Texas Bankers Visit New York City on Sixth Annual Junket
Nearly 200 Texans from the Texas Bankers Association arrived in New York aboard the Camden and stayed at the Waldorf Astoria and Imperial. They toured Coney Island, Dreamland, Luna Park, and watched shows while meeting bankers like Col. W. H. Rivers and visiting Wall Street venues. The group plans visits to Philadelphia and Washington, with dinners and theater outings arranged by sponsoring banks.
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Texas
Texas Bankers’ Association
Athline Hill
Ardmore
I. T
Bankers
New York
Boston
Camden
Charles W. Morse
National Bank of North America
Kansas City
Chicago
Detroit
Montreal
Philadelphia
Washington
Richmond
Jamestown
St. Louis
J. W. Butler
First National Bank of
Clifton
State Association of Bankers
Mexico
Portland
Oregon
Central America
Panama
General Banks
National Park
Hotel Imperial
Waldorf-Astoria
Jerry Hanikin
Col. W. H. Rivers
Bigin National Bank
Jim Hogs
Coney Island
Col Rivers
Central Park
Ocean
Dreamland
Coney
Moses
W. M. Burleson
San Saba
Ethliine Hill
Wall Street
Luna Park
Col. Rivers
Wall Street Exchange Club
Mill
Knickerbocker Theatre
National City Bank
Shanley
Times Uare
Mercantile National Bank
Consolidated National Bank
Philaea
Alliance Stirs Germans as Triple Pact Discussed
Berlin reports German press debating the English French Spanish alliance with concern though terms are unknown. The Foreign Office stays calm and confirms Germany knows the text of the cadetranstes but cannot reveal details until official publication likely in August.
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Berlin
Foreign Office
Germany
Chamberlains Deny Resignation Rumors After London Arrival
Joseph Chamberlain arrives in London from Birmingham with his wife and Mrs Endicott. He says his health improves and he wishes to stay in touch with his son Austen. The family deny rumors of resigning his Parliament seat.
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Joseph Chamberlain
Endicott
Birmingham
Austen
Mr. Chamberlain
Jewel case found intact after rail journey
From London to Doncaster the Dowager Duchess of Roxburghe’s jewel case, lost on June 15, was recovered intact. Reports from Kobe describe four large wharves under construction to handle nineteen steamers at once, costing about 8.5 million dollars. The Lithos River floods Trikala, Thessaly, destroying one third of homes and risking many deaths. A skirmish in Manchuria between Chinese bandits and Cossacks leaves three Cossacks dead and two wounded. London reports a denied Vienna rumor that King Edward invited the German Emperor this summer, and Grey proposes extending last year’s Newfoundland fisheries modus vivendi with a clause protecting colonial fishermen aboard American vessels.
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London
Duchess of Roxburghe
Doncaster
Victoria
Japan
Kobe
Grey
Root
Newfoundland
France Moves Against Southern Revolt Over Winegrowers
In Paris and Narbonne on June 18, the government moved to enforce the law against revolt in Aude Herault and Pyrenees Orientales. Dynamite and barricades appeared as winegrowers’ leaders faced arrest, with mounted troops en route and prefects reporting rising tensions in Narbonne and other towns. Prime Minister Clemenceau urged patience but said conciliation was exhausted, while deputies debated the measures as the cabinet pressed ahead.
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France
Aude
Herault
Pyrenees Orientales
Narbonne
Sixteenth Army Corps
Montpellier
Argel- Iiers
Chamber of Deputies
Clemenceau
Argeliers
M. Jaures
MM. Sarraut
Ribot
Marcelin Albert Leads Montagne Movement Violence in Town
Marcelin Albert and M Ferroul mobilize crowds in the city at night as tocsin rings. The mob heads to the Hotel de Ville Plaza, pulls iron girders for barricades, signals are set to summon countryside, and Albert's house is ringed by guards amid rising danger.
