Von Caprivi Says Alsace Passports Needed For Military Reasons
In the Reichstag Chancellor Von Caprivi defended Alsace Lorraine passport rules as essential for military reasons to curb intercourse with France and hasten Germanization. He warned the regime cannot be eased soon, while noting moderation has softened the measures. He left further questions to the lawmakers and noted reelections of Reichstag officials.
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Germany
France
Interst
Alsace-Lorraine
Herr von Levetzow
Reichstag
Dr. Kuhl
Baron Dunruhe-Bomst
Stanley Addresses Geographical Society on Emin Mystery
June 10, Henry M. Stanley spoke before the Geographical Society. Marquis of Lorne presented a gold medal to Stanley on behalf of the society. He described his travels and called Emin a scholarly gentleman yet largely mysterious due to human vagaries.
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Henry M. Stanley
Geographical Society
Marquis of
Fatal shipwreck near Cape Corrientes sinks crew
A British bark Dina pore under Captain Tidmarsh from Middlesboro March 12 bound for Bahia Blanca ran ashore at Cape Corrientes and is likely a total wreck. The captain and five crew members are lost while the rest have reached Buenos Ayres.
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London
Tidmarsh
Middlesboro
Bahia Blanca
Cape Corrientes
Buenos Ayres
Dominion to advertise tenders for fast Atlantic steamship
Ottawa June 10 announces that the Dominion government will publish tenders in leading English papers for a rapid Atlantic steamship service. Bids must show a minimum average speed of eighteen knots from a French port to a destination, with calls at Southampton or Plymouth as may be agreed.
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Ottawa
Dominion
Southampton
Plymouth
City of Rome Accident at Fastnet Rock
The Anchor line steamer City of Rome struck Fastnet Rock early Sunday while en route from New York to this port. The only apparent damage is several plates started on her forefoot and a strained bow above the water line, according to Liverroot reports.
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Liverroot
City of Rome
Fastnet Rock
New York
Belgium Parliament Elections Keep Party Standings Unchanged
Brussels June 10 elections held across Belgium leave party standings unchanged. The Liberals lose Ghent while Catholics lose Berviers, balancing the overall result.
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Brussels
Belgium
Ghent
Berviers
Austro-Hungarian War Budget Maintains Credits
The Imperial War Minister told Austro-Hungarian delegations that military credits could not be reduced. The budget sets foundations for continued build over the coming years with unavoidable augmentations to forces. The peace effective would need review as other states boost arms while Austria-Hungary cannot match Germany.
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Prsvy
Austria-Hungary
Germany
Reconciliation Drive in Bohemian Diet Aims to Settle Rift
In Vienna on June 10, Emperor Francis Joseph met with leaders of the Czech and German parties to push the settlement plan from the recent conference. He declared that arrangements for a settlement would certainly be effected, marking a departure from his customary stance.
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Vienna
Francis Joseph
Longstanding party troubles may hinge on decisive reserve influence
A reserve is expected to have a decisive influence in settling the long-standing troubles between the two political parties. The move aims to bridge gaps and pave a path toward reconciliation, signaling potential shifts in strategy and cooperation at the highest levels.
Federation Scheme Approved by Victoria Assembly
The Legislative Assembly of Victoria unanimously approved the federation scheme for the Australian colonies and appointed delegates to the convention to consider the subject.
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The
Victoria Assembly
Melbourne
Legislative Assembly of Victoria
Tory Commons caucus plan and editor jailed in Ireland
London reports a cabinet meeting agrees to a Tory House of Commons caucus this Thursday. Roscommon Herald editor Tully jailed for three months under crimes act for publishing an article denouncing land grabbers. Other items note Bismarck’s stance on Hampur, Zittau linen merchants’ appeasement demand, and Buenos Aires appoints Jose Astiqueta as Minister of Justice amid ongoing ministerial uncertainty.
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London
House of Commons
Dusuin
Tully
Roscommon Herald
Hampure
Prince Bismarck
Freisinnige Zeitung
DresdEen
Zittan
United States Congress
Buenos Ayres
Jose Astiqueta
Wharton Barker forms large transatlantic bank scheme
Philadelphia June 10 Wharton Barker organizes a major American and European banking company with a 25000000 capital half to be issued immediately The American directors include Wilbur King Keim Con verse Brockie Gibson Yower Bement Fleischer and others The European directors are noted financiers The principal offices will be in London and Philadelphia with branches in Paris Berlin Vienna and other cities
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Philadelphia
Wharton Barker
Mr. Wilbur
Lehigh Valley Railroad
Mr. King
Baltimore & Ohio
George de 3. Keim
Reading
John H. Converse
Baldwin Locomotive Works
William Brockie
Henry C. Gibson
Charlemagne Yower, Jr
James Bement
Simon B. Fleischer
London
Paris
Berlin
Vienna
Bribery Inquiry Stalled in Royal Commission
In Montreal June 10 the Royal Commission probing contractor influence and government graft faced a standoff as principal witnesses refused to answer. J. P. Whelan, a contractor, testified he gave $100000 to election agents intended to bribe electors, with $10000 going to Ernest Pacaud, editor of L Electeur. Both men then refused further answers and face contempt commitments.
