Queen Alexandra Shops American Stall At Lord Mayor’s Fete
Queen Alexandra visited the American stall at the Mansion House fete in aid of crippled children. She bought Topsy dolls Teddy bears and maple sugar spending about 100 dollars, meeting American volunteers including Mrs Ronalds Mrs Reid and several prominent American women.
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Dominion government sends wireless time signals from Halifax
The Dominion Government has installed an automatic device at Camperdown near Halifax Harbor to transmit exact time by wireless from the St John Observatory. Time signals will be sent each weekday morning to ships at sea using wireless to compare chronometers and determine longitude.
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Chamberlain Helpless After Return to Birmingham
The health of Joseph Chamberlain is improving but his relative helplessness surprised friends who greeted him and Mrs. Chamberlain at the Birmingham station after their London arrival. Hats were raised in silence as the carriage departed.
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Joseph Chamberlain
London
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Japan's Red Cross cheap aid cited at conference
Baron Ozawa, vice president of Japan's Red Cross, told the conference that the Japanese Ambulance Corps handled 622,688 cases in the Russo Japanese War and aided more than a million in hostile areas, all for under 2.5 million dollars. He noted no women nurses and credited strict centralized organization for the low cost.
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Red Cross Society of Japan
Writer from Indianapolis in Greenwich attempts suicide
Charles Dalton, a writer from Indianapolis, attempted suicide in Greenwich on June 11 due to despondency. He remains in hospital, with slow but gradual improvement reported on June 18.
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Laurier Arrives in Venich From Rome for London
Sir Wilfrid Laurier the Canadian prime minister arrived in Venich today after a trip from Rome to London. The report notes his swift travel sequence and the unexpected stopover in Venich.
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Let Your Rooms Quickly Find Tenants or Reach Ye
A fragmented item notes efforts to quickly rent rooms and contact a party via telephone, with unclear names or dates. The readable parts suggest a housing or lodging notice urging rapid tenant placement and telephone outreach.
Bourne Family Arrives in London After Continental Tour
Commodore F. G Bourne of the New York Yacht Club arrives at the Hotel Cecil with his wife and four daughters after a motor tour across the Continent and the south of England. They traveled in two automobiles and had a cruise with Sir Thomas Lipton aboard his steam yacht Erin.
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Mutiny Tightens Grip on Black Sea Fleet
Sebastopol dispatch reports Vice Admiral Wiren, new Black Sea Fleet commander, has arrested 600 sailors and placed them aboard a cruiser under guard. Additional arrests are underway, with a penal cruiser likely to be fitted. Sailors protest lack of charges and fear a mutiny.
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Warsaw Bakers Close Up
Warsaw reports a bakers lockout amid rising tensions as employers blame Socialist demands and ongoing strikes for violence and unrest. They warn that continued unrest could push owners to quit business, signaling a broader anti Socialist movement.
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Guatemala fears Mexican interference over Cabrera plot
In diplomatic circles here rumors say Mexico may use the Cabrera assassination case to justify a human rights march into Guatemala with Washington approval. A recent filibustering expedition from Nicaragua, aided by Salvadorean revolutionists, is believed connected to President Zelaya. The US gunboat Yorktown will guard American interests at Acajutla but stay aloof from local politics.
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Amador Granted Six Months’ Leave of Absence
In Panama on June 13 the Legislative Assembly approved six months of leave for President Amador. He will hold the title Titular President during his absence and Gen. Obaldia, minister to the Unity, is expected to arrive to assume the presidency from the 25ant committee of As-one to Colon to receive him.
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France Sets Measure to Halt Wine Frauds Across Regions
Paris reports the government pushed a wine fraud bill through the chamber by 310 to 261 to require annual declarations of vineyard acreage cultivation and stock at commune mayoralties. The aim is to trace wine from grower to dealer, prevent watering or sugaring, and curb administrative disarray amid protests by winegrowers. Premier Clemenceau warns mayors their resignations risk national instability and outlines penalties for birth, death, and marriage record failures.
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French wine reform drive keeps pressure after resignations rise
Enceau's letter and Marcelin Albert led the movement as M. Ferroul and the Central Committee say the situation remains unchanged. The Midi seeks a law shielding pure wine from fakers and sugarers, not circulars, and will press on. Mayors' resignations mount, totaling 330.
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Peace Conference Jealousies Hint at Anglo German Clash
At The Hague June 13 analysts foresee Britain and Germany clashing over aims at the Peace Conference. Delegates guard proposals, follow etiquette, and note Panama’s adherence to prior agreements. Reporters observe high costs and a tense, ceremony filled meeting atmosphere. William T. Stead attends to publish English coverage.
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Japan Press Urged Calm Over Berkeley Horticulturist Attack
Tokyo dispatch reports Home Department warnings to Tokyo journalists to avoid inflammatory coverage on the American question. Mainichi protests Berkeley assault on a Japanese horticulturist, criticizes California authorities and questions U S diplomatic assurances amid rising tensions.
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Lord & Taylor Special Collection of Dainty Articles
A detailed listing of compact organizers with multiple compartments for personal care items. Various sizes A B C and styles in silk Cretonne and mercerized fabrics priced from 38 to 98 cents, each with stated value and specific contents.
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Japanese ambassador refutes San Francisco restaurant attack rumors
London dispatch reports Baron Komura stating the San Francisco May 20 incident and US Japan talks are proceeding normally. He denies alarmist rumors from irresponsible sources and emphasizes limited California context.
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Japanese Ambassador Talks With Root But Refuses Statement
Washington June 13 The Japanese Ambassador held a lengthy discussion with Secretary Root at the State Department but declined to issue any statement about the topics discussed or the outcomes of the meeting.
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