Asquith Splits Liberals Over Queen's Hall Resolutions
London June 21 ex Liberal Home Secretary Asquith denounced Queen's Hall Boer resolutions as not representing the Liberal Party. He said Liberals favor federated South Africa and condemned the war policy, signaling a deep rift and signaling a potential leadership question for Campbell-Bannerman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Herbert H. Asquith
Queen’s Hall
South Africa
Canada
Australia
Mr. Asquith
Liberal Party
Jung
The
Daily Chronicle
Asquith
Henry. Campbell-Bannerman
John Morley
Daly News
Daily News
Henry Campbell-Bannerman
House of Commons
Enjoin Coal Trust Plans In Indiana
Indiana officials consider suing to stop proposed coal trust. Deputy Attorney General Hadley intends to probe promoters plans for possible anti trust violations and whether existing statutes cover the action. If suits occur, the case may mirror earlier Madison County glass dealer prosecutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Hadley
Madison County
Window Glass Trust
French Corporal Honored For Saving Two American Soldiers
Information from the French Embassy says Corp. Daburon of the Sixteenth Regiment of Colonial Infantry received a second class gold medal for heroism during the China campaign. He jumped into the Pei Ho to rescue two American soldiers after they fell from a boat near Yang-Tsun as forces moved toward Peking. The act is viewed as a gesture of allied cooperation amid reported tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
China
Corp. Daburon
Sixteenth Regiment of
Colonial Infantry
Peking
Yang-Tsun
Pei-Ho
China Indemnity Plan Proposed by Germany
London June 21 The Times Shanghai correspondent reports a high native authority stating Germany proposes China pay the indemnity in small yearly sums for fourteen years, with larger payments for the following twenty six years, a plan Britain is likely to accept.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Shanghai
the Times
Germany
China
Great Britain
Allied Soldiers Discipline Promised After Mutiny Incidents
General Lorn Campbell warns delinquents from recent allied clashes will be severely punished and expects no similar troubles. General Voyron of France cooperates with the British commander and vows order will be maintained among French forces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tien-Tsin
Lorn Campbell
Voyron
Tung Fu-Liang Plans Northwestern China Revolt
A Shanghai dispatch reported by The Standard says Gen. Tung Fu-Liang is organizing a large force of veteran troops to incite a rebellion in the northwestern provinces of the Middle Kingdom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tung
London
The
Standard
Shanghai
Tung- Fu-Liang
Middle Kingdom
Chinese Troops Occupy Villages Near Yang-Tsun
TIEN-TSIN June 20 Chinese troops with allied commanders permission are occupying several small places in the neighborhood of Yang-Tsun recently vacated by foreign soldiers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pe-chi-Li
Tien-Tsin
Yang-Tsun
Deschamps Praises Chicago University
Paris readers gain an appreciative two column feature by Gaston Deschamps on the University of Chicago. The critic notes plans to link the university with Alliance Française and to foster French language literature and history studies. He cites Ambassador Cambon’s visit and closes with it is good that all this be known in France.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
M. Deschamps
France
The British Mediterranean Fleet Letter from Beresford Criticizes Fleet Strength
London June 21 The Daily Mail prints a letter from Rear Admiral Lord Charles Beresford to a correspondent complaining of the lack of proper strength and efficiency in Great Britain's Mediterranean fleet. He says his duty as second in command prevents public disclosure and that he has conveyed his views to the proper authorities in strong Anglo Saxon language.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
The
Daily Mail
Lord Charles Beresford
Great Britain
Mediterranean
Lord Charles
Rutgers Electrical Instructor Resigns to Focus on New Work
William V. B. Van Dyck, instructor in electrical science at Rutgers College, submitted his resignation to the Board of Trustees. He leaves Rutgers to devote more time to duties with an electrical company in New York City. He is the son of Professor F. C. Van Dyck and recently married Miss Fanny Johnston, who acted in Florodora in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Brunswick
N. J
William V. B. van Dyck
Rutgers College
New York City
Rutgers
van Dyck
F. C. van Dyck
Fanny Johnston
Casino
New York
Cardinal Gibbons Heads to Florence for Rest a Week
Rome reports Cardinal Gibbons leaves tomorrow for Florence to stay a week then Normandy for a month of rest. Sources say Vatican diplomacy in the United States stalled but he is believed to have helped clear paths on urban and Philippines issues and Catholicism in America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Cardinal Gibbons
Florence
Normandy
Vatican
United States
Cardinal Gibbs
Philippines
Monument to Great Elector unveiled at Kiel Naval Academy Park
Kaiser and Kaiserin attend ceremony as Emperor William I lauds Frederick William, the Great Elector, for founding Brandenburg fleet and shaping Prussian power. Speech urges navy officers to follow his precepts, linking Great Elector to future victories and resilience. Describes Elector’s rise after Thirty Years War and expansion of Prussian state.
