Paris still openness touted for U S Steel listing
Paris investors debate listing of United States Steel on the Paris Bourse as Morgan Harjes & Co deny collapse of the plan. Officials report slow but ongoing negotiations, with French opposition tied to tariff concerns and fears of American market invasion.
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Paris
Morgan, Harjes & Co
United States Steel Corporation
Emps
France
United States
Eee
Wrench Steel
Bureau of Registration
Bankers’ Trust Company of New York
J. P. Morgan & Co
America
E. H. Gary
Steel Corporation
Ferdinand Dupont
Dupont & Furland
Utah
Coulisse
United States Steel
Harriman
Southern
Union Pacific
M. Dupont
Japan to Move Slowly Amid Honolulu Strike Turmoil
Reports from Honolulu and Washington detail Japanese strikers and editors at the Jiji newspaper facing arrests over alleged treaty-right violations. The Higher Wage Association seeks return of seized books, with legal action planned, as strikers buy revolvers and seek support from Japanese communities in San Francisco and Seattle.
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Jiji
Takahira
Washington
Higher Wage
Alameda
Joseph Lights
Makino
San Francisco
Seattle
Japanese Retail Merchants’ Association
Hawaii
Tokio
Foreign Office
Buelow Refuses Resignation in Reichstag Speech
Berlin June 16 Chancellor Von Buelow attacked Clerical Party tactics during a Reichstag address on financial reform. He defended his role and pledged to remain as long as the Emperor finds his cooperation useful and circumstances demand retirement only when a successor can better advance policy.
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Berlin
von Buelow
Reichstag
Pope jokes with Farley at private audience in Rome
In Rome on June 16 Archbishop Farley of New York and two bishops were received by the Pope in a private 30 minute audience. The Pope teased Farley about a baseball game at Castel Gandolfo, noting Farley’s “first ball” and joking about his “glass arm” while inquiring about Mgr. Kennedy’s rectorial manner.
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Farley
New York
Michael J. Hoban
Scranton
Maurice F. Burke
St. Joseph
American College
Castel Gandelfo
Castel Gandolfo
Mgr. Kennedy
United States Seeks Share in Chinese Loan and Rail Project
The United States seeks a proportional share in a 27.5 million dollar Chinese loan for the Hangkow Sze Chuen Railroad and wants American engineers on the Pei Ho Conservancy Board. Washington protests a loan exclusivity and aims to widen American influence in the Far East.
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New York Times
Washington
United States
Hangkow-Sze-Chuen
State Department
Conservancy Board
Tien Tsien
Pei-Ho
Far East
Peking
London
Berlin
Paris
Great Britain
Germany
France
China
J. P. Morgan & Co
Kuhn, Loeb & Co
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City National Bank
First National Bank of
New York City
America
Rockhill
W. P. Stewart
Neer
Memphis
Pei-Ho Conservancy Board
Stewart
Russia lays keels for four Greater Dreadnought battleships
In St Petersburg the keels for four 23000 ton battleships were laid in the presence of the Vice Minister of Marine and naval officials. Built at Galernaia Yards and Baltic Works, they measure 608 feet long, 82 feet wide, speed 2 knots, with ten 12 inch guns. Construction is set for about three years with no changes. The ships will form the first Baltic fleet squadron named Petropavlovsk Sebastopol Poltaya and Gangut.
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ST. Petersburg
Russian Naval League
Galernaia
Baltic
Admiralty
Baltic Fleet
Petropavlovsk
Sebastopol
Poltaya
Gangut
Foreign affairs notes report island clan fighting near Amoy
Notes from Amoy report Moelim villagers capturing a junk with Chimboh aboard and killing nine crew members. Two Moelim fighters were also killed as boats fled. Other items note submarine trials supervised by Simeon Lake in St. Petersburg and Dominican wharf concessions and tariff plans at Magoris Barahona Azua and Puerto Plata.
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Heuwah
ST. Petersburg
Simeon Lake
Bridgeport
Conn
San Domingo
Magoris
Barahona
Azua
Puerto Plata
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