Royal Toasts Preview Russo British Summit At Sea
King Edward and Emperor Nicholas met aboard their yachts in Reval to discuss peace and closer ties. The visit included naval exchanges, a folk serenade, and hundreds of candy boxes and photographs sent ashore for schoolchildren.
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Edward
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Minotau
Alexandra
Victoria and Albert
Nicholas
Russia
England
Russian
Great Britain
Baltic
Marie Feodorovna
Tobacco Men in Legal War Over Company Books
Supreme Court Justice Bischoff reserved decision on Louis Berger’s bid to inspect the International Tobacco Company books. The company and its officers claim the motion is in bad faith to harass and blackmail, while affidavits allege Emil Berger seeks to force family stock purchases and learn business secrets to compete with the firm.
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Supreme Court
Bischoff
Louis Berger
International Tobacco Company
Benjamin Wasserman
Emil Berger
Wasserman
Insurgent Sultan Hafid Receives German Legation Message
In Mequines Morocco on June 3 Mulai Hafid the insurgent Sultan met with a German Legation courier at Tangier and held a lengthy interview with the German agent. He gave back a reply and provided the courier with a passport reading Let this man pass he is a German courier in Arabic.
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Mequines
Morocco
Mulai Hafid
Tangier
Tié
Empress Auguste Victoria Falls From Horse at Sans Souci
Empress Auguste Victoria fell from her horse while riding with Emperor at Sans Souci Park near Frederick the Great’s palace. She suffered only a bruise on the back of her right hand, with the Emperor canceling provincial engagements and postponing a gala opera appearance.
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Sans Souci
Potsdam
Auguste Victoria
Sans Souci Park
Frederick the Great
Wiemuth
Wolff
Luvarian Lake
Tiergerten
Berlin
Wilhelmshohe
Archbishop Nikon of Georgia Assassinated in Tiflis
Arch bishop Nikon of Georgia was killed on the Synodal building steps in Tiflis by revolvers in a pre dawn attack. A monk present was severely wounded as attackers fled and remain at large. In St Petersburg the Persian indemnity talks show no clear result with Persia claiming payment of 100000 dollars. Gen Snarski is ordered not to cross the Russo Persian frontier though expedition force stays ready amid anti Russian sentiment in Persia.
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Tiflis
Nikon
Isearch
Georgia
ST. Petersburg
Snarski
Persia
Caucasus
Persian Parliament Seeks Peaceful Solution Amid Court Crisis
In Teheran the Shah has not dismissed reactionary court forces, while Parliament, shifting from inactivity, holds frequent talks to resolve the dispute. Emir Djeng, leader of the Reactionary Party, left the Russian Legation to resume duties at court as Teheran remains quiet.
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Teheran
Japan Honors Russian Dead at Port Arthur Monument
A monument to Russian dead was unveiled at Port Arthur by Japan, amid graves of over 14,000 Russians. Thirteen memorials to individuals were dedicated. Japanese and Russian troops attended the ceremonies with Gen. Gerngros representing Russia and Gen. Nogi representing Japan.
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Antzeshan
Harbin
Russia
Gerngros
Nogi
Goulds Plan зарубеж Wedding Likely in England
Paris reports that Mme Anna Gould and Prince Helie de Sagan will wed before month end but not in France to avoid incidents. It is expected the ceremony will take place in England with Mme Gould’s brother George Gould traveling from New York for the event.
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de Sagan
England
Paris
Mme
Prince Helie de Sagan
France
Gould
George Gould
New York
Hills Farewell to Luxemburg Minister Tendered Recall
Dr David J Till arrived to present letters of recall as Minister to Luxemburg and the Netherlands. He departed The Hague earlier, completing his official assignment.
