Prince Helie and Mme Gould Seaside Visit Amid Marriage Rumors
Naples report describes Prince Helie de Sagan and Mme Anna Gould ashore after a steamer arrival. They meet reporters, threaten none, tour briefly, and plan to marry once difficulties end, with Count Boni de Castellane rumored in the city.
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Paris Rumor Claims Gould and de Sagan Wedding
A Paris rumor says Mme Anna Gould and Prince Helie de Sagan dined together at Restaurant Lucas after returning from Italy and may be married. Family sources say they hope for an early announcement, but there is no confirmation.
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Philippine Bandits Hanged in Manila Murders Case
Manila on April 24 reports Cipheana Omorgo alias Tiduchuc and Afroniano Fernandez, bandits allied with the Puiajane movement, were privately hanged at Bilibid prison. Omongo helped promote the movement in Samar. Fernandez took part in the Leyte attack and aided in killing four policemen and burning municipal buildings.
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Rail gauge standardization moves in Prussia
APRIL reports from Berlin say Prussia railroads will switch to standard gauge on lines between Magdeburg Leipzig Halle and Leipzig. The measure aims to unify the network with central power control implied. Foreign dispatches note other European items including a Congo referendum defeat and Paris murder case developments.
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Willcocks Leads 10000 Troops in Mohmand Frontier Fight
Simla reports Sir James Willcocks attacking Mohmand tribesmen after they cut lines of communication. Casualties total 62 including British officers. Forces include three brigades with two focused on the border and a reserve at Peshawar. Lord Minto and Lord Kitchener slated to arrive as operations continue along the Kabul and Swat rivers.
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Nations near Baltic sign joint pact to preserve status
Berlis April 21 The North Sea treaty draft was made public. Germany Denmark France Britain Sweden pledge to strengthen peaceful relations and maintain existing territorial status in their lands near the North Sea. They agree to consult and cooperate to deter foreign suspicions about Germany's plans towards the Netherlands. A similar Baltic Sea declaration was released yesterday with nearly identical terms.
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Crown Jewels Sold to Cover Royal Expenses
In Lisbon on April 24 King Manuel learned that 750000 dollars worth of state jewels were sold by King Carlos to cover his expenses. The royal house administrator said the government consented to the sale and the Bank of Portugal governor claimed it aimed to avoid a scandal. Manuel announced plans to refund the jewel value.
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Canada Stops Paupers Exiling Emigration to Canada
London reports Canada has halted indiscriminate emigration by relief organizations from London and other English cities. Canada’s immigration commissioner refused to sanction sending fifty proposed settlers, insisting only those deemed fit as settlers would be accepted, a policy criticized in Britain as part of empire labor concerns.
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Amelia Bingham's Butler Arrested
Amelia Bingham, mistress, had her butler Carl Erickson arrested at 40 East Thirty-first Street after a complaint by Mrs Charles et al from 267 West Seventy second Street. Allegedly on January 4 he stole ivory billiard balls valued at 200 dollars and a pair of trousers worth 10.
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Draw span of Perth Amboy bridge floated away
The 106 foot draw span of the old Perth Amboy railroad bridge, abandoned after the paralleling structure opened, was floated away yesterday afternoon. It had not opened since last September due to a sunk wing upstream, hindering vessel passage between the Raritan and the sea.
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McIntyre firm in receivership after panic assignment
T A McIntyre & Co and co members of major exchanges assigned assets and entered bankruptcy after the 1907 panic. Receivers were appointed in New York and Syracuse with liabilities estimated from 1 million to over 5 million. The firm held offices on Broadway and branches nationwide with connections to Reading Union Pacific and cotton trades.
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Court of Appeals Rules Transfers May Be Refused on Northbound Cars
Albany April 24 Court of Appeals upholds a street railway right to refuse a south bound transfer on a north bound car under Section 104 of the railroad law. Peter C Kelly vs New York City Railway Company decision sets a statewide rule affecting all street railroads. Majority opinion by Judge Gray with Haight Vann Werner and Bartlet. dissent by Chief Judge Cullen and Judge Chase. General Manager Root says ruling supports current transfer system.
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Father Dives to Death From Fifth Floor Office
Albert Rettich, aged father of Victor Rettich president of the Knickerbocker Light and Heat Co, leapt from the open window of his son's office on the fifth floor at 23 West Broadway yesterday morning and was crushed on the sidewalk 70 feet below. Victor Rettich and partner HR Brayton were in the office and could not stop him.
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South education conference reelects Ogden president
The Southern education conference in Memphis re elected Robert C. Ogden of New York as president. A. E. Alderman of the University of Virginia presented the nominating committee report naming officers including Vice President J B Baldwin of Montgomery and Treasurer William A Blair of Winston-Salem, N C.
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Kitty Cheatham Sails to Europe for Recitals in London Paris
Kitty Cheatham sails for Europe this morning aboard the Zeeland and will be away for several months. She has dates set abroad for dramatic recitals in London and Paris, including three engagements arranged by the Duchess of Marlborough and another series by Mrs Cornwallis West, formerly Lady Churchill.
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East Side Children Stage Merchant of Venice
The East Side Settlement House on Seventy sixth Street and the East River presented Shakespeare’s The Merchant of Venice last night. Under its dramatic society, trained by John Barry, the young players staged the production with notable care and discipline.
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