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Kiel
Naval Academy Park
Brandenburg
House of Hohenzollern
Naval Academy
Academy
China
William
Frederick William
Frederick ‘the Great
Prussia
Louis XIV
France
Pomerania
Emperor William Decorates American GM in Hamburg Line
Reichsanzeiger reports Emperor William has decorated Emil L. Boas, American general manager of Hamburg Amer. Linie, with the Crown Order of the Third Ss. This signaling honors is noted in Berlin on June 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
The
Reichsanzeiger
William
Emil L. Boas
Ine
Third Ss
British sugar duty debate ends with defeat of amendment
In the House of Commons Sir Michael Hicks Beach rules out a colonial sugar preference. The amendment, pushed by Ernest Flower, is defeated 236 to 16 as supporters withdraw amid Irish division. The episode mocks Chamberlain's Zollverein plan. Vincent laments Chamberlain absent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
House of Commons
Michael Hicks-Beach
Michael
Germany
Great Britain
Canada
United States
Ernest Flower
Charles Howard Vincent
Chamberlain
Plans of the Dreyfus Family
Matthias Dreyfus returns to Mulhouse to buy property from Albert Koechlin and becomes lead partner and owner in Raphael Dreyfus & Co. in Alsace. Another brother heads Raphael Dreyfus & Co. in Belfort. Leon Dreyfus retires to Paris due to ill health while Alfred remains in France.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Mathieu Dreyfus
Alfred
Mulhausen
Alsace
Albert Koechlin
Raphael Dreyfus & Co
Jacques Dreyfus
Belfort
France
Léon Dreyfus
Paris
Alfred Dreyfus
Astoria Aground Near Cape Guardafui With Tin Cargo
The German steamer Astoria capt Petermann from Yokohama via Hongkong bound for New York lies ashore off Rasterdaffoon at the entrance to the Gulf of Aden. The crew has been landed. The ship carries 150 tons of tin loaded at Penang Straits Settlements destined for New York and will probably be a total wreck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aden
Astoria
Petermann
Yokohama
Hongkong
New York
Rasterdaffoon
Cape Guardafui
Africa
Gulf of Aden
Asturia
Penang Straits Settlements
Paincefote Seats in House of Lords for First Time in Present Parliament
London June 20 Baron Pauncefote the British Ambassador to the United States took the oath and his seat in the House of Lords for the first time in the current Parliament. He previously took his seat on Oct 56 1899 the year he was elevated to the peerage and has represented Great Britain at Washington since 1889.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paincefote
House of Lords
London
Lord Pauncefote
Great Britain
Washington
Franco Russian loan talks amid new ruble credit
Berlin reports that the Russian and French governments are negotiating a fresh loan of 125 million rubles about 63.75 million dollars. The loan would be placed in six months with direct negotiations between the two governments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Neueste Nachrichten
Oxford Degrees Given to New Yorkers
Oxford convocation awards honorary Doctor of Laws to Rev. Dr. C. A. Briggs and Rev. Dr. Francis Brown of Union Theological Seminary New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oxford
London
Oxford University
C. A. Briggs
Francis Brown
Union Theological Seminary
New York
Chamberlain Confined With Gout in London
London dispatch reports the Right Honorable Joseph Chamberlain is bedridden with gout and unlikely to attend Parliament for several days, delaying his public duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Chamberlain
London
Joseph Chamberlain
American ambassador Choate improves after summer cold
London dispatch says United States Ambassador Choate is confined to bed by a summer cold but physicians report a material improvement in his condition tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
United States
Choate
Vienna writer Schnitzler expelled from Austrian reservists
The Daily Mail Vienna correspondent reports Arthur Schnitzler, renowned playwright and novelist, has been expelled from Austrian Army reservists and degraded by a military court for publishing a novel that ridicules dueling practices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Vienna
The
Daily Mail
Arthur Schnitzler
Storm floods towns and cripples crops in South Russia
