London Jubilee Grumble Over Petitions and Gifts
Londoners grumble after Jubilee festivities as speculators lose money on seats while undertakers and temperance groups lament unmet needs. Royals guests, American visitors, and foreign leaders trigger gala critiques and new monuments, with gifts to the Queen drawing mixed reactions.
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Associated Press
London
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Jett Mut
Prince and Princess of Wales
Sexe-Coburg and
Gotha
Duke
Duchess of
India
Bradley Martin
Bachelors’ Club
William Waldorf Astor
Lord Normanton
Pall Mall
Sandy Witten Burnsifayd
Steary Tmélicon
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Lew Shodlabe
Cavendiah Bentinck
Ogden Goelec
Ronalds
Clarence House
Whitelaw Reid
John Hay
United States
Joseph Chamberlan
St. Paul's Cathedral
George N. Curzon
James N. Roosevelt
M Howard Klugeoole
Hag Teken
Warwick House
St. James
Vessel Outline for Royal Yacht Style Ocean Liner
The description outlines a 420 foot vessel resembling great Atlantic liners with 50 resteam and powerful engines aimed at high speed. It promises lavish decorations and fittings while ensuring royal debt safeguards, referencing Papal, Her Majesty, Vieturla and Albert in the context of the project.
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Albert
Standard Oil Company Expands Morgantown Tank Farm
The Standard Oil Company has bought forty eight acres north of Morgantown WV to build oil tanks and pumping station facilities. It will place seventeen 30,000 barrel tanks and expand the pumping range to move oil from West Virginia and Pennsylvania fields toward Philadelphia.
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Standard OF
Morgantown
Hexteter
W. Va
Standard of Company
West Virginia
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Old Hoss Holy and Wife in Mental Distress at New York Residence
William F Hovy known for Old Hoss plays distressed by mental illness after bizarre singing and acting at his mother in law Mrs M J French home his wife Helen French from A Parlor Match suffers as the episode worsens. Medical observer says diagnosis ongoing and mental ailment threatens permanent harm. In Missouri, Frank and Taylor killed and wounded during a Wood Mill robbery attempt by a Dallas county gang.
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New York
William F. Hovy
M. ‘Jt. French
Old Hoss
Helen French
Springfield
Buffalo
Here
Frank Trelor
Taylors
Dallas County
Sherif
Frank Taylor
Jefferson County Democrats Endorse National Platform At Local Convention
The Jefferson county Democratic Convention met in Steubenville and endorsed the Chicago 1896 platform. J. B. Branagan chaired, J. L. Beatty was secretary. Delegates backed unlimited coinage at 18 to 1, demanded economy in public service, opposed convict labor, and instructed county delegates to vote for only aligned candidates. County officers nominated included Gavin, Swickard, Trowine, Potts, Grafton, and Winning. state convention delegates elected/delegates named.
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Steubenville
J. B. Branagan
J. L. Beatty
Jefferson County
Chicago
G. A. Gavin
Bay
J. A. Swickard
Albert Trowine
Tr. Potts
J. D. Grafton
J. K. Winning
Ceremony at Union Iron Works for Chitose rivet ceremony
In San Francisco on June 26 a formal ceremony will mark the diving of the first rivet in the Japanese cruiser Chitose at Union Iron Works. Japanese officers officials and leading members of the Japanese colony in the city will witness the event, signaling the start of construction on the warship. In Omaha on the same date state treasurer Bartley was sentenced to 21 years in the penitentiary for embezzlement and ordered to pay a 3,000 fine.
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Washington
Hawaii
Jonapesh Legation
Tokio
Legation
State Department
San Francisco
Union Tron
Omaha
Neb
Bartley
Kentucky beats Missouri in Derby at Fair Grounds
In St Louis on June 26 Ornament beat Typhoon and Buckvidore in the Derby worth 12000. Ornament led late after a late move by owner C T Patterson near the mile post and won by five lengths. Buckvidore placed second with Typhoon third as 20,000 spectators watched the race. Ornament will ship to Cincinnati for the Oakley Derby.
