Carnegie Leaves Berlin for Swiss Holiday After Jubilee
Andrew Carnegie, delighted by Berlin, sails for Switzerland with his wife and daughter Margaret. The party plans a Alps tour via Frankfurt, then Skibo for the summer. He attends the Jubilee dinner, chats with Kaiser figures, and receives the Times Jubilee Number before shipping art sales proceeds from the auction.
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New York Times
Berlin
Joe Kaiser
Andrew Carnegie
Switzerland
Frankfort-on-thewain
Mrs. Carnegie
Margaret
Alps
Carnegie
Baron D'S Journelles de Constant
Skibo
United States
Adlon Bright
Mr. Carnegie
The
Times
Bremen
Frankfort
Autographed copy sent to Hamburg-American Line head Ballin
Carnegie in The Times mentioned his intimate ties with the Kaiser and sent a specially autographed copy today to Albert Ballin, the line's general manager, highlighting the strong relations between Ballin and the Kaiser.
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Times
Albert Ballin
Kaiser
Carnegie
Mother Sells Children Ad In German Newspapers
Berlin dispatch reports Thuringian and central German papers carried notices by a mother offering to sell her children: a 14 year old girl, a 5 year old girl, and a 1 year old boy for 750 dollars each. Investigation shows she is a divorcee seeking income. only the eldest child is from the divorced husband. Authorities will remove the children and place them in institutions.
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New York Times
Berlin
Thuringia
Germany
German firms Wiesbaden & Bauer and Felix & Foerster Fail
Wiesbaden & Bauer of Frankfort on the Main suspended with liabilities of 4.5 million dollars and assets of 3.75 million. Creditors urged bankruptcy after failed negotiations. Felix & Foerster of Magdeburg suspended, active in Canadian Pacific and American securities in London.
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Frankfort-On-The-Main
Wiesbaden & Bauer
Magdeburg
Felix & Foerster
Canadian Pacifics
American Securities
London
American Consul Secures French Prisoner Release in Mexico
Paris reports that Jesse H. Johnson American Consul at Matamoros Tamaulipas intervened to save Pierre Barnetche a French prisoner suspected of supporting revolutionists from execution by Federal troops. Johnson secured his release on own recognizance after protest.
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Paris
Mexico
Jesse H. Johnson
Matamoros
Tamaulipas
Foreign Office
Pierre Barnetche
Derfflinger Battleship Still Stuck on the Ways
Hamburg June 18. A further unsuccessful attempt was made today to launch the German battleship cruiser Derfflinger. After she refused to move from the stocks on Saturday when she was named, additional hydraulic jacks were installed but proved ineffective and the vessel still remains on the ways.
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Hamburg
Derfflinger
Mass Meeting Planned In Tokio For Diplomatic Stance
Posters went up around the Tokyo embassy area announcing a mass meeting for tomorrow. Organizers seek a more determined diplomatic attitude toward the United States and cite Patrick Henry's "liberty or death" slogan as part of their message.
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Tokio
Patrick Henry
United States
El Greco and Goya Paintings Lead Nemes Sale in Paris
In Paris the Nemes collection sale realized 1 069 920 dollars with 444 820 dollars on today’s receipts. El Greco works dominated top prices including The Holy Family With the Fruit Basket at 34 600 and The Annunciation at 9 600. A Goya four dwarfs at play was unsold due to Spanish Government claim from 1869. Other notable bids included The Christ Scoffed at by the Soldiers at 19 000 and Saint Andrew at 6 600 while Cezanne and Corot works also commanded strong figures.
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NEW York Times
Paris
Marczell de Nemes
Budapest
Manzi, Joyant & Co
el Greco
Alfred Sisley
Madrid
Goya
Magdalen
Saint Louis de Gonzague
Christ
Cross
Toledo
Jesus
Mount of Olives
Gasparini
Paul Cezanne
Camille Corot
Mme. Gambrey
Cezanne
Treasures from Wrest Park fetch high sums at Christies London
At Christie's London a Lord Lucas tapestry from Wrest Park sold for 30500 dollars. A second four-panel Beauy set brought 16500 dollars. A fifteenth century Indian panel from Lady Layard realized 3400 dollars, with another later panel at 3900 dollars. Additional items included a Flemish panel 2100 dollars and various porcelain and Chinese pieces selling for thousands.
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New York Times
London
Christie's
Lord Lucas
Wrest Park
Layard
Ahasuerus
John Astor
Dodin
Paris Art Thieves Strike in Champs Elysées Burglaries
A Paris burglary near the American Embassy targets the home of M and Mme Hippolyte Panhard. The loot valued at $20,000 includes art and bric a brac. Leader Ready, an English or American national, is jailed awaiting trial on a separate burglary charge.
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NEW York Times
Paris
Champs Elysées
Mme
Hippolyte Panhard
Ready
Hammerstein Engages Daroni For 3 Year Opera Contract
Paris June 18 Oscar Hammerstein announced the engagement of Giuseppe Daroni the world’s most expensive conductor on a three years contract paying over 1500 dollars a week to conduct Italian German and French operas He secured exclusive rights to Massenet Thérèse with Renaud as lead Melba and soprano Victoria Fer also engaged for limited performances.
