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Newspaper

New York Times

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 06, 1913

Page

3

Kraemer Art Sale Posts $1 124 588 At Georges Petit

The Eugene Kraemer collection sale at Georges Petit Gallery nets $1 124 588 with late day bids on fine clocks and tapestries. Highlights include Louis XIV era bronze clock 2000 and Beauvais tapestry depicting dogs and swans selling for 4000, plus rare books and prints drawing strong bids. The four day run totals over $1.12 million. sale continues tomorrow.

New York Times Eugene Kraemer Georges Petit Gallery Cupid Louis XIV Louis XVI Gizai Louis VI

Five Thousand Dollar Price for Franklin Book at Sothebys

London June 5 Sothebys sale of the Huth library topped at 5025 dollars for a rare original edition of A Dissertation on Liberty and Necessity by Benjamin Franklin printed in 1722. Only two copies are known. the piece was highly sought after, with other rare items including Fraunce hexameters and early French chronicles fetching hundreds.

Anthoine Verard Johan Bourchier London R. Pynson Jane Southampton Lotterie Daniel Abbey of St. Alban’s Wynkyn de Worde Wynkyn Acolastus Gulielmus Fullonius John Palsgrave Henry VIII Corser British Museum Ulpian Fulwell H. G I. G Plimoth New England R. G Henry W. Longfellow Miles Standish Huth Venice Demetrio Canevari Urban VIII Antonio Galvano Richard Haklugt George Gardyner George Gascoigne Esquyre Esquire Steele Glas Gascoigne Droome Sotheby's Stevens Ben- Amin Franklin Franklin Wollaston Amintas Phillis Abraham Fraunce Countesse Pembrokes Yaychurch Amyrilas Ladie Marie Pem-roke Frannce’s Amintas Dale Countesse of Pembroke Freeman Steeveere Freidanck Croniques de France Dangle- Se &c John Froissart Brunet

Christie’s $111,320 First Day Sale Opens at Christie's

The June sale of Frederick Nettl efold’s modern paintings and drawings at Christie's realized 111 320 after day one. David Cox’s Hayfield (1849) from Charles Morgan’s collection led at 8400, with The Skylark (Cox) at 7245 and other Cox works, Turner, Bonington and Walker pieces also fetching thousands in London.

Marcon New York Times London Frederick Nettlefold Christie’s David Cox Charles Morgan Manchester Cox J. W. Brown Albert Levy Anthurst Hill Cumberland John Leigh Clare R. P. Bonington J. M. W. Turner Dover Shakespeare's Cliff Hayfield Gillingham W. Muller Dudley Castle F. Walker Rosa Bonheur Pyrenees Co. Fielding Scarborough Birket Foster M. W. Turner Ichenbach

Paris Police Chief Retains Post Amid Inscription Controversy

Paris police chief M. Touney faces potential removal after a dispute over an inscription intended for a statue of the fire marshal. Catholics and city officials weighed the action as a test of leadership in the Paris municipal police.

Paris Marconi New York Times M. Touney Ipal Police

Derby Militant May Go Unpunished Amid Derby Outrage

The Derby outrage author Miss Davison may face no charge as officials weigh whether to prosecute. Jockey Jones broke a rib in the crash. Davison remains unconscious. Sir Luke Fildes's King Edward portrait is withdrawn from the Royal Academy exhibit due to suffragette danger. Damages sought from Lawrences and Pankhursts over suffragette-related vandalism.

Marconi New York Times London Miss Davison Director of Public Prosecutions Epsom C. Bower Ismay Craganour Jones Cambridge Great Eastern Sir Luke Fildes King Edward Queen Alexandra Royal Academy Academy West End Pethick Lawrence Christabel Pankhurst Mabel Tuke Women's

French Foreign Minister Denies Pankhurst Expulsion

Etienne Pichon answered Deputy Chassaing that no inquiry or measure exists to expel Miss Christabel Pankhurst from France. He stated the British government has not asked for such action and the French government has not considered it.

Paris Etienne Pichon Chassaing Christabel Pankhurst France

English Derby Scandal Rocks Racing Circles

London reports a Derby disqualification of Craganour after yesterday’s win triggers a public uproar. The Jockey Club plans a June 16 meeting to discuss stricter penalties for foumm pa tactics, and Stewards consider action against Johnnie Reiff following a race accident.

London Craganour Jockey Club Foumm Pa Johnnie Reiff Jock H

British Museum to Publish Scott Antarctic Findings

The Trustees of the British Museum agreed to publish the natural history results of Captain Scott's Antarctic expedition. A related arrangement covers material brought home by Captain Scott and related history within the museum publication program.

