Balfour Quells Cabinet Rift in Fiscal Debate
In London the Premier Balfour bridged cabinet differences during a tense fiscal debate. Chaplin’s grain tax repeal was carried by a large majority as Chamberlain’s position remained unresolved. Chamberlain and Balfour faced questions about unity and policy while Liberal and nationalist voices urged a clear cabinet mandate.
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London
Balfour
Chamberlain
Henry’ Chaplin
Owas
Ee Supaavin
Foudly
Gheer
Deih Swithh
Ques
Harherinin
Mth
Charles Dilke
United States
Germany
Great Britain
France
South America
He. H. Asquith
Fr. Chamberlain
Ritchie
Asquith
Colonial Secretary
Edward Grey
Clipped Page Teasers Hint At Varied News Items
A fragmented newspaper snippet lists sections and page numbers such as Amusements Page 14 Arrivals at Hotels and Out of Town Buy Page 10 Basing ss Troubles Page 10 Codet Calendars Page 16 Insurance Notes Page 11 Robbiety Page 9 Weather Report Page Yesterday's Fires Page 2 Marine Intelligence and Foreign Mails Page 10 with scattered references to fires and miscellaneous notices.
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Marine l
Aes
Rep Estate
Robbiety
the Weather Report
A Summer Boarder Ad Lists 3000 Hotels and Boarding Houses
A regional classified notice advertises a summer boarder guide with a list of 3,000 summer hotels and boarding houses reachable via the New York Central lines. Sent on receipt of a two cent stamp to GR Ady New York.
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New York Central
New York
Ady
Berlin view on British commercial policy sparks German optimism
Berlin sources quoted by The Times expect years of study before any final shift in British policy. The prospect of policy change quiets German protectionists and may calm the market for industrial shares. Few comments on the Commons debate emerge, yet any move against Chamberlain would be welcome, though caution remains.
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Lenox Times
New York Times
London
Berlin
Times
England
Germany
House of Commons
Chamberlain
London Times- New York Special Cablegram
June 11 report from London notes Sir Chamberlain's Paris dispatch stirs fears about free trade and protectionism. The Times signals improved rail service with fast trains to the West via Pennsylvania Railroad and the Three Limiteds daily to Chicago and St Louis.
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London Times
New York
London
Chalmberlain
Paris
Pennsylvania Railroad
Chicago and
St. Louis
Adv
St. Louis Limited
Woman Confesses to Killing Three Persons in Michigan
Mary McKnight confessed to the murder of her brother John Murphy his wife Gertrude Murphy and their three month old baby using strychnine. Investigations tied eight more deaths among relatives or close friends to possible strychnine poisoning over the past fifteen years. She described giving capsules to the Murphy couple and the baby, claiming no harm intended and that she sought forgiveness.
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Detroit
Kalkaskam
Mich
Mary McKnight
John Murphy
Gertrude Murphy
Gertrude
Mary
John
Gertie
Ambrose
Raby Teepla
Grayling
Adjudge Pastor a Heretic By Lutheran Body
The Lutheran Ministerium in Philadelphia declared Rev. J. Hugo Wendell of Trenton NJ heretical for claiming healing powers and communication with spirits. They suspended him for three months unless he submits in writing and ceases to preach the challenged doctrines.
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New York Times
Philadelphia
J. Hugo Wendell
Trenton
N. J
St. Paul's Church
Twenty-second Street
Columbia Avenue
Wendell
Raphael
E. Thorn
Vernon Roswell El Paso Railroad Planned Link
Announcement states construction will start soon on the Vernon Roswell and El Paso Railroad a Rock Island Frisco project. Survey underway from Vernon Texas to Alamogordo New Mexico about 300 miles with connections at Vernon to Frisco lines and at Alamogordo to Rock Island El Paso line.
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New York Times
Austin
Texas
Vernon, Roswell and
el Paso
Vernon
Alamogordo
N. M
Blackwell, Enid
Rock Island
Manchuria Map Advertised By Vladivostock Agent
Greener, commercial agent of the United States at Vladivostock, touts a New York Central map of Manchuria as the best. A copy can be mailed for five cents in stamps to G. H. Daniels, G. P., New York.
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Manchuria
Greener
United States
Vladivostock
New York Central
G. H. Daniels
G. P
New York
Adv
Engagement Epidemic In Vassar Class Of 1903
Poughkeepsie June 10 Cupid spares no one as Vassar College seniors announce many engagements during commencement. Miss Marion Davidson of Boston will wed next Tuesday after finishing the course in three years. Miss Edith Randall to Robert Batley Foldy of Bay City Michigan set for Bay City ceremony in two weeks. Miss Marjorie Prentiss of Brooklyn to Edward Tinker of Brooklyn, an Amherst man, announced.
