Count Castellane and Prince Sagan in Paris Assault Case
In Paris court Count Boni de Castellane and Prince Helie de Sagan faced off in a police court hearing over an January street fight. The defense argued Castellane seeks to prevent his ex wife Mme Gould from marrying Sagan, while Sagan’s lawyer branded the letters about Mme Gould as forgeries. Judgment was postponed for a week.
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NEW York Times
Paris
Count Bont de Castellane
Helie de Sagan
Count de Castellane
Prince de Sagan
e-Castellane
Count Castellane
Ming
Prince Sagan
Mme. Gould
Baron de Courcel
London
Count de Fleury
Count Boni
Prince Helie
Majestic Delayed to February 19 After Fire Damage
London reports the liner Majestic will not sail from Southampton as planned to New York. Passengers and mail will instead sail on the Baltic Thursday due to fire damage Friday, with only minor lower-deck harm and a slightly burned smoking room. The ship's next westbound voyage is set for February 19.
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London
Southampton
Majestic
Avill
Baltic
Government fines New York and Bermudez Asphalt Co
The High Federal Court of Venezuela approved a $200000 assessment against the New York and Bermudez Asphalt Company for failing to fulfill contract terms, terminating the concession to take crude asphalt from Venezuelan territory.
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New York & Bermudez Asphalt,Co
Caracas
Venezuela
Willemstad
New York & Bermudez Asphalt Company
High Federal Court of
Miss Mary Robinson Admits Druce Perjury
London dispatch reports Miss Mary Robinson confessed to willful perjury in the Druce case. She retracted earlier statements about being the Duke of Portland’s daughter and said she was brought from America to act as secretary to the Duke and Druce. The trial centered on Georges Hollamby Cruce’s bid to prove the title and estates.
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London
Mary Robinson
Druce
Herbert Druce
Georges Hollamby Cruce
Duke of Portland
Miss Robinson
Scotland Yard
America
Charles Dickens
C. Druce
New York ClergymanNamed Chaplain at Columbia University
Rev Raymond C Knox of New York has been appointed Chaplain of Columbia University and will begin duties next July. A native of South Carolina he studied at Union Theological Seminary and did philosophy and sociology work at Columbia University.
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New York
Colmbia University
Knox
South Carolina
Union ‘Theological Seminary
Columbia University
Nowak
Demand for Death Sentences in Port Arthur Case
In St Peters burg Feb 4 Judge Advocate Gen Gursky demanded death sentences for Lieut Gen Stoessel Gen Reiss and Gen Fock and four years forced labor for Gen Smirnoff. He urged stern penalties to uphold the principle that the Russian flag must never be lowered. Defense counsels to reply tomorrow.
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Stoessel
Gen. Reiss
Eee Fock
Gursky
Joay
Port Arthur
Gen. Smirnoff
Gen. Fock
Reiss
Smirnoff
Pervines
Nichoas I
Russia Threatens Turkey With Troop Concentration
Five thousand troops ordered from the Northern Caucasus head toward the Turko Persian frontier as smaller detachments move forward. Russian officials in St Petersburg anticipate a military display against Turkey amid frontier tensions. London reports Foreign Secretary Grey proposes mobile columns and gendarmerie forces to restore order in Macedonia funded by reducing Turkish troop strength.
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Caucasus
Eet
St. Petersburg
London
Edward Grey
Macedonia
Edward
Europe
Insults Fly in Duma Attack on Milyukov
In St Petersburg on February 4 the Conservative faction opened a sharp attack on Professor Milyukov over his American trip. The debate grew fierce as MP Purishkevich hurled abusive terms and called him a traitor. Exclusion for fifteen sessions followed after requests for an apology.
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ST. Petersburg
Aul Milyoukov
M.purishkevich
Duma
Purishkevich
Milyoukov
Ihkevich
Tribune
M. Milyoukov
M. Purishkevich
Russian paper fined for attack on M. Bompard
The French diplomat M. Bompard, recalled by France, left for Paris to present letters of recall. The Grashdanin editor Prince Mestchersky was fined 500 dollars after an article sneering at Bompard as a social democrat. The piece alleged poor reception in Russia and implied France compromised by siding with England. Iswolsky's resignation is expected but not yet decided.
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ST. Petersburg
M. Bompard
Purlaty
Paris
Kae
Russia
Isnolsky
Grashdanin
Prince Mestchersky
Clemenceau
France
England
M. Iswolsky
Movement to Boycott Asiatic Traders in Johannesburg
Notes of Foreign Affairs report a large meeting in Johannesburg inaugurating a boycott of Asiatic traders and employers of Asiatics. A White League Committee will push the effort across the colony, stemming from Transvaal anti Asiatic agitation.
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Johannesburg
Transvaal
A. ‘White League
Nasi Embezzlement Trial Ends With Street Attack
In Palermo today the trial of Nunzio Nasi ex Minister of Public Instruction for embezzling public funds concluded with an attempted murder. Lawyer Landicina, recently from Rome after favorable testimony for Nasi, was attacked by anarchist lawyer Valenti who fired twice but missed.
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Palermo
Nunzio Nasi
Landicina
Rome
Nasi
Valenti
Taxation Bill Increases Passed After Five Hour Diet Debate
TOK10 reports a five hour Diet session approving higher taxes on sugar sake alcohol beer and kerosene. Government held a strong majority of 84 in most votes except kerosene where the majority was 24. In Hong Kong the Charles Tiberghien wreck crew lands at Hai Phong recounting cargo shifted and vessel stranded after grounding.
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Hong Kong
Charles Tiberghien
Hai Phong
British Premier Renews Call For Law Changes At Home
London Feb 4 Premier Campbell-Bannerman told the House of Commons that major alterations must be enacted by Parliament in British and Colonial laws before the Hague convention creating an international naval prize court can be ratified.
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London
Campbel-Bannerman
House of Commons
Hague
Portugal swears in new cabinet after royal murder
In Lisbon February 4, Portugal forms a new cabinet under Admiral Ferreira do Amaral to reverse the dictatorship policy and restore a liberal monarchy. The king and crown prince were assassinated last weekend. the queen and queen mother grieve as a plan for elections in April is set and press restrictions eased. The new cabinet includes Marino names and independent ministers while royalists back the move to calm public life.
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Portugal
Ferreira Do Amaral
Senhor Bernadino Machado
Admiral de Amaral
Franco
Amelie
Maria Pia
Council of State
Do Amaral
Senhor Sarvet Hagalhaes
Augusto DE Castilhov
Arthur Alberto DE Campos
Henriques
Winceslao DE 8S
Pereira Lisa
Manoel
Alfonso D’espregueria
Sebastiao Custodio DE Sousa Telles
Senhor Magalhaes
Augusto de Castilho
Senhor Henriques
Lima
Senhor d’Espregueria
Senhor
Sousq Telles
Countess of
San Luis
Manuel
Republican Party
Miguelist Party
Senhor Machado
José Maria Alpoim
Progressist Desidents
Salamanca
Spain
Carlos
Oporto
Brazil Planned $4 Million Fete for King Carlos Visit
Rio de Janeiro reports President Penna sent condolences to King Manuel of Portugal. Brazil planned to spend about $4,000,000 on a reception for King Carlos, who was expected to visit Rio de Janeiro this year.
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Penna
Manuel
Portugal
Brazil
Carlos
Rio Janeiro
Battle near Settat claims 10000 Moor casualties
A Tangier dispatch reports a clash near Settat Morocco between French forces and Moorish fighters with about 10000 Moors killed or wounded. French losses totaled 160 men including four officers, as Moors charged the guns amid heavy casualties. Paris notes also cite the deaths of at least 28 Foreign Legion soldiers in a Feb 1 snowstorm en route to Fort Hessa.
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London
Tangier
Settat
Moroccs
Paris
M. Jonnart
Algeria
The
Foreign Legion
Fort Hessa
Germany Moves to Ban Quack Doctors and Patent Medicines
Berlin reports a government bill approved by the Federal Council targets unlicensed healers and mystic therapies, imposes fines and imprisonment for practicing without certificates, and bans sale of secret-ingredient patent remedies likely to injure users. The measure targets foreign remedies and will list prohibited imports.
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Berlin
Federal Council
Diphtheria Spreads Through New Jersey Reformatory
Special to The New York Times. Rahway New Jersey February 4 There are 180 cases of diphtheria in the New Jersey Reformatory and about a dozen suspected cases. Officials say all 540 inmates may be affected before the epidemic ends. The drill room is a hospital and inmates act as nurses. Paroled men without outside work are quarantined in their apartments. Residents fear officers and workmen entering town will spread infection.
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New York Times
Rahway
N J
New Jersey Reformatory
H. P. Hough
Supt
Martin
Standard Oil Denies Ties to California Associated Oil
M F Eliott general counsel of Standard Oil states that a Santa Fe and Associated Oil deal cited by President Roosevelt has no connection to Standard Oil. He notes Associated Oil is a California competitor handling about 40 percent of the state's crude, and explains Heney and Chambers letters refer to separate matters.
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M.F. Eliott
Standard Oil Company
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Feé
Associated Oil Company of California
Roosevelt
Standard Oil
Santa Fé Lime and Cement
Wellborn
Chicago & Aiten
Standard Oil Comany
Indiana
Landis
Francis J. Heney
Edward Chambers
Heney
Chambers
Santa Fe
Associated Oil Company
California
Sneeze Upset at Benjamin Deane School for Girls
A loud deep bass sneeze rocked the Benjamin Deane School for Girls at 144 Riverside Drive as police searched rooms for a burglar. No intruder was found after surrounding the building and questioning staff. investigators later checked the address with no results.
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Riverside Drive
Graystone House
van Scoll
West 100Th Street
Benjamin Deane
William S. Curran
P'at
Charles Buettner
Rehef
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