Root offers France same invoicing privileges as Germany
Secretary of State Root informs the French government that he is prepared to extend to the French Chambers of Commerce the same invoicing certification privileges for exports to America as those granted to German Chambers. He says these privileges may be available to other nations under similar conditions, provided Chambers of Commerce occupy the same engineer organization role as in Germany.
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Bread Price Rise Hits Paris In June
Bread prices in Paris have increased from four to five cents per pound as wheat costs climb, reflecting broader inflation and higher living costs across the city. The shift signals mounting pressure on households amid the June market conditions.
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Reign of Terror grips Guatemala as abuses spread
Special to The New York Times reports that Guatemala teeters under Cabrera's regime with executions and torture. It cites mass flogging of prisoners, disappearances, and refugees fleeing to Honduras Salvador and Mexico. Mexico orders its minister out and warns against war while Lima's guilt remains disputed.
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Murder Rampage Rocks Lodz as Vigilante Killings Rise
Reports from Lodz dated June 6 describe a fresh wave of terror with eleven killed and thirty seven wounded since June 2. Workers form a nightly vigilance committee executing bandits, leaving corpses with notes explaining the executions. A civil engineer Reiss of Poznanski’s mills is among the victims. The scene reflects broader instability and violence in Russian Poland amid ongoing political crisis in St Petersburg.
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Cunard Maintains Stance in Steerage Rate War
Cunard Line officials in Liverpool deny planning a rate war with Italian lines and confirm settlement of Mediterranean American traffic differences. They say Cunard will not initiate a rate war, despite reports of a $15 steerage fare from New York to Mediterranean ports. The Altonia sails today, price cuts to $15 would force Italian lines to match, offset by agent commissions.
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French Policy Settled for Hague Conference Delegates
Paris June 6 The Cabinet approved Instructions to French delegates at The Hague Peace Conference and Foreign Minister to-morrow will address Parliament. The chamber saw votes and signatures urging government to press for compulsory arbitration.
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Japan Press Cites Quick Reparations After San Francisco Incidents
Tokyo reports leading papers avoid calls for indemnity yet demand prompt reparations and punishment for culprits. Diplomatic figures praise U S leadership while warning sustained hostility could endanger Japan U S ties. Baron Takeno Ozawa downplays local cruelty claims and seeks harmony.
Labor Leaders On Trial In Paris Over May Day Incitement
The June 6 trial features M. Levy, treasurer of the General Federation of Labor, and M. Bousquet, baker strike leader, accused of inciting disorder on May Day. Levy defends shifts from collaborator with Clemenceau to being called a scamp and anarchist as he notes Clemenceau Bri and Viviani now ostracize former allies.
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Seamen Return to Work Across French Ports
Paris June 6 seamen at almost all French ports resume work following a National Committee order. Marine Minister Thomson sends naval officers to Havre to ensure La Province sails to New York. Havre crews also go back to work. If strike persisted, Navy would man merchant ships and warships with reserve crews. Over a hundred steamers held in at various ports resume sailing.
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Japan Striker Riots At Besshi Copper Mine
June reports from Matsu yama describe a grave situation at the Besshi Copper Mine near Shio where 1000 striking workers wield sledge and fire, telegraph and telephone service are cut, a clerk is injured, and troops are deployed to the mine amid fears of total destruction.
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Americans Presented at Buckingham Palace Court
The third Court of the season was held at Buckingham Palace with King Edward and Queen Alexandra. A large royal circle attended. Americans present included Mrs Tyrell William Cavendish, daughter of Henry Siegel, Mrs Franksberg, Miss Wiberg, Miss Mary Wiberg of Cincinnati, Mrs Melville Post of West Virginia, Mrs Eugene Parsons of New York, and Miss Drexel of Mrs Anthony Drexel of Philadelphia.
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NONE OF CREW ESCAPE
June 6 report from Tunis describes the destruction near Port Zarziss by a vessel laden with contraband ammunition. The Maltese or Greek ship ran ashore to evade a Turkish pursuer. When boarded by sponge divers the captain ignited the magazine, killing or drowning thirty five crew and injuring many others. the ship blew apart with none of the crew surviving.
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Castro's Message Read to Congress Praises Mr Russell
Venezuela President Castro reads to Congress and praises American Envoy W. W. Russell for conducting affairs with affable, conciliatory manner. He says foreign relations with Britain Germany Italy Trinidad United States are cordial and harmonious, notes 1995 protocols with Brazil on territorial limits.
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Nationalizing Cuba’s sanitary service aims to curb yellow fever
Havana June 6 Gov Magoon announces plan to nationalize the sanitary service to stamp out yellow fever. All municipal sanitation control will be abolished and authority centralized in the Department of Sanitation headquartered in Havana, with Major J.R. Kean of the Medical Corps named supervisor.
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Prince Regent blocks Mottl from Vienna post
In Munich June reports Prince Regent Luitpold refuses to release Felix Mottl Musical Director of the Royal Opera House for the Vienna Imperial Opera directorship. The decision reportedly bars Mottl from accepting any American offers. Also notes Sweden marks golden wedding of King Oscar and Queen Sophia with public celebrations. Madrid confirms German trans Atlantic cable to touch Teneriffe, and Dowager Queen Margaret of Italy offers prize for Alpine balloon attempt. Veron a steamer reports collision with Cholsing. Cholsing sinks. Verona rescues crew.
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Laurier Briefly Sees Pope in Rome Audience
The Pope received Canadian Prime Minister Sir Wilfrid Laurier and Minister of Marine and Fisheries L. P. Brodeur in private audience in Rome. The Pontiff expressed affectionate interest in the Dominion’s recent actions as Laurier and Brodeur and their families attended.
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Lisbon Loses Charter as Premier Replaces Council
Lisbon reports a political crisis as Premier France suspends the city charter and appoints a replacement council composed of personal friends. The move aims to keep city and country calm amid ongoing tensions.
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Interview with a New York publisher hints at Fingland taste
A notable interview with a prominent New York publisher promises insights into the prevailing literary taste in Fingland, highlighting significant words that may shape contemporary literature and public reception.
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Fingland
New York State Library to Print Librarian List in Full
The New York State Library announces it will publish the complete librarian list in a forthcoming issue. Officials say the full roster will appear as printed, with no omissions, providing a definitive reference for researchers and patrons.
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