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Montreal
Royal Commission
J. P. Whelan
Ernest Pacaud
L’electeur
Quebec
Whelan
Pacaud
Grand Trotting Circuit sets season schedule and classes
The Grand Trotting Circuit board in Rochester lays out the coming season schedule with Pittsburg admitted and two horses barred. Dates include Pittsburg July 22 25 and New York September 16 19, with Rochester August 12 15 and Albany September 9 12 among others. Classes adopted cover free-for-all pacing and trotting with multiple pace and trot classifications and time standards. The circuit will total $254,500 in prizes this year.
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Rochster
N. Y
Pittsburg
F. L. Noble
George Robens
C. H. Nelson
Alryon
Nelson
Cleveland
Buffalo
Rochester
Poughkeepsie
Hartford
Springfield
Albany
New York
Philadelphia
Rochester Association
Johnston
Guy
Grand Circuit
Weather forecast for New England and nearby states
Washington reports the forecast through 8 p m Wednesday. Maine New Hampshire and Vermont to be fair with Vermont showers later and temperature stationary. variable winds. Massachusetts Rhode Island Connecticut and eastern New York mainly fair with showers in northern New York, no temperature change, southerly winds.
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Washington
Maine
New Hampshire
Vermont
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Connecticut
New York
Observations Elsewhere
Observations were recorded from locations outside the primary site. The notes summarize external conditions and conditions observed by reporters who were not at the main event. No specific individuals or places are named.
Navy and Army Gazette Naval Orders June 10 1906
Washington June 10 Sorerau J Naval orders Lieutenant-Commander Harry Knox detached from the Boston and placed on waiting orders Lieutenant J J Moses detached from command of the coast survey steamer Bache and ordered to duty connected with the preparation of the San Francisco for sea Lieutenant Edw M Hughes detached from the New Hampshire and ordered to duty with the coast survey Assistant Engineer W S Smith detached from the Galena and placed on Waiting orders.
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Army and Navy Gazette
Washington
Sorerau
Naval
Harry Knox
Boston
J.J. Moses
Coast Survey
Bache
San Francisco
Edw. M. Hughes
New Hampshire
W. 8. Smith
Galena
Senate Silver Debate and Utah School Funds Bill
The Senate debated the House silver bill with Mr. Teller opposing the gold standard, challenging statements on currency units and debt, while bills were introduced to fund Choctaw and Chickasaw settlement claims and to divert Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints property to Utah schools. The discussion covered treasury balances, gold and silver coin, and implications for public and private debt and economic policy.
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Washington
Senate
Morrill
House
Finance Committee
Dawes
Edmunds
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints
Utah
Secretary of the Interior
Supreme Court of Utah
Blair
United States
Committee On Education and Labor
Jones
Nevada
Plumb
Treasury
Harris
Sherman
Secretary of the Treasury
Teller
Eller
Democratic Party
Friends of Silver
Mr. Sherman
White House
Treasury Department
Mr. Teller
Colorado
Mr. Blair
Stewart
Wall Street
Congress
Cleveland
Dixey's Devotion Highlighted by Paine's Celery Compound
A Boston statement from Mrs. Dixey describes her son's devotion as Henry E. Dixey sent weekly cables from Europe during his absence and helped her recover from nervous prostration using Paine's Celery Compound. She credits the remedy for improved sleep appetite and energy and notes family members also use the product.
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Henry E. Dixey
Adonis
Dixey
Europe
Rome
Paine
Paire
Silver coinage debate delays bill as sessions adjourn
In a Senate session Mr Teller urged unloosing debtor burdens without harming creditors while Mr Call defended free silver coinage as the sole remedy for current finance. The silver bill was laid over until tomorrow. Conference reports approved include a $75,000 public building in New London and a Washington post office site costing up to $800,000 on the southeast square of Pennsylvania Avenue. The Senate adjourned after an executive session.
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Sion
Teller
Republican
Call
Senate
City Post Office
Washington
Pennsylvania Avenue
Eleventh
Twelfth Streets
Internal Revenue Bill Passes For Beer to Bottling Transfer
The House approved a Senate measure amending internal revenue laws to let beer move directly from vats to bottling without keg sampling and to permit export in bond similar to spirits. A separate bill assisting Hyland Kirk and others was laid on the table. The post office appropriation bill passed after quick committee action, and the House adjourned at 4 15.
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Washington
House
Senate
Commissioner of Internal Revenue
Hyland
Kirk
Addison C. Fletcher
Payson
Illinois
Two More Goulds Arrested in Albany NY
Otis A Gould and Albert L Gould brothers of the two other bank conspirators were arrested in Albany on a similar charge. Four Goulds and a brother-in-law are in custody. Albert Gould posted bail within twenty minutes by his father-in-law, a wealthy maestro. Recorder Peate remains in custody unable to secure bonds.