A violent storm swept across a large area of Southern Russia on Wednesday, flooding several towns and causing extensive crop damage. Odessa notes the storm intensified rainfall and torn open fields, threatening harvests in multiple districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odessa
Russia
California vineyard owner studying Swiss viticulture in Lausanne
London dispatch reports Vaughan a large California vineyard owner has arrived in Lausanne to study the Swiss system of viticulture. The Geneva correspondent of The Daily Mail notes the visit as part of ongoing observations into European wine production methods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Geneva
The
Daily Mail
Vaughan
California
Lausanne
The Czar to Visit Germany
Berlin dispatch says the Czar accepted Emperor William's invitation to witness grand army maneuvers in Danish West Prussia. The visit marks a notable diplomatic gesture amid European tensions and confirms imperial interest in the German military exercise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
William
Danish West Prussia
Burrows Proposes Direct or Writ of Election Senate Reform
Kalamazoo Mich June 20 United States Senator Julius C Burrows chair man of the Committee on Elections and Privileges says he will prepare a constitutional amendment to remedy evils of non representation in the Senate when a State Legislature fails to elect He favors a plan where the executive issues a writ of election to the people if the legislature does not elect thereby allowing a direct vote to fill the Senate seat in such a case
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kalamazoo
Mich
United States
Julius C. Burrows
Committee On Elections and Privileges
Congress
Senate
Delaware
Anti-Tammany Report Hears of Conference Adjourns to September
The Republican County Committee met in the Assembly Chamber of the Public Charities Building on East Twenty second Street and accepted the resignation of Charles L. Gompper of the Fifth Assembly District. Chairman Morris announced the next conference meeting would be September 18, signaling a pause in anti-Tammany talks as attendees weigh concessions to defeat Tammany at the municipal election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican County Committee
Assembly Chamber
Public Charities
East Twentysecond Street
Charles L. Gompper
Fifth Assembly District
Morris
Robert C. Morris
Citizens’ Union
Carrolls Visit To England Seen As Summer Plan
Richard Croker, in London after Ascot, says Carroll planned a possible summer visit to England. Croker notes Carroll told him last year of the trip and adds he and his son enjoy racing without much business or political thoughts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Richard Croker
Ascot
John F. Carroll
England
Carroll
Sumner
The Dead-Lock Ates Saratoga Convention
Saratoga N Y June 20 The Fourth Judicial District Republican Convention held two sessions without a vote A day of conferences among eleven delegates and district politicians followed Tomorrow a 10 00 a m session is planned no result guaranteed Possible shelving of candidates continues Congressman Littauer favors Edgar A Spencer of Fulton while Senator Brackett backs Charles E Palmer of Schenectady Each has five delegates and one vote remains undecided
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saratoga
N. Y
Fourth Judicial District
To-Morrow
Littauer
Edgar A. Spencer
Fulton
Brackett
Charles E. Palmer
Schenectady
Spencer
Palmer
Wine Heist At Dinner Service Case Is Nabbed
Sherry caterer on Forty fourth Street and Fifth Avenue loses a case of champagne. W W Cavanagh twenty eight, a salesman of 138 West Fourteenth Street, is arrested at East Fifty first Street Station on charges of stealing the wine after a chain of calls from a supposed Stanford White valet. The wine allegedly moved via a Bon Ton Music Hall pickup and a taxi before police traced Cavanagh. Detectives Burns and officers arrested him after locating him at East Fifty first Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherry
Forty-fourth Street
Fifth Avenue
W. W. Cavanagh
West Fourteenth Street
East Fifty-first Street
Thomas Lowrie
Stanford White
East Twenty-first Street
Mr. White
Cavanagh
Bon Ton Music Hall
Twenty-third Street
Sixth Avenue
Music Hall
St. Mark’s Place
Burns
Commercial Travelers Elect Officers in Atlantic City
The International Federation of Commercial Travelers elected officers today in Atlantic City New Jersey. President Edward Trevett of Utica was selected, with vice president R A Cavenaugh of Chicago and treasurer Arthur L Sheetz of Maha. Executive Committee members named were F E Haley of Des Moines L A Labeaune of St Louis and Co C Daniels of Columbus Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic City