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St. Louis
Typhoon
Wes
Buckvidore
Cincinnati
Kentucky
Missouri
Fair Grounds
Roverie
Buckvidere
C. T. Patterson
Patterson
Teail
Bhelvidere
Clayton
Son of Order
Simmaries
Ruckvidere
C. Slaughter
Garner
Wreck Involving Akron Excursion Train At Millersburg
An Akron excursion train carrying Goodrich Rubber Co and allied workers collided with a Baltimore and Ohio train at Millersburg. Five hundred passengers rushed to safety as both engines and baggage cars were wrecked. Injured include Philip Rosemont and John Wiese among others. crews escaped with minor injuries. Officials report the crash occurred while the Akron line was speeding toward Mount Verne for the outing.
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Millersburg
Akron
Cleveland
Akron and Columbus
Goodrich Rubber Company
Diamond Rubber Company
Akron India Rubber Company
Hallimore & Onlo
Hiawatha Park
Mount Verne
Baltimore & Ohio
Baltimore & Obio
Philip Rosemont
John Wiese
Elias Capron
Champ Lilly
Frank Hilton
Edward Hilton
Arthur Cope
Cleveland, Akron & Columbus
Confusion Over Train Schedule Said To Trigger Collision
Reported cause cites misread timetable aboard the B&O special. Conductor allegedly told the engineer the special was due at 4:16 a.m. when the schedule showed 8:16, prompting premature departure. No firm determination yet. investigators study motive and timing.
Rebellion News From Philippines Hits New Toll And Shifts
News from Manila area via the steamer Victoria reports insurgents near the capital after a proclamation by Commander-in-Chief Rivers. The robot campoat Ballukupeang letter May 18 cites heavy Spanish losses and rebels seizing arms, with three towns rising in Tamables Tayabas and Negros.
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Victoria
Cavite
Manila
Rivers
Yokobamm
Pettigrew Collapses During Senate Speech in Washington
Senator Pettigrew suffered a sudden episode described as a blood clot on the brain during a Senate debate at 2:25 p. m. He recovered quickly, left the chamber with friends nearby, and was taken home. Dr. Baine said the attack could be serious if agitation recurs, but Pettigrew was not incapacitated and the session adjourned after the incident.
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Washington
Pettigrew
Senate
Baine
Oriental freight lands in Tacoma as Victoria arrives
The North ern Pacific steamer Victoria reaches Tacoma from Yokohama with 18,300 tons of Oriental freight in four cargoes over a week. Seoul, Corea reports an intrigue aimed at restoring a foreign legation ally, arresting imperial tutor Kogen Tetsu and thirty others. Robberies on ships near Kong and gold thefts on Tai Yuan and Loorok are noted.
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Anerton
Tacoma
Wash
Northern Pacific
Victoria
Yokohama
Seoul
Corea
Kogen Tetsu
As Kong
Tai Yuan
Australia
Loorok
Hong Kong
Bangkok
Democratic State Convention to be held in Columbus
Cincinnati reports the Democratic State Convention will convene in Columbus next Tuesday and Wednesday with final delegate selections made today. John R. McLean, a Senate candidate, is seen as likely to control the convention. he plans to stay in Cincinnati and skip the gathering.
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Columbus
Cleveland
Rities
John R. Mclean
United States
Mclean
Tariff Bill Nears Senate End In Party Unity
Washington June 26 Republican tariff managers foresee finishing Senate consideration by next Wednesday night. They claim most differences are settled and expect full party support. Key issues remaining include lead and coal rates, Canadian coal, reciprocity, and internal revenue changes likely to be abandoned or altered in conference.
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Republic
Senate
Judiciary Committee
Cnet
Finance Committee
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Alsen
Hepublicaur
Leatt
Ing
Kent
Hart
Fire Devours Four Story Block in New Orleans
A major blaze at the corner of Julia Street and Magazine Street in New Orleans destroyed a four story brick building owned by Messrs Prelerich and Felix Beast. Estimates place losses over $100000 with panic at Hernsheim's tobacco factory adjoining as flames spread rapidly. In a separate note from Cleveland Ohio, Charles N. Cunningham was sentenced to five years in the penitentiary for forging Judge B T Hamilton's name on a $78000 check.
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Arma
Sim Porpaterom
Brett
Aisty
Spithead
Tralee
Erin Dias
New York
Das Poe
Finnieg
Amering
Pirstloey
Peres
Nply
Tarelee Sardarne
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Vecives Dreti
Elien Crutstre
Oretebe
New Orleans
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Felix Beast
Hernsheim
Hertenhelm
Cleveland
Charles N. Cunningham
B. T. Hamilton
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