Paris Murder Mixes Red Hair and Bearded Suspect
Paris police pursue a mystery surrounding the deaths of painter Adolphe Steinheil and his mother in law Mme Japy in their Rue de Vau... residence. Investigators report an Italian suspect and a female intruder described as red-haired, with strangers in long black gowns linked to the crime. Autopsy planned.
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Stehbiheil
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Ai Hazvard
America
M. ‘“Steinheil
Messidor
Theo Messidor
M Steinheil
M. Steinheil
Mme. Japy
American prize winners piaris exhibit at Spying Salon
The jury of the Societe des Artists Francais Spying Salon awarded no first class medal this year. Robert MacCameron of Chicago won a second class for A Group of Prenas depicting a wine shop corner with three outcasts. Auguste Eero Valeti earned the Rosa Bonheur Prize for The Return to the Village. E. Fry received a third class medal for Paris Offering the Cup of Science to the World. George W. Chandler of Milwaukee and George A. Crawley of New York gained honorable mentions for etchings and architectural designs.
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Societe Des Artists Francais
Robert MacCameron
Chicago
Mr. MacCameron
Auguste Eero Valeti
Rosa Bonheur
E. Fry
Paris
George W. Chandler
Milwaukee
George A. Crawley
New York
Duma Confirms Surrender of Socialist Deputy
The Socialist Deputy M Sosorotoff surrendered to stand trial for inciting armed resistance in a post election speech at Ufa. The decision sparked a debate over parliamentary immunity and whether the Duma should hand over the member or conduct a preliminary inquiry first.
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Russian Emperor and Empress to Visit Windsor in Autumn
Report from Vienna states the Emperor and Empress of Russia will make a return visit to Windsor in the autumn.
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Vienna
Russia
Windsor
Juvenile court reforms spark reporter access debate
June reports a new juvenile offender court in the city aims to remove young criminals from public view and keep press access limited. Press members were present at hearings as the judge urged withholding youths' names to align with American practice.
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Jiot
The Times Advertises Summer Paris Fashions Event
A notice suggests no woman interested in Summer Paris fashions can miss The Times next Sunday. The teaser promises access to the season's latest styles and exclusives from Paris.
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Paris
the Times
Ady
Morgan Meets Archduchess at Vienna Parade
J P Morgan attended a grand military parade in Vienna with the Emperor watching the spring procession. He joined the battle of flowers in the Prater with two carriage displays. Morgan met Archduchess Maria Annonciata and her mother Archduchess Maria Theresa after prior London talks and plans to dine with President Failures in Paris on his arrival.
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Vienna
J. P. Morgan
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Prater
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London
International Cotton Congress Opens in Paris
The fifth International Congress of Cotton Spinners and Manufacturers opens in Paris with delegates from fifteen countries including India and Japan. American representation comes from three associations led by James R. McCall of Pawtucket Rhode Island, as they pledge cooperation within American interests. The French minister Cruppi emphasizes government support and anti speculations in cotton affecting the industry.
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Manufacturing Associations of America
Samos Crisis Grows As Vathy News Stalls
The ongoing Samos revolt and absence of consular news from Vathy worry observers. Britain and France warn that the status quo must hold and Turkish troops should depart after order is restored. The powers may dispatch a commission to assess the situation. An Austrian guard ship Taurus arrived at Samos following a protest by an Austrian subject.
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Military Show for Royal Visitors in Berlin Parade
Emperor William hosted King Gustave and Queen Victoria of Sweden for a grand Spring garrison parade in Berlin. About 30,000 troops from all arms, including around 5,000 cavalry, performed maneuvers on Tempelhof Parade Field. The royal party, led by the two monarchs on horseback, was joined by numerous princes and staffs in a 100-strong cavalcade.
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Vaderland Returns to Dover After Minor Machinery Failure
The Vaderland steamer of Red Star Line diverted to Flushing for repairs after a simple disarrangement of machinery caused her to turn back. She resumed voyage to Dover at 10 16 this morning and later reached Dover with passengers aboard before heading to New York.
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Seasick II Arrives at Epsom for Derby Attempt
Seasick II of the Vanderbilt stable reached Epsom ahead of the June 2 Derby after a dead heat with Quintetts II in the French Derby at Chantilly. Odds favor Seasick Sr at 40 to 1 while Norman TIt. holds 160 to 1 against and Perrier and Mountain se race close behind with long shots dominating the field.
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Farewell Audience To Hill At The Hague
Queen Wilhelmina hosted Dr. David Jarne Hill and Mrs Hill in a farewell audience at Chateau Leo in The Hague. Hill is to become American Ambassador in Berlin succeeding Charlemagne Tower. The queen regretted his departure and invited the couple to dine and sleep at the chateau.
