Duchess of Marlborough to stay in England amid society rumors
London reports say the Duchess may visit America later in the season but will not stay long abroad. Court relations with King George and Queen Mary are calm and she remains a frequent guest at London society functions while the Duke often stays away. A Blenheim Palace party sparked talk he aims to show he is still in the land of the living.
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Duke of Westminster Hurt in Polo Accident
The Duke of Westminster was thrown to the ground in a Roehampton polo clash with Lord Wodehouse. He was driven home, with no bones broken but a shoulder dislocation, which was reduced and noted as progressing satisfactorily. Lord Wodehouse escaped injury.
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Senator Culbertson criticizes slow Portugal recognition
In Washington on June 12 Senator Culbertson charged the President was unpardonably slow to recognize Portugal's Republican government. He said the Foreign Relations Committee had taken no action on his April 7 resolution. Senior Root said no recognition request had been made by Portugal or its minister.
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American Battleships Draw Kronstadt Crowds In Russia
Kronstadt crowds crowd the limited docks to tour the US battleships anchored there. Rear Admiral Badger and his Second Division officers were honored guests at a banquet as toasts were drunk to President and the Russian Emperor, the United States and Russian navies.
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Two Colombians Sentenced for Stabbing U.S. Consul in Cartagena
In 1909 two Colombians were convicted for stabbing William B. MacMaster, the American Vice Consul at Cartagena. One received fourteen years and the other six, following a dispute with editor Mario Lara Cordova and Abelardo Barrera amid anti American tensions. Also reported is the sinking of an overcrowded ferryboat on the Volga near Uglitch with thirty lives lost.
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Retracted Slander Charge In Berlin Court
August Spanuth, a Berlin music critic and publisher, faced a slander suit from a New York Times correspondent over allegations of faked interviews. The court proposed a compromise requiring an unconditional retraction and expression of regret, with Spanuth covering trial costs and 200 marks to the Foreign Press Association treasury, of which the Times correspondent is a vice president.
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Kaiser Invites Dr Hill to Kiel Visit
Berlin June 12 The Kaiser sent via the Imperial Chancellor a cordial invitation to Ambassador Hill to visit Kiel during regatta week. Hill does not plan to go but will attend the arrival of Admiral Badger and the second division of the U S Atlantic Fleet on June 21. He will join luncheon on the American flagship and the Emperor's dinner for the Americans.
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Tragic Elevator Death Of Diana Roberts In London
Diana Roberts, 32, the daughter of Marshall O Roberts of New York, died in an elevator accident at Grosvenor Square residence. While playing with her terrier, she slipped a foot between lift and wall, was dragged, and extricated after about 30 minutes. The elder Roberts was a noted merchant and financier with Union-era ties. the family later moved to England.
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Suffrage Congress Opens in Stockholm with 1000 Delegates
The sixth congress of the International Woman Suffrage Alliance opens in Stockholm with 1,000 delegates from Europe the United States Australia and South Africa. Carrie Chapman Catt is reelected president and Janet Richards presents a suffrage baton from Washington. Dr. Anna Shaw is warmly welcomed as she speaks to the assembly.
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American Ambassador Whitelaw Reid Improves Hopeful for Ascot
London dispatch reports Ambassador Whitelaw Reid recovering from illness and feeling much better. He plans to attend the Ascot races later in the week if his condition allows.
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Methodical Clerk Dayton Vanishes After June 2 Trip
George E. Dayton, longtime financial clerk at the New York State Labor Department, left June 2 for New London Connecticut to scout a summer camp and never returned. Friends and relatives fear possible danger given his strict habits, while police report no known motive or financial issue.
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Dirigible Ville de Bruxelles Escapes Moorings
The Ville de Bruxelles dirigible broke from its moorings in Brussels during pre ascent preparations. Unmanned craft drifted away, was reported lost, then descended after several hours with only light damage.
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Tin Prices Jump as Shorts Squeeze Reaches New High
London June 12 saw another tin short squeeze with cash tin rising to 231 pounds per ton and closing firm, traders noting renewed demand and limited supply as market mood stayed firm.
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