European Powers Move Toward American Chinese Loan In China
A State Department official said opposition from Britain France and Germany to American participation in the Hankow Szechuen Railway loan has largely evaporated. Paris reports note France and England are softening. Berlin dispatches suggest Germany may yield to American wishes to keep open future Chinese finance talks.
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Foreign Office
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Peking
Rector Company Incorporates to Run Hotels and Restaurants
The George Rector Company of New York was incorporated in Albany with a $250,000 capital to operate hotels and restaurants. Directors are George Rector Ross E. Young and Samuel Myers of New York. Rector is the son of famed restaurateur Charles Rector and was expected to open a new Times Square restaurant.
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Two of the Best Linen Suits of the Season
Two linen suits highlighted by O'Neill Building display expert tailoring. The first features a 48 inch coat, plain notch collar, hand embroidered white linen collar, and linen buttons priced at 17.50. The second shows a kilt style with shawl collar, colored linen inlays, French cuffs, yoke panel, and buttons, priced at 9.95.
Woman Captive in a New York Coal Cellar
Captain Corcoran and two detectives raided a coal cellar at 130 East 104th Street run by Mike Padora and found Nellie Moran of 1866 Third Avenue bound and gagged. Moran said Padora forced her back, tied her, and threatened to shoot. Padora was jailed on assault charges. police seek several other Italians involved. Moran was treated at Harlem Hospital and kept as a witness.
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Mack McCloskey remembered as lively dealer and humorist
James J. McCloskey known as Mack, a prominent New York commercial traveler, died at his New Rochelle home on his forty eighth birthday from Brights disease. He left a widow and five children, with son Frank serving as city court clerk. Funeral set for Thursday at St Gabriel's Church.
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New York City
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St. Gabriel's Roman Catholic Church
Passengers Board International Ships Yesterday
The Atlantic Highway notes passengers sailing for Europe on Kaiser Wilhelm Der Große Noordam and other liners. Passengers listed include numerous named individuals and couples aboard each vessel, with additional arrivals from abroad on the Cretic Vaderland Minneapolis ships.
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Bremen
Norman Armour
Arthur S. Bandler
Harry C. Black
Alexander Carr
Alfred de Cordova
Grafton D. Cushing
Ferdinand Groyen
L. S. Hays
William MacPherson
William G. Irwin
Frenny P. Kidder
Morris Longstreet
Samuel H. Lyman
M. Orme Wilson
W. S. Woolworth
Noordam
Rotterdam
Frank L. Abbott
John W. Bagley
Frances A. Beckwith
William M. Bosman
M. M. Boyd
William Bradley
A. S. Cook
Chauncey R. Crawford
Edward D. Easton
Albert R. Flanders
Levi Gottschalk
Joseph L. Leeming
Malcolm McLear
Marcus Morton
F. J. Pond
E. V. Preston
Raymond Smith
J. J. Stevens
R. H. Tompson
George B. Weston
John A. Wiederheim
Cretic
Naples
Edward C. Adriance
Wilberforce W. Baldwin
F. W. Callender
Anton Dahlgren
J. W. Davies
M. B. R. Day
William M. Flook
Clyde Hilliard
Charles D. Lyon
Wryling Putnam
N. W. Salmon
S._ De Lancey Townsend
Arthur D. Wheeler
Marion Whitman
Vaderland
Antwerp
George E. Eager
Barmen
Eager
H. Genard
Belgium
Amelia L. Higgins
David E. Oppenheimer
N. C. Parsons
James A. Saxe
L. van Wetter
A. H. Wicks
Minneapolis
London
William H. Davis
J. F. Day
Kirby Dwight
Francis 8. Kelly
John C. Lynch
William Henry Maxwell
Army Assignments and Encampment Details Released
The United Service reports officers and units assigned to encampments and duties across the nation. Capt I A J Chapman joins Vermont militia encampment July 2 to 11 while Capt T Q Donaldson Jr sails to South Carolina National Guard July 5. Various officers move to posts in the Philippines New York Military Academy Purdue University Camp Perry Elgin Illinois and other assignments with promotions and staff roles noted.
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Twelfth Cavalry
Philippines
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Eighth Cavalry
National Guard of
South Carolina
M. F. Davis
New York Military Academy
Cornwall-on-Hudson
R. H. Watkins
Purdue University
Lafayette
Ind
Ww. J. Lutz
Twenty-eighth Infantry
Lutz
L. S. Morey
Department of
G. W. H. Moseley
Fifth Cavalry
National Guard of Illinois
Elgin
D. Olmstead
Field Artillery
Aining
Camp Perry
G. F. Jenks
Ordnance
Wilmington
Del
G. T. Tyler
J. E. Maloney
Fort Michie
W. J. Enders
Fort Levitt
Movements of Naval Vessels Arrivals and Departures
Arrived vessels include Dolphin at Oyster Bay Eagle at Portsmouth N H Marietta at Bocas del Toro Kansas at Hampton Villalobos at Hankow Manly at Newburg New York at Provincetown Hist at Cardenas Worden Blakely De Long Shubrick MacDonough Thornton Tingey Wilkes Stockton Biddle Du Pont Porter at Bradford Sailed vessels include Georgia from Philadelphia to Hampton Roads South Dakota from Amapala to Mare Island Montana from Messina to Syra via Adalia Dixie from Shanghai to Provincetown Nanshap from Shanghai to Nanking Charleston Cleveland Chattanooga and Denver from Hakodate to Vladivostok.
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Oyster Bay
Eagle
Portsmouth
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Marietta
Bocas del Toro
Kansas
Hampton
Villalobos
Hankow
Manly
Newburg
New York
Provincetown
Hist
Cardenas
South Dakota
Amapala
Mare Island
Montana
Messina
Syra
Adalia
Turkey
Dixie
Shanghai
Nanshap
Nanking
Charleston
Cleveland
Chattanooga
Denver
Hakodate
Vladivostok
Help Wanted Ads Drive Fast Opportunities in The Times
Men seeking work watch the Help Wanted columns in The Times and find quick openings. Businesses large and small advertise for competent help, making The Times a primary route to secure skilled employees and market services efficiently.
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Wrights Prepare for Test Flights
Orville Wright said the final government test flight at Fort Myer could not occur before Friday after nine hours of work on the aeroplane. The plan includes a five mile course doubled for wind variation with a captive balloon marked by a field wire, and a timed straight flight to prove speed.
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Wright
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Co. S. Wallace
C. de F. Chandler
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