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New York
Paris
Oscar Hammerstein
Giuseppe Daroni
Massenet
Thérése
Renaud
Hammerstein
Melba
Victoria Fer
Debated ministers defend actions in Marconi shares case
The House heard Sir Rufus Isaacs and Mr. Lloyd-George defend ministers amid charges of improper Marconi share dealings. Lord Robert Cecil, Buckmaster, and others pressed for reproof, while ministers admitted mistakes and urged Parliament to vindicate its honor and uphold safeguards in public life.
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Rufus
Can
England
Sis Rufus Isaaca
Parand
George
Judgertia
Robert Cecil
Marconi Committee
Buckmaster
Cave
Samuel
Post Office
Marconi
The
Daily Mail
Rufus Isaacs
Lloyd-George
the Times
Daily News
Cave Lord Helmsley
Sir Rufus Isaacs
Daily Chronicle
Cecil Chesterton
Hicks-Beach
Salisbury Plain
Chamberlain
Kynoch
Mr. Lloyd- George
Pripe
L. C. Chiozza Money
Lord Robert
Money
Stanley Owen Buckmaster
Frederick Banbury
London
Fred Lyttelton
H. L. Samuel
Dramatic Scene in the House Amid Cabinet Turmoil
London report notes a dramatic House scene as British Cabinet Ministers faced pressure for the first time in years. The June 18 gathering reflected rising tensions and potential policy shifts amid unprecedented parliamentary scrutiny.
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Londo
Suffragette Leader Pankhurst Nearing Collapse in Hunger Strike
London reports doctors say Mrs Pankhurst suffers valvular heart disease from forcible feeding and can take only water. A prison term could be fatal. ally Ayrton says she may not survive another imprisonment as hunger strike begins for six leaders after sentencing. A parish church near Dudley burned down by suffragettes. damage estimated at 000. Two militant suffragettes receive fourteen days for obstructing police at Downing Street.
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New York Times
London
Reichig
A Regis
Dudley
Central Criminal Court
Peter
Harrie
Kerr
Agnes Lake
Rachel Barrett
Beatrice Saunders
Annie Kenney
Laura Lennox
Marianne Clarendon Hyde
Miss Bunting
Women's Freedom Amas
Downing Street
Asquith
Albany Boss McCabe threats widen Sulzer probe clash
Albany June 18 report says Patrick McCabe and other Democratic leaders threaten disclosures against Governor Sulzer amid Frawley Committee investigations of prisons. McCabe defends conduct, accuses Sulzer of hiding truth, hints at perjury, and vows to reveal further details as war boards form on both sides.
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New York Times
Albany
Patrick E. McCabe
Sulzer
Frawley
McCabe
Sonin
William R. Hearst
Charles F. Murphy
Tammany
Hearst
Sires
Gov. Sulzer
Murphy
Geen
Orphy
George W. Blake
Blake
Vomave Caph F. Booth
Wales Withdraws Suit in Duchy Tenant Case
London June 18 The Prince of Wales is not pursuing a legal fight in the High Courts. Cited as plaintiff in an action against a Duchy of Cornwall tenant, negotiations led to withdrawal after lawyers advised abandonment on favorable terms.
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New York Times
London
Prince of Wales
Duchy of Cornwall
Aviator Sapper Denever Killed in Flight
Sapper Denever, a military aviator, died when his plane crashed near Etampes after rising to about 150 feet. The exact cause of the accident is not yet known.
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Etampes
Sapper Denever
Governor’s bill faces swift Senate Assembly path in session end
The article notes leaders in the Senate and Assembly denying a recall of the Legislature and pushing for rapid final passage of the governor’s bill. It cites quotes from Chester C. Piato’s secretary Robert F. Wasner and Aaron J. Levy about the political maneuvering and reluctance for extended debate. The piece signals consensus to resolve the measure next week.
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O Biauvelt Watt
Erie Raedes
F. Cohalan
Chester C. Piato
Robert F. Wasner
Aaron J. Levy
Hearst Denies Involvement With Gov Sulzer Encounter
William R Hearst released a statement disputing Patrick E McCABE's account of his involvement with Gov Sulzer. He denied saying Sulzer visited him on April 13 or that they quarreled and said he did not verify McCabe's statements. Hearst claimed the details of their conversation were misrepresented and urged public disclosure.
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Boss Tweed
Vermont
Sulzer
Syracuse
McCabe
Huckleberry Railroad
Mr. McCabe
Albany
Andrew Jackson
Gov
William R. Hearst
Patrick E. McCabe
Gov. Sulzer
Sulzer Criticizes Albany Bosses During Syracuse Visit
Governor Sulzer spoke to 2000 members of the Central New York Saengerband in Syracuse. He denounced Albany bosses and the direct primary campaign, saying officials ignore the people and favor party bosses, urging both Republicans and Democrats to stop meddling.
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Syracuse
N. Y
Central
New York
Albany
Actor Stanley Brett Divorces Maie Ash in London
Special Cable reports in London that famed actor Stanley Brett brother of Seymour Hicks filed for divorce from his wife Maie Ash on grounds of misconduct with another theater professional, Frank Allandale.
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Stanley Brett
Ash
New York Times
London
Seymour Hicks
Maie Ash
Frank Allandale
Premier's Laureate Choice Narrowed to Hardy and Kipling
In The Sphere Clement Shorter reports the Premier is considering Thomas Hardy or Rudyard Kipling for the new Poet Laureate. Both are believed likely to accept the post if offered.
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Laure
Hardy
Kipling
New York Times
London
Clement Shorter
Sphere
Thomas Hardy
Rudyard Kipling
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