Mailed Fist Reported Over Reval Meeting and Alliances
St Petersburg dispatch reports Germany warned of a potential triple alliance thrive and warned of kriegeschrohung. The Reval meetings between King Edward and Emperor Nicholas and Anglo Russian rapprochement sparked anti German campaigns and Berlin denials. The talks touched on Macedonia Afghan and Persian questions with no decisive intervention decided yet.
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Anti American sentiment blooms in Mexican press
The Mexican Herald condemns a growing anti foreign wave in Mexico driven by editors and pamphleteers. It cites a 1847 and Civil War memorial issue and a proposal to exhume American soldiers, while linking the trend to new anti foreign mining laws and restrictions on foreigners in professional work.
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Towers Leave Berlin Amid Farewell by Diplomatic Circle
Ambassador Charlemagne Tower and family depart Berlin for Paris with officials and American residents bidding them farewell. Foreign Secretary von Schoen offers a bouquet to Mrs Tower as the train departs. Tower narrowly boarded as the train began to move. Dr David Jayne Hill succeeds him and is expected tomorrow with Mrs Hill.
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Socialists Attack Government Over Vigneau Riots In Paris
In the Chamber of Deputies the Socialists charged the government over police actions during violent Vig naux rioting. Premier Clemenceau apologized for two fatalities, noted gendarmes had overstepped duties, and said culprits would face a court of inquiry. A regret resolution backed the government 429 to 63.
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Dreyfus Case: Maid Fails to Identify Suspect Grégori
In Paris on June 11 a maid for Major Alfred Dreyfus failed to identify Louis Grégori as the Pantheon gunman from June 4. Dreyfus and Grégori met. Grégori claimed no intent to kill but to strike at Dreyfusism and reserved his defense for trial.
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Train wreck near Tournai kills five and injures many
Notes of Foreign Affairs reports a Mons bound passenger train derailing near Tournai Belgium with five dead and several wounded as cars burn. The Paris dispatch notes the Miners Congress backing mine nationalization with union rights preserved. Additional items cover asylum policy in Haiti, Amoy consulate changes, Mutai Hafid’s insurgent forces, and Venice church restoration plans.
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Panama Election Crisis Forces U S Intervention Hint
The New York Times report details Amador’s moves to remove four opposition governors and gerrymander Colon and Los Santos as Panama prepares for July elections. Taft warns the Panaman government that fraud or force could trigger U S intervention to preserve order and the canal’s integrity.
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Admiral Evans Leaves New York for Lake Mohonk Recovery
Rear Admiral Robley D. Evans heads to Ulster County with Mrs. Evans and family to complete his recuperation. He reports improvement since relinquishing command of the world fleet and cites readiness for active service in a few weeks. He praises the fleet’s green recruits refined at sea and notes possible use of airships and submarines in future warfare.
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Hold-Up at Pocantico Hills Near Rockefeller Estate
Police believe a Black Hand style robbery occurred at Pocantico Hills near John D. Rockefeller's estate. Frank Nilick, a New York Central Railroad employee, was shot seven times after refusing to surrender $100 to three men. He was taken to Tarrytown Hospital. doctors say there is little hope of recovery. Nilick refuses to name his assailants.
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Man jailed thirty days for wearing swimming trunks in public
Frank Girard of Helmetta was jailed for thirty days by Justice Welcome G Clemmons after charging he walked the streets in only swimming trunks on June 1. He chose jail over a ten dollar fine and arrived at the county jail fully clothed and with books to study.
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Probing Gormley Escape Spurs Police Broadside
Police Commissioner Bingham rails at the Gormley bail release calling it a blunder and vows a thorough probe into Lieut. Smith and the Night Court handling. Magistrate Breen notes Smith’s sworn status and James F. Kennedy and Thomas Burns face Grand Jury bail on straw bond charges with Burns’s wife as key witness.
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