American Horses at Olympia Show Sparks International Interest
The Olympia International Horse Show opened with strong praise for the range of horses and social splendor. Americans especially prominent in harness classes with several reserve prizes, led by Watson and Vanderbilt, amid prominent boxes including the Duchess of Marlborough and other American figures.
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New York Times Co
London
Olympia
America
England
Continent
Europe
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Fred Pabst
St. Louis
Alfred B. Maclay
New York
Col
Lawrence Jones
Kentucky
Col. Jones
Mr. Maclay
Auditor B
Roseworthy
Walter Winans
Sir Humphrey
Sir John Kerr
Alfred Gwynne Vanderbilt
C. W. Watson
Baltimore
Hartley Batt
Vanderbilt
Watson
Mr. Watson
Kitty Grey
Ringing Bells
Alfred Vanderbilt
Sweet Marie
Winans
Mr. Winans
Oakland
Full Dress
Gibson Boy
William Orr Barclay
Sultan
Sandow
Alfred G. Vanderbilt
J. Ogden Armour
George B. Hulme
Clarence Moore
Harvey Ss. Laden
Duchess of Marlborough
Ambassador Reid
Astor Donates 50000 to London Charities
William Waldorf Astor distributed 50000 among four London charities including the National Refuge for Homeless and Destitute Children and the training ships Arethusa and Chichester for poor boys of good character. Each recipient received 12500.
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Tom New York Times Co
London
William Waldorff- Astor
Natonal
Arethusa
Chichester
Universal suffrage protests greet Emperor in Budapest jubilee
In Budapest crowds cheered for universal suffrage during Emperor Francis Joseph's jubilee visit for his 1867 coronation. Police used swords, several injured, and officials redirected funds from celebrations to charities and cultural institutions. Memorial coins worth 20 dollars were issued.
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Budapest
Francis Joseph
Hungary
Stolypin May Save the Duma in Crisis
The crisis in the Russian Duma sharpens as Premier Stolypin and the Constitutional Democrats clash with ultra-Reactionaries. Cabinet disputes play out at Peterhof while Stolypin forges support. Democrats may abandon compulsory expropriation and amnesty to win a majority.
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ST. Petersburg
Hfe
Duma
Stolypin
Constitutional’ Democrats
M. Stolypin
Peterhof
Constitutional Democrats
Mill Hands Kill Manager
Otto Pelzer, manager of the Narva Spinning Mills, was surrounded and killed by a crowd of workmen this morning in St. Petersburg. The incident is the fourth murder this week blamed on the Syndicatists, followers of an anarchic doctrine spreading in Russia. Russian Socialists fear a mass desertion from their ranks.
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ST. Petersburg
Otto Pelzer
Narva
Russia
Edmond Kelly Retires From American Embassy Post
Edmond Kelly retires as counselor of the American Embassy in Paris after selling his business to S G Archibald of Montreal. Kelly, in poor health, plans to return to New York. His partner M C Jacobus of New York may succeed him as embassy counselor.
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Paris
Edmond Kelly
Castellane
S. G. Archibald
Montreal
Kelly
New York
M. C. Jacobus
Gammon Appeals for Aid From Roosevelt Over Alleged Theft
C W Gammon alias Wood of Sacramento California, held in Paris on June 3 for allegedly misappropriating 200000 dollars from the American Exploitation Company, has appealed to the Americans and telegraphed to President Roosevelt requesting intervention. The embassy investigates and links the firm to previous troubles in Portugal Spain and Bordeaux tied to Charles S Martin alias P F Wells, tied to a bogus check scheme against the Car Hotel.
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Wood
Sacramento
Cal
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Altay
American Exploitation Company
Roosevelt
Portugal
Spain
Bordeaux
Charles 8. Martin
P. F. Wells
Nashville
Tenn
Lon Fae
Car
Destructive cyclone hits Kurrachi as ships driven ashore
A destructive cyclone swept over Kurrachi yesterday wrecking several steamers and driving them ashore. The storm caused extensive damage along the coast with crews reporting the chaos and rising waters.
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Bombay
Kurrachi
Americans drown in Thames near Cliveden in boating accident
Two Americans, G. Otto Elterich of Freeport Long Island and Mrs Emily Mary McLean of New York, drowned while boating on the Thames near Cliveden. Their bodies were recovered later and identified through a shoemaker’s receipt and hotel records, with investigations linking Elterich to Toronto and Paris and noting Mrs McLean’s Denver and Canadian connections.
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London
G. Otto Elterich
Freeport
L. L
Broadway
New York
Emily Mary McLean
Thames
Cliveden
Mr. Eberich
Imperial Hotel
Eberich
Denver
Emily McLean
Arthur A. McLean
Chicago
McLean
Toronto
Arthur McLean
Moine
Carlo
Paris
Ostend
Memory
Hesters Morey
Chesters Morey
America
Elterich
Guinard
Frederick J. Reville
Labor Leaders Punished In May Day Disorder Trial
Paris reports the May Day case against M. Levy Treasurer of the General Federation of Labor and M. Bousquet bakers strike leader ended with both men jailed two years and fined one hundred francs each for inciting disorder.
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Paris
M. Levy
General Federation of Labor
M. Bousquet
Bakers
Notable arrivals and unrest blur global notes in six lines
Reports from St. Petersburg and Melilla note Capt H Leonardi en route to the United States after duty as Marine Guard commander and Pekin attaché. Morocco reports claim the pretender's forces defeated the Sultan, while Amoy notes suppression of native papers and a shutdown of telegraph messages about the uprising. Chinese cruisers Hai Chen and Hai Yung reach Amoy as river traffic to Chang Chow resumes amid removal of taxes.
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ST. Petersburg
Amoy
Hai Chen
Hai Yung
Chang Chow
Congo Independent State report defends Leopold regime
Brussels reports a 240 page commission volume finds the Crown Domain legal and Congo finances normal while refuting charges of maladministration. It argues taxes in labor are humane and essential to avoid revolt and claims King Leopold sacrificed for the Congo with no personal profit.
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Brussels
Congo
Leopold
Ape
Servian King Thrown From Horse in Belgrade Ride
King Peter of Servia was thrown when his horse reared during a ride in Belgrade. He sustained pains in the thigh but his injuries are reported as not serious and he returned to the palace in an electric car.
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Belgrade
Servia
Peter
Robbers of Women in Custody on Assault and Theft
Two prisoners, Charles Lerned and Morris Rosenbloom known as Hook Nosed Kelly, are charged with assaulting elderly women and robbing them of diamond earrings and small sums. Victims include Mrs. Rosie Greenberg of 252 Broome Street and Mrs. Bessie Mendel at 111 Chrystie Street. Bail set at 20000 dollars. magistrate condemns lax escape risk.
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Lower East Side
Charles Lerned
Morris Rosenbloom
Hook Nosed Kelly
Rosie Greenberg
Broome Street
Chrystie Street
Lerned
Trunk from wagon falls sixty feet killing Brooklyn child
Timothy McGarry driver of an ex press wagon on the Brooklyn Bridge tried to avoid a trolley car and the wagon struck the guard rail. A trunk broke loose and fell sixty feet onto eleven year old Felomentio Bruno playing below, killing her at St Gregory's Hospital. McGarry and two helpers were arrested.
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Timothy McGarry
Caeeas Street
Brooklyn
Brooklyn Bridge
McGarry
Vandewater Street
Felomentio Bruno
St. Gregory's Hospital
Front Street
Austen Divorce Case Seeks Testimony Referee
White Plains June 7 Supreme Court Justice Tompkins named James G. Graham as referee to take testimony in the divorce action of Mrs. Isabel White Austen against her husband George Austen.
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George Austen
White Plains
N. Y
Supreme Court
Tompkins
James G. Graham
Isabel White Austen
France Offers Good Offices to United States on Far East
Paris reports France and Japan seek to reassure China and safeguard interests in Indo China and Port Arthur. Washington accepts the gesture but sees no immediate use for French mediation while immigration talks with Japan loom as the likely next step. The San Francisco incident settlement route through California law is noted.
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Paris
France
United States
Japan
Far East
Washington
Figaro
Indo-China
Kwang-Chau-Wim
China
Port Arthur
Korea
San Francisco
Cit
California
Japan Opposes U.S. Labor Immigration Restrictions
A Japanese residents representative in America arrived in Tokyo on June 7 and urged opposition to restrictive entrance policies for Japanese laborers. The diplomat called upon foreign affairs officials to defend worker migration and ease measures affecting Japanese laborers abroad.
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Tokio
America
Unique Collar Offer Promises Value At Low Price
A bold headline touts quarter sized collars with a two for a quarter deal, emphasizing affordability and variety for customers seeking budget accessories.
Japanese official reports U S labor immigration pact rejection
Minister Hayashi said the American proposal for a mutual restriction of labor immigration would be rejected by Japan. He noted Japan would seek to expunge the last clause of Article 2 in the 1909 treaty revision, while acknowledging America may resist. A special Commissioner will be sent to the United States to study conditions there.
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Vietount
Hayashi
Japan
America
France Faces The Hague Peace Conference In The Chamber
In the Paris Chamber M de Pressense urged limits on armaments while Foreign Minister Pichon praised The Hague as an international parliament. The government backed a pacifist line but warned against appearing weak to Germany and cited allied obligations including Russia England and Japan. France will push for broader arbitration and support Roosevelt’s plan to strengthen The Hague Tribunal.
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Paris
Chamber of Deputies
M. de Pressense
France
Great Britain
Pichon
Germany
Russia
England
Italy
Spain
Japan
London
Roosevelt
Hague Tribunal
France and America Face Peace Talk at The Hague
The article notes debates on arming as a path to peace and cites Baron d Estournelles de Constant and Leon Bourgeois as leading figures. It suggests France hopes to strengthen global sentiment while nations at The Hague may test American peacemaker roles amid Franco British German ties.
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The
Hague
America
Leon Bourgeois
Germany
Defense Aims to Prove Self Defense in Governale Murder Trial
Salvatore Governale's attorney, T C Whitlock, stunned a New York court by declining an opening statement and calling Joseph Rossa as first witness. The state rested after voir dire, while Whitlock aimed to show Selleck and Sechler wielded pistols. Witnesses described the hallway shooting at 232 Thompson Street and whether pistols were seen. The trial resumes Monday.
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T. C. Whitlock
Salvatore Governale
George M. Sechler
Alfred A. Selleck
Rosalsky
Train
Mr. Whitlock
Joseph Rossa
Rossa
Mr. Train
Whitlock
Governale
Thompson Street
Sechler
Seileck
John J. Fogarty
Governole
Sellec
Fogarty
George A. Stevens
Selleck
Murdered Diamond Merchant and Stolen Jewels Found
Melbourne reports Bernard Bauer a diamond merchant slain with a crushed skull. His body was found today and the safe contained about 50 000 dollars in jewels. No clue to the criminal has been found.
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Melbourne
Bernard Bauer
Diamond Merchange
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