King Edward to Return to London After Coronation Rehearsal
Reports deny a second appendicitis operation on King Edward. He will travel to London from Portsmouth with a large public welcome planned. Westminster Abbey rehearsal proceeds with substitutes for absent royals and staff, aiming to mirror coronation day activities.
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London
Edward
Portsmouth
Buckingham Palace
Victoria Station
Salisbury
Westminster
Col
Brocklehurst
Suffield
King Edward and Gambetta Memoir Anecdote Cables
The Times cabling from London reports Marquis de Galliffet recounts an 1880 dinner with Gambetta and the Prince of Wales. They discuss nobility in government and merit as aristocracy in a republic. The exchange ends with mutual political irony and ribbing about royal and republican loyalties.
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London Times
New York Times
London
Marquis de Alliffet
Paris
the Times
Dward
Gambetta
Prince of Wales
de Galliffet
England
M. Gambetta
Gambetta Replied: “ Monseigneur
Expelling French Nuns Meets Mixed Disorder in Provinces
Paris reports continued expulsion of nuns from churches and towns with overall quiet in most areas. Disorder arose in Brittany and Savoy where gendarmes faced resistance at Regny near Macon and at Ravoire near Chambéry. In St Alban near Chambéry a crowd chanted support as sisters left. Soldiers remained to protect police.
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Paris
Eons
Brittany
Savoy
Regny
Macon
Ravoire
Chambéry
Savoie
Tig
St. Alban
Stocks firm. Financial Markets. Wheat No. 2 red 773-16c
Wheat No 2 red 773-16c corn No 2 mixed 15ick oats No 2 mixed 6i cotton Siac iron Northern No 1 foundry 21 dollars butter Western creamery 20%4c.
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United Service
The Pennsylvania Special Express
The Pennsylvania Special affords quick service for the busy man running from New York to Chicago in twenty hours. Unexcelled equipment.
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Pennsylvania
New York
Chicago
Finistere peasants resist expulsions as Abbé Gayraud urges quiet action
In Finistère peasants refuse expulsions and Abbé Gayraud a Catholic Republican deputy wears the tricolor sash at Ploudaniel. He tells the sisters to compel gendarmes to eject the nuns from schools one by one but to avoid using force.
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Finistére
Abbé Gayraud
Chamber of Deputies
Ploudaniel
Ambassador White resigns his post in Berlin
Berlin reports say United States Ambassador White mailed his resignation to the President and plans to leave office on November 7. He stays at Homburg for health waters and writers note his intention to retire from public life and devote time to a book and literary work. Potential successors and transfers among diplomats are discussed in Washington and Ithaca sources.
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Berlin
United States
White
Roosevelt
Homburg
Mr. White
Ambassador Tower
St. Petersburg
Storer
Spain
Russia
Henry White
London
Tower
Washington
State Department
Ambassador White
David J. Hill
Bellamy Storer
Ithaca
N. Y
Frederick D. White
Syracuse
Cornell University
Renaming the Garland Collection at the Met
The Metropolitans new wing will house the Garland Collection of porcelains loaned by J Pierpont Morgan and renamed the Morgan Collection. Gen Louis P Di Cesnola plans to remove Garland labels and notes the will left the collection to the museum was not upheld. Garland died July 27 1900 after twenty five years as a bank vice president and spending much of his fortune on porcelains.
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Metropolitan Museum of Art
James A. Garland
Garland
Morgan
J. Pierpont Morgan
Louis P. di Cesnola
Europe
Gen. di Cesnola
Mr. Garland
First National Bank
Henry J. Duycen
Orient
Mr. Duveen
Gen
di Cesnola
Henry J. Duveen
Morgan-Garland
Charles Tuller -Garland
James A. Garland, Jr
Robert Emmet
Emmet
Duveen Brothers
London
Duveens
Two Nights En Route to Colorado by Regional Lines
Two nightly excursion rates offered daily by the Colorado Special via Chicago and North-Western and Union Pacific Bus. Offices listed at 287 and 461 Broadway.
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Colorado
Chicago & North-Western
Union Pacific Bus
Broadway
New Mere
United States weighs Cuban loan impact on Platt amendment
Washington observers consider if Cuba can issue a 4 3 million and later 85 million dollar loan under the Platt amendment. Officials fear revenues and the sinking fund may be insufficient, prompting diplomatic pressure or intervention avoidance, with legal and financial details outlined by Minister Squiers and Cuban lawmakers.
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New York Times
Washington
Cuba
United States
Platt Amergiment
State Department
Gen. Wood
Squiers
Havana
Senate
Republic of Cuba
Congress
Detroit and Chicago Limited Leaves Grand Central at 4 P.M.
The Detroit and Chicago Limited departs Grand Central at 4 P.M. for Chicago arriving next day at 3:15. The 24 hour train runs via New York Central and Michigan Central.
