France Parliament Faces Uncertain Future After Waldeck Rousseau Wins
French election results confirm a large majority for Waldeck Rousseau favoring his policies. He resigns, citing ill health, leaving a one-man cabinet to steer until a new ministry forms. Humbert-Crawford scandal surfaces as he departs, complicating successors' task and signaling fragile political balance.
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M. Waldeck-Rousseau
M. Waldeck-Roveseau
M. Waldeck- Rousseau
M. Waldeck- Reousseau
Dreyfus
Millerand
Radical Party
M. Cavaignhac
Waldeck-Rousseau
M. taldeck+Rousseau
Humbert-Crawford
M. Waldeck
Rousseau
Humberts
M. Felix Faure
M. Perivier
Fee
Court of Appeal
M. Deschanel
Chamber
States
Mme. Humbert
Mlle
Eve Humbert
Palais Bourbon
Dourignac
Deschanel
M. du Buit
Jennier
Paris
Rowland Strong
Virgina Steam Yacht Virgina Seized by New York Club Claim
London May 31 report notes the steam yacht VirgInia owned by Isaac Stern and belonging to the New York Yacht Club. The fragment suggests a dispute or action involving the vessel pending further detail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Virgnia
Isaac’Stern
New York Yacht Club
Ship Sailed from New York for Southampton
A vessel departed New York on May 20 bound for Southampton and passed the Scilly Islands today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Southampton
Scilly Islands
Vatican open to slight concordat changes in Spain
Madrid May 31 It is announced that Vatican authorities would accept minor concordat modifications if guarantees are provided for Catholic residents interests. So far 2,746 Catholic religious associations have registered with the police.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madrid
Vatican
Spain
Dixie Steamer Reaches New York From Martinique
The Dixie arrived from St Vincent and headed for New York after a stop in Fort de France. Prof. Robert T. Hill and Russelli are aboard. Meantime Mont Pelée eruptions continue with mud flows and ash, while efforts to burn victims proceed. Consul Ayme and Delegate Block plan a touring response to restore confidence and relief amid crisis.
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Fort DE France
Island of Martinique
United States
Dixie
St. Vincent
New York
Robert T. Hill
Russelli
George Kennan
Mont Pelée
St. Pierre
Riviere Blanche
Ayme
Block
Tragic Grade Crossing Collision Near Sugar Grove
At a Erie Railroad grade crossing near Sugar Grove, six miles east of Greenville, a collision with Train No. 3 killed Ethel McClure age 7 and Beetie McClure age 12 while injuring John W. Owens and his wife and child. Mrs McClure and two daughters were in the rear seat of a double carriage when struck at about sixty miles per hour.
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Greenville
Penn
Erie
Sugar Grove
Here
McClure
Ethel
Beetie
Charles
Owens
John W
John
Mary
Jamestown
Fierce Huachuca Fire Threatens Tombstone Mining Areas
A three day blaze roars through the Huachuca Mountains in Arizona destroying hundreds of thousands of dollars in timber. The fire marches toward Tombstone threatening the watershed and mining camps while crews labor to halt its spread. Flames and smoke roll from the range as prospectors flee the area.
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New York Times
Phoenix
Arizona
Huachuca
Tombstone
Huachuca Range
Bank President Hurt Climbing Ladder At Home
Ephraim A. Walker president of the Seventeenth Ward Bank in Greenpoint is confined to his home at 135 Oakland Street with a sprained knee after a ladder broke while he climbed to fetch a spring chicken for dinner. He fell but held on to the chicken which then graced the dinner table.
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Ephraim A. Walker
Seventeenth Ward Bank
Greenpoint
Oakland Street
Relief ships to return from Caribbean duties
The Navy Department orders withdrawal of warships aiding Haiti and volcano relief. The Topeka will head north to Port Royal, Cincinnati plans a mid next week departure from St Lucia to Hampton Roads, and the Dixie sails from Fort de France with Consul Ayme returning home for rest after relief work.