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Church of the Heavenly Rest
New York
Louise Lawrence White
John Jay White
Walter Lispenard Suydam, Jr
Liberty
Mary A. Schuchardt
Antoinette Erhardt
Helen Trotter
Annie Best
Amy Gordon Olyphant
Robert Fulton Cutting
Mr. Suydam
Feneuil S. Weisse
Robert F. Olyphant, Jr
A. C. White
Newbold
I. Herrick
East Fifty-seventh Street
Suydam
Newport
R-3
Messer
Rhinelander
Lydig
Satterlee
Hoffmann
Jay
Cutting
Schuchardt
Knickerfockers
Miss White
Walter L. Suydam
New York Times
Poughkeepsie
Cupid
Vassar
Usta
Marion Davidson
Boston
Miss Davidson
Edith FE. Randall
Robert Batley Foldy
Bay City
Mich
Marjorie L. Prentiss
George H. Prentiss
Brooklyn
Edward Tinker
Amherst
Rockefeller Railroad Rumor Splits Officials on Pennsy Control
Philadelphia June 10 Officials of the Pennsylvania Railroad voiced little credence in a report that John D Rockefeller seeks control of the system. Capt John P Green and Effingham B Morris said they had no new information beyond newspapers. Green said it would take about 200 million dollars to secure control and questioned the practicality of such a move.
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Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
John D. Rockefeller
John P. Green
Effingham B. Morris
Chicago police scandal prompts probe of Capt O'Brien
Chicago officials order an investigation into Capt. P D O'Brien of the Twenty second Street and Cottage Grove Avenue stations after his denial of graft and tribute charges. Mayor Harrison directs Chief O'Neill to file charges and pledges a broader inquiry of the police division led by Inspector Lavin.
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New York Times
Chicago
P. D. O'Brien
Twenty-second Street
Cottage Grove Avenue
Civil Service Commission
O'Brien
O'Neill
Harrison
Lavin
Whitney to File Divorce and Seek Alimony
Mrs. Stephen C. Whitney states she will soon file for divorce and seek alimony. She aims to regain custody of her three children currently with their father at his Morris Plains New Jersey home, while expecting no contest and no return to Denver.
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New York Times
Denver
Col
Stephen C. Whitney
Morris Plains
N. J
Pearl worth ten cents found by Newark man
William Connelly an engineer of 372 Washington Street Newark found a black pearl in an oyster yesterday from a push-cart seller. Jewelers estimate its value at about 400 dollars. The pearl measures three eighths of an inch in diameter.
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New York Times
Newark
N.J
William Connelly
Washington Street
Connelly
I Street
The 20th Century Limited Train Highlight
The New York Central and Lake Shore service offers 980 miles from New York to Chicago in twenty hours. The train is named The 20th Century Limited. Ady notes bold comfort on this fast daily service with steamers between New York and Albany. Music accompanies the journey as part of the advertisement.
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Chicago
New York Central
Lake Shore
New York
20Th Century Limited
Ady
Albany
Fatal Trolley Wreck on Curve Near Elizabeth
One man died and at least a dozen injured when a trolley on the Elizabeth Roselle and Plainfield Line plunged from rails and into a ditch on Linden Avenue. Ambulances and doctors from Roselle and Westfield aided victims including Mrs Stillman and Mrs Lewis of Plainfield. A wrecking car was dispatched from Westfield.
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Elizabeth
N. J
Linden Avenue
Lorraine
Roselle
Plainfield
Country
Westfield
Guard Against Lynching at St Francis as Suspects Arrive
Chauncey Dewey Clyde Wilson and W J McBride accused in Ranchman Daniel Berry and sons murder are brought to St Francis by Company G Second Kansas State Regiment under Sheriff McCullough. A heavy guard and wary crowds mark their arrival after a long transit from the Dewey ranch with troops encamped near the courthouse.
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Berry Home
Cunningham
Tlieuts
Thompson
Hillebrand
Berry Ranch
Dewey
St. Francis Lieuts
Court House Yard
Court House
Children Leave White House for Oyster Bay Summer
The President's three younger children Miss Ethel and Masters Archie and Quentin depart with White House staff for Oyster Bay for the summer. Theodore and Kermit are at Groton Mass. finishing school around June 22. Miss Alice Roosevelt, after attending the Hanna McCormick wedding, heads to Boston to visit her grandmother Mrs George Lee and then to Farming ton Conn. The Roosevelts will be alone at the White House until the President joins them at Oyster Bay.
