Buelow Triumphs as Enemies Fall in German Crisis
Berlin dispatch notes Count von Eulenburg's fall from favor follows Maximilian Harden's revelations. Eulenburg pushed to replace Bülow with Moltke and saw his power decline after Kaiser’s anger surfaced. The article links his schemes to dissolving the Reichstag and shifting foreign policy to the Kaiser.
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Berlin
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Maximilian Harden
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von Tschirechky
Eulenburg
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Centre Party
Reichstag
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Our Philip
Kaltser
von Tschirsky
von Muehlberg
Outcry Against Eugenie Sparks Paris Backlash
June 2 Paris reports show French masses angrily dispute Empress Eugenie's claim to Napoleon III era treasures. Courts valued gifts and relics from sovereigns as Napoleonic artifacts, triggering a nationalist uproar and government appeal against the decision.
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Paris
Pegénie
Napoleon III
Tui
Riviera
Kgo
Namor
Rainy Summer Auto Trip From Cercle Francaise de l Harmonie
Despite rain sixty of the planned hundred members of the Cercle Francaise de l Harmonie set out from their club house in twenty five enclosed autos at 9:80. The group traveled to the Chateau des Beaux Arts at Hunting ton L I for a late luncheon. After luncheon an impromptu dance followed the trip.
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Chateau Des Beaux Arts
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L. I
Tne
Chateau
Japanese Gratified by Monmouth Transporting Fushimi
Japanese react with satisfaction to news that the British cruiser Monmouth will carry Prince Fushimi from Vancouver to Yokohama and that the envoy can travel by water under an ally's flag. British and Japanese cruisers Tsukuba and Chitose arrived at Sheerness for a fortnight of officer entertainments.
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Monmouth
Prince Fushimi
Vancouver
Yokohama
London
Tsukuba
Chitose
Sheerness
Demonstration in Japan Demands on American Question
Tokio reports that Progressive Party members will meet to consider the American question and draft demands on Tokyo officials regarding Japanese treatment. A mass meeting may be called to show public feeling against alleged persecutions of Japanese in San Francisco.
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TOKIO
Progressive Party
San Francisco
Relief for Russia Ends Foreign Subscriptions
The Russian Famine Committee in Petersburg says it will cease appeals for foreign subscriptions as Russia can now feed its people. Prince Lvoff notes 87 million dollars in state aid, with 89 eating houses feeding 2.5 million, aimed at Ufa Province and other regions. Harvest prospects in Central Russia look best in twelve years.
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Russian Famine Committee
London
New York
Russia
Prince Looff
Finland
Great Britain
United States
Ufa
Prince Lvoff
Congress in London Ends After Russian Social Democrats Session
The Russian Social Democratic Congress ended in London with a resolution condemning terrorism and endorsing the Duma. A farewell reception honored delegates including James Ramsey MacDonald and Prince Kropotkin, who spoke to supportive revolutionists. Delegates began their arduous journey home.
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Russian Social Democratic Congress
James Ramsey MacDonald
Independent Labor Party
Prince Kropotkin
Chinese Officials Killed as Revolt Spreads to Swatow Amoy
A Shanghai dispatch reports revolutionists in the Swatow and Amoy districts murder officials burn government buildings and occupy towns. The Swatow market is reported to be overstocked with American piece goods and 10 000 pieces are being sent to New York.
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London
Shanghai
Swatow
Amoy
Taotal
New York
End of International Cotton Congress at Vienna
The Vienna gathering closed May 29 with a favorable view of American interests. It approved compressing cotton at ginneries, set a maximum freight allowance of 22 pounds per bale, replacing the former 6 percent of bale weight, and referred insurance to the next Congress.
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Vienna
International Cotton Congress
Congress
America
Funeral of Slain Priest Caspar Vartarian in New Jersey Church
Funeral services were held for Armenian priest Caspar Vartarian whose body was found May 26 in a trunk at 333 West Thirty-seventh Street. About seventy five Armenians attended in Clinton Street Church, West Hoboken, with Bishop Hovsap Sarjin leading prayers and calling for authorities to find his killer.
