Kaisers and Czars to Meet in Finnish Gulf Voyage
St Petersburg reports a meeting between Emperor William and the Czar arranged for mid June in the Finnish Gulf aboard the Hohenzollern and Standart. The plan includes potential attendance by President Fallières and a broader European peace posture with preparations for a Baltic cruise and Poltava anniversary events.
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ST. Petersburg
Emperor William
Finnish Gulf
Kaiser
Hohenzollern
Standart
M. Isvolsky
Admiral Voevodsky
Russia
Great Britain
Germany
Fallières
Berlin
Stockholm
Peterhof
Frederick
Denmark
Poltava
France
England
Italy
Alexander III
Nevski Prospect
International Chemistry Congress selects Washington for 1912 meeting
The International Congress of Applied Chemistry in London accepts the American invitation to convene in Washington in 1912. Prof. E W Morley of West Hartford is named honorary president and Dr. W H Nicholls of New York acting president. Over 3,000 delegates attend with 650 women, and Ambassador Reid delivers the invitation.
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London
International Congress of Applied Chemistry
Washington
E. W. Morley
West Hartford
Conn
W. H. Nicholls
New York
Congress
Reid
Anarchists Bar Religion at German Conference
At Leipsic on June 2 the German anarchists held a large conference. A motion declared church membership incompatible with anarchy and urged members to quit churches. Dr Friedeberg of Berlin argued for cultural methods to pursue anarchist goals. The congress ends with plans to attend the 1910 International Anarchist Congress in London.
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Leipsic
Germany
Friedeberg
Berlin
London
Deakin Forms New Australian Cabinet After Fisher Resigns
Alfred Deakin resumes premiership in Melbourne after Fisher's resignation following defeat in Parliament. Deakin announces a new ministry with Joseph Cook as Defense Minister, Sir J Forrest as Treasurer, Glynn as Attorney General, Sir John Quick as Postmaster General, Sir R W Best as Trade and Customs, Mr Fuller as Home Affairs, and Mr Groom as External Affairs.
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Melbourne
Fisher
Alfred Deakin
Joseph Cook
J. Forrest
Mr. Glynn
John Quick
R. W. Best
Mr. Fuller
Groom
Roosevelt Calls On Acting Governor In Nairobi Farewell Visit
Theodore Roosevelt and his son Kermit met Acting Governor F. J. Jackson in Nairobi to bid him farewell before Jackson departs for a tour of Mumias District.
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Nairobi
British East Africa
Theodore Roosevelt
Kermit
F. J. Jackson
Protectorate
Mr. Jackson
Mumias
Bubonic plague cases rise in Caracas with three deaths
Six bubonic plague cases are officially reported in Caracas as of today with three deaths. Separate notes report Wright aircraft negotiations in Rome for a new airplane, Gov Post traveling from San Juan to New York, and Colombia elections held smoothly with government adherents winning by a large majority.
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Caracas
Rome
Wright
Lieut
Calderara
Wrights
France
San Juan
Porto Rico
Regis H. Post
Carolina
New York
Bogota
Colombia
Thorne Promoted to Head of Red Star and White Star Cabin Service
Thomas Thorne, longtime head of the American Line Cabin Passenger Department, is promoted to lead the Red Star and White Star Mediterranean services. He remains with the American Line as he succeeds P. V. G. Mitchell, who moves to head a new department at the International Mercantile Marine Company.
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Thomas Thorne
American Line
Red Star
White Star
ketchup bottle sparked restaurant shooting at West End Avenue
A disturbance at 195 West End Avenue led to a shooting injuring Julius Frecault 18 of 245 West Sixty-sixth Street. Proprietor Paul Kurth fired a revolver after a fight with men from the restaurant crowd. Kurth is detained at West Sixty-eighth Street Station.
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West End Avenue
Julius Frecault
West Sixty-sixth Street
Paul Kurth
West Sixty-eighth Street
Kurth
Billy
Frecault
Lady Aberdeen to lecture on Ireland’s TB toll
Lady Aberdeen wife of the Earl of Aberdeen and Viceroy of Ireland sails to America on the White Star Cedric. She will arrive this weekend and lecture at the Catholic Club next Sunday on the ravages of consumption in Ireland as part of the anti-tuberculosis campaign.
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Lady Aberdeen
Earl of Aberdeen
Ireland
America
Cedric
Catholic Club
Boy Robs Private Car in Jersey City Heist
Charles Spergeon Sparman aged fourteen, son of a South Carolina Methodist minister, was arrested in Jersey City for breaking into and stealing from Daniel G. Reid's private car in Waldo Avenue yards. Police say a black accomplice helped pass out loot including five hundred dollars in silverware and firearms.
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Charles Spergeon Sparman
Thomas Jefferson Sparman
Dillion
S. C
Jersey City
Indiana
Daniel G. Reid
Richmond
Ind
Rock Island Railroad
Waldo Avenue
Spencer
Pennsylvania Railroad Police Department
Sergis. Nugent
Rooney
Reid
Pearl Street
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Philadelphia
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Penna
Ryerson W
Mount Pocono
Fifth Avenue
44Th ST
Samuel S. Campbell
Frederick Phillips
Thomas B. Clarke, JR
Gustav L. Wilmerding
John Daniell
Bathodora
Dept. C
Crown Perfumery Co
East 20Th St
John Jameson
Aya Se
Kaiser and
Gzar
Balkan
Indi
Cates
Chemists
International Congress
NEW Australian Cabinet
Roosevelt
Notes of Foreign Affairs
Red and White Star Cruises
Vogel Brothers
Stat Ltd
B. Akman & CO
Princesse Model
Reed & Barton
Reed & Barton CO
Maiden Lane
Amon
B. Alman & CO
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35Th Street
Sth Avenue
Joseph Wild
Thousand Islands
St. Lawrence River
Cape Vincent
Ogdensburg
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Grand Central Station
125Th Street
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