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New York Times

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 06, 1912

Page

4

Edward VII as constitutional monarch with strong opinions

London notes new light on King Edward VII from Sir Sidney Lee’s life of the monarch. The king reportedly opposed changes to House of Lords veto and used influence to avoid political disaster over LloydGeorge budget 1909. Lee portrays him as a social, worldly figure lacking deep political drive or sustained brilliance, preferring stability over reform.

London Edward VII Sir Sidney Lee Edward King Edward Lloyd-George Sir Sidney House of Lords Sidney Lee Balmoral H. J. Balfour Asquith Mr. Asquith Albert Hall Commons

Tagalie Triumphs in English Derby at Epsom Downs

American owners watched Sweeper II fail to contend as Tagalie led from the start under Johnny Reiff to win the Derby by a length and a half over Jaeger with Tracery close third. Duryea, Morgan, Croker and numerous New Yorkers attended the race, but the favorite faded to seventh.

London W. Raphael Tagalie Epsom Downs Herman B. Duryéa New York Lexington Stars’ and Stripes Johnny ” Reiff Sweeper II Mr. Duryea L. Newman Jaeger Tan New Epsom Duryea Mr. Morgan Richard Croker W. Bowman Annette Kellermann Croker Orby Tim Sullivan Mike Padden Henry Apfelbaan Edward Downing Mr. Sullivan Tattersalls Thomas Nelson Page Major Burtonby F. L. Hine A. Shaw Robert Emmet W. H. Crocker G. H .Warren Harry ‘S. Black Dan Hanna Harry la Montague A. Munn Carl Rais Hermann Oelrichs William Kelly W.R. Coe Paul Rainey John C. King Sam Shipley Blood Putnam H. G. Smith W. E. Corey A Goodyear England L. Newmann August Belmont Tracery H. B. Duryea King’s Pintadeau Johnny Reiff Danny Maher Sweeper Newmarket Jane Mr. Belmont Downs King George Queen Mary Ted Sloan Er. B. Duryea A. G. Vanderbilt Orchestrion Milton Henry White Star Javelin Tattenheim Corners

Derby Day Dinner Snub Reported at Buckingham Palace

The article notes French and Colonial criticism of English jockeys riding, calling their horsemanship indescribably bad and mentions that Mr. Raphael, owner of Tagalie, was not invited to the King’s Derby Day dinner at Buckingham Palace.

Raphael Buckingham Palace

Wall Street Bets Weather Derby Shock

Rumors spread that Sweeper II from H B Duryea lost the Derby and that Wall Street suffered near 100000 in bets. The tale tied J P Morgan to the Duryea stable and claimed London brokerages backed the horse as a sure winner.

Sweeper II H. B. Duryea Wall Street J. P. Morgan Mr. Duryea Haher Cable London Nouses

Auto Victim's Father Dies After News of Son's Condition

Thomas J. Cummings proprietor of Cummings's Hotel in Williamsburg collapsed dead at his home after being informed his eight year old son Harold, run down by an automobile two weeks earlier, was likely to die. The boy remained alive last night but very low.

Harold Thomas J. Cummings Cummings Greenpoint Avenue West Street Greene Street Williamsburg

Thompson Starrett Company Building Construction

The firm describes its ongoing operations through May with large ongoing purchases of raw materials. It emphasizes securing favorable prices for current needs and for future deliveries. Clients may benefit from options on raw materials placed months in advance, potentially saving thousands on market prices.

Thompson-Starrett Company Building Construction

Portuguese Cabinet Resigns Over Parliamentary Dispute

The Vasconcellos cabinet quits amid discord between parliamentary groups led by Camacho and Alfonso Costa. Costa’s faction demanded the interior minister’s resignation. A new coalition government is expected to form to satisfy all Republican parties.

Lisbon Vasconcellos Sefiors Camacho Alfonso Costa Costa

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