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Newspaper
New York Times
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1909
Page
4
A short note outlines a man’s resolve amid skepticism, framing a personal challenge about self expression through clothing and public appearance. It highlights doubts, perseverance, and the drive to prove capability despite criticism.
Coyne, a fireman aboard the British steamer Woodburn of Newcastle, was slightly injured when a Russian torpedo boat fired near Pitkipas Bay as the Czar and Kaiser met. The incident followed reports that Woodburn strayed into a restricted zone and may have been escorting a Russian pilot.
Honolulu June 18. Attorney Joseph Lightfoot filed a burglary charge against High Sheriff William Henry and attorneys Kinney and Mason Prosser for the Jiji office burglary. Leaders of the plantation strike, including Y Soga editor F Makino N Negoro K Kawamura and Y Tashak, were arraigned on conspiracy to murder and incite crime regarding an attack on Editor Sheba of Shinpo. Over 2,000 strikebreakers at work and efforts to restore peace continue with no resolution.
Paris June 18 Finance Minister Caillaux presents the 1910 budget showing a 21 million dollar deficit. Nine million is charged to 1911. He urges a cent per litre tax on petroleum for autos, a dog tax, and stricter taxes on colonial obligations and mines plus an inheritance tax to fund pensions.
The Foreign Office commissioned a gold oak crown for Miss Mabel Boardman of Washington as thanks for Red Cross relief work after the southern earthquake. The ornament, in a leather Roman box with royal arms, is inscribed by the Italian Government and will be sent to the Italian Embassy in Washington for delivery.
Die Zukunft publishes letters between Count Kuno von Moltke and Maximilian Harden in which Harden withdraws his appeal against a 150 dollar fine after a court letter regretted certain statements. The Harden von Moltke case, linked to the 1907 round table scandals, ends. The retrial of Prince Philip zu Eulenburg on perjury charges is set for July 5.
The Foreign Office forwarded the American invitation for the San Francisco naval review in October to the Admiralty. It expressed hope a small fleet would participate, anticipating several ships from the China station due to the short time to deploy a cruiser squadron.
The Pope received Bishop Charles E. McDonnell of Brooklyn in private audience in Rome on June 18. He spoke warmly of the Brooklyn diocese and congratulated him on the development and progress of the Church there.
Rio de Janeiro reported Baron de Rio Branco and Baron d Anthouard de Vasservas signed a parcels post convention for articles with no declared value. A permanent arbitration treaty between Brazil and Great Britain was also signed today.
The Sugar Trust loan to Adolph Segal becomes the basis for a U S Grand Jury action. Authorities plan subpoenas and question executives from the Pennsylvania Sugar Refining Co and Real Estate Trust Co as they trace the case. Witnesses include Joseph De F Junken, Receiver Earle, and Adolph Segal.
Borough President Coler criticized the request for a 50 000 appropriation to complete a uniform city accounting system. He leveled charges of extravagance against Controller Metz and argued the Chamber of Commerce misconstrued the measure. Unanimous Board approval is needed, and passage hinges on Coler's vote next meeting despite aldermen's prior authorization.
Pavel Alexandrovich Krushevan, infamous anti Jewish monarchist and editor of the paper Droug, died suddenly in Kishinef. The publication is historically linked to inciting anti Jewish sentiment and the Kishinev massacres, according to reports from Kishinef.
In San Juan Porto Rico police arrested six people connected to the La Bolsa lottery based in Carolina. The operation, run for months, involved seizure of paraphernalia and marks the first local lottery since the American occupation. Porto Ricans had been spending large sums on foreign lotteries.
Paris reports the Chamber of Accusation has upheld the findings of examining magistrate André and orders Mme Adolphe Steinheil to stand trial at the Assizes Court as principal in the murder of her husband and mother in Paris last summer, reviving a high profile scandal.
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