Spring and Summer Suits Highlight Broadway Stores
The advertisement touts tropical suits and cool porous fabrics for men and youths, featuring worsted batistes Scotch Canadian crashes and hopsacks. Norfolks and jackets with long trousers are priced from 15 to 32 dollars, with notable values at 22 and 25 dollars. Three Broadway locations list Seve at Warren Street, 13th Street, and 34th Street.
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Broadway
Seve
Warren St
13Th St
34Th St
Cuba Not To Intervene Says Cuban Officials
Havana reports deny U S plans to intervene while praising fast suppression of the uprising. Antomanchi is described as a minor figure. officials deny bribery of leaders and claim unity behind the government. Dispatches note rebel surrenderes, continued skirmishes, and supplies arriving for government troops.
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NEW York Times
Havana
Washington
United States
Times
Julio Antomanchi
Antomanchi
Army of Liberation
Remirez
Tum Times
Santia Godecuba
THE
Sefior Remirez
Estenez
Ivenet
la Coste
Ramirez
Associated Press
Palma
Soriano
Monteagudo
Exoriente
Ivonet
Santa Barbara
Tia Abajo
Vargas
Col. Valiente
Santiago
Morro Castle
Patria
International Horse Show Opens with Very Small Crowds
The International Horse Show at Olympia opened in London with unusually light attendance for opening day. Despite a tropical garden style decor, fewer flowers and lower key display than past years, top American exhibitors arrived with Judge W. H. Moore Walter Winans Mona Dunn leading entries. Alfred Vanderbilt and J Sumner Draper among others bring multiple harness horses while King George participates with royal stables horses and ponies drawing the State coach.
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London
Olympia
W. H. Moore
Walter Winans
Mona Dunn
Judge Moore
America
Alfred G. Vanderbilt
J. Sumner Draper
Boston
Messrs
Gunther and Walker
White Plains
N. Y
King George
Windsor
Sandringham
Balmoral
Synthetic rubber from starch could cut costs for industry
Prof. W H Perkin of Manchester University explained to the Society of Chemical Industry in London that starch can be fermented into acetone or fusel oil and then converted into isoprene, the rubber base. Sodium speeds the conversion, and prices as low as 24 cents a pound may be possible, with starch and cereals as chief feedstocks.
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Marconi
New York Times
London
W. H. Perkin
Manchester University
Society of Chemical Industry
Perkin
Matthews
Funbach
Pasteur Institute
Sir William Tilden
Otto Helmer
Prof. Perkin
Prof
Carl Herries
Dramatist James Fagan Involved in Divorce Suit
London June 17. James Bernard Fagan the dramatist was the respondent in a divorce suit brought by James Ritchie a city merchant against his wife known on stage as Mary Gray. A decree was granted to Mr. Richie. Mr. Fagan has a wife.
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London
James Bernard Fagan
James Ritchie
Mary Gray
Richie
Fagan
Garros Wins Angers Circuit Race and Grand Prix
Roland Garros won the Angers circuit race of 680 miles and received the Grand Prix of the French Aero Club worth 10 000 dollars plus a 1 000 dollar speed prize after completing four laps Angers Cholet Saumur Angers. Espanet won the consolation prize as meet resumed with 16 airmen. De Bussy and Allard had crashes injuring crew and passengers.
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New York Times
Paris
Roland Garros
Angers
French
Aero Club
Cholet
Saumur
Garros
Espanet
Allard
de Bussy
Chartres
Gossengs
Klein's The Third Degree in London retitled Find the Woman
London critics split on Find the Woman after its London premiere derived from The Third Degree. Audience enthusiasm followed the curtain while critics praised or criticized the dialogue and melodramatic pacing. Notable cast includes Arthur Bourchier, A. E. Matthews, James Care, Violet Vanbrugh, and Lydia Bilbrooke.
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NEW York Times
London
Garrick Theatre
Charles Klein
America
Klein
The
Daily News
Morning Post
Daily Express
Arthur Bourchier
Richard Dexter
A. E. Matthews
Howard Jeffries, Jr
James Care
Clinton
Violet Vanbrugh
Lydia Bilbrooke
Howard Jeffries, Sr
Seamen Vote Ends Dock Strike in London
The Sailors and Firemen National Union ballot shows 2 137 members favor joining the dock strike and 3 578 against. As the union is the strongest body in the National Federation of Transport Workers, the decision effectively ends the dock strike, already seen as a failure.