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Goulds
Albany
Aupvany
N. Y
Otis A. Gould
Albert L. Gould
Albert Gould
Peate
Ships Daily Trade Movements From Various Ports
A list of ships and routes dated June 9 to June 10 shows vessels departing and arriving across Boston Baltimore New York London Glasgow and Hamburg. Notable names include Titanic Victoria Bayonne Scandia Irthington Contained are origins such as Liverpool New York Hull Shields Montreal and Bremen with several movements noted as proceeding.
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Boston
Samaria
Liverpool
Venetian
Baltimore
Caspian
New York
Shields
Titanic
West Indies
Colorado
Hull
Werra
Bremen
Runic
Bayonne
Scandia
Hamburg
Yamuri
Vera Cruz
Moville
State of Indiana
Glasgow
Devonia
Weser
Matin Head
Toronto
Montreal
London
Uranda
Halifax
Jayo
Heathfield
Nestorian
Philadelphia
Farne Point
Monteal
Queenstown
Catalonia
Elbe
Marseilles
Alesia
Copenhagen
Italia
Suevia
Grasbrook
Palette and Plane Art Sets Exhibition
Palette and Plane presents color harmonious studies by a renowned interior decorator. Cherry wood pieces feature soft body tones, velvet finishes, frosted gold decorations, polished brass pierced plates, oval knobs, and China silk weaving. The cabinet makers interpret the palette and brush in elegant summer cottage worthy pieces. Exhibition runs until further notice.
West End elevated road bill sparks corruption inquiry
In the General Court the West End elevated railroad bill triggers a heated House debate after an amendment requiring mayoral approval for locations is debated. A roll call reverses an earlier vote, and a committee is ordered to investigate alleged corrupt methods in passing the bill.
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House
Senate
West End
New England Amateur Rowing Association
Worcester
Meyer
Sheldon
The
Massachusetts Medical Society
Dr. Shattuck
Davis
Boston
Williams
Dedham
Committee On
Sprout
Maccabe
Morison
Massachusetts
New York City
Yeas
Committee On Street Railways
Speaker
Wardwell
Sanger
Hayes
Law
Hildreth
Holyoke
Mr. Quincy
Quincy
Sobier
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G. W. Simmons & CO
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Oak Hall
Title Insurance
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Frederick C. Bo ‘Pien
Charles S Rackemann
Jauis R. Carnet
Geenville H. Norcross
Francis V. Baton
Robert Copmayn
Moses Williams
Henry W. Beaca
Heman W. Charin
Jostin
Fay, JR
Avex
F. Wapsworth
Hener
Unie
H. Crocker
Georck A. Fisner
William C. Williamson
Vpuinecas
B. Smith
Morris Merepita
Resert
Minot
Edes
Arthur
Atwood
Beef Tenderloins
jCurera
Leonard & CO
Brom- Geld Street
Dr. Young
Dev
IRB, Gay & CO
Tate Street
Old Colony Railroad
Chicago & Grand Trunk Railroad
J. F. Goddard
Western Passenger Association
Union Pacific
State Board of Arbitration
Haverhill
Messrs
Lodge
Rowell
Page
E. F. Valentine
Nebraska
Edward J. A
First
Rollin Amsden
Friends of the National Bankruptcy Bill
American & European Banking Company
Alexander Jordan
John P
Pace
Knights of Labor
Chelsea
Lasell Seminary
Monatiquot
Weymouth
Little Compton
Dracut
Goddard
Tufts College
Phillips & Seay 6
Chicago
Iowa
von Caprivi
Bates
Geographical Society In
Edinburgh
Supreme Court of the Commonwealth
Brookline
Brookline Land Company
Jamaica Pond
Pullman Palace Car Company
Boston & Albany Railroad Company
Perkins Street Baptist
Somerville
Lillian M. Stahl
Sleeper Hall
Bostonian Society
John Hancock
Times
Harvard
Lever Hall
New Athletic Grounds
Henry L. Higginson
Consol. Cal
Crown Point
Eureka
Gould & Curry Hale & Norcros Oxicad
Nevada Queen
North Belle
Ophir
Potosi
Savage
Sierra Nevada
Union Consoli
Yellow Jacket
Gellert
Havre
Mann
Stanley
Rapid Atlantic Transit
Dominion Government
General Foreign News
Canada
Observer’s Office
Senvreoe
U.S. A
Suston
Ther Harometer
Es Mometer
Vere
Wultalo
Eeres
Kilmaareck
Dak
Duluth
Paso
Tex
Fair Eastport
Helena
Mont
Jacksonville
Kansas City
Marquette
Mich
New Orleans
Portland
Schools of Utah —Post Office
America
Post Office
Internal Revenue
Wordsworth
Canal ST
Pepos
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