French editor condemns American securities in Paris review
A Paris journal denounces American financial morals after Frisco receivership woes. It cites Westinghouse suspension and AT&T incident, warning that New York driven securities are dangerous. It argues speculative issues are controlled by unscrupulous manipulators and that investment securities offer little profit for Paris buyers.
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Marconi
New York Times
Paris
Journal Des Débats
Frisco
Westinghouse
American Telephone and Telegraph
New York
France
United States
Accused of Ritual Murder in Perilous Trial Claim
The Minister of Justice orders a June or early July trial for Mendel Beilliss, charged in the March murder of 13-year-old Andrew Yushchinsky near Kiev. The prosecution supports ritual murder theory with closed doors likely. Beilliss alleged to have conspired with others, torturing the victim before death.
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St. Petersburg
Mendel Beilliss
Andrew Yushchinsky
Kieff
Belliss
Beilliss
Yushchinsky
Women Lose in Australia Election Returns
Melbourne reports show Labor 89 seats Liberal 35 Independent 1 in the House of Representatives with counting delayed. Senate outlook favorable for Labor though three women candidates were defeated, including Miss Goldstein who polled 10,000 in Victoria.
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Argus
House of Representatives
Labor Party
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Nawan
Senate
Reti Ns
Miss Goldstein
Victoria
Detained by the King adds to Buckingham Palace library
A new historical novel titled Detained by the King by Arthur Maltby, a London tailor, has been added to the royal library at Buckingham Palace. The work is noted in a London dispatch sent to The New York Times confirming its inclusion.
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Royal Library
Marcon
New York Times
London
Arthur Maltby
Buckingham Palace
Haverford to Liverpool Today After Cork Head Damage
Queenstown June 1 The American Line steamer Haverford sailing for Liverpool for repairs tomorrow after running on rocks off Cork Head Thursday. She was towed to Queenstown and patched. Damage reportedly limited to two bottom plates and the jumps are able to cope with the leakage.
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Haverford
Liverpool
Queenstown
American Line
Cork Head
Boy Dies After Tug on Telegraph Wire in Ithaca Field
Eight year old James Reynolds, son of Mr and Mrs William A Reynolds, was killed instantly when a loose telegraph wire hanging from a pole came into contact as he picked daisies in a field near home. His mother, rushing to help, was injured by a tangle of energized wire believed to have crossed a high wires and damaged her hand.
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New York Times
Ithaca
N. Y
James Reynolds
William A. Reynolds
Policeman Dragged by Runaway Horse on Rivington Street
Patrolman Charles H. Schilling of Clinton Street Police Station was knocked aside by a runaway horse attached to a Rubin Wilner delivery wagon on Rivington Street. He dived into the street to brace the bridle and halted the animal after a frenzied dash. Dr Banks of Gouverneur Hospital treated him for severe bruises.
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Charles H. Schilling
Clinton Street
Rivington Street
Rubin & Wilner
Market Street
Schilling
Banks
Gouverneur Hosital
Berlin Surprised by Loan from Imperial Consols Issuance
The Berlin government announced a new issue totaling 56.25 million dollars in 4 percent irredeemable German Imperial and Prussian Consols, smaller than the planned 75 million. The public learned of the decision after banks reportedly absorbed about 15.75 million in one year Treasury bills, following a prior February bond issue that sold poorly.
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London
Berlin
The
Times
Treasury
MacNaghten Reveals Jack the Ripper Secrets
Sir Melville MacNaghten, retiring head of Scotland Yard’s CID, says Jack the Ripper killed seven East End women and died by his own hand after the final murder. He claims to know the killer’s identity but will not reveal it and says he destroyed all documents.
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London
Melville MacNaghten
Criminal Investigation Department of
Scotland Yard
Jack the Ripper
East End
Melville
Militant women speakers guarded in Hyde Park protest
In London on June 1 the Women's Social and Political Union ignored a police ban and held speeches in Hyde Park under male bodyguards armed with clubs. Non militant groups finished their demonstrations as flags were raised at multiple points while police stood by.
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London
Hyde Park
Women’s Social and Political Union
Suffragettes blamed for fires at Shields Road station
In Glasgow on June 1 fires started simultaneously in two waiting rooms at Shields Road Railway station. The blazes caused considerable damage before being extinguished.
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Glasgow
Shields Road
Pope near 78 as he plans quiet birthday in Rome
The pope will turn 78 on June 2 and greet relatives and entourage privately. He meets Cardinal O Connell in farewell and discusses the October Missionary Congress to be held in Boston. The pope notes Boston hospitality and asks about colleagues from the Boston archdiocese.
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Rome
Vatican
William H. O'Connell
Cardinal O'Connell
United States
Canada
Congress
Michael J. Splaine
Archdiocese of
J. R. Slattery
St. Elizabeth's Hospital
Monsignor Splaine
Dr. Slattery
American College
St. Elizabeth’s Hospital
Slattery
Caronia Encounters Gale on Atlantic Crossing
The Cunard liner Caronia from Liverpool battled a fresh Friday to Saturday gale described as a Yankee blow. Speed dropped to six knots at times, 340 knots in about a day and a half. Passengers included Irving J. Schmeizel a retired New York stock broker touring Northern Africa with his wife and Dr J Sibbett. Commissioner Lamb of the Salvation Army also aboard en route around the world.
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Liverpool
David Dow
Irving J. Schmeizel
New York
Africa
Biskra
Sahara Desert
Schmelzel
Sidi Okba
Dr. J. Sibbett
South Africa
Baltimore
Commissioner Lamb
Salvation Army
Count de Roma nones Returns as Premier in Spain
Madrid June 1 Count de Roma nones who resigned as Premier May 30 has consented to resume office at the request of King Alfonso after consulting with all leaders. The Cabinet will remain as before.
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Madrid
Count de Romanones
Alfonso
Vatican Accepts Church Tax Law
Madrid report says the Papal Nuncio informed the Foreign Minister that the Vatican would accept the new law taxing church properties of all kinds.
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Vatican
Madrid
Free Fresh Air Outings For Poor Begin At Sea Breeze
The New York Association for Improving the Condition of the Poor launches its season with a large group of mothers and babies, working girls, and aged laborers leaving the Public Bath in East Twenty third Street for Sea Breeze Coney Island for two weeks. About 600 people, many recently discharged from hospitals or under dispensary care, are chosen for the first trip and 300 to 500 more will go to Sea Breeze each Monday through October. Additional weekend outings will also be provided for working girls supporting widowed mothers and those ill.
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Sea Breeze
Coney Island
New York Association
Chelsea
Terey
Oine
Association For Improving
Io Pox
Rocial
Benet
Man Dies After Plunging From Third Floor Window
Max Leventhal aged 46 of 157 Ridge Street leapt from a third floor window onto a crowd below, narrowly missing bystanders. Policeman Hogan and a passer-by rescued him into a drug store. he died at Gouverneur Hospital. Mrs Leventhal recalled a former lace business disrupted by a recent warehouse fire and lack of insurance.
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Max Leventhal
Ridge Street
Hogan
Union Market
Leventhal
Gouverneur Hospital
Banks
Arthur James Honors Brother With Cancer Research Gift
Arthur James donates the income of 100000 dollars to the Middlesex Hospital for Cancer Research as a memorial to his late brother William. The gift underscores ongoing fundraising efforts in London for cancer research and hospital support.
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Arthur James
Marcon
New York Times
London
Middlesex Hospital For Cancer Research
William
Greek Bulgarian tensions flare as talks hinge on frontier stand
In Salonika Greek commanders tighten orders despite protests to avoid engagements. Bulgarian and Servian leaders clash over frontier actions as Venizelos contemplates resignation amid calls to shoulder responsibility for troop movements. Allies report Servians mass near Pirot while Sofia seeks settlement on disputed questions.
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Sofia
Belgrade
Athens
M. Venizelos
Pirot
Thieves Strike Loning Jewelry Store Again on Third Avenue
William K. Loning reports his jewelry shop at 1886 Third Avenue robbed for the fourth time in two years. Two men, one distracting with a repair, seized a watch from a tray as they fled, breaking a glass panel. Loning, 64, vows to retire after the latest burglary.
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William K. Loning
Third Avenue
Loning
Wilhelmina Gerich
Ge Ninth Street
Lexington Avenue
East Side Children Aid Campaign To Improve Summer Health
The East Side Protective Association plans a summer health campaign with city department leaders and hundreds of schoolchildren to curb vice crime and disease. Gov Sulzer District Attorney Whitman and other notables support the effort. Officials from Street Cleaning Police Health and Tenement House Departments will assist the child volunteers.
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East Side Protective Association
Avenue B
East Side
Sulzer
Whitman
Edwards
Department of
Newburger
Police Department
Talked Back to Policeman Stops Yonkers Auto
A party of six returning from Hastings-on-the-Hudson was stopped by Lieut. Van Steenburgh in Yonkers for speeding. The owner, Nathan C. Kingsbury, vice president of the American Telephone and Telegraph Company, faced a judge’s rebuke but received release.
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Hastings-on-the-Hudson
Broadway
Yonkers
Lieut. van Steenburgh
Irving Place
Quincy Place
van Steenburgh
Estate of James May Duane pays transfer tax
Special to The New York Times Albany June 1 the estate of James May Duane who died in New York December 2 1912 has paid 15500 on account of the transfer tax against the estate to State Controller Sohmer.
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New York Times
Albany
James May Duane
New York
Sohmer
Centenary at Trinity Church for Capt Lawrence
A Lawrence centenary observance at Trinity Church marked by a march of 150 children from Sunday school, flowers and flags on the Lawrence grave, a wreath from Trinity Corporation, chimes and a National Anthem. Miss Lawrence and clergy led prayers as visitors paid respects at the tomb of Capt James Lawrence.
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James Lawrence
Chesapeake
Shannon
Trinity Churchyard
Bruce V. Reddish
Passaic Editor to Trial in Silk Mill Riot Case
Passaic editor Alexander Boyd indicted for inflammatory remarks against the Police Department linked to the silk strike will be tried tomorrow before Judge Klewert in Paterson. Thirty-five others arrested for unlawful assembly face trial. foreign juries considered for some cases. Mass meeting at Haledon featured Big Bill Haywood urging continued picketing and rally speakers including Quinlan Tresca and Flynn.
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Hudson County
Haledon
Haywood
Patrick Quinlan
Carlo Tresca
Elizabeth Gurley Flynn
The Double Breasted Sack Fashion Ad
The article promotes a double breasted garment that is actually single breasted in purpose. It touts trim lines, high cut vest, narrower trousers, and chalk striped fabrics. It claims improved mobility, a sharp fit, and detailed tailoring for a stylish, modern suit.
Britannica as a practical guide for all fields
An advertisement extols the Encyclopaedia Britannica 11th edition as a safeguard against ignorance. It argues no one can know everything yet one can minimize error by consulting Britannica, a authoritative guide spanning philosophy to daily life.
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Encyclopaedia Britannica
Britannica offers exhaustive guidance for travel art science and more
The Britannica provides in depth information for world geography literature crafts and industry. It claims 11000 geographical articles 200000 place names and 459 maps plus practical explains for daily needs from ink making to home building and medical remedies.
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