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Newspaper
New York Times
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1911
Page
4
The Curtis Publishing Company argues manufacturers should investigate modern merchandising before advertising. It claims new principles transform demand creation and sales distribution, making goodwill less reliable and advertising worth pursuing only after understanding these concepts. A free 40 page booklet on Modern Merchandising is offered.
The Ladies' Home Journal circulates over 1,500,000 monthly while The Saturday Evening Post exceeds 1,850,000 weekly. The publishers claim this top position results from consistent merchandising methods offered to advertisers.
A widespread plot to kill Francisco I. Madero Jr. is uncovered with arrests of ex police chief Antonio Villaviciencio and warrants for three deputies and two lawyers. Gov. Abram Gonzales of Chihuahua postpones travel after a $40,000 hit threat. bomb found related to the Madero visit. Madero's party travels amid tight guards and large public welcomes.
London resumes coronation work after Whitsuntide with extensive decorations and stands planned along the route. Westminster Abbey changes complete and tribunes for 8000 seating prepared. Standard bearers from overseas dominions to join the pageant as India and Wales join England Scotland and Ireland.
In Paris the Temps praises Baron d'Estournelles de Constant for urging France to acknowledge US sympathy. The paper notes many American tokens of goodwill toward France, saying Franco American friendship rests on mutual sentiment and past actions shaping the future.
The Saxonia arrived from New York and is under health authority control after a suspected cholera case aboard. The Hungarian passenger Bernis died at sea after boarding in New York May 18. bacteriological tests are underway and shore communication is restricted. Berlin notes a patient with suspected cholera recovered, but kept for tests.
In Basse Terre Guadeloupe on June 6 the surgeon aboard the steamship Guiana selected thirty colored female servants from fifty-seven emigrants for transport to Canada. The group will sail today via New York with wages of five dollars a month under a Canadian employment agent.
Commodore RH C Benedict and his party reach Havana aboard the Premier from the stranded yacht Virginia on Colorado Reefs. The Premier plans another effort to float the vessel this afternoon, though success is doubtful. Benedict party members are well and will travel north tomorrow. the crew stays aboard the wreck.
Dundalk reports John Dillon national MP for East Mayo is much improved after a serious automobile accident yesterday. The Nationalist figure remains under medical care with updates awaited on his condition.
June 6 report from Nich details Lieut. Bague of the French Army missing after a flight from Nice toward Corsica. A fisherman near Cap Antibes saw a monoplane out to sea and the pilot likely failed to reach shore as naval craft search in vain. Vedrine's Paris Rome Turin race encountered rough weather near Macon with a damaged plane and a halt in the first stage.
Hirth, the German flyer, reached 182 feet in a passenger ascent surpassing prior marks. Schendel set Germany’s amateur height record at 6594 feet in a separate competition. Balloonists in Bremerhaven report three hours afloat after escaping into the Weser estuary to dodge the North Sea. nine additional balloons landed along the coast.
The first stage of uncovering the Maine's wreck ends as pumping stops with five feet lowered in the cofferdam. Visible starboard quarter deck shows a list, barnacle growth requires cleaning for sanitation. Work pauses to June 15 for further inspection and continued pumping toward the bottom, with portions of debris and masts moved to the Leonidas. Major Ferguson receives congratulations.
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