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Newspaper
New York Times
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1905
Page
4
Norway moves toward a defensive alliance with Sweden and Denmark as the union with Sweden dissolves. King Oscar pledges no war while Sweden debates war or arbitrate options. Norwegian ministers care for a peaceful transition while mobilization and stockpiling proceed.
In a formal convention the Swedish Lutherans of America express gratitude for the king's grace and deplore North Atlantic tensions. They urge divine wisdom and strength to heal the rift and seek a peaceful settlement for the good of the sister nations.
Paris reports Prince Radorlin and Premier Rouvier explored a conciliatory path on Morocco. France pushes political supremacy while Germany seeks imperial aims in Africa. Officials see a potential direct adjustment without a powers conference, with sentiment canvassed from London to Washington.
The Evangelical Lutheran Brethren Synod meeting in Stanton with 225000 members sent a cablegram to King Oscar II of Sweden and Norway expressing sympathy amid troubles in Sweden without political comment. The message was dispatched from the annual gathering.
The Pope received Mrs James Butler and her daughters of New York in private audience in Rome on June 10. They were presented by Mr Kennedy rector of the American College. The Pontiff gave each visitor a gold medal and Mrs Butler his white skull cap, and imparted the apostolic benediction to the whole family.
King Alfonso leaves London for Spain with King Edward and the Prince of Wales seeing him off at the station. The Spanish Ambassador and Foreign Secretary Lansdowne accompany him as the royal car departs. Alfonso waves farewell to the British royal family. He arrives Calais and departs tonight for Madrid with military honors.
Gen Cipriano Castro was sworn in for a second term as President of Venezuela in Caracas on June 10. He and his ministers met the Diplomatic Corps at Congress, entered with the national hymn, and Castro delivered a short cheer-filled speech. A reception followed at the Capitol and a diplomatic dinner was planned for Thursday.
The United Irish League of Great Britain met under President T P O Connor in London and resolved to organize a national memorial to O Donovan Rossa.
In Caracas on June 1 the court in the Venezuelan Government suit against the New York and Bermudez Asphalt Company ruled against preserving the jurisdiction objection. The case charges aid to the Matos rebellion.
Prince Gus Adolphus and Prince William departed Stockholm for London after being greeted by a large crowd as they travel ahead of the June 17 wedding to Princess Margaret Victoria of Connaught.
Agents in the interior are surveying lands to settle Russian families in Panama. President Amador is extending all possible aid to the emigration agents.
A steamer captain, born in Scandinavia but now American, regaled passengers with humorous but cryptic tales of Norway Russia and Sweden as the ship neared Sandy Hook. He hinted at historic quarrels and joked about Manchuria while a Times Lost and Found note reminds readers of a 10 cent seven-word line ad.
Congress rejects the Jan 31 1903 protocol with the Improvement Company arbitration as a Domingan plan to settle accounts. It orders ignoring the 1904 award and treats payments as deposits until settlement, notifying the American government and the company. The 1903 protocol had US minister Powell and Domingan representatives fund claims at 4500000 and set arbitrators from US courts.
In a decision handed down, the Court of Appeals reverses a lower judgment in a dispute over master plumber registration. Milton Mayer, attorney for Robert Schnaier, assignee, sued Navarre Hotel and Improvement Co. for $280 after work by a plumbing firm. One partner was not a licensed plumber, the other registered, and the court held a nonregistered person may enter into a partnership with a registered plumber.
Brig. Gen. Carter reports Capt. Cromwell Stacey with 80 men surprised Pulajanes main camp 15 miles southeast of Catubig on June 4. Daguhob killed, forty Pulajanes slain, six captured. Arms and records seized. Two Americans wounded, none killed, all doing well. Daguhob’s death ends major fanatic threat in Samar as operations continue with civil authorities.
James Bell former stock brokerage proprietor and James Dona hue of New York were fined 75 and 50 dollars respectively for keeping a pool room and gambling house in Stamford. John Mc Devit of Stamford and Robert Adams of Norwalk were fined 75 dollars on a similar charge. Bell came from New York to run the poolroom on McDevit's assurance it would not be molested.
Kansas wins first point in Supreme Court in bid to oust Standard Oil as a trust. The state argues the information is in the company’s possession. the oil firm seeks more definite charges and dates of conspiracy. The court overruled the oil company’s contention.
Dr. Chancellor, Paterson Superintendent of Schools, has been offered 20000 dollars a year by the Bolivian Government to become president of a new State university in La Paz. He unlikely to accept, despite salary about six times his current pay.
The first international chess congress opened at the Kursaal in Ostend with fifteen experts scheduled to play a double round, meeting each rival twice. Mieses planned to attend but cannot play, schedules drawn by Berger, and pairings listed from rounds one to fifteen.
EASTON Pennsylvania June 10 Surgeons amputated the right arm of William Schleissman after a copperhead bite. His condition is listed as critical with the life of the man at stake following the procedure.
In Ter race Garden, over 200 Royal Arcanum officers and delegates discussed a plan to raise insurance rates. McConnell defended the move as necessary to correct deficits from prior underpayments, while critics claimed it would freeze out older members.
Paterson June 10 The Board of Trustees of the First Baptist Church accepted the resignation of Rev Alonzo A De Larme after five years as pastor He left town soon after and a local notice claimed an engagement with a church member The minister denied the engagement The trustees postponed the resignation and set a committee to investigate no report is known
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