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London
Sailors’ and Firemen’s National Union
Sailors’ and Firemen's Union
National Federation of Transport Workers
Hopeful Cuba Outlook After Estenoz Death Report
Washington reports Rear Admiral Usher confirms Estenoz killed and Lacoste captured, stirring belief revolution nears end though others dispute details. Gen. Wood notes death of chief leader and capture of Lacoste may end movement. Nebraska ordered to Guantanamo for trials, not Marines boost. In Havana, Monteagudo’s forces in Oriente are active.
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Santiago
Eugenio Lacoste
Guantanamo
Monteagudo
Francisco Valiente
Jurisdiccion
Oriente
Washington
Cuba
Usher
Estenoz
Wood
Lacoste
M Movement
Estenez
State Department
Asher
Antomanchi
Sweden to Aid Fair With Swedish Representation
The Panama-Pacific Commission finished its Sweden visit and headed to Christiania. John H. Hammar was named Swedish Commissioner to San Francisco in September to explore participation in the exposition. Sweden seeks strong San Francisco presence and may start a steamship line to reach the Panama Canal once completed. Several commissioners plan to return soon, aboard the Amerika on June 28 or the Lusitania on June 29.
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Stockholm
Panama-Pacific Commission
Sweden
Christiania
Swedish Export Association
John H. Hammar
San Francisco
Panama Canal
United States
Amerika
Lusitania
Premier Tang Shao Yi Shapes Retirement Plans
Premier Tang Shao Yi announces his intention to resign after losing foreign confidence. Cabinet emissaries fail to change his stance as Manchu troops move toward wage arrears dispute. International bankers agree to advance 3,000,000 taels to avert a crisis.
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Peking
Tang Shao- Yi
Tien-Tsin
Tang-Shao-Yi
Summer Palace
Yuan Shi-Kai
Shan-si
Shen-si
Shantung
French honors for Champlain delegation visit in Paris
The Franco American Committee held a June 17 dinner in Paris honoring the Champlain delegation. Premier Poincare presided with Ambassador Herrick present as Raoul Dandurand received the Commander of the Legion of Honor. It is expected Americans will be decorated later to mark the delegation's visit.
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Paris
Champlain
United States
Canada
Poincaré
Myron T. Herrick
Raoul Dandurand
Canadian Senate
Legion of Honor
Dandurand
Creat
London Bus Kills Brooklyn Pastor on London Street
The Rev. Elmer Orlando Weld assistant pastor of Grace Church Brooklyn was struck by a motor omnibus on Cockspur Street near the New York Times West End office and died at Charing Cross Hospital. He and his wife Marjorie Duryee Weld had married last November and were touring Europe. The body will be shipped to New York for burial.
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London
Elmer Orlando Weld
Grace Church
Brooklyn
Cockspur Street
New York Times
West End
Farmers’ Loan and Trust Company of
New York
Mrs. Weld
Farland’s
Suffolk Street
Mr. Weld
Weld
Marjorie Duryee
Joseph R. Duryee
Grace Reformed Church
Samuel. Sloan
Farmers’ Loan and Trust Company
Samuel Sloan
Mauretania
Welds
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Rocers Peet Company
Béhnch
Evensia
Astor House
Sixth Ave
15Th St
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Ann St
Fulton St
Cor
Bond St
Westinghouse
Fullerton Electric Co
House of Ie
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26Th ST
York
Times Today
Bryant
Adv
the Times
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Tomanchi
Meroni
Manu
Dramatist
James Fagan
Marconi Transatlantic
Gilbey
Gilbey’s
Extra Pure
England
Acker, Merrall & Condit Co
Charles & Co
Wine Growers Association
Norway
Premier Tang
France
Europe
Brokaw
Brothers & Boys Clothing
Astor Place
Fourth Avenue
R. H. Macy & Co
Army
Herald Square
35Th St
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