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Detroit
Chicago
Grand Central Station
New York Centrel
Michigan Central
Congress Weighs Annexation of Cuba Says Newlands
Special to The New York Times from Washington Aug 5 reports Representative Newlands Nevada believes Cuba will face serious annexation consideration when the Cuban question returns to Congress. He favors inviting Cuba to join the United States to ease suspicions of a military dependency. Senator Morgan Alabama also backs annexation, comparing Cuba’s importance to Ireland for Britain and urging decisive action.
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New York Times
Washington
Newlands
Nevada
Congress
Cuba
United States
Philippines
Ireland
Morgan
Alabama
Great Britain
Thomas Jefferson
Croker Declares Exit From Tammany Hall
Maurice Untermyer reports Croker told him at Epsom Downs that he is out of politics and will not return to New York this year perhaps for several years. Croker said he has done enough and has no connection with Tammany Hall.
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Maurice Untermyer
New York
England
Mr. Untermyer
Richard Croker
Tammany Hall
Mr. Croker
Epsom Downs
Preacher at Work on Carthage Road Crew
The Rev. Dr. J. B. Toomay, pastor of Carthage Congregational Church, spends six weeks with the laboring gang building the Carthage and Western Railroad roadbed between Carthage and Asbury. He aims to closely study labor ethics by firsthand experience, saying six weeks beats a year of reading for insight.
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New York Times
Carthage
J. B. Toomay
Congregational Church
Asbury
Carthage and Western Railroad
Toomay
Gen Lew Wallace Plans Alaska Trip For Pleasure
Gen Lew Wallace Indiana author contemplates a trip to Alaska starting about Aug 10. He will go with a Kanakee River guide and several invited friends as guests. They plan to purchase outfitting in Seattle and explore the Alaskan wilderness for about three months.
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New York Times
Richmond
Ind
Lew Wallace
Indiana
Alaska
Seattle
Alaskan
Bishop McFaul Replies to Ireland At Catholic Societies
Bishop McFaul of Trenton defends Catholic societies in a Chicago address, rebuts Archbishop Ireland on Philippine policy, and urges continued peaceful agitation to safeguard Catholic interests at home and abroad. Bishop Messmer of Green Bay also speaks urging Catholic civic responsibility.
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New York Times
Chicago
McFaul
Trenton
United States
American Federation of Catholic Societies
Ireland
Philippines
Messemer
Green Bay
Wis
Holy Name Cathedral
Federation
Vatican
Philippine
War Department
Féderation
America
Manila
Taft Commission
Messmer
Roosevelt
St. Paul
Leo XIII
Two Girls Rescue A Man In Atlantic City
In Atlantic City on August 5 two Philadelphia women Kathine Lange and Blanche Sontheimer rescued Charles Curkaden a Pittsburg resident who was swept out by a current near the Royal Palace Hotel. They reached him as he surfaced a second time and kept him afloat until help arrived. The trio returned ashore exhausted and were driven home.
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Atlantic City
N. J
Charles Curkaden
Pittsburg
Kathine Lange
Blanche Sontheimer
Philadelphia
Diver Paralyzed After High Pole Jump At Long Branch
John Stopford, a New York coachman staying at Reservation Cottage No. 3, broke his backbone diving from a pole into shallow water at Long Branch. He was pulled out in a paralyzed state andis hospitalized at Monmouth Memorial Hospital with little hope of recovery.
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New York Times
Long Branch
N. J
John Stopford
J. H. Lynch
New York
Baudoines Separate After Quarrels in New Rochelle
Mr and Mrs John F Baudoine of Larchmont have agreed to live apart. Mrs Baudoine stays with her mother Mrs Chatterton in Larchmont while Mr Baudoine remains in Harrison. The agreement gives the wife a weekly allowance, custody of their young son to the father, and three weekly visitations for the mother.
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New Rochelle
N. Y
John F. Baudoine
Larchmont
Mr. Baudoine
Miss Alice Hay's Wedding Wish Granted by Gov Jordan
Gov Chester B Jordan and the Executive Council approve a commission allowing Dr F C Hayden of Ohio to solemnize the marriage of Miss Alice Hay and William F Wadsworth in New Hampshire. The ceremony is set for Sept 30 at the Hay country home on Lake Sunapee.
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New York Times
Concord
N.H
Chester B. Jordan
Alice Hay
Secretary of State
Wiliam F. Wadsworth
Congressman Wadsworth
New York
F. C. Hayden
First Presbyterian Church
Cleveland
Ohio
New Hampshire
Executive Department of the State
Hay
Hayden
Brown University
Samuel C. Eastman
Dr. Hayden
The
Fells
Lake Sunapee
Automobile Kills a Boy in Central Park
Fred Tailor, fifteen year old colored boy of 219 West Sixty-first Street, is killed after being struck by a passing automobile in Central Park while roller skating down Seventy-seventh Street. Witness R. M. Dollivar says two wheelmen and two autos approached as he rolled onto the drive. one tandem hit him, then an auto ran over him. the chauffeur sped away.
