Farl of Euston Engaged to Miss Havemeyer in London
London notes the engagement of the Earl of Euston, eldest son of the Duke of Grafton, to Miss Edythe Havemeyer of New York. Havemeyer, living quietly in Draycott Avenue Chelsea, reputedly has a personal fortune of 5 to 7.5 million dollars. The Duke, 93, celebrated his birthday at Euston Hall. Lord Euston attended the Richmond Horse Show, showing good cheer.
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New York
London
Farl of
Euston
Duke of Grafton
Edythe Havemeyer
Henry Havemeyer
Haverheyver
Draycott Avenue
Chelsea
Paris
Havemeyer
Loendon
Lord Fuston
Viscount Ipswich
FitzRoy
Grafton
Charles II
Barbara Villiers
Duchess of Cleveland
Lord Euston
Suffolk
Euston Hall
Duchess
Earl
Balfours
Whittingehame
Arthur J. Balfour
Inkerman
Richmond
Engravings from Lord Northwick collection at Christie’s
London June 22 Christie's began the sale of Northwick nineteenth century engravings, all after Sir Joshua Reynolds. Day receipts reached 35 235 dollars with top prices for Lady Betty Delme and Children 9 185 dollars and Diana Viscountess Crosbie 8 465 dollars. The sale continues for three more days.
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London
Lord Northwick
Christie’s
Joshua Reynolds
Benithedtve
Betty Delme
Valentine Green
Harvey
Carnac
J. R. Smith
Agnew
Diana
Crosbie
W. Dickinson
Collis & Smith
Lady Bampfylde
T. Watson
Beresford
Gardiner
Hansen Sues Rothschild Over Croesus Contract
Salter Hansen, the American impresario who secured the rights to Baron Henri de Rothschilds play Croesus in London, sues in Paris for 100000 damages claiming breach after the Baron produced the play with Ahur Bourchier. Rothschild seeks 10000 security from Hansen as a foreigner, with judgment due in eight days.
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New York Times
Paris
Salter Hansen
Baron Henri de Rothschild
London
Ahur Bourchier
Bourchier
Baron de Rothschild
Hansen
Buenos Aires Census Shows Population Rise to 1.56 Million
The Buenos Aires city census