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New York Times

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 06, 1910

Page

4

France Seeks Direct Talks With Pope Over Church Disputes

Paris reports indicate a major French episcopate push to win Vatican concessions while ministers push a settlement via direct talks with bishops rather than with the Pope. Paris stresses government willingness to deal with bishops on church property schools and seminary issues if separation law is accepted.

Paris Vatican Rome France M. Briand Écoles Libres Nent Cardinal Couille

Wealthy Officers Murder Ring in St Petersburg Case

In St Petersburg a murder agency is exposed after the death of Count Boutourlin. Count Delassy and Dr Patchenko are jailed. the doctor admits inoculating Boutourlin and other rich victims with cholera bacilli for pay. A related Warsaw case links Count Roniker to Delassy.

ST. Petersburg Count Boutourlin Boutourlin Count Delassy Patchenko Delassy

Nanking Exhibition Opens Amid Tense China Conditions

London dispatch reports from Nanking recall the exhibition opening by the Viceroy. Precautions were tight as 7 000 foreign trained troops were disarmed and 8 000 reliable troops stood by while foreign ships were ready to land. The ceremony proceeded without anti foreign sentiment observed. Victoria notes unease in China over incendiary proclamations urging attacks on foreigners and burning mills amid looming famines.

London The Times Shanghai Nanking Hsia-Kwan Victoria Empress of India China Su-Chin Kiang-Su

Primitive Bar Sets Up Near Brooklyn Church Amid Tight Law

A Brooklyn firm opens a primitive saloon at De Kalb and Franklin Avenues to preempt a new law banning sales within 800 feet of a church. The site 218 feet from De Kalb Avenue Methodist Church spreads controversy as Rev W W Wilson leads opposition. The owners claim existing licenses protect them after complying with current rules. The Conklin bill’s passage is anticipated to tighten enforcement.

Brooklyn de Kalb Franklin Avenues de Kalb Avenue Methodist Episcopal Church Conklin Dill W. W. W. Wilson de Kalb Avenue

China curbs hair trade amid desecration findings

Victoria reports a Chinese government crusade against human hair exports after a Canton charity unearthed pauper corpses for hair. Authorities are prosecuting hair dealers found exhuming corpses and selling scalpings, with cases of scalp hair cut from crowds noted as action widens.

Victoria United States America Canton

France Eyes Proportional Reform I n Belgium Example

Paris reports that France debates proportional representation as a remedy to minority voices in the Chamber of Deputies. Belgium’s Antwerp results show RP would divvy seats by vote share, limiting majority rule. Catholics gain seven seats, Liberals five, Socialists one. Also notes on Disraeli and Suez and a separate Oslo Norway update on the United States steamer wreck.

Paris France Belgium R. P Chamber of Deputies Antwerp Disraeli Suez Canal New York

American 6 and 12 cent stores arrive in England

Washington reports the 5 and 10 cent store idea expands to England as threepence and sixpence shops. United States Consul Benjamin F. Chase notes profitability and potential shifts in English retail practices. Leeds hosts a new three-story store drawing crowds. about 47,000 visited on opening day. Five such outlets have opened in major cities, with Leeds serving a 1,000,000 person shopping area.

Washington England United States Benjamin F. Chase Leeds

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