French Cabinet Falls After Confidence Vote
Paris reports Premier Monis and his cabinet resign after a 248 to 224 confidence defeat in the Chamber of Deputies. Ministers Goiran Delcasse and Cruppi pledged support to Monis and awaited President Fallieres arrival before resignations take effect. The crisis followed a senate warning that France lacked a wartime commander in chief and would rely on a war council.
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Paris
Monis
Chamber of Deputies
Tfallieres
Rouen
Goiran
M. Delcasse
M. Cruppi
Senate
Council of War
Woman Accused of Targeting Husband in New Hampshire Elopement Case
Thomas W. Clark, a shoe company office worker in East Weymouth, files for divorce libel against Alice V. Clark whom he eloped with to Nashua on July 5 1910. He claims she hurled knives and objects at him, leaving a scar on his cheek. The couple wed at age 19 after meeting two months prior.
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East Weymouth
Thomas W. Clark
Alice V. Clark
Nashua
N. H
Clark
Cyclone Sinks 100 Vessels at Iquique Harbor
A cyclone struck Iquique Chile on June 23 with rain and high heat sinking about 100 loaded lighters in the harbor and stripping masts from ships. Buildings lost roofs and telegraph poles were torn down. Many injured and fear of damage to nitrate fields inland after the storm.
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Iquique
Chili
Cavaliere Ciampa
Not Kissed in Eight Years Sparks Divorce Claim
Chicago, June 23. Mrs. Anna Dandurand sues Alphonse Dandurand for divorce alleging eight years without a kiss or open mouth only to yawn, loneliness, rough treatment, and hostility toward her pet roosters. Her husband counters with a cross bill calling the claims an accumulation of untruths.
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Chicago
Anna Dandurand
Alphonse Dandurand
Bourne proposes U S parcels post within nation bill
Washington June 23. Senator Bourne chairman of the committee on post offices and post roads introduced a bill proposing a domestic parcels post arrangement identical to the one now used with several foreign nations.
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Washington
United States
Bourne
Committee On
Valparaiso Storm Destroys Harbor Ships Drownings Reported
A three hour hurricane battered Valparaiso in chill June. The city and harbor suffered extensive damage, leaving the town in darkness as debris litters streets. Ships collided, the four masted Union ran ashore, and several people are reported drowned. The bark Madeline shelters in the roadstead in a sinking condition.
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Valparaiso
Union
Madeline
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