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New York Times

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 14, 1903

Page

4

Balfour Postpones Cabinet Crisis Amid Chamberlain Debate

London dispatch notes Parliament reopened amid fears Balfour’s ministry may fall over Chamberlain’s protection plan. Dissensions surfaced in the cabinet with Hicks Beach, Ritchie, and likeminded figures opposing the fiscal shift while Balfour temporized. Society reports focus on Hospital Sunday events and a grand London Hospital Ball as Servia tragedy dominates papers.

New York Times London Mr. Chamberlain Balfour Commons Black Michael Nic ‘Knamé England Ritchie

Albany 10 Razed A Historic London Address for Bachelors

The Albany off Piccadilly, a famed 18th century bachelor apartments building, is to be sold and likely replaced by a large hotel. Notable residents over the years include Byron, Macaulay, Canning, Lord Althorp, and Sir Harry Verney among others. the site’s fate and future plans remain undecided.

London Albany Piccadilly New York Ibany Harry Henry F. Stephenson Marquis of Clanricarde John Vaughan Jaude Lowther Sitherland House Willam Chamsu Lord Holland Lord Melbourne Piccadilly House Melbourne House Ake Uke York and George III Whitehall Eee America George Canning Isot Lord Althorp Lord Byron Lord Walthorp Monk Lewis Byron Horace Smith Robert Smirke Ord Webb Seymour Lord Valentia Sir William Gell Bower Lytton Macaulay England Lfe Lord Glenelg Mountstuart Elphinstone Bombay Sir Charles «Pier John Hobhouse Lord Brougham Henry Cottrell Daniel Lambert Horace Wyndham Pall Mall Gazette

Lady Cook Granted Retrial in Libel Case

The Appeal Court granted Lady Cook formerly Miss Tennessee Claflin of New York a retrial of the libel action brought by J. H. Wallace, her former private secretary, who had won a $2,750 verdict. Counsel said Wallace claimed extortion of a $360,000 check and alleged a death cause by a blow at Sir Francis Cook's home. The Master of the Rolls called the suit blackmail and ordered the verdict set aside.

London Lady Cook Tennessee Claflin New York Wallace Sir Francis Cook Master of the Rolls

Urga Dock President Resigns Over Gunboat Delays

Announcement from Tokio reports Ysukahira, president of the Urga Dock Company, resigning after failure to deliver United States gunboats for the Phillwee Government. Gov Taft has rejected the boats and three others are described as inadequate.

Tokio Victoria B. C Ysukahira Urga Dock Company United States Phillwee Taft

Typhoon Leaves Hanoi Namdinh Thaibinh Damaged

A typhoon of extraordinary violence swept over Hanoi Namdinh and Thaibinh last night causing heavy damage. Many natives perished and several Europeans were injured. Three trains were overturned between Hanoi and Namdinh and telegraphs and railroads are interrupted.

Cochin China Saigon Hanoi Namdinh Thaibinh

Healthful Pope Leo Denies Sudden Death Rumors

An official Vatican statement denies Vienna and Berlin reports that Pope Leo XIII died suddenly. The Pope, though weaker after his hemorrhoid attack, leads his normal life, receiving visitors and noting a recent Italian dinner. Also noted are Naples animal protection efforts and a widening Franco Italian trade entente under discussion.

Rome Vienna Lapponi Vatican Leo Cardinal Respighi Berlin Father Murphy Irish College Mer. Kennedy American College Mer. Booker Dennis J. Dougherty

Italian Cabinet Resigns in Italy's Slow Political Turn

Premier Zanardelli announced to the Chamber that his cabinet had resigned after presenting the move to King Victor Emmanuel who reserved decision. Ministers will run current affairs temporarily while the political position is sorted. Zanardelli refuses to form a new cabinet due to ill health. Paris dispatch notes allies urging reconsideration if King asks.

OME Zanardelli Chamber Ofeputies Signor Zanardelli Victor Emmanuel Tribuna Paris Temps Rome

Bishop of Cebu Resigns from Philippine Post

The Vatican has accepted the resignation of Mgr. Martin Garcia y Alcocer as Bishop of Cebu. He currently serves as Apostolic Administrator of the Archdiocese of Manila and is the last Spanish Episcopal dignitary in the Philippines. He is expected to depart the islands soon.