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Washington
Navy Department
West Indies
United States
Powell
Port Au Prince
Cable
Haiti
Port Royal
Cincinnati
St. Lucia
Hampton Roads
Dixie
Fort de France
Ayme
Pasteurized Milk Depots Open Tomorrow For Tenth Year
Nathan Straus announces the annual opening of Summer depots offering pasteurized and modified milk for children. Locations include 151 Avenue C. 41 East Fifty-ninth Street. 25 West Sixtieth Street. 30 East One Hundred Fourteenth Street. Market Street. Hebrew Institute Roof Garden East Broadway and Jefferson Street. Central Park near the Arsenal. Tompkins Square Park. City Hall Park. Battery Park. Recreation piers West Fiftieth Street East Twenty-fourth Street East Third Street. Rue Pier foot Barrow Street North ver.
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Nathan Straus
Avenue C
East
Fifty-ninth Street
Sixtieth Street
East One Hundred and Fourteenth Street
Market Street
Hebrew Institute
Broadway
Jefferson Street
Central Park
Arsenal
Tompkins Square Park
City Hall Park
Battery Park
Recreation Pier
West
Fiftieth Street
Recreation
East Twenty-fourth Treet
East Third Street
Barrow Street
Destructive Black Hills Cyclone Spurs Casualties and Damage
A severe cyclone swept western Black Hills from Poorman's Gulch into Terraville and Central City. Twenty five houses wrecked. six people fatally injured. others injured including A Longpre and family, Mary Dunday, and W H Adams who may die. Fifty houses destroyed across Central City and Terraville. mines and gear damaged. full extent to be known tomorrow.
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Lead
S. D
Black Hills
Poorman’s Gulch
Terraville
Central City
A. Longpre
Mary Dunday
W. H. Adams
Homestake
Portland
Deadwood Terra
Deadwood
Labor leaders plan drive over child labor law violations
In Trenton on May 31 organized labor leaders announce a campaign to expose alleged child labor law breaches in South Jersey. A J Skeffington and Mrs Lamphere say twelve underage workers in glass factories near Minotola will be exhibited to unions and officials before Governor Murphy, with ages proved, to prompt state action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trenton
N. J
A. J. Skiffington
National Boot and Shoe Workers’ Union
Central Labor Union
South Jersey
Skeffington
Death ends a honeymoon on St. Lawrence River
Walter H. Gross twenty two and his wife nineteen of New York City were drowned during their honeymoon near Waddington New York. The couple had been visiting the bride's parents Mr and Mrs George Buretts of Morrisburg Ontario and attempted to cross the river to visit relatives. The boat capsized after leaving the Canadian shore as the current took hold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waddington
N. Y
Walter H. Gross
New York City
St. Lawrence
George Buretts
Morrisburg
Ontario
Sherman Will Case Decision Reverts Property to Residuum
Judge Dirlam of the Common Pleas Court in Mansfield Ohio rules that property devised before Mrs Sherman’s death does not go to J C McCallum adopted daughter but reverts to the residuum of the estate. About $3,000 at stake plus prior $100,000 and Washington real estate already bequeathed to Mrs McCallum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mansfield
Dirlam
Common Pleas Court
Sherman
Belwood and Belmont Kinnee in Washington Society
Mrs S S Howland of Washington daughter of the late August Belmont died at Hot Springs Virginia. She was Frederika Belmont, sole daughter of August Belmont and sister of August Belmont Perry Belmont and O H P Belmont. She and her husband Samuel Shaw Howland kept a house in New York and a country home Belwood Mount Morris New York but spent most time in Washington where Howland held professional and social connections and belonged to several clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Metropolitan
Chevy Chase
Union Club
This City
Philadelphia
Salvini's Son to Support Mary Mannering in Chicago Debut
Gustavo Salvini, son of Tommaso Salvini and brother of Alexander, will visit America next year to star in a Mary Mannering production in Chicago. The play, written by Clyde Fitch, marks Miss Mannering's shift from light comedy to emotional parts. Mannering and her husband James K. Hackett plan to sail for Europe on June 17.