N. J
International Federation of
Edward Trevett
Utica
R. A. Cavenaugh
Chicago
Coecieee
Arthur L. Sheetz
Maha
F. E. Haley
Des Moines
L. A. Labeaune
St. Louis
Co. C. Daniels
Columbus
Ohio
Plainfield Strike Riot Ends in Four Arrests
Riot near Pond Tool and Machine Works in Plainfield New Jersey leads to four arrests as crowds clash with police escort protecting striker Clayton Ackerman. Police report 500 to 600 protesters with threats of a repeat demonstration at dawn. union demands halt work at the shops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plainfield
N.J
Pond Tool and Machine Works
National Union of Machinists
Clayton Ackerman
Ackerman
Kiely
Grant
West Front Street
James Niles
James Greehhake
James McConnell
John Hawley
Pond Company
Kiel
Striking miners clash at Maritime mines in West Virginia
In Matewan West Virginia on June 2 a march of hundreds of striking union miners met twenty guards at the Maritime mines entrance. Fire was opened by the guards severely wounding Sam Artrip and fatally shooting Boyd Martin and Riley Johnson. Union men dispersed awaiting reinforcements as Sheriff Hatfield with fifty deputies prepared for further clashes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matewan
West Va
Lambert
Boyd Martin
Riley Johnson
Sam Artrip
Cap” Hatfield
Stokes Hotel Strike Ends After Settlement
Strikers at the Stokes Apartment Hotel at Seventy fourth Street and Broadway returned to work yesterday as final settlement details are arranged. W E D Stokes and A T A Himmelwright brokered the agreement with Roebling Construction Company. Frank Croker, company president, is in Europe and not involved. The dispute had halted work on several large buildings due to metal lathers and board of walking delegates actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stokes
Seventy-fourth Street
Broadway
W. E. D. Stokes
A. T. A. Himmelwright
Roebling Construction Company
Frank Croker
Europe
Himmelwright
Turpentine Mishap Kills Woman and Boy in Turtle Creek
In Pittsburg suburb Turtle Creek a kitchen accident began when Mrs. William Ferguson heated furniture polish with turpentine. A flaming can was tossed from a window striking a neighboring child. Both mother and boy suffered severe burns and later died.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Penn
Turtle Creek
William Ferguson
Deportation Ordered for Wife and Child in Pennsylvania
Judge McPherson in the United States Court Eastern District of Pennsylvania ordered the deportation to Russia of Rosa Devine and her infant child wife the daughter of the citizen's brother violating Pennsylvania law. Rosa Devine arrived with her child at Philadelphia on the Noordland June 10 detained as pauper and idiot before Hyman Devine presented naturalization papers sufficient for citizenship of wife and child.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
McPherson
United States Court For
Eastern District of Pennsylvania
Russia
Oeng
Pennsylvan
Rosa Devine
Noordland
Hyman Devine
Pardon Recommendation for Frenchy Ben Ali by District Attorney
District Attorney Philbin announced yesterday he will write to Governor Odell recommending the pardon of Ben Ali known as Frenchy. He is serving a life sentence for the murder of Old Shakespeare, following a conference with Ovid Peet, consul of the French Consul in this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philbin
Odell
Ben Ali
Frenchy
Ovid
Peete d
Badger Moore's Case Ends in Court of Appeals
The Court of Appeals in Buffalo concludes the Moore case argument seeking a new trial. Levy argues the signer coerced Mahon to sign a $1 promissory note, contending it was not personal property under the statute. A decision in the Molineux case was anticipated from Albany, possibly July or fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court of Appeals
Buffalo
Molineux
Albany
William A. E. Moore
Badger
Moore
Martin Mahon
New York
Levy
Mahon
Weather forecast blends rain and heat across regions
The forecast notes rain and warmer conditions with fresh southerly winds in many areas. It cites yesterday's showers in central and eastern districts and parts of the Northern Rocky Mountain region, while the Gulf States and Southwest remain fair. Highs reach 102 in El Paso and 100 in Abilene, with 90s in Missouri Arkansas and Oklahoma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rocky Mountain Region