Vatican Philippines Rome Mgr Martin Garcia Y Alcocer Archdiocese of Manila Cebu Mer. Garcia Y Alcocer

Reform Drive Shapes Italian Press and State Budget Debate

In Rome reform talks sweep the press across parties as Italy plans judiciary, army and postal reforms. The war budget blocks Parliament until 1907, while Gen Ottolenghi trims pensions and expands ordinary spending. Italy boasts 1.5 million trained troops readiness, a prison reform push to employ inmates, and concerns over open-air work versus labor rights amid agricultural need.

Regina Coeli Naples War Ministry Ottolenghi Kaly Italy Signor Giolitti

Bulgarians Flee From Home Amid Turkish Prowl

In Sofia 1590 Bulgarian refugees arrived in Burgas district fleeing terror in Adrianople vilayet. Turkish regulars and Bashi Bazouks pillage the countryside, arrest residents, and drive families from villages. Premier Daneff protests massacre at Enridge on June 2.

Sofia Bulgaria Burgas Piroga Kull Kovatchaz Adrianople Daneff Enridge Adriannople

Cockran on Ireland Future Provokes Parliament Dinner

In London the Irish Party hosted Bourke Cockran of New York with John Redmond chairing as he praised the American ally while Cockran declined to seek Parliament. He urged Irish liberty, warned Britain on fiscal policy, and forecast Ireland’s urban progress and eventual bloom across the century.

London House of Commons Bourke Cockran New York John Redmond Cockran Ireland Chamberlain Cochran Redmond United States Cuba Philippines America Mr. Redmond Redond France Cochran Delared Ockran Fr. Redmond Arliament Fr. Chamberlain Great Britain United States Supreme Court England

Paris Social Season Blooms as Americans Arrive in Force

Paris and Aix are lively with U S visitors as Mrs Ferdinand Blumenthal hosts a gala at Pavillon d Armenonville. Notables include the Grosvenors, Astors, Vanderbilts, Pulitzer, J Clinton Spencer, and many New York, Philadelphia and Chicago socialites.

Paris Aix J. L. Thorndike Thorndike J. S. Bigelow Lockwood Boston Samuel Davis Davis D. A. Bannerman Neilson Pater Samuel Baldwin J. G. Cushing Henry Dyer Peter Wrykoff New York W. W. Warden Charles Phillips Philadelphia J. Clinton Spencer Chicago Joseph Pulitzer Hotel d’Aix Mr. Pulitzer John Bulkeley Charles Winter Hotel de Généve W. K. Vanderbilt, Jr Ritz Hotel London United States Elkins Frankfort John Jacob Astor America C. F. Stickney Gen. Stewart L. Woodford Miss Woodford Germany Preston Hix Miss Hix Emory A. Clark Savoie Rue Marguerite W. Clifton McCausland Pittsburg Nellie van Schaick Bloomington McCausland Switzerland Austria Clarence Eddy Champs Elysées Amanda S. Buck Jackson Miss Blanche Heuston M. Pratt Italy Holland England Scotland Gallatin Née Post Marcus Biddle George B. McClelan Homburz Robert P. Perkins C. Gray Dinsmore Avenue Morceau

France's Moorish Campaign Battle Report in Morocco

Paris papers debate the expedition against Figuig as a punitive action under 1845 treaty rights. Jonnart and Gen O Connor led a Flask of Foreign Legion forces facing about 600 Moors at Zenaga. 17 French wounded, five severely, Moors losses uncounted.

Paris Foreign Legion Morocco France L*eclair Algeria M. ‘Jonnart Figning M. Delcassé Temps Figulg L'Eclair Jonnart Zenaga le Journal Spahis Amel Figuig O'Connor le Joural M. Jonnart la Journal Beni Ounif O’connor Figuig Pecpia Ames Beni Gunif Tuncheon

United States and British Delegates Weigh Uniform Chinese Currency Plan

In London on June 13 the U S International Exchange Commissioners H H Hanna Charles A Conant and Prof Jeremiah W Jenks met with British and Mexican delegates. Chinese Legation representatives attended two meetings and broadly endorsed a uniform currency plan for China alongside British approval.

London United States International Exchange Commissioners H. H. Hanna Charles A. Conant Jeremiah W. Jenks China

Fatal Fire at Glasgow Whisky Distillery

A blaze at a Glasgow whisky distillery last night killed three men, three boys, and two women. Many injured were buried under debris as thousands of casks exploded and a wall of a neighboring flour mill collapsed. About a million gallons of whisky burned amid the flames.

Glasgow

Transport Samshui Returns Safe to Manila

The United States transport Samshui, reportedly wrecked during the June hurricane in the Philippine Islands, has arrived safely in Manila on June 13 after being sighted June 5.

Manila United States Philippine Islands

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