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Fred Tailor
West Sixty-first Street
Central Park
Roosevelt Hospital
R. M. Dollivar
West Seventy-eighth Street
Seventy-seventh Street
Ryan
Boston Knight of Terror Strikes Women in Back of Head
A figure dubbed Jack the Slugger has struck four lone women in Cambridge Brookline and Franklin Park over six weeks. Victims were domestic and attacked in early evenings with an iron bar or hatchet. one woman, Jeannette Marshall, is dying from a fractured skull. Police have few clues and consider the assailant a possible maniac with Jack the Ripper type aims.
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New York Times
Boston
Jack the Slugger
Cambridge
Brookline
Franklin Park
Jeannette Marshall
Jack the Ripper
Chairmanship of National Committee Not Offered to Crane
Boston Aug 3 Gov Winthrop Murray Crane is not offered the chairmanship of the National Republican Committee despite close ties to the President. Senator Hanna has no plan to retire and remains a central figure in the party leadership.
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National Republican Committee
Crane
New York Times
Boston
Mass
Winthrop Murray Crane
Massachusetts
National Committee
Hanna
Great cargo of steel ore sets Great Lakes record
The schooner John Smealton of United States Steel loading at two Duluth harbors today achieved a cargo of 11,440 net tons or 14,61 gross tons. It surpassed its own previous record of 7,415 tons and the Edenborn’s 7,417 gross tons. Vessel loading depth stands at eighteen feet six inches, a sign of changing Lake Superior cargo scales.
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Duluth
Minn
John Smealton
United States Steel Corporation
Great Lakes
District of
Edenborn
Lake Superior
Twenty Hour Special Via Pennsylvania Railroad
The Twenty Hour Special to Chicago saves business men valuable time and leaves New York daily.
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Pennsylvania Railroad
Chicago
New York
Quiet opening planned for coal mines amid talks
A three hour conference at 143 Liberty Street among presidents of major railroads discussed the coal field situation. No action was taken and miners may return quietly. a Board of Superintendents could be formed to resolve grievances after data collection and two thirds approval.
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Liberty Street
George de Baer
Philadelphia and Reading Railroad
Truesdale
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Railroad
Fowler
New York, Ontario and Western Railroad
Erie Railroad
Delaware and Hudson Canal Company
Beaver and
William Streets
Loomis
Coal Trade Journal
Three Scranton Mines Resume Operations
The Dickson Colliery in Green Ridge resumes with returned strikers. Superintendent Rose notes coal hoisted and sent to breaker after two weeks of cutting and leading. Now three mines operate in Scranton: Oxford and Cayuga are already active, with DorL W starting another colliery tomorrow. Strikers offer little resistance.
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Scranton
Dickson
Delaware and Hudson Railroad Company
Green Ridge
Rose
Oxford
People’s Coal Company
Cayuga
Delaware
Riot arrests mark Shenandoah violence amid coal tension
In Shenandoah two wounded Lithuanians Antony Kumovitz and Stanislas Zukowski were arrested and jailed after a riot, held on $2000 bail each with Gen. Gobin's troops nearby. Deputy Sheriff Tomas R. Beddal testified he shot them in the feet. A separate shooting hit Italian workman James Caparell near Guardville. In Philadelphia area Hartman Breuil was arrested on a Remus claim, and Wilkes-Barre security held suspects as miners remained idle while Nanticoke rioters faced $500 bail.
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Shenandoah
Penn
Antony Kumovitz
Stanislas Zukowski
Gobin
Twelfth Regiment
Tomas R. Beddal
Klimovitz
Zukowski
Pottsville
Guardville
James Caparell
Caparell
Peter Remus
Futtato
N. Y
Hartman Breuil
Philadelphia
Packer
Lehizh Valley Coal Company
Remus
Breuil
Brass bands ordered to stay off Leechburg streets
Judge W B Patton of Armstrong County extends a preliminary injunction granted by Judge Wallace restraining the Monongahela and Carnegie brass bands from parading in Leechburg to intimidate miners employed by N G and J G Beale. The case involves J G Beale a Republican congressional candidate and the United Mine Workers of America.
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Kittanning
Penn
WB. Patton
Armstrong County
Wallace
Lawrence County
J. G. Beale
Congress
William Little
United Mine Workers of America
Monongahela
Carnegie
Leechburg
N. G
Patton
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Famous
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Favana
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Croker
Missouri
M'Faul
Friar Question
American Federation of
Catholic Societies In
Catskills
Saratoga
Libro Landing
129Th Street
Gov. Jordan
Lad
Wilkesbarrfe
Penh
Nanticoke
Susquehanna Coal Company
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