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Chicago
Gustavo Salvini
Tommaso Salvini
Alexander Salvini
America
Mary Mannering
Salvini
Miss Mannering
Clyde Fitch
James K. Hackett
Europe
Miss Julia Marlowe closes season with 500th performance
Chicago May 31 Miss Julia Marlowe ends the season at Powers Theatre with the 500th showing of When Knighthood Was in Flower and retires from the stage with a personal net of 165000 for the season. Her next project Queen Fiametta by Catulle Mendes will debut publicly in October after her European tour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Julia Marlowe
Powers
Catulle Mendes
Fiametta
Doctor's quick rescue saves lives in five story fire
Dr J Koch smelled smoke in a five story building at 53 West Twenty fifth Street and woke residents. He guided two physicians and thirteen students to safety from dense smoke. Fire started in the dining room causing about 2000 dollars in damage. cause unknown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Koch
West Twenty-fifth Street
Homer
Heine
du Barry
No. 5d
Henry W. Hofener
Dr. Koch
Sholtz
Tenement Fire on East 121st Street Forces Evacuation
A midnight blaze on the second floor of a seven story building at 238 East 121st Street forced residents including Jacob Swartz and family to flee in smoke. Swartz was overcome but revived after rescue. fire extinguished with about 500 dollars in damage. cause undetermined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East One Hundred and Twenty-first Street
Jacob Swartz
Swartz
East One Hundred and Twenty-sixth Street
Short
Greil
Harlem
Italian Shot In The Back On Elizabeth Street
Early this morning four pistol shots rang out on Elizabeth Street between Houston and Prince. An Italian man was found wounded in the side and back and a bystander, Ignace Siatto, 25, claimed as suspect, denied the crime. Siatto, an importer living at 4830 West Forty sixth, was arrested after a witness followed a man toward Prince Street. the revolver found near the victim had not fired. The injured man spoke Italian. police and locals gathered around as he was taken to St Vincent’s Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Street
Houston
Prince Streets
Tomaso Nuccio
East Thirteenth Street
John Ryan
237
Prince Street
Wery
Stackhaus
Ryan
St Vincent's Hospital
Mulberry Street
Ignace Siatto
West Forty-sixth Street
Telegraph Operator Heir To 200000 Estate
Carl Sherr a 25 year old railroad telegraph operator from Tacoma inherits a 200000 estate from an Idaho Springs Colorado uncle. He recently worked for the Northern Pacific in Tacoma and was sent to Helena after a transfer. Telegrams sought his whereabouts as he prepared to claim the inheritance in Colorado. Earlier he had been jailed for alleged vagrancy on Pacific Avenue, earning local fame as the best dressed telegraph operator on the Pacific Coast.
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Tacoma
Wash
Carl Sherr
Idaho Springs
Col
Northern Pacific
Helena
Colorado
Pacific Avenue
Sherr
Pacific Coast
Ninth Walt Whitman Fellowship Convention Held at St Denis
The Ninth Annual Walt Whitman Fellowship meeting convened yesterday at the Hotel St Denis. Afternoon talks featured Isaac Hull Platt William E Davenport Gustav Wiksell Leonard D Abbott George J Smith and others with songs by Veda Cook Addicks and readings by Henriette Hovey. Evening sessions included a dinner and speakers F W Halsey Bolton Hall William Oppenheimer Igel Benton and E C Walton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walt Whitman
Open Cars for the Elevated Road
Unheralded the Manhattan Elevated Railway introduces on the Third Avenue line open summer cars with side doors and smoking cars. Enthusiasm grows as officials remain tight lipped while inspectors and workers expect forty more cars. Passengers fear narrow entrances and hat loss during rides.