British Museum Marconi New York Times London Scott Tion

Jubilee Gifts For Kaiser Marked by Charity Gifts

Berlin June 5. Six million jubilee coins in three and two mark pieces will be released from June 17. The Kaiser appears bareheaded in cuirassier uniform with a laurel wreath dated 1888 1913. Gifts include a $25 000 Marshal’s baton from royal factories and an illuminated address from Leipzig ladies. Most donations fund charitable and educational foundations to aid public welfare. About $5 million has been subscribed.

Moscow New York Times Berlin Imperial Courts of Justice Leipzig Germany

The Sleeping Man Dies in Derbyshire Inquest

An inquest in Bakewell Derbyshire heard A F Mann known as the sleeping man arrived from the United States in April and suffered repeated sleeping attacks before being found unconscious on the River Lathkil bank. The jury attributed death to cold and exposure. Another inquest in London considered Sarah Christina Addis, 61, a Wolfe descendant who died in poverty. Her death was caused by rupture and aneurism.

Marconi New York Times London Bakewell Derbyshire A. F. Mann United States Mann Lathkil Sarah Christina Addis Gen. Wolfe

American Sued in Geneva for Hotel Pest Contagion

In Geneva June 5 a verdict on a traveler case awarded $155 to a hotel keeper after he sued F J Huntington of Norwhich Connecticut claiming cancer in a hotel room where Huntington’s wife died. The judge rebuked the keeper for pursuing court action, saying hotel reputation mattered and infection was not proven.

F. J. Huntington Norwich Conn Geneva

Kaiser presses Stumms over iron ore beneath St Privat field

Berlin reports a clash between Kaiser Wilhelm II and the von Stumm family over mining iron ore beneath the St Privat battlefield in Lorraine. The Stumm firm, citing need for raw materials, plans to tap the deposits despite the Kaiser's appeal to respect the burial grounds of German soldiers. Baron von Stumm, a major owner, is active in London and German Foreign Office circles.

New York Times Berlin Kaiser von Stumm St. Privat Lorraine Stumms Germany Metz Baron von Stumm Foreign Office London

Moors Raid Spanish Posts Near Tetuán

Moors raiding parties attacked several Spanish military posts around Tetuán Morocco on June 5. Reports say seven Spanish soldiers were killed at Rincon, two at Dorsa, and one at Rio Mar. Several enemy units reportedly withdrew after the assaults.

Tetuan Morocco Rincon Dorsa Rio Mar

Carbonneau Wins in British Suit Alleging Plot to Ruin Him

A six day high court hearing on fraud conspiracy charges against American promoter Charles Eugene Carbonneau ended with a verdict for Carbonneau. Judge ruled Henry Kinnear’s claim dismissed. Carbonneau said financiers sought to wreck his Cuban land and plantation ventures. He noted bonds and trust deeds tied to Mexican and Cuban companies revolved around New York offices. Carbonneau, under arrest in Paris for related deals, claimed American authorities probe the Paris charges.

London Charles Eugéne Carbonneau Carbonneau Henry Kinnear New York South Dakota Vidal Cuban Land and Plantation Company Kinnear Paris

Orleans Denies Fables in Duchess Alimony Case

Paris report says the Duke of Orleans rebuts sensational claims about alimony suits in Brussels. The statement says he refused to live with his mother in law in Austria. the Duchess holds dowry and assets, and seeks 16000 in alimony while residing with her mother in Austria.

Duchess NEW York Times Paris Duke of Orleans Brussels Austria Archduke Joseph London Wood Norton Alcsuch Castle Clothilde Belgium Sicily House of Orleans

Turks Faced With End To Peace Talks In London

London reports say peace delegates may end meetings after tomorrow if Turkey does not modify its protocol demands. Turkey refuses Greek claims to restore prewar privileges for Greek subjects in Turkish territory while seeking greater privileges for Turkish subjects, widening gaps between sides. Serbian delegates plan to press for reconciliation as talks near collapse.

London Turkey St James's

French Bill Grants Aid and Job Protections for Mothers

Paris reports the Chamber of Deputies approved protections for expectant and new mothers ensuring dismissal ban two months before and after birth. The State will provide a monetary allowance to those lacking work during leave, benefiting about three million workers. Senate consideration includes a family aid plan.

