U P Bonds Good Says Rothschild Uneasy Over Terms
London reports Lord Rothschild comments on Union Pacific bond issue. He praises the bonds but notes Rothschild involvement is unlikely due to terms Harriman demands. Bond size set at 50 million dollars, issued with 4 percent interest, 100 year maturity. London banks Kuhn Loeb & Co. plus Glyn, Mills Currie and Baring Brothers Co. participate.
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Approval of Visit to Czar Sparks House Split in London
In the House of Commons a Labor Socialist motion condemning King Edward's visit to Czar Nicholas was defeated 225 to 59. Foreign Secretary Grey urged peace and cautioned against antagonism toward Russia, praising Russia's constitutional progress and noting no new treaty talks with Australia during the visit. Arthur Balfour joined Grey in supporting the government line.
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Exhibition of missionary work opens in London hall
London with Pan Anglican Congress features a display by the London Missionary Society telling mission stations worldwide. Churchill lauds missionaries as vital to civilization, while the pageant form emphasizes global outreach rather than history.
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Wright selects Mespras plain for aeroplane experiments
Wilbur Wright, the American aeroplanist, has chosen the Mespras plain near Blain in the Loire department for his experiments. The aeroplane parts have arrived and a local builder is erecting a large shed to house the machine under Wright’s supervision. He hopes to commence assembly within ten days.
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Woman Beaten in Flatbush. Three Men Arrested
Agnes Corr, 35, in Kings County Hospital in critical condition after being beaten in a Flatbush lot by three men who followed her from Nostrand and Church Avenues. Detectives arrested John Murray, Martin Dwyer, and James Collins, all tied to the assault.
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Erasmus Street
Indictment of Congressman Lanning in Ohio Bank Case
Congressman J F Lanning and James P Gibbs face indictments on seven counts including embezzlement and misappropriation of bank funds totaling about 56 464. F W Christian and William Perrin also indicted for perjury and obtaining property under false pretenses. The Ohio Trust Company failure touched two other banks and the Lanning Printing Company, where Lanning resides, seeks a second term in Congress.
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Boss McNichol Held On Criminal Libel Charge
Philadelphia June 4 Senator James P McNichol head of the Republican city organization was arraigned before Magistrate Gorman on a criminal libel charge. A warrant by Mayor Reyburns secretary charged him with giving $10 000 to discredit reform efforts in 1905. Kaufmann testified denying the charge and McNichol was held for court with no bail. He and Kaufmann admitted financial dealings but described money as funds used for bets to sway opinion in the fall election. The crowded court filled with politicians required police to clear the way.
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Man Named Frank Richards Found Severely Injured in Hastings Woods
A man who gave the name Frank Richards and claimed to live on Eighty-fourth Street, New York, was found with severed wrists in woods behind the old marble quarry on Farragut Road Hastings. He was treated by a surgeon, taken to the station house, then to Dobbs Ferry Hospital. Authorities checked Four addresses on Eighty-fourth Street but none claimed him.
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United Service Army Dispatches June Movements
First Lieut P D Glassford Second Field Artillery to Fort Riley Kansas for duty Capt J H Whalley to assume charge of work at Fort Thomas Sol J L Chamberlain Inspector General relieved treatment at Army and Navy General Hospital Hot Springs Arkansas and returns to station First Lieut J J Fulmer Seventh Infantry to join his company at Fort Wayne Michigan Major R G Ebert Medical Corps to Vancouver Barracks Washington as Chief Surgeon First Lieut F W Dawson Nineteenth Infantry to oversee construction at Fort McIntosh Texas
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Navy assigns officers to duties and postings
Lieut. Commander O. W. Koester becomes executive officer at Charleston. Lieut. Commander R. L. Russell is sent home to wait orders. R. Spear, retiree, placed on retired list. Lieut. J. W. Schoenfield ordered to navy recruiting station Buffalo NY June 8 and to be in charge June 13. Lieut. F. D. Burns assigned to temporary duty in Indiana.
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Naval movements and assignments across multiple ships
Orders place Davis, Fox, Goldsborough, and Rowan to visit Humboldt Bay, California from July 2 to 6. Tacoma to leave New York June 12 for Colon. Birmingham at Guantanamo Bay ordered to return to Boston by July 1. Solace commissioned at Mare Island June 8 as torpedo supply ship. North Carolina ordered to Guantanamo Bay for shaking down.
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Jewish convert quits Christianity in Boston report
The Rev Samuel Freuder a New York Episcopal clergyman announces he renounces his orders and becomes a Jew He is canonically attached to the Pennsylvania diocese and faces deposition by Bishop Ozi W Whitaker He says he prefers a pushcart to returning to the Christian pulpit and plans to seek business work in New York with no intent to resume religious duties.
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