Gulf States
Southwest
Middle West
el Paso
Texas
Abilene
Missouri
Arkansas
Oklahoma
Middle
North Atlantic
Ohio Valley
Lower Lake Region
Northwest
Atlantic Coast
Rocky Mountains
Middle Atlantic
New England
South Atlantic
Gulf
Lower Lakes
Upper Lakes
European
Grand Banks
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
District of Columbia
Delaware
Maryland
Virginia
North
South Carolina
West Virginia
New York
Minnesota
North Dakota
South Dakota
Hotels and Guests List Across Major Properties
An extensive roster lists guests and managers at famed hotels including Waldorf Astoria, Cadillac, Imperial, and Holland with entries like H. B. Ledyard Detroit, Marvin Hughitt Chicago, and John Connors Sheffield Mexico. The compilation names personnel from cities worldwide, noting army officers, clergy, and business figures among the travelers and residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waldorf Astoria
H. B. Ledyard
Detroit
Marvin Hughitt
Chicago
Samuel Rea
Philadelphia
Holland
John E. Woods
Pittsburg
M. A. Waldo
Leavenworth
B. Waron
Hiram W. Sibley
Rochester
Cameron Currie
W. B. Kirk
Cadillac
R. T. Atkinson
United States Army
Manhattan
John Connors
Sheffield
Mexico
Joseph Cadwick
Liverpool
Murray. Hill
Charles Pope
G. Campbell Morgan
George D. Scott
Burr
United States
Army
Cincinnati
Victoria
Livingston
D. Wells
India
Nicol Kingemit
M. P
Toronto
M. le Finch
Charles H. C
Hamilton
Ontario
Lateen
Fifth Avenue
J. T. Parkinson
Rio
A.eases Verdio
Guadalajara
sBtexicos
W. Rackhouse
Yesterday's Fires Report Clashes Across City Streets
From 12 o'clock Wednesday to 12 o'clock Thursday a series of fires caused property damage across multiple addresses. At 2:25 P M Trinity Avenue Joseph damaged property on Ping's Bridge Road and Je duane Avenue. John Haskin listed with $100 loss. 5 P M Forty-third Street owner unknown. damage $10. 6:10 P M Eighty third Street a7 J of age noted. 7:38 P M Fifth Avenue Mrs Sara reported damage $5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity Avenue
Joseph
Ping’s Bridge Road
Jeduane Avenue
John Haskin
Bye’ 'Forty-third Street
En Eighty-Third Street
Fifth Avenue
Sara
Arrival of Buyers in New York Cloth Markets
A crowded list shows numerous buyers and firms visiting New York from across the United States, with names and addresses including B. F. of York Pennsylvan ia millinery, Sterling Welch Co Cleveland, R. F. Swofford City Missouri woolens, Bettman Bros Cincinnati, Dives Pomeroy Stewart Reading Penn, and Sibley Lindsay & Carr Rochester. The notes reference several hotels such as Herald Square, Hoffman House, and Hotel Imperial, indicating a large commercial shopping environment and active buyers in textiles, clothing, and notions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tree B. F
York, Penn
Victoria el. Sterling, Welch & Co
Cleveland
Grand
Altoona
Penn
Denis
Ee Wofferrothers Dryads Company
K City
R. F. Swofford
Woolens
Areaes
Leonard Street
St. Denis
Block Company
Ohio
Herald Square
Oppenheim
Oberndorf & Co
Baltimore
E. Oppenheimer
Hoffman House
Loewenthal
L., Sons & Co
H. Loewenthal
W. Loewenthal
New
Orleans
A. Castenado
Mine Wald
Cincinnati
B. H. Wald
L. Henrich
Nations
Bettman Brothers & Co
L. Bettman
Herain Square
Hears William, Company
Buffalo
N. Y
Hengever
Broadway
Permet Schlesinger & Mayer
Chicago
F. Carroll
Imperial
David, A., & Co
Wilmington
N. C
A. David
Navarre
Mead
George O
Walton
Dives
Dives, Pomeroy & Stewart, Reading, Penn.: H. Eisenberg
Albert
Davidson Brothers
Sioux City
Iowa
B. Davidson
Oe Shepard Company
Providence
R. I
F. Smith
White
Troy
G W. Freund
Boys’ Clothing
Broome Street
Rossmos Hot Gutman
Joel, & Co
C. W. Allenburgh
Grand Street
Sibley, Lindsay & Carr Company
Rochester
D. H. Friend, Woolens
Worth Street
Menhattan
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Plauds
Enjoin Coal Trust
Indiana
New York Times
Great Elector
Kaiser
Commons
Colonies
Dreyfus Family
Ambassador Choate III
Cape Colony
Henry W. Massingham
Czar
Burrows
Michigan
J. F. Carroll
Mr. Croker
Weather Bureau
TIMES
Wee Eeseneean
Printing House Square
Sssscsesseseseeeen Toy
Steno
Uneeda
Jinjer
Waufer
National Biscuit Company
Maduro Bros. & CO
Alfred Benjamin & Co
D. & J. Anderson
Lisle
Brooklyn Knitting Co
Nassau St
Bet
Carlsbad
Eisner & Mendelson Co
Cortlandt St
H Ave
New Haven
Cona
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