smith Plan Co of 1988 Paavo to provide a square Planog free for six months to children pursuing musical education. The firm cites vacation practice as ideal and will deliver the instrument at no charge with parents paying only for hauling. demand is high and applications are streaming in.
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F. G. Smith Piano Co
F G Smith Plana Co
Paavo
Act
Bradbury Chickering
Knabe
Emerson, Hazett & Davie Gilbert
Stodert
Worcenter
Warner
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Mary FE Somerriie
Uch Munter
Ruth O Perry Joh
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Arrington Nelaga County
Dutta
Lynchlurg
Thomas Ho Edwards
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Garant Smith Asally Tyer
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Washington Serva Bradley
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Esphex Rubuco
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Edwirl P Hughey
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Jesse Wood
Monroe
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Helen M Long
Ad Yoona
Payne
Olive R
Cooksey
Fred Henry
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Baltimore Ma
Sima
Sophie & Watson
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Vaines
Agatha
Howell
Downa & Carr
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Health Office Record
Jamesa Wesley Hutt
National Express Company
Hutt
Sharon Springs
Norwich
Cons
Samuel 8. Hopkins
Hopkins & Alien Army Company
Panama
W. E. Woodbury
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Panama Star and Herald
Undertakers
R. Speare
F Street
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Phos &S
Bandits
America
Cassini
Takahira
Baron Komura
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Nelldoff
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Vemente
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Ohdea
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Katzer Wilhelm der Gronse
Southampton
Cherbourg
Kronpeins Whalm
Plymouth
Carpathia
Queenstown
Liverpool
Caroniz
Army
Gen Crozer
Ordnance
Frankfort Arsenal
Asheville
N.C
Young People’s Missionary Movement
Kenilworth Inn
Ely
Kappa Alpha
Kappa Alpha Fraternity
W. C Cocke
H. Holland
Massachusetts Avenue
HUB Furniture CO
Imperial
Washington Brewery Co
Morton C. Stout & Co
Washington Schools
Strayer’s Business College Cor
Senor Gomab
Prin
Berlitz School OF Languages
Gonard
Princ
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Ederes
Washington D
W. W. Briggs
Jelt-m
Southern Female College
Peterstein
Arthur Kyle Davis
Jelz m
Roanoke College
Jerom
Cluster Springs Academy
Black Walnut
Acoal
Jezé-m
Augusta Military Academy
Jete
Shenandoah Valley
Virgil
Defiance
Cnsur
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Winchester
Uta
Denny
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Lovett
Jerma
A.collins
U. S. Realty CO
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Brehive
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