Dandolo Wins Paris Grand Steeplechase at Auteuil
In Paris on June 7 the American trained Dandolo, owned by Fischof and ridden by Wallace Davies, won the Grand Steeplechase at Auteuil after a prominent display. Davies celebrated with President Fallières as Vanderbilts and other Americans crowded the owners’ enclosure. Many notable Americans attended lunch and dinner nearby, showcasing Empire style trends as the season nears its end with events at Longchamp.
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New York
Falliéres
Fischof
W. K. Vanderbilt
James de Rothschild
Grand Duke
Vladimir
Dandolo
Davies
William Yerkes
Victoria
Walter Burns
J. Pierpont Morgan
Perry Belmont
Mary Garden
van Wyck
John Adams Thayer
Donald Harper
Bois
Pre Catalan
Armenonville
Bradley Martin
Jacob Schiff
Daniel Guggenheim
THE
Times
Bois de Boulogne
Advice to Husbands From Father Vaughan Sermon
London reports Father Bernard Vaughan in Mayfair Church delivers on marriage advising husbands to be kind patient and supportive while allowing wives freedom to talk. He urges wives to avoid nagging and crying as triggers that erode love. He notes many women value jewelry and finery and suggests men give what they can with sacrificial care.
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New York Times
London
Bernard Vaughan
Mayfair Church
Trial of pogromists opens in Bialystok
In St Petersburg on June 7 the jury trial of 36 pogrom participants from 1905 begins tomorrow at Bialystok. Among the accused eight are women. Only Bakanovitch and Novakovsky face murder charges. others are charged with minor violence. The indictment notes Jews' leading role in the 1905 06 revolutionary activity with many police casualties and the assassination of Chief of Police Derkatchoff.
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ST. Petersburg
Bialystok
M. Bakanovitch
M. Novakovsky
M. Derkatchoff
Castro coins new phrase in Caracas report
El Constitucional, Cuba's official voice under President Castro, quotes a New York letter claiming U S support for Colombia in a Venezuela conflict. The paper disputes the report yet pledges Castro will fulfill his duty. It runs a partisan speech condemning the United States as the Cain of America.
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Caracas
Willemstad
E! Constitucional
Castro
New York
United States
Colombia
Venezuela
el Constitucional
America
Light sentences in Popular Socialist Party case
In St Petersburg on June 7 fifteen members of the Executive Committee were tried for belonging to illegal organizations. Two were acquitted, two sentenced to eight months, and the rest including Mme Eberlin a wealthy widow and active participant received a year in the fortress.
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ST. Petersburg
Popular Socialist Party
Mme. Eberlin
Paris Murder Mystery Deepens After Banker Stabbed
In Paris on June 7 authorities faced a fresh puzzle after Auguste Remy a 77 year old retired banker was found stabbed to death with a dessert knife in his Rue de la Pepiniere home. Money and jewels missing a wine carafe and three glasses used point to possible links to the Steinheil murder suspects.
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Paris
Adolphe Steinheil
Mme. Japy
Auguste Remy
Steinheil
Merida Arrives After Venezuelan Freight Halt
The Ward Line steamer Merida arrived at Willemstad after being blocked at Maracaibo by Venezuelan authorities. She reports deep unrest there with thousands of laborers out of work.
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Willemstad
Ward Line
Merida
Maracaibo
Federal Aid for Pure Milk Warns of New Jersey Dairies Risk
Federal health authorities warn grave danger to babies in New York and Philadelphia from New Jersey dairies. They call for cooperation between federal and state inspectors, noting New Jersey milk shipped to large cities bypasses state jurisdiction. Interstate commerce places control with the federal government.
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New York Times
Washington
New York
Philadelphia
New Jersey
Floral Ship Sent To Sea In Memorial Service
Memorial services for a sailor dead were held by John Eiseman Camp No 79, Sons of Veterans, at the Ben Ma Chree Yacht Club pier in Bath Beach. A floral ship went to sea and other flowers were cast into the bay. Addresses were given by Commodore M J Vievering, Capt. William s den, Congressman George Waldo, State Senator Alfred J Gil christ, State Senator Charles H Fuller, William Watson, and Rev. Christian Oswald.
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John Eiseman
Sons of Veterans
Ben Ma Chree Yacht Club
Bath Beach
M. J Vievering
William “ S den
Alfred J. Gilchrist
Charles H. Fuller
William Watson
Christian Oswald
German cheers for King Edward at sea and rail meet
Reval hosts King Edward and Emperor Nicholas with royal visits and guard arrangements as plans shift from sea to rail due to rough weather. Imperial yachts sail to Reval escorted by destroyers while Kiel greets Edward aboard the Victoria and Albert with German warships in ceremonial review.
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Reval
Edward
Nicholas
Secret Service
St.Petersburg
ST. Petersburg
Gulf of Finland
Polar Star
Standart
Tsarevna
Niloff
Count Heyden
Imperial Chancellery
von Essen
Almaz
Dikoff
Marine
King Edward
Stolypin
M. Khomyakoff
Duma
Paul Milakoff
Constitutional Democrats
England
M. Milakoff
Russia
Kiel
Alexandra
Victoria
Prince
Princess Henry
Prussia
North Sea
Artist Marries Worcester Native After All Husbands Day
An unusual romance ends with Allen Carter Watson, a New York artist, marrying Anita Mercer of Worcester in Marididi Hungary. A staged betrothal during All Husbands Day led to their wedding on February 19 after months touring the world, now settling in Venice.
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New York Times
Worcester
Mass
Allen Carter
Watson
New York
Anita Mercer
Marididi
Hungary
Henri Mercer
Templeton
United States
Venice
Mercer
Clare Spence
Edna Burley
George R. Burley
Mr. Watson
Burley
Customs Ben efit Association Reelects Secretary in Row Over Pay
The Mutual Benefit Association of Customs Employees ended a long pay dispute when Laurence J. Maher was reelected secretary over Timothy A. Murphy at the annual election. Officers elected included Matthew M. Coneys as president Henry M. Clapp as vice president Jeremiah M. Wood as treasurer and trustees Stephen W. Hamilton Jesse Grant Alfred Eaton. John Castree Williams declined reelection. The group reported a benefit fund over 25000 dollars.
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Mutual Benefit Association of Customs
Laurence J. Maher
Timothy.a. Murphy
Maher
Murphy
Matthew M. Coneys
Henry M. Clapp
Jeremiah M. Wood
Stephen W. Hamilton
Jesse Grant
Alfred Eaton
John Castree Williams
Chaplain Smith Celebrates Silver Jubilee at St Vincent de Paul
Fire Chaplain William St Elmo Smith marked twenty five years in priesthood with ten years serving the New York Fire Department. The ceremony at St Vincent de Paul’s included a Mass by Father Smith and a sermon by Rev F J Donohue.
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William St. Elmo Smith
New York
Baltimore
Loughlin
Brooklyn
Paterson
N. J
Toledo
Ohio
St. Vincent de Paul's
Donohue
Smith
Mme. E. Fenardent
Hobson on Pacific Fleet and Two-Fleet Defense
Representative Hobson toured the Naval Training Station and War College in Newport. He praised their outcomes despite limited funding and urged a two oceans, two fleets defense strategy to counter Japanese sea power and safeguard U S sovereignty.
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New York Times
Newport
R. I
Richmond Pearson Hobson
Naval Training Station
War College
Atlantic
Pacific
Japan
Europe
America
California
United States
Two Ships to Leave Fleet for Long Voyage Home
The battleships Maine and Alabama of the Atlantic Fleet will sail from San Francisco tomorrow as a special service squadron headed to Hampton Roads via Honolulu Manila Aden and Suez. Capt Harber will command with Secretary Garfield aboard first leg.
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San Francisco
Maine
Alabama
Hampton Roads
Honolulu
Manila
Aden
Suez Canal
Giles B. Harber
Garfield
Washington
New Zealand
Golden Gate
Nebraska
Wisconsin
Teachers Up for Trial and Europe Trip Vote
The Board of Education plans a busy week with trials of four teachers, the selection of fifty from 300 applicants to go to Europe, and the election of a Division School Superintendent at 6500 salary. Four teachers face charges, including neglect of duty and corporal punishment, as the panel led by Stern and Sullivan weighs their cases. John Dwyer enters Wednesday with strong support, while candidates O Connell Haaren Lyon and Shimer vie for the post.
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Europe
Board of Education
Department of Education
Abraham Stern
C. J. Sullivan
Supt. Maxwell
Stern
James T. Farries
Manhattan
Cecelia G. C. Dudley
The
Bronx
Mary E. Tuthill
Brooklyn
John Dwyer
Jerome A. O'Connell
John H. Haaren
Charles W. Lyon
E. D. Shimer
Old Dispensary to Move From Centre Street
The New York Dispensary, over 118 years old at 139 Centre Street, will move today to 180 Grand Street. The institution served thousands in the Collect Pond district with minimal charges, supported by prominent families including the Roosevelts, Astors, Vanderbilts, and Goulds. Its Diet Kitchen branch also relocates to the same new quarters, as the old building at White and Centre Streets is demolished for a new Subway extension.
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New York
Centre Street
Grand Street
Collect Pond
Knickerbocker
Roosevelts
Astors
Vanderbilts
Goulds
White and
Centre Streets
White Horse Scotch Whisky Purity Ad by Mackie & Co
The Lagavulin Distillery firm Mackie and Co Distillers Ltd advertises an absolute purity guarantee for White Horse Scotch Whisky under the American Food and Drugs Act. It notes a sworn affidavit before the U S Consul in Glasgow and a copy affidavit attached to each bottle, urging demand for White Horse.
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Mackie & Co.,distillers,ltd
Lagavulin
Islay
United States
Glasgow
Ady
Prisoner in the Consulate Faces Short Rations and Plague
Thomas P. Moffat American Consul at La Guayra recounts quarantine, scarce meals, and self cooking while awaiting evacuation by the US gunboat Paducah. He details attacks of bubonic plague from port, the voyage to Guantanamo, and arrival in Brooklyn with his wife. Crew from the ship Nara also aboard Seguranca bound for Riga.
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la Guayra
Venezuela
United States
Paducah
Thomas P. Moffat
Washington
Moffat
Cuba
Marine Hospital
Guantanamo
Santiago
Segurantes
Guayaquil
Mr. Moffat
St. George Hotel
Brooklyn
Seguranca
Nara
Little Kubama Bank
Falmouth
England
Karl Puhiin
Riga
Russia
Plague and Port Closure Rise in La Guayra and Caracas
Reports from La Guayra and Caracas describe continuing plague cases since May 29 with the port still open in decree but cut off from outside contact. Merchants depleted funds and relief efforts falter as authorities also review the New York Bermudez Asphalt Company accounts for May. The French steamer Martinique and Caracas officers confirm several plague cases in Caracas.
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Caracas
Willemstad
Castro
LA Guayra
Federal Court
Ambrose H. Carner
New York and Bermudez Asphalt Company
Martinique
Jealous husband ends life with self-inflicted gunshot
John Sedlecky a 34 year old saloon keeper and restaurateur at 1310 First Avenue shot himself in the hall after asking his wife Louisa if she loved him. Doctors and the coroner ruled the death a suicide though he had shown jealous threats recent weeks. They shared the house with two boys aged 11 and 6 and boarders.
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John Sedlecky
First Avenue
Louisa
John
Frideler
East Seventy-second Street
Harburger
Wehane
Sedlecky
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