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Roosevelt Announces Recess Appointments and Nominations
President Roosevelt named J Frank Taylor as Surveyor of Customs in Louisville Kentucky Paul Nash named Consul General at Budapest Hungary Oscar R Hundley named United States District Judge for the Northern District of Alabama Jenny Sater named United States District Judge for the Southern District of Ohio Edward Wagner named United States Attorney for a District of South Dakota. Nominations not confirmed included Milton Dwight Purdy Bernhard Bettman and Charles Fairbanks. Purdy’s nomination faced Senate rejection after Minnesota Senator Nelson objected.
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Philip's Own Story Of Killing Gashan At Arlington Hotel
Gaston W. Philip testified in his own defense about shooting cabman Macaboy in the Arlington Hotel corridor on May 18 1907. Witnesses said Macaboy feared Philip and asked that he not be prosecuted, while Philip described a violent confrontation and self defense.
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Washington Society
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Arlington Hotel
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van Ness Philip
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Philip
Macahoy
Mr. Philip
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Maccaboy
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Macaboy
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Mnceboy
Leecuyer
Contests Filed Over Allen Will in Surrogate Court
Objections were lodged to probate of The Allan will dated July 10 1405 claiming the will is invalid due to lack of testamentary capacity fraud and improper execution. Contestants include Martin Van Buren Allen Hannah J Meyers Frank L Allen William O Allen and George H Allen. Hearing set before Surrogate Themis next Thursday.
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Martin van Buren Allen
Hannah J. Meyers
Frank L. Allen
William O. Allen
George H. Allen
Allen
Minnie ‘Tf. Ostheim
Owens
Cr. Wimes Owens
Mishap to M DeLagrange in Flight at Rome
June 1 in Rome the French aeronaut Leon DeLagrange failed to complete a demonstration before Queen Margherita and guests. After rising smoothly to about 60 yards at six feet, the aeroplane dropped. DeLagrange escaped uninjured and planned to repair the craft and travel to Milan that evening.
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M. Delagrange
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Milan
Chilean President Mian tt Tells Congress on Foreign Relations
Santiago report notes President Montt addressing National Congress with standard ceremonies. He highlights Chile’s food relations with other nations and praises the United States for friendship. Montt mentions the American fleet visit to Valparaiso as a sign of fraternal ties between the two countries.
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Mian
National Congress
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Alparaiso
Steamer Loanda Sunk After Tow Near Dover
The Loanda from Hamburg bound for West Africa sank off South Foreland after hours of towing. The captain and part of the crew were landed at Dover, while the rest of the crew arrived today. The Junena, involved in the collision, reached Gravesend with minor damage to the bark Berean.
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West Africa
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Supreme Court allows Extradition of Pierce for Perjury
The Supreme Court affirmed the Eastern District of Missouri ruling that Waters-Pierce Company of St. Louis is subject to extradition to Texas. Pierce faces perjury charges over claims the company had not entered a restraint of trade when applying to do business in Texas. Justice Moody noted the indictment meets the standard for interstate extradition. Pierce’s chief counsel would not speculate on next steps pending the decision text.
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Treating Blind Senator Gore Seeks Eye Treatment
Washington June 1 Senator Gore of Oklahoma, blinded in childhood, begins experimental eye treatment at Episcopal Eye Ear and Throat Hospital. Doctors say any benefit is uncertain and a minor lens operation may follow if improvement occurs. His Senate term ends next March and nominations close June 11.
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Paper inquiry continues as Congress weighs wood pulp costs
Washington June 1 The House special committee on wood pulp investigation led by Chairman Mann plans a full scientific analysis and aims for a report at the next session. The Census Office and Bureau of Statistics are gathering data on imports costs and production. the State Department will supply overseas price and labor data. Hearings this summer seem unlikely and Pacific Coast Canada coverage is undecided.
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Supreme Court affirms church ownership in Ponce case
The Supreme Court of the United States ruled that the Roman Catholic Church has complete ownership of church buildings occupied by the denomination in the city of Ponce Porto Rico. The decision in the case of the municipality of Ponce versus the Roman Catholic Church in Porto Rico was decided in favor of the Church.
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Garfield to Hawaii on official mission study crop in islands
Secretary of the Interior Garfield will depart for Hawaii to study agricultural conditions. Analysts suspect his real aim is to pave the way for American laborers to counter Japanese influence.
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New York Times
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Interior
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Three Girls and Eleven Men Sentenced by Court Martial
In Sokolow near the Vistula Railway last January a post car was attacked. A bomb killed two and wounded ten soldiers and railroad employees. Afterward the war wrecked the safes and loot followed. Three girls and eleven men were sentenced to death.
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Bids Opened for Canal Cement Supply in Panama Project
The Isthmian Canal Commission opened bids to supply 4 440 barrels of Portland cement for Isthmian construction. Twenty five proposals from American and European firms were received. bids varied by delivery port and quantity with several foreign bidders offering partial amounts. The bids will be sent to Panama for inspection prior to awards.
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Hurdpean Cement Manufacturing
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eLehign Poytlend Cement Company
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Vorhand Cement Company
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