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New York Times
Washington
Ethel
Masters
Archie
Quentin
White House
Oyster Bay
Theodore
Kermit
Groton
Mass
Alice Roosevelt
Hanna-McCormick
Cleveland
Boston
George «. Lee
Cowies
Farmington, Conn
Roosevelt
Change of venue sought in Gonzales murder case
J H Tillman imprisoned for the death of N G Gonzales former editor of The Columbia State will move next Friday for a change of venue from this county claiming a fair trial cannot be had in Columbia S C
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New York Times
Columbia
J. H. Tillman
N. G. Gonzales
Columbia State
Accused Brokers In Court In Bucket Shop Case
Twenty four officers and Directors of the Board of Trade waived examination in Chicago. Warrants issued for their arrest. Grand Jury may investigate bucket shop violations alleged at the Board of Trade Building. Attorneys say prior adjudications render further hearing in a Justice's court unlikely. The St Louis Limited adv.
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Chicago
Board of Trade
Bradwell
Justice’s Court
Grand Jury
Rainmaking test postponed as heavy storm halts balloon plan
Prof Carl Myers and assistant Tracy A Tisdell prepared to launch explosive filled balloons in Nehasane's Webb park to trigger rain. A southwestern thunderstorm interrupted the test, with Operations delayed until tomorrow and the team awaiting dry conditions to proceed. Dr W Seward Webb, Europe absent, was represented by Major E M Burns.
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New York Times
Paul Smith
Gods of
Carl Myers
Nehasane
W. Seward Webb
Prof. Myers
Texas
Tracy A. Tisdell
Brooklyn
Europe
E. M. Burns
Carnegie Gifts Fossil Collection to Harvard and Carnegie Museum
Harvard University will acquire Baron de Beyet's zoological collection as a gift from Andrew Carnegie. The collection, rich in extinct birds and Central European and Northern Asian specimens, was studied by Dr. Eastman and purchased for Harvard's Museum of Comparative Zoology. In Pittsburgh, Dr. Holland announced Carnegie bought the Haropean fossils for the Carnegie Museum, noting the price was princely but not disclosed.
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The
New York Times
Boston
Harvard University
Baron de Beyet
Brussels
Andrew Carnegie
Eastman
Museum of Comparative Zoology
Carnegie
Harvard
Zoological Department
Europe
Asia
University Museum
Pittsburg
Penn
William J. Holland
Carnegie Institute of Pittsburg
Baron de Bayer
Belgium
Carnegie Museum
Holland
de Bavet
America
Arrests in Ardsley Case
Westport Conn June 10 two men held by Saugatuck police on suspicion tied to the John Heffernan murder at Tarrytown N Y three weeks ago. They were detained after presenting at the house of Mrs John Allen selling court plaster and matching descriptions sent from Tarrytown. Detectives and Miss Campbell who was with Heffernan will arrive tomorrow to identify suspects. Coroner Russell says subpoenas will be issued and the hearing reopened once definite facts emerge.
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Westport
Conn
Saugatuck
John Heffernan
Tarrytown
John Allen
Miss Campbell
Heffernan
N. Y
Frank E. Russell
Hale
Ardsley Chth
Big Deal in Iron Deposits in Sonora District
A telegram from Austin reports Colorado Fuel and Iron Company closed a deal to buy extensive iron ore deposits in Sahuaripa district Sonora Mexico. The purchase price is about 100 dollars. The ore properties are owned by E T Dumbdle former Texas State Geologist J A Naugle of the Southern Pacific Company and Frank Cranz.
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New York Times
Austin
Texas
Colorado Fuel and Iron Company
Sahuaripa
Sonora
Mexico
E T. Dumbdle
J. A. Naugie
Southern Pacific Company
Frank Cranz
Lightning Strikes Lake Lauderdale School in Hoosick Falls
A fierce June storm at Hoosick Falls New York sent lightning into the Lake Lauderdale schoolhouse. Teacher Helena Tilford was paralyzed on her left side after revival. Student Margaret Hodge, 12, was shockingly injured while others were stunned. Doctors arrived from a nearby lake picnic to treat the pupils.
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New York Times
Hoosick Falls
N. Y
Lake Lauderdale
Helena Tilford
Margaret Hodge
Bolt
Niagara Falls and Return via Lackawanna Railroad
Tickets sold June 16 and 17 for a Niagara Falls round trip with return by June 22. Price eight dollars one way one thousand eight hundred thirty nine? Admission details mention Yellowstone Park excursion via Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul routes from 381 Broadway.
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Niagara Falls
Lackawanna Railroad
Yellowstone Park
Chicago
Milwaukee
St. Paul Potiney
Broadway
Flood Devastates East St Louis as City Struggles to Save
Reports from St Louis on June 10 detail a cataclysmic flood that swamped East St Louis with two thirds of the area under water. Rescue efforts mobilized 5,000 men led by Mayor Silas Cook as embankments failed and looting corpses were reported amid loosed floodwaters and widespread property loss.
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East St. Louis
Rodenberg
East St. Louts
Broadway
Eads Bridge
Mississippi
Silas Cook
Cook
Illinois Central
Thomas Middleton
D. H.sherwood
Middleton
Central Hotel
Washington and Fraklin High Schools
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