Marconi New York Times Paris Chamber of Deputies Senate Chamber Finance Committee

Rolland Wins French Academy Grand Prize for Jean Christophe

The French Academy awarded its Grand Prize for Literature worth 2044 dollars to Romain Rolland for his ten volume novel Jean Christophe a deep study of Paris artistic life. President Poincare attended and supported Rolland who beat Jean Psichari and Clermont in the deliberations.

Marconi New York Times Paris French Academy Today Romain Rolland Jean-Christophe Poincaré Academy Rolland Jean Psichari Clermont

Stoessel Nears Speech Loss and Poverty in Moscow Report

From Moscow comes word that Gen. Stoessel defender of Port Arthur is nearly speechless after partial paralysis. His finances have deteriorated. he sold his country mansion and estate, and an ex-adjutant offers shelter and lifelong maintenance.

Odessa Moscow Stoessel Port Arthur

Bernhardt Says U S Tour A Triumph For French

Paris report in Le Matin quotes Sarah Bernhardt aboard the Lorra ine praising her eighth American tour as the most triumphant for the French language and its authors. She notes American teachers multiplying in New York and claims thousands of Americans were won to French literature.

Marconi York Times Paris Lorraine le Matin Sarah Bernhardt Havre America New York

Italy Approves $400,000 for Panama-Pacific Exhibit

The Italian Chamber of Deputies approved a 400000 dollar appropriation for Italy to participate in the Panama-Pacific Exposition. The decision was announced in Rome on June 5.

Italy Rome Italian Chamber of Deputies

Maxwell Defends Teachers Against Spelling Criticism

City Superintendent William H. Maxwell replies to the Board of Estimate Inquiry Committee, defending teachers against broad charges of poor spelling. He cites errors due to handwriting, font size, and misprint, pledges review of 20 letters, and asserts most teachers are educated, careful, and exemplary in English usage.

William H. Maxwell Board of Estimate Maxwell Le 4

King's Widow a Plaintiff in Blackmail Case

Paris on June 5 Baroness Vaughan's former chauffeur Lochet was arrested for attempting to blackmail the Baroness who was the morganatic wife of King Leopold of Belgium He allegedly demanded 120000 for the manuscript of his memoirs revealing her life with the Belgian king and her second husband Emmanuel Duriex from whom she divorced last May He threatened to take a 30000 offer from a newspaper if refused and the Baroness turned the case over to police.

Paris Vaughan Lochet Leopold Belgium Emmanuel Duriex Aughan

Liberal Whip in Marconi Scandals Bring New Testimony

In London the Parliamentary Committee on wireless contracts questioned Salaman about Lord Murray of Elibank. Salaman’s testimony alleged Elibank bought about 3,000 American Marconi shares in April. The press notes his resignation as Liberal whip when the contract surfaced and his later peerage after leaving Parliament.

London Marconi Company Salaman Lord Murray Elibank Marconi Marconi Committee House of Commons Colombia

Hebrews Honor Sokolow at Cin ton Hall Meeting

Nahum Sokolow the Zionist and editor was honored by crowds at Cin ton Hall under the Society Achiever. Abraham Goldberg chaired with Rabbi M Waxman and H Massiansky among speakers. Sokolow praised revived interest in Hebrew language and literature and urged ongoing Hebrew literary production.

Cinton Hall Nahum Sokolow Kinseia United States Canada Hom Abraham Goldberg Das Volk Sokolow Rabbi M. Waxman H. Mass

Pacific Hearing Sets June 12 For Southern Pacific Stock Plans

June 12 hearing in Sanborn Hook and Smith before the Federal Court on amended plans for disposing of Southern Pacific stock in the merger dissolution. Plans include offering stock to Union Pacific subscribers at a minimum price and transferring all stock to a trustee with certificates of interest carrying voting rights only if affidavit shows no ownership of Union Pacific stock.

ST. Paul Federal Court Southern Pacific Sanborn, Hook, and Smith Union 1O Union Pacific Railway Union Pacific Company Union Pacific Railroad Company

Two decisions for Morse

Charles W. Morse won a verdict in a federal case brought by Henri Lehman representing Charley of France. Charley had secured a loan from the Mercedes Import Co with bonds and stock as collateral and sued Morse for 383000 with 75000 in securities and 8000 in a bank claim. A contempt motion for Morse’s failure to appear for examination on a separate judgment was dismissed by Justice Grogeeten at the original plaintiff’s request.

Charles W. Morse Federal District Court Henri Lehman C. L. Charley France Charley Mercedes National Bank of North America Mercedes Import Company Consolidated Steamship Lines Morse Montrose W. Houck Supreme Court Grogeeten

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