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Newspaper
New York Times
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1908
Page
3
The passage notes turmoil in magazines with exposure and travail. Pearson's features exclusive articles promises tabasco during the campaign. Businessmen will read to stay in touch with affairs as a few kept to the Up List idea.
The American Ambassador’s Dorchester House in Park Lane hosted gifts for Miss Jean Reid and Hon. John Ward ahead of their wedding. Among items were President Roosevelt’s first American history in Dutch from 1671, King Edward’s bracelet, Queen Mary’s bracelet, and J. Pierpont Morgan’s ornate Oriental necklace. Nearly 2,000 gifts were displayed in five jewel cases, with prominent pieces and generous donors including Roosevelt, Edward VII, Morgan, and Mrs Reid.
In St Petersburg on June 22 sentences were pronounced for participants in the Bialystok pogrom where 11 Christians and 87 Jews died and many were wounded. One man got three years penal servitude, 13 received six months to one year, 15 were acquitted, while four convicted acted in killings and others for pillage.
London’s Olympia hosts the international horse show with King and Queen visiting for the first time this week. Notable guests include Alfred Vanderbilt, Mr. and Mrs. Drexel, Lady Paget, Stotesbury family, Eden Jordan, Mackey couple, William A. Nash, Harold Richardson, and others from New York, Chicago and Milwaukee as American entries excel in prize pony displays guided by McGrath Willetts Bain and Winans.
London June 22. The Pan Angllican Conference drew 6000 to 8000 as Christianity and Socialism dominated discussion. Americans Silas McBee and C B Wilmer joined in urging church cooperation to end oppression, while ex-Premier Balfour spoke at Albert Hall on truth and intellect, favoring science as society’s future aid.
The cabinet introduced in the Duma a bill to raise Duma member salaries to 2100 a year with a 12.50 daily penalty for unexcused absences. Lawmakers say current pay is inadequate to the St. Petersburg cost of living and expect passage without opposition.
A furniture department list shows summer prices including $1.75 to $2.75 ranges and $26.50 items. Upholstered springs are noted with prices such as $11.50 and $16.50, indicating sale or catalog figures.
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