Havana reassured as warships arrive in Cuba
Two American warships reach Havana amid assurances from Secretary Knox that intervention is not planned. Cuban officials thank Dr. Ferrara for presenting Cuba’s case and dispute sensational reports, while Washington dispatches face mixed American opinion and official denial of Gomez resignation rumors.
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Warships arrive in Havana amid apathy and caution
The US armored cruiser Washington and battleship Rhode Island dock in Havana amid public indifference. Officials deny intervention plans while noting American ships deter disorder. Admiral Osterhaus to visit Cuban leaders as Marines deploy to the San Luis rail junction in Santiago.
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Marines Repel Attack at El Cuero Mines
A company of marines under Capt Edward B Manwaring repelled an insurgent attack at El Cuero mines at 1 am with no marine casualties. insurgents suffered unspecified losses after serious gunfire.
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Wood mediation talked as Knox reassures Ferrara on intervention
Secretary Knox tells Ferrara that sending warships to Havana is not against non intervention policy and offers refuge for Americans if unrest grows. Stimson cites high regard for Gen Wood in Cuba and suggests he could settle the trouble without troops as Gen Crowder is reported to be involved in the discussion.
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Knowledgeable Cuban law expert with Magoon era ties
Gen Crowder, familiar with island conditions from Magoon administration, is credited with codifying existing Cuban laws giving him deep insight into current legal framework and governance.
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Solemn Inauguration of Rome Drainage for St Clement Basilica
Solemn exercises marked the start of drainage work for the Basilica of St Clement in Rome. Attendees included American Ambassador O’Brien and Cardinal O’Connell who is funding the project. Work will begin at the Colosseum end and run continuously day and night to remove accumulating water under the basilica.
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National Telephone Company Seeks 10 Million From Post Office
In London on June 10, the National Telephone Company filed a $10,000,000 claim against the British Post Office. The suit centers on damages alleged by the Postmaster General's department taking over the company’s business and affecting its operations.
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Arbitration hearing on major telephone company claim
In King’s Bench Court today Justice Lawrence and colleagues of the Railway and Canal Commission heard the telephone company’s case. Sir Alfred Cripps called it the largest claim ever dealt with by an arbitration court as a bright array of counsel appeared and the proceedings may span 50 to 100 sessions.
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Jewish Charity Seeks Aid for Rockaway Park Sanitarium
The Children's Sanitarium at Rockaway Park urges donations as demand rises this season. Admission requests for Jewish children under 12 may be made on specific weeknights at Educational Alliance East Broadway, Clinton Hall Clinton Street, United Hebrew Charities Second Avenue, Harlem Federation East 105th Street, and East Fifth Street 624. Harry N. Kohn serves as treasurer at 356 Second Avenue New York.
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Woman Admits Shoplifting In Yorkville Court
Christine M. Rowe 54 of 551 Bramhall Ave Jersey City pleaded guilty to shoplifting after being seen taking underwear gloves and a handbag from a Third Avenue store. Detective Nettie Cinnamon testified the suspect wore stylish clothes and carried a bank book with 6000 in deposits. The wife of Garvin Rowe a real estate broker held on 200 bail awaiting trial.
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Morse Leaves Bath for New York With Family
Charles W. Morse, who spent the week at his Bath home, departed tonight for New York escorted by Mrs. Morse and their son.
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Linen fabric listing with assorted hemstitched and embroidered items
An itemized listing describes linen fabrics including hemstitched white shamrock plaid linen with initial R22. Prices shown per dozen range from $1.50 to $1.85 and $1.65 per dozen for other linens. Embroidered TM marks appear in the listing.
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