Irish in Commons Bolt the Liberals in Home Rule Battle
In the House of Commons the Irish Nationalist Party pushed for sterner measures against the Liberals over Home Rule. Redmond urged vigorous, independent action to force a better Irish government, while a campaign across English constituencies was planned to educate voters on Ireland’s needs. The party also planned opposition to the Army bill and the Dublin Queen's College appeal.
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Grazing War Escalates in Ireland At Athenry Clash
Dublin reports a nocturnal raid near Athenry Galway where a crowd tried to drive cattle from a farm. Police faced attack, officers fired, raiders returned fire, forcing retreat as fires at two or three stables were set ablaze. Public sympathy favors the raiders, complicating government response.
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Carnegie to Meet Kaiser During Kiel Yachting Week
Andrew Carnegie and Mrs. Carnegie will be hosted by Ambassador and Mrs. Charlemagne Tower at Kiel during yachting week. Tower will introduce Carnegie to Emperor William. Joseph Wharton and other American guests are expected with yachts including Nahma and Utowana.
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Ortona Steamer Reaches Safety After Grounding
The British Royal Mail steamer Ortera ran aground at Treton Bank in the Straits of Magellan. It freed at the next tide with no apparent damage and resumed voyage. In Paris, M Jaures plans a proposal to restore state alcohol monopoly from July 2. In Tangier the Sanitary Commission’s vetoed drainage contract with the German Wenhausen Company, valued at 150000 dollars, was approved by the Diplomatic Corps.
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Lawmaker Introduces Natal Immigration Bill
CAPETOWN June 11 Mr Haggar a Labor Party member of the Legislature today introduced a bill abolishing Asiatic immigration to Natal by December 31 1908 and providing for repatriation of the Chinese coolies at contract end.
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Putnam in London to pursue rare books for Congress
Herbert Putnam Librarian of Congress reaches London from the Continent to pursue valuable volumes for the Congressional Library. He notes ongoing negotiations and a corps copying early Colonial history records while staying at Buckland's Hotel until Thursday before returning to America.
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Sanderson Wedgwood Collection Sold Private Sale
The Sanderson collection of Wedgwood ware, once advertised for sale at Christie's, was bought today in private sale by the Duveen Brothers. It is described as the most complete and precious private Wedgwood collection in the world.
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Motor Victims Improve After Banbury Crash
Mrs. John H. Blake of Philadelphia heals at Horton Infirmary while husband improves after a motor car collision on Sun Rising Hill Banbury. The dead is H. C. Johnson of Berkeley 29, Yale law alumnus and former Berkeley City Attorney, cremation planned in New York for burial ashes in America.
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Assassin Kills General in Ashkabad. Unnamed Suspects Flee
Gen Ulyanine, chief of the Central Asia Railroad, was murdered in Ashkabad. The killers wore soldier uniforms and escaped. their identities are unknown. Independent reports note additional incidents in St. Petersburg of a young engineer and poet Alexander Aross taking his own life and a found youth with a cut throat leading to an open air bomb factory nearby.
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Parliament Seeks Resignation of Kuznetsoff Over Conduct
The lower house through its Executive Committee demands the resignation of A. F. Kuznetsoff a Social Revolutionist from Tver for conduct degrading to Parliament. He is described as of extreme conviviality and allegedly intoxicated during an Easter trip to Tver Province.
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British Red Cross Congress Opens in London
Field Marshal Lord Roberts welcomed delegates as Queen Alexandra presided over the eighth International Red Cross Congress in Examination Hall London. The Marquis de Vogue spoke for the French Central Committee and messages from the Empress of Russia and Florence Nightingale arrived. The queen praised Miss Nightingale and delegates wore military uniforms as the convention adjourned until the next day.
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Britain and US seek fair treatment on German treaty
Foreign Secretary Grey told MPs that the United States does not want to use the German commercial agreement provisions to discriminate against any state and is willing to apply to Great Britain if desired. He said negotiations with the United States proceed under Section Three of the Anglery act, details undisclosed.
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Czar rejects tunnel concession claim
The official Russian news agency corrected an earlier report from June 8 claiming the Council of Ministers favored a concession to build a tunnel under the Bering Strait. The agency said the June 8 item was in error and the concession was not approved.
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France faces municipal unrest and winegrower strike
In Montpellier and across the south, winegrowers press for reform while municipal councils resign in protest. A youth is arrested for a revolutionary banner, hussars disperse crowds, and the mayoral duties stall marriages as Clemenceau seeks calm and a commission to run local affairs.
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Gammage and Bishop Face Tense Graduation at St. Pauls
Special to The New York Times Garden City Illinois June 11 The dispute between Bishop Burgess of Long Island and Dr Frederick L Gammage headmaster of St Pauls School threatens to erupt at tomorrow nights commencement in the gymnasium The event marks the first public meeting since Gammage resigned a month ago Gammage will preside and present medals while Burgess will deliver an address and diploma parade Rumors claim Gammage bought Becker House Paulding New York for 150000 to launch a new school in autumn, prompting many faculty and students to plan to join him The headmaster declined to confirm or deny the report. There are ten masters and about 175 students at St Pauls most of whom plan to attend the new school next season. The students have been told the real cause of the quarrel but sworn to secrecy to avoid harming Gammage.
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Trouble in a Regiment at Narbonne Barracks
Discontent in the One Hundredth Infantry flares into a clash as privates oppose removing men from a celebratory wall. Soldiers refuse to march against friends amid winegrower demonstrations. Gen Picquart moves the unit to Gap to avert further discipline breaches.
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Norway Urges Peace at The Hague Congress
June 11 Norway affirms a peace government stance at The Hague gathering. Minister Leyland says Norway will defend its honor without violence, opposing dueling and bloodshed. He emphasizes Norway’s mercantile navy and calls for discussion on maritime law and arms reduction.
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Believed Alfano Escape Sparks NYC Impersonation Theories
Reports from Naples claim the man arrested in New York as Enrico Alfano was not the real Alfano leader of the Camorra. The real Alfano allegedly arrived in Havre disguised as a coal porter. The impersonator was extradited after a New York arrest, and Italian police in New York failed to verify identity.
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