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M. Ferroul
A. x
Place de l’Hotel de Ville
M. Albert
Havana Editor Indicted for Libel Related to Church Property
Havana June 18 Leavitt editor of The Havana Post indicted on eight counts for criminal libel against Consul General Steinhart accusing him of conspiring with Gov. Magoon to swindle Cuba in church property deals. Bail set at 300 dollars. court asked to attach property or The Post plant to guarantee 3000 dollars costs. Maximum penalty six months and $500 per count. Also report notes past editorial on American officers with generals’ shoulder straps. A Post reporter faces a blackmail charge.
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Havana
Leavitt
Havana Post
Steinhart
The
Post Today
Mrs Palmer Distances Chicago Engagement Rumor
London dispatches report Mrs Potter Palmer engaged to Aubrey Fitzclarence Earl of Munster. Mrs Palmer denies the report as unauthorized and the Earl calls the rumor absolutely untrue.
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Earl of Munster
London
Chicago
Potter Palmer
Aubrey Fitzclarence
Wreck on Lake Shore Limited Injures Several in Columbus
Big Four Lake Shore Limited crashed into an open switch in northern Columbus at fifty mph. Several passengers were seriously injured. Fireman Joseph Mahaffey may have died. Tests point to sabotage as switch opened by suspect near the tracks shortly before the collision. Mrs Hyndman and her husband of New York suffered severe injuries while transporting their son’s body to Middletown Chile.
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Ohio
Big Four
Lake Shore Limited
New York Central
Joseph Mahaffey
New York City
BE. Hyndman
East 144Th Street
New York
Middletown
Chile
Hyndman
China Indemnity Relief Praised By Chinese Minister
Sir Chentung Liang Cheng approves Secretary Root notes as U S would release China from excess indemnity beyond 11 655 492 69 saving over 12 million plus 4 percent interest. Article notes Congress must approve plan and totals indicate U S costs from Boxer uprising and consulate losses.
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Root
United States
China
Congress
America
Washington
United Sates
International Commission
Payment Obligation Cited on Sino American Agreement
The reference notes that China would have faced a payment obligation to the United States over thirty nine years, totaling no less than $50,000. The detail highlights the long term financial terms of the agreement and its fiscal impact.
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China
United States
Japan and China discuss Manchuria policy in Mukden
Viscount Hayashi, Japan’s Foreign Minister, met the Viceroy of Mukden at Hanshi Chang. He expressed regret for incidents under the military regime and signaled willingness to concede in China’s claims over certain houses and lands. He urged a liberal treaty interpretation especially for Yalu Timber company requirements and emphasized conciliation.
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Mukden
Viscount Hayashi
Japan
Hanshi Chang
Manchuria
China
Straus to visit San Francisco amid immigration talk
Secretary Straus plans a July journey starting in San Francisco around July 18 and may proceed to Honolulu. He views Japanese immigration with calm, notes the rise is similar to general immigration, cites passport issues and government good faith, and says new regulations under the upcoming immigration law will be ready for publication July 1. He will travel with Mrs. Straus and their singer via Canada, Puget Sound, and the Pacific Coast.
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New York Times
Washington
Straus
San Francisco
Honolulu
United States
Giant crackers torn down in Italian quarter feast
Inspector Wolf seized a string of oversized crackers stretched from Bleecker to Prince Streets during the St. Anthony of Padua celebration in Elizabeth Street. Authorities warned the public about dangers if explosions occurred, dragging the contraband to City Hall while onlookers pleaded for leniency.
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Elizabeth Street
Bleecker
Prince Streets
Inspector Wolf
Bureau of Combustibles
Bowery
Mutiny in Russian Sappers Battalion Sparks Disorder
In Kiief on June 19 the Twenty-first Battalion of Sappers mutinied over Duma dissolution, killing a company commander and firing on loyal units. Five battalions quelled the revolt, 258 mutineers were arrested while others fled. Reports note censorship and growing unrest in nearby regions.
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Duma
Petersburg
Ay Os
Krasnoye
Yeneteens
Vologda
League of the True
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