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Newspaper

New York Times

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 03, 1912

Page

4

Controversy Rages Over Rodin Stay at Hotel Biron in Paris

Paris dispatch reports a national debate over whether Auguste Rodin should remain at the Hotel Biron after its sale to the state for 1 million dollars. Supporters warn of high costs to acquire his works while critics attack his business practices and questioned promises to donate his art. The issue divides authorities and public figures, with Le Figaro weighing in and no decision expected soon.

Marconi New York Times Paris Chatelet Theatre Ballet Auguste Rodin Biron Klotz le Figaro Poincare Rodin Liberté Rodin Sards Loubet Briand Clémenceau Hanotaux Rostand Henry Bernstein Henry Bataille Paul Boncourt Duc de Rohan Figaro Sacré Coeur France America

French Forces Slay Moors Near Fez

A French expedition under Gen Lyautey dispersed tribesmen six miles from Fez after shelling their camp. French casualties reported as nine killed and twenty eight wounded.

Fez Lyautey

D H Burnham Cremated in Heidelberg Cemetery

Daniel H. Burnham, designer of Chicago's 1893 World's Fair, was cremated at Heidelberg Cemetery after dying yesterday from diabetes. He was staying at a hotel with his wife, daughter and son-in-law.

D. H. Burnham Heidelberg Daniel H. Burnham Chicago Heidelberg Cemetery Mr. Burnham

New Fourth Act Planned for Hastings Play The New Sin

London reports George Tyler will write an additional act for The New Sin for American production. Hastings plans a New York supervision with the London cast, as the three act piece needs length for Broadway. The work follows Tyler's Scotland trip and Carlsbad visit while Hastings negotiates funding.

London George Tyler Scotland Robert Loraine America Carlsbad MacDonald Hastings

Aviators Die in German Northwest Circuit Crash

German aviator Albert Buchstaetter and his passenger Lieut Stille were killed when their monoplane crashed at the start of a 425 mile Northwest Aviation Circuit near Bremen. The plane overbanked during a curve and buried itself. witnesses included the Grand Duke of Oldenburg.

Bremen Albert Buchstaetter Stille Germany Buchstaetter Pees Army Aviation Corps Grand Duke of Oldenburg Hanover Brunswick Lubeck Hamburg

Fail to Fly Without Motor in Paris Aviette Test

The aviette competition for a $2000 prize to fly 33 feet without a motor failed to produce a flight. Several competitors tried but could not leave the ground amid strong winds. Aerial engineer M Voisin notes that a short windless flight does not solve the aviette problem and that about 1 1/2 horsepower is needed to lift a man and aviette for about 20 seconds.

Paris M. Voisin

Prince Henry on Dirigible Zepp III Flies Hamburg Bremen Return

The dirigible Zeppelin III made a flight from Hamburg to Bremen and back under Count Zeppelin in command. Prince Henry of Prussia and Burgomaster Burchardt were aboard. A storm prevented a Bremen landing, and the craft returned to Hamburg by nightfall.

Hamburg Bremen Count Zeppelin Prince Henry of Prussia Burchardt

King Alfonso Condoles on Wright Death

Madrid reports King Alfonso telegraphed condolences to Orville Wright on the death of his brother Wilbur Wright. The message expresses royal sorrow and sympathy to the Wright family.

Alfonso Condoles Wright Madrid Alfonso Orville Wilur

Descent Into Vesuvius Crater Captures Harsh Heat

The Daily Mirror publishes photographs of Prof. Mallada's descent into Vesuvius crater with his assistant. The party climbed 650 feet below the rim on a rope, braving hot powder and ash as the ground scorched like a frying pan.

New York Times London The Daily Mirror Crater of Vesuvius Mallada Mercalli

Doucet Treasures At Paris Auction

A Paris private view of the Doucet collection at Georges Galerie Petit drew amateurs and dealers. Experts told The New York Times the sale could realize about 2 500 000 dollars. Doucet sells everything without reserve amid global commissions and market anticipation.

New York Times Paris Doucet Georges Gallerie Petit M. Doucet THD Times

Clericals Gain in Belgian Elections Over School Question

Belgian parliamentary elections gave the Clericals the edge, gaining five provincial seats and a stronger capital showing. The long power struggle with Liberal Socialist forces centered on establishing denominational schools equal to state schools, with clerical calls for nonreligious education opposed by Liberals and Socialists.

Brussels Belgium

Cuban Rebels Loot and Burn La Maya in Cuba Action

Reports from Havana say General Estenez led 800 rebels to seize La Maya two miles from Santiago, burning the town after a brief clash with regulars. Regulars retreated, villagers fled, and insurgents vanished into the hills as authorities warn of further attacks and collect contributions from property owners.

Havana Estenez la Maya Cuba Santiago Sanguilly Major Sanguilly Daiquiri Perea Monteagudo San Luis Guantanamo Ivonez Havans

Plans for Sane Fourth Celebrations Across City

The Fourth of July Committee outlined thirteen safe celebrations in New York City with more to be added. The main event is at City Hall Park with speeches and a parade. Additional festivities include Italian festivals in Mulberry Bend and Jefferson Parks, tableaux by Joseph Barondess, a Hungarian event in Tompkins Square, Bohemian festival on First Avenue and Sixtieth Street, and neighborhood observances in Washington Park, Central Park, Mount Morris Park, and around Grant's Tomb.

City Hall Park Mulberry Bend Thomas Jefferson Parks Joseph Barondess Tompkins Square First Avenue Sixtieth Street Washington Park Men’s Club Central Park The History Club Mount Morris Park Harlem Board of Commerce Grant’s

Steamer Brutus Founders Near Mindanao

The small steamer Brutus foundered off Samboanga Mindanao with the chief officer drowned and the rest saved, according to Manila dispatches dated June 2.

Mindanao Manila Samboanga

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