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Manhattan Elevated Railway Company
Third Avenue
Teamsters Strike Spreads Through Chicago Downtown
The Chicago teamsters strike expands to eight nine workers at The Fair and threatens 400 more from other downtown stores. Ice wagon drivers withhold deliveries to major hotels and eateries, risking meat shortages for schools hospitals and 85,000 Jews.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Northern
Palmer House
Ice Restaurant
Heusner Baking Company
Auditorium Hotel
Flynn
Bridewell
John Worthy Reform School
Sloan
Chicago
Hunt for a Schoolmaster in East Moriches
East Moriches New York May 31 residents faced intense excitement as Principal McNeil head of Eastport Public School was accused by girl pupils. A warrant issued for his arrest, he escaped while being taken to the lockup. A posse scouts surrounding woods for the fugitive. He is about 30, married, and formerly held an excellent reputation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Moriches
McNeil
Eastport
New Yorkers at Mill Brook Summering Elite Residents
Wealthy New Yorkers plan summer retreats at Mill Brook in Dutchess County. Mrs. Cornelius Vanderbilt and her niece Miss Johnson of New York will arrive Monday and stay through June. Lieut. Vanderbilt is expected to return from the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fishkilie Lanning
N. Y
Mill Brook
Dutchess County
Cornelius Vanderbilt
Miss Johnson
New York
Vanderbilt
Young York Street churchgoer Loretta Scudder dies during revival
Loretta Scudder, eighteen, of 24 St Edward Street Brooklyn, collapsed while singing hymns at a York Street Methodist Episcopal Church revival led by Evangelists Charles Winter and Seth Gordon. Doctors attributed heart disease as the cause. revival excitement was ruled unlikely to have contributed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York Street Methodist Episcopal Church
Brooklyn
Loretta Scudder
Miss Scudder
St. Edwards Street
York Street Church
Charles Winter
Seth Gordon
Moody School
Mount Hermon
Mass
Race by Car and Boat to Reach Dying Husband
Elizabeth Quinn raced from her Brooklyn home to Kings County Hospital in Flatbush after learning her husband, 28, lay dying from uremic coma. She arrived with the man in her arms as he died. he leaves three young children. Quinn belonged to the Forbes and Quinn musical comedy team, later Cook and Quinn, who had played at Coney Island.
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East Twenty-fourth Street
Kings County Hospital
Flatbush
Elizabeth Quinn
Hersband
East Twenty-third Street
Brooklyn
Quinn
Forbes and
Cook
Coney Island
Euremic
Iie
Burglar Travis Sentenced to Nine Years at Sing Sing
Matthew J. Travis, who twice acted as his own counsel and caused jury disagreements in Queens County Court, was sentenced to nine years at hard labor in Sing Sing by Judge Harrison 8. Moore. He had previously been convicted of a Richmond Hill house robbery on December 24. Travis claimed persecution by District Attorney Merrill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matthew J. Travis
Queens’ County
Sing Sing
Harrison 8. Moore
Long Island City
Travis
Richmond Hill
Merrill
Moore
Lewis
Queens County
St Vincent Fresh Air Fund Seeks 125 Children to Baychester
The Society of St Vincent de Paul plans to send 125 children at a time to their fresh air home at Baychester from June to September. Last year 100 could go. only the poorest children will be admitted, costing 10 dollars to send four youngsters for two weeks. Donations via checks to John J. Barry at 2 Lafayette Place, New York are welcome.
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Society of St. Vincent de Paul
Baychester
John J. Barry
Lafayette Place
New York
Hotel chain executive list of managers and locations
A compiled roster of hotel and hospitality managers with accompanying cities and countries. Names include Dawson, Yocum, Blow, van Hoof, Barton, Burrell, Whytlaw, Bayliss, Lee, Burgwin, Green, Malson, Hunter, Gardner, Kelner, Hawkins, Miles, Stocker, Browne, Patterson, Herbert, Smyth, Armitage, Coleman, Shaffer, Peck, Robinson, Emerson, Mather, Hartley, Herron, Stier, Healy, Shurley, Chase, Youatt, Washburn, Tod, Pratt, Gordon, De Lund, Naga hama, and Takahi across Scotland, England, Ireland, Canada, United States, Belgium, Netherlands, and Japan.