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Luxemburg
David J. Till
Hill
United States
Netherlands
Hague
Monarchs Leave Madrid as Royal Escapade Ends
The King and Queen of Spain depart Madrid for La Granja by auto with the infant Prince while the Queen journeys by train. Other dispatches note banquet ptomaine poisoning in Paris with one death, Russian political detentions, Congo treaty talks in Brussels, bubonic plague controls at Port of Spain, miners wage vote in Paris, and Valparaiso harbor works planned by a Franco British syndicate.
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Spain
la Granja
Santiago
Chile
Valparaiso
Fifty New York teachers slated for Europe postings this fall
The Board of Education announced fifty teachers from New York public schools will travel to Europe for winter tours. The selection follows a rigorous process among hundreds of applicants, with Grace L. Cook and Hiram I. Rice among those named. July 1 set for start. salaries run to $6,500 for associate superintendent post and promotions to city superintendent line.
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Manhattan
Grace L. Cook
New York
Tenement Near Collapse On Ludlow Street Threatens Nearby Homes
A five story tenement at 8 Ludlow Street on Manhattan's east side began to lean after plumbers undermined its foundations to lay a sewer main. Bricks loosened and windows cracked as authorities ordered tenants out and shoring erected. Owner listed as Jacov Horowittz of 14 Maiden Lane.
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Fruit-Mart
Eldridge
Delancey Street
Canal Street
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Supt
Building Department
Jacov Horowittz
Maiden Lane
Fifth Avenue Coach Introduces Riverside Drive Omnibus Line
The Fifth Avenue Coach Company rolls out a new circular motor omnibus service from Washington Square up Fifth Avenue to Fifty-seventh Street then Broadway to Seventy-second Street and Riverside Drive. The one hour round trip runs every ten minutes with ten new buses on the route and a Riverside Drive extension to 185th Street. Riverside cars display a red ball by day and red light at night to distinguish them from Fifth Avenue cars with green lights after dark.
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Fifth Avenue
Washington Square
Fifty-seventh Street
Broadway
Bradway
Seventy-second Street
Riverside Drive
185Th Street
Brewers for Temperate Use Pledge Cooperation
Milwaukee June declaration by the United States Brewers Association urges temperate use of fermented beverages and opposes excess in saloons. It pledges cooperation to eliminate abuses and aims to improve the saloon as a place for refreshment and recreation. Officers elected include Poth Philadelphia Theurer Chicago Stangmann Buffalo Pabst Milwaukee Kunz Minneapolis Feigenspan Newark Hemrich Seattle.
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Wis
United States Brewers’ Association
United States Brewers' Association
Board of Trustees
Harry A. Poth
Philadelphia
Joseph Theurer
Chicago
Co. Stangmann
Buffalo
Gustav Pabst
Milwaukee
Jacob Kunz
Minneapolis
Widow of Langdon Smith Dies by Poison at Home
Marie Antoinette Smith widow of newspaper writer Langdon Smith died at 148 Midwood Street Platbish after ingesting poison amid grief from her husband’s death. She had previously survived mercury tablets after his passing and faced mental strain, with Dr Theodore C Owens tending her before her collapse.
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Langdon. Smith
Midwood Street
Plat Bish
Paddy the Pig O'Brien dies after Tenderloin life
Clarence O Prier known as Paddy the Pig dies at 51 West Thirty sixth Street after a long illness. He once ran a saloon at 642 Sixth Avenue well known in the Tenderloin for size and appetite and for aiding friends in need. He leaves a widow.
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Paddy
Ava
West Thirtysixth Street
Lip
Sifth Avenues
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Trev
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Sixth Avenue
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Brien
Relief of the Unemployed Meeting Opens at Park Row Site
The first Relief of the Unemployed gathering was held yesterday in an unoccupied Park Row and Tiuane Street building lent by the city as headquarters. J Eads How presided and the group decided to seek President Roosevelt’s cooperation to send women to Panama and to mobilize theatres and vaudeville houses to host benefit events for the jobless.
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Tiuane Street
J. Eads How
Roosevelt
Panama
National Committee
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