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Caspar Vartarian
West Thirty-seventh Street
Clinton Street
West Hoboken
Hovsap Sarjin
Grove Cemetery
North Be
Arjin
Striking Sailors Paralyze French Shipping Across Ports
Paris June 2 striking seamen show unity closing ports and deserting ships. Government sent bluejackets to replace strikers but vessels cannot sail as officers refuse. Delegates vow no compromise as Havre and Marseilles face delays. La Provence and other liners may miss schedules while passengers scramble.
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France
Marseilles
Hamburg-American Line
Havre
Mediterranean
Mox in Arezzo and Paris Gounod memorial unveiled
J Pierpont Mox gan arrived in Arezzo from Perugia to view churches and antiquities then proceeded to Florence. In Paris a monument to Gounod was unveiled at St. Cloud with ceremony led by leading musicians and an under secretary of state speech. A Rotterdam dispatch notes Dutch handling of an anarchist matter for Amsterdam July 26. The Paris government plans an inquiry into wheat price rises with a commission appointed. Austen Chamberlain says Joseph Chamberlain’s health slowly improves. Tangier reports a mutiny of the sultan’s troops in Casablanca over pay, eventually settled by partial payment. Buenos Aires notes railway worker strike ends with arbitration talks.
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Paris
Gounod
St. Cloud
Dujardin
O State For Fine Arts
Ruan
Italy marks triple anniversaries with widespread congratulation
Rome observes the anniversaries of the Constitution, Pope Pius X birth, and Garibaldi death. Far noted is the cascade of congratulatory messages received by the pontiff and other leaders, reflecting national unity and ceremonial reverence.
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Italy
Rome
Pius X
Garibaldi
Manu Tel
Waiters' Convention Set for June in City
Waiters from across the United States will gather in this city on June 2 for a four day convention. Delegates from many states are expected to attend as events and seminars are planned at the local hotel and surrounding venues.
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United States
Weesal Hotel
New York Customs Crack Down on Art Fraud Schemes
New York customs officials say a long running frauds scheme in foreign paintings is halted. An importer used inflated values to secure favorable duties while arranging private viewings for wealthy friends, triggering new limits on inspecting purported fifty thousand dollar works.
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New York
Treasury Department
Edward S. Fowler
London
Paris
Hecht
Fine Arts
Haywood Case Jury Resume to Open Tomorrow
Haywood remains in court area as jury selection resumes at 11 AM tomorrow in the murder case of ex Gov Brennenberg. Forty four venire still eligible. two remains for defense challenges. State plans to open with James Hawley leading, alleging Haywood Moy er Pettibone Simpkins and Orchard aided in the Steunenberg death. Pinkerton detective work under Capt. McPartland supports corroboration of Orchard testimony.
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Idaho
William
Haywood
Brennenberg
Fremont Wood
James Hawley
Moyer
Orchard
James McPartland
The
Pinkertons
Socialist party denounces Roosevelt Taft over Idaho case
At the Ohio State Socialist Party convention in Columbus on June 2 the body adopted a resolution denouncing President Roosevelt and Secretary Taft. It offered sympathy to Western Federation of Miners officials Moyer Haywood and Pettibone in the Idaho assassination case and urged the working class to vote against political figures like Taft and Roosevelt. Henry Welle, linked to Wellston and Senator Foraker, attended. The convention declined to revise its platform and discharged its committees after reports.
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Ohio
Socialist Party of Ohio
Moyer
Haywood
Pettibone
Western Federation of Miners
Steunenberg
Idaho
Roosevelt
Taft
Henry Welle
City of Wellston
Foraker
Roosevs
Theodore Roosevelt
Vast French wine growers rally over adulterated surplus wine
In Nimes and Paris reports a massive June 2 protest by about 200,000 wine growers against adulteration and plummeting prices. The piece traces a long crisis from phylloxera damage to overproduction, calls for restoring natural wine, and notes adulteration worsened by cheaper, low grade wines dominating the market.
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Perpignan
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