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Waldorf-Astoria
P. Dawson
Scotland
B. F. Yocum
St. Touls
A. A. Blow
London
F. van Hoof
Belgium
Holland
F. M. Barton
Chicago
Alexander Burrell
Montreal
J. G. Whytlaw
Glasgow
R. 7
Bayliss
C. G. Lee
Kansas City
Cambridge
A. P._Burgwin
Pittsburg
E. Kirk Green
F. W. Malson
Imperial
John P. Hunter
C. C. Gardner
T. Kelner
Gaylord Hawkins
Indianapolis
Frederick Miles
Atlanta
Netherland
W. J. Stocker
J. Austin Browne
Nottingham
England
Manhattan
G. T. Patterson
United States Army
R. J. Herbert
Ellison Smyth
Pelzer
S. C
Edward Armitage
Hawaii
Plaza
Thomas D. Coleman
Augusta
H. L. Shaffer
G. T. Peck
SAVOY
W. C. Robinson
Murray Hill
C. H. Emerson
Denver
T. Mather
Grand Union
Ben Hartley
Pretoria
South Africa
Gilsey
J. Herron
Denvery-R
Hay Anderson
Mexico
H. Clay Stier
Washington
Earlington
J. J. Healy
Alaska
Majestic
E. L. Shurley
Detroit
H. G. Chase
Hoffman
Henry Beuttell
Eethin “Youatt
Manchester
Engand
Fifth Avenue
E. C. Washburn
Minneapolis
Henry Tod
Edinburgh
Empire
R. E. Pratt
J. C. Gordon
Cincinnati
W. P. de Lund
M. Nagahama
Tokio
Japan
M. Takahi
President Receives Cuban Battle Flag From Santiago Officers
General Whiteside, former Military Governor of Santiago, Cuba, presented the Cuban battle flag to the President at a ceremony requested by officers of the Fourth Guantanamo Regiment. The flag is said to have flown beside the American colors on the island.
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Avasiiington
Whiteside
Santiago
Cuba
Guantanamo
Yesterdays Fires Reported Across Several Manhattan Streets
A list of fire damages from Friday night to Saturday night includes multiple addresses in Manhattan. Notable losses cited involve residents Josh Al Mo, M Schiareni, Charles Perrin, Frank McGowan, C F Schultz & Son, and Allen Heridy with damages ranging from 30 to 200 dollars, plus sewer box damage on Forty-third Street and North River.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josh AL Mo
West Highteenth Street
M. Schiareni
Forty-seventh Street
Charles Perrin
West Twelfth Street
Frank McGowan
Forty-third Street
North River
Eighth Avenue
Fred Brocker
Lexington Avenue
Third Avenue
C. F. Shultz & Son
Allen Heridy
West Twenty-fifth Street
E. B. Newman
Greene Street
Charles Whitcupe
Fire damages Empire Outfitting stores in Syracuse
A fire at Empire Outfitting Company's furniture and carpet stores in Syracuse caused about $10 000 in damage before firefighters stopped the blaze. Insurance covers the loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse. N
Empire Outfitting Company
Weather prospects show unsettled western U S with cool spell
Partly cloudy with southeast to south winds. A low pressure area west of Renee drives showers from Central California northward into Nevada and Western Idaho. Temperatures drop across California Nevada and Western Idaho with unsettled conditions expected along the Rocky Mountains to the Pacific Coast today and through the next days.
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California
Nevada
Idaho
Pacific Coast
Upper Lakes
Ineland
Middle Atlantic
South Atlantic
Great Lakes
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bert-Crawford
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NEW Jersey Central
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Herman Leroy Emmett
Columbus O'D. Iselin
Metropolis
James W. Taylor
W. T. Lawrence
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Walker
Baker
Hoey
Teamsters
Teamsters’ Union
Jacob Kessner
Mr.Kessner
Hunt
Principal McNeil
Colorado Springs
Manitou
Rocky Mountain Limited
Rock Island
Missouri River
A. H. Moffet
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Ieee
Akciacheedai
Tur Times
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