Pilgrims Honor Whitelaw Reid in London Dinner
London June 23 Whitelaw Reid American ambassador to Britain attended a Pilgrims Society dinner at Claridge's. Lord Roberts presided as Premier Balfour praised Anglo American ties. Reid thanked guests and spoke on peace and mutual aims between the United States and Great Britain.
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London
Whitelaw Eid
Edward
Engish Society
Pilgrims’ Society of London
England
Claridges
Ord Roberts
Lord Roberts
Henry Watterson
Elbridge T. Gerry
Professor Gildersberg
Bishop
St. James
Great Britain
Roosevelt
Roosevalt
Premiac
Balfour
Wirtelaw Reid
America
Reid
Rampant unrest grips Lodz and Warsaw amid strikes
Russian Poland newspapers describe three days of turmoil in Lodz where 60000 workers strike has turned political, with public life halted, shops looted, and vodka sales fueling unrest. Warsaw also faces threats as authorities arrest a bomb carrier and prepare for court actions amid ongoing tensions. Moscow and Tokyo peace efforts appear stalled as Washington reports little headway before the forthcoming conference.
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Elty
Sperlice Lodz
Kaiser Drinks to Uncle Sam at Kiel Yacht Club
Emperor William hosted a dinner aboard the Hohenzollern after the trans Atlantic race and proposed the health of the United States with Lord Brassey present. He expressed delight at the race’s success and awarded framed photographs to non-winning owners. Also noted are Gonzales desertion from the US Navy and a humorous carpet remark by Homer.
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Impérial Yacht Club
Kiel
Germany
Emperor William
Hohenzolern
Lord Brassey
United States
Hohenzollern
Apa
Allison V. Armour
George Lauder, Jr
Ower
Sunbeam
Admiral von Tirpltz
The
Admiralty
Bond of English Speaking Peoples Paralleled in Verse
An old transcription notes a Plymouth label remark and a New York Kentucky tone praising cross national cooperation. Sir Henry Irving reads a poem by Alfred Austin celebrating Western kinship, unity, and moral conscience linking England and its allies in a world-embracing bond.
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Thrace
Henry Irving
Alfred Austin
Lauriete
Prosecution and Trust Transfer Ties to Equitable Case
Proposals of continued prosecutions arise as stock moves into a trust with a trustee empowered to decide directors. August Belmont resigns, while Hyde signals willingness to aid Attorney General Mayer in suits to recover profits from syndicate deals tied to the Equitable Society. Agency resignations follow as Berlin policyholders meet to discuss actions.
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August Belmont
Hyde
Sames H Hyde
Samuel Untermyer
Mayer
Jamey H. Hyde
Equitable Society
Society
Casiver Murray
Meents
Byde
A C Haines
Equitable
Haines
The
James H. Hyde
Paul Morton
New York
Tomorow
Germany
Berlin
Equitable Life Assurance Society
German Fire Insurance Protective League
Faint Spells Linked to Heart Weakness Warned In Note
A fractured note warns faint spells signal heart trouble not stomach distress. It cites symptoms such as dullness, breathlessness, asthmatic breathing, chest weakness, and suggests treating heart issues rather than the stomach. The text emphasizes avoiding misdiagnosis and early heart weakness signs.
Dr Miles New Heart Cure Offers Quick Health Relief
The advertisement claims Dr Miles New Heart Cure will strengthen the heart, stop fears and spells, and cure all heart troubles. A testimonial describes severe prior heart trouble, fainting, and dramatic improvement after using the product, urging readers to return money if not satisfied.
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Wetan
Chicago Strike Nears End After Settlement Talks
Chicago reports progress toward ending the Teamsters strike as talks between union leaders and the Employers' Association yield a plan to leave union buttons to workers choice. A referendum among strikers is expected to confirm acceptance of terms, with final action pending tomorrow's general committee meeting.
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Chicago
J W. Fatwell
Employers' Association
Mr Farwell
Teamsters’ Union
Farwell
Iit
Shea
Temsters
Trijon
Practical joker fails to trap Dr Broughton in Georgia incident
A caller posing as Governor Folk's son disturbed Dr Len G Broughton of Tabernacle Baptist church with compliments and claimed to carry goodwill notes. He lured Broughton into a staged scheme about a Miss Folk but the ruse collapsed after a telephone conversation, with no further action.
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Len G Broughton
Tabernacle Baptist Church
Broughton
Joseph Folk
Bissouri
Polk
Goth By
Atlanta
Broughton Tie
Covernor Pik
Mra Folk
Miss Folk
Atantal de
Duiarta
Endleé
Fel
Fei
Missouri
Justified Alarm and a Missing Wife Note
A frantic young man bursts into a city hospital seeking news of his wife, only to be told she is not there. He clings to the claim that she left a note reading Annie, gone to Here, his kimono cut out, and begs to know her fate. In a separate item, New Orleans street railways are sold in a court sale in Trenton, transferring control to Portimer Buckner of New York for 10 million dollars, with the New York Security and Trust Company holding the stake.
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Charles Vincent Gonzales, JR
Charles V, Gonzales, Sr
Government Bureau of Ravigation
Young Gonzales
Atlanta
Hancock
New York
Charles V Gonzales
North Broad Street
East
Hunter Street
Brown
Boston
Tor Vere
Nate
Jack
Annie
New Orleans
Trenton
Wing
United States
Portimer Buckner
Rutlwa Company
Puckner
New York Security and Trust Company
Buckner
Unclear exchange quoted from The Best Way
Fragmentary dialogue joke from The New Yorker about removing a tile of hair ends versus the middle confusion. The line features a barber and customer banter on a 14 dollar bet. The text is incomplete and lacks full context or attribution.
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The
New Yorker
Bette
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