King Edward and Nicholas Meet in Reval Bay Welcome
King Edward VII and Emperor Nicholas II meet on the waters of Reval Bay marking a historic first royal visit to Russian waters. They tour aboard Standart and Victoria and Albert with Stolypin, Iswolsky and others aboard as crowds cheer and German Estonian residents serenade.
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Edward VII
England
Nicholas
Bay of Reval
Gulf of Finland
Russia
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Alexandra
Edward
Stolypin
Peterhof
Revall
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Greece
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Emperor
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Dikoff
Marine
King Edward and Nicholas Meet Aiming Friendly Accord
An Anglo-Russian observer predicts the talks between King Edward and Emperor Nicholas will not threaten neighbors. The meeting is viewed as a cordial step toward completing the Anglo-Russian agreement and signaling how both nations intend to observe it.
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Edward
Nicholas
Attack on Grand Dukes Crashes in Duma Budget Debate
In St. Petersburg the Octobrists led M. Guchkoff in assailing Grand Dukal interference in state affairs during the War Office budget discussion. He named Serge Michaelovitch, Peter Nicholaievitch, Constantine Constantinovitch, and Nicholas Nicholaievitch as usurping ministerial powers and blocking reforms. He urged their retirement from the army, calling the Portsmouth Treaty one of Russia’s worst crimes.
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ST. Petersburg
Duma
M. Guchkoff
War Office
Serge Michaelovitch
Peter Nicholaievitch
Constantine Constantinovitch
Nicholas Nicholaievitch
Council of National Defense
M. Gutchkoff
Portsmouth
France Seeks Punitive Action Over Indo Chinese Clash
Paris announces punishment for Chinese officers involved in the Indo Chinese border killings of six native soldiers and a French lieutenant. Demands include material and moral reparations and dismissal of the Yunnan Viceroy. A French inquiry and further measures follow reports of Chinese regulars pillaging a Tongking village.
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Indo-China
Yun-nan Province
Yun-nan
Yun-ngm
Paris
Yunnan
Peking
M. Bapst
Foreign Board
Tongking
Chima
Growing Anarchy In Persia Prompts Russian Warning
St Petersburg reports rising disorder across Persia with fears for the safety of the Russian Minister in Teheran. Tabriz dispatches describe a strong anti Russian movement backed by National Council leaders, closed bazaars, and panic among residents as calls for secession rise. Russian colonists in Azerbaijan flee toward Russia.
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St. Petersburg
Teheran
Persia
Emir Dieng
Tabriz
Azerbaijan
Russia
Gregori Confesses At Pantheon Attempt On Dreyfus
Paris June 9. The inquiry into Louis Gregori's attempt on Major Alfred Dreyfus at the Pantheon during Emile Zola's canonization ceremonies continues. Gregori, counseled by M. Menard, faced witnesses and admitted the act was voluntary and that he accepts responsibility.
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Paris
Alfred Dreyfus
Louis Gregori
Pantheon
Emile Zola
Gregori
M. Menard
Major Dreyfus
Mulai Hafid Enters Fez with 12000-strong Suite
Reports from Tangier say Mulai Hafid the insurgent Sultan entered Fez on Saturday with his full entourage and an army of 12000 men. About 20000 Berber tribesmen are said to be moving to join him after Hafid left Mequinez on June 2. Abd el Aziz officials who fled Rabat are arriving at Mequinez.
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Tangier
Mulai Hafid
Fez
Hafid
Mequinez
Rabat
Spanish Internal Loan Authorized for 32 Million
Madrid reports the Chamber of Deputies approved a 32 million dollar internal loan at four percent redeemable in five years. The funds will redeem Treasury bonds and floating debt bonds as part of the finance ministry action led by Señor Bustillo.
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Madrid
Chamber of Deputies
Sefior Bustillo
Victorian Cabinet Sets Fleet Visit Transport Plan
The Victorian Cabinet approved free rail travel for the visiting American fleet during their stay. In Colon a banquet honored Senor Porfirio Melendez former Governor of Colon province with no political remarks. Dutch decree grants F Cunliffe Owen knighthood. Coasting steamers Fe and Giraldo collide off Corunna. crews saved. Pope receives Brooklyn Bishop McDonnell in farewell. Lisbon deputies back King Manuel’s Cortes program with confidence vote.
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Colon
Senor
Porfirio Melendez
Santiago del Guardia
Corunna
Spain
Giraldo
Lisbon
Chamber of Deputies
Manuel
Hearst Gains 49 Boxes as Northern Districts Open
Box results show Hearst up by 49 votes as 83 boxes opened. Shearn aims for further gain with additional boxes counted today, signaling continued vote tally in the Hearst preference race.
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Hearst Gains
Recount Keeps Pace in Hearst McClellan Race
The Mayoralty recount advances with Hearst gaining 19 votes in 83 boxes from Assembly Districts Eleven to Fifteen. Lawyers debate whether the count should end or continue as Justice Lambert orders 100 boxes ready for today.
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Grand St
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Ridge St
Tucae Pitt
Columbia St
Lewis St
Goerck St
Rivington
Willett St
Jackson St
Thirteenth
Fourteenth Assembly District
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Avenue A
Dry Dock St
Avenue
Avenue B
E. 9Th St
Fifteenth
Cental
Dak Cee
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W. R. Hearst
Hearst
Eugene Lamb Richards, Jr
Justice Lambert
Hmself
Mayor MacClellan
Clarence J. Shearn
Shearn
Justice Giegerich
Blaze at Hargrave Hotel Triggers Evacuation on West 72nd
A fire in a store room on the twelfth floor of the Hargrave apartment hotel at 104 to 112 West Seventy-second Street caused many women residents to flee to the stairwells and street yesterday afternoon. Firemen extinguished the flames with a loss of 3200. Residents awoke to smoke and alarm then watched firemen ascend and depart while fearing returning to their rooms.
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Hargrave
Seventy-second Street
Crowd Beats Policeman in Madison Street Saloon Pursuit
Policeman Pritchard of Oak Street Station chased a fleeing man from a 15 Madison Street saloon after a melee. The suspect fired twice, was shot in the knee, fled to 48 Roosevelt Street, then jumped from a window. Reserve officers later seized Frank E. Keyes and saloonkeeper Joseph Foppinio and his brother Charles.
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Oak Street
Madison Street
Wien
Roosevelt Street
Loret McCarthy
F .Pritchard
Frank E. Keyes
Baxter Street
Joseph Foppinio
Charles
Heart disease kills many according to Dr Darlington
Boston June 9 Dr Thomas Darlington Commissioner of Health New York City reports high death rates from heart disease in the U S He notes Massachusetts has the highest rate Indiana the lowest and links mortality to alcohol as a major factor while chronic Bright's disease rises alongside overall deaths.
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Boston
American Climatological Association
Thomas Darlington
New York City
Massachusetts
Indiana
Darlington
Bright
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