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Newspaper
New York Times
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1907
Page
4
Interesting scenes at the United States Naval Academy show cadets undergoing various practical instruction courses. The article highlights hands on training across departments, illustrating naval preparation and discipline within the academy.
Berlin reports confirm Prince Philip von Eulenberg and Lieut. Gen. Count Wilhelm von Hohenau resigned after Maximilian Harden’s Zukunft exposes. The Knights of the Round Table circle faced allegations of spiritualism and influence on policy. Moltke faced blame, challenged the editor, and pursued court action, while Philip’s memo denying charges ends with resignation from the Diplomatic Corps.
Paris dispatches report seamen at several ports voting to end the strike after delegates advised resumption. Officials say a general return to work is near as companies suspend deserters prosecutions. Cherbourg stevedores join the movement and La Provence is expected to sail tomorrow.
Guatemala City reports the government claims all enterprises aiding the republic are protected and capital influx proves a bright future. It says reports of foreign persecution are false, some detained for alleged plot against President Cabrera but others freed after impartial trials. Authorities promise peace with a firm hand while enemies seek to discredit the country.
In Paris on June 4 the Chamber of Deputies debated a proposal to suspend duties on wheat and flour due to bread price rises. Paris bakers have raised the price of a four pound loaf by 1 cent, from 6 to 17 cents, with the higher price lasting through July. In Mexico City the same day US customs decided to tighten baggage inspections at the Mexican border.
Paris reports quote Prince Auguste von Arenberg, president of the Suez Canal Directors, asserting the canal faces no threat from competition. He argues the Suez route monopoly and any rival canal would fail against Jordan Valley obstacles.
Richard Croker, in London for the Derby, hopes to visit New York next autumn to see the boys of the Old Guard in New York City politics. He says he will work for home rule, has no Parliament plans, and intends to keep American citizenship, while supporting national supervision of railroads and corporations.
London June 4 Richard Croker's colt Orby is said to be splendidly fit for tomorrow's Epsom Derby with Croker's stable hopeful of victory Slieve Gallion remains the favorite at 6 to 4 odds while Orby is listed at 15 to 2 Galvani Bezonian and Woolwinder carry other prices Croker declines betting stating he quit years ago while proud of his colt and confident of a good showing if not a win
Paris reports the death of Emile Tuchmann who wills his entire fortune to the State to cut the national debt. The government would also pay his housekeeper an $8,000 lump sum and a $60 annual pension, while taxpayers await the fortune’s size.
At the Second Hague Conference Italy seeks a balanced approach to armament limits while preserving ties with Germany and Austria via the Triple Alliance and friendly relations with Britain. Italy favors broad arbitration while excluding honor and vital interests from tribunal scope, amid opposition from France and Vatican concerns. References to Russian and Dutch officials note debates over including rape in arbitration and potential country-wide backlash.
In St Petersburg on June 4 Social Democratic MPs Dzha paridze Dizhugheli and Kandellaki reappeared in the Duma after attending the London Congress. They faced police searches and claimed protest against orders from the Police Prefect. The Duma rejected two Stolypin temporary laws expanding military courts for revolutionary propaganda and allowing police to fetter political prisoners.
Dom Miguel de Braganza head of the Braganza line and 1808 birth, an Austrian Army officer, announced via Vienna papers his readiness to fill any vacancy in Portugal’s throne amid the current constitutional dispute. He will await an influential invitation, though none is imminent.
London buyers paid five thousand pounds at Christie's for a necklace featuring fourteen emeralds six pearls and eighty marquise shaped brilliants. The sale was reported from London on June 4.
Paris June 4 Emma Calves proprietress of Chateau de Cabriera in Aveyron department receives a gold medal at the Rodez agricultural show for model farming.
A Madrid report details the June assault plot against a Victoria May 2 target. Investigators say Morales arranged the bomb and another man, Nakens, traveled with him in disguise to facilitate the attack.
Mme Sara Hadley of 34 West Twenty-second Street offers a $100 reward for the recovery of a lost package containing valuable laces. The item included Mrs. J. F. Minis of Savannah wedding dress lace with sentimental value. The Adams Express Company traces failed and a clerk was discharged amid theft suspicions.
Premier Clemenceau suffered a slight enteritis attack in the Chamber of Deputies this afternoon. He returned home and recovered quickly. It was announced at his residence tonight that he probably would resume duties tomorrow morning.
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