London Talk in 1902 on Washington Ambassador Choice
London chatter through May 31 centers on who should replace Lord Pauncefote as U.S. ambassador. Names cited include Lord Curzon, Lord Grey, Lord Minto, Sir Edward Monson, Sir Thomas Sanderson, and Alfred Lyttleton, with debates over legal training and diplomatic experience guiding the discussion.
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South Africa
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England
Paris influence fades as Cape Town talks loom
The text notes Paris diminished in stature after Cape Town utterances and suggests by England arrival he will seem ordinary. It warns the Zollverein faces weaker odds if the corn tax is dropped, cites Balfour’s House statements, and mentions shifting political opinions among Times and Spectator readers while peace looms. E. A. Dipmhar.
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Paris Diplomats Weigh Lord Pauncefoot Successor
In Paris May 31 discussion centers on Lord Pauncefoot's successor. Sir Frank Lascelles of Berlin is favored for prestige and charm, while Sir Ernest Satow, now in Peking, is seen by top diplomats as best suited. Austin Lee is praised for knowledge but is ill with sciatica and malaria.
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Frank Lascelles
Berlin
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Peking
Austin Lee
Pauncefote's Successor Sought for British Embassy
Washington May 31 officials in London and Washington weigh likely candidates to succeed Lord Pauncefote as British Ambassador in Washington. Michael Herbert then Secretary and Minister at Paris is favored, though no final decision has been made. The Pauncefotes plan to return to England within weeks.
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Canada
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Chicago May See Schlaeger Play Amid Olympic Fencing Plans
Berlin dispatch notes German university fencing traditions may be showcased in Chicago for the Olympic games. German students practice a ceremonial, blood-tinged form of sword play. visible marks serve as college proof of membership, complicating public display.
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Chicago
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Greece
Growth of Northwest Railroads Featured in Morning Telegraph
A special article previews rapid growth in the American and Canadian Northwest and the gains of the Great Northern, Northern Pacific, Canadian Pacific, and Chicago Burlington and Quincy railroads. It notes a June 2 issue feature and a Monday piece on the Northern Securities Co. for businessmen.
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German Conservative Leader Seeks Reichstag Interpellation
Count Kanitz, head of the Conservative Party in Berlin, planned to probe the Morgan steamship deal in the Reichstag. He notes an agreement reached this week two days after his planned interpellation, while warning others may push a direct Morgan trust inquiry.
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Speyer Cathedral funding stalled over stained glass dispute
Berlin reports the Speyer Cathedral project awaits funds after a large American donation led by Henry Villard Whitelaw Reid Charles A Schieren and J Pierpont Morgan. Anton von Werner says $30 000 more is needed for windows and German artists worry over an unknown Dresden artist chosen to execute American window designs.
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Anton von Werner
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Rhine
United States
Americans Enjoy Paris Social Scene in May News
Paris May 31 The week’s social highlight was Mrs Bell’s ball with the Misses Bell and guests including the Marquis de Montesquiou and Comte de Berulle. Juliennes restaurant opens a new supper room with a theatre attached. Prominent Americans such as C K Vanderbilt James Gordon Bennett and Pierpont Morgan frequented the renovated venue. Morgan left for Innsbruck with a party of twenty. The Sultan of Jo yobore’s caravan arrives with 103 servants and 45,000 kg baggage for six months and sacred Ganges water. Maharajah disputes over a hotel guide draw 10s fees. Marquise Doyley’s birthday gifts include a golden lotus from Lady Yu. Shah of Persia to visit Aix les Bains. Mrs. Astor hosts a Champs Elysees dinner. Miss Dodge sings delightful.
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Cosmo Stuart
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Doyley
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John Evans
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Danger in China sparks distrust amid uprisings fears
May 31 London reports say Mer Passerini, Vatican envoy in Southern China, warns of surface harmony masking a possible large anti European uprising. Dispatches from Chinese centers show distrust toward friendly Chinese assurances, with Germans and Russians noted. Ad inserted for obesity treatment at Zander's Institute in New York.
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Strike Order To Stand In Lackawanna Region
A 400 engineer, fireman and pumpman committee from the Lackawanna coal area met UMW leaders in Wilkes-Barre to urge rescission of a strike order. The union's leaders insisted the strike must stand, and the Scranton delegation left determined to follow earlier resolutions.
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Senator Carmack Hissed in Senate Gallery Riot
The New York Times reports a historic hiss and hoot aimed at Senator Carmack of Tennessee during a Philippine policy debate. The uproar began after remarks on troops and atrocities, with supporters and opponents clashing in the chamber galleries over war conduct and independence.
Adirondack Hotel and Boarding House List Sold by Stamp
A catalog of hundreds of hotels and boarding houses in the Adirondacks and 1000 Islands was offered for a 2 cent stamp by G. H. Daniels of Grand Central Station New York Adv.
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New York
Norfolk and Western Shenandoah Special Train Details
The Shenandoah Special departs New York daily at 5 55 P M via Penn Railroad and reaches Roanoke at 9 05 A M Inquiries to Norfolk and Western 398 Broadway or Penn Railroad Agents Ady
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Senator Carmack Sparks Philippine Bill Debate
Senator Carmack of Tennessee opened the evening Senate session defending the Philippine bill amid a protracted debate. He said the minority hoped for substantial amendments but now abandoned that aim. He rejected Morgan’s theory about Filipino insurgents and denounced Democratic charges against the American Army as baseless calumny.
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River Day Boats Stop at New Harlem Foot 129th Street
River day boats halt at New Harlem foot 129th Street each weekday with morning and afternoon trips. Music accompanies the ride.
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Diabetic Cure Report Sparks London Medical Buzz
London May 31 A Glasgow physician A Faulds claims to have cured fifteen of forty six diabetes cases using an infusion of dried eucalyptus leaves The report notes eucalyptus from blue gum leaves yields antiseptic qualities and is valued for digestion fever and throat treatment It cites New Zealand use of infusion and Australian eucalyptus history and uses
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Cyclopedia of Medicine and Surgery
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Gould and Party Ride Milk Train to Lake Mohonk Dilemma
Special to The New York Times from Poughkeepsie New York May 31 Miss Gould and friends missing the Hudson River Railroad train opted for a milk train ride on a Paltz Traction line. At the station officials offered a special carriage but Miss Gould refused choosing the old caboose instead. The party settled aboard the milk train as they continued their journey toward Torytown avoiding the later 9 53 PM schedule.
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Maine Building Operations Review
A New York Times Maine review reports total Maine building activity since January 1 at about 8.5 million dollars. Completed work amounts to 1.075 million with half residential, ongoing projects valued at 3.919 million including 1.4 million for residences and 0.9 million for mills and factories. Projected work totals 3.5 million with 0.84 million for residences and 0.88 million for mills and factories.
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Pain's Fireworks in Cuba Season's Logue Advertisement
Travel ad describes departures from New York at 8 45 A M by New York Central to Buffalo and Chicago next morning by Michigan Central with sleeping and dining car service. Mentions fireworks in Cuba and urges sending for this season's logue from 12 Park Place.
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Auto race disaster injures several on Shore Boulevard
The event left multiple injured as 24 race cars sped along the South Shore Boulevard course near Lincoln Avenue. Victims include John G. Bogart 68 Castleton Corners and Patrick Kenney 60 Hay Street Chartan ey among others. crowds ignored rails and dirt mounds at a critical turn near a trolley crossing as cars leaped tracks. A white cross tent served as a temporary field hospital with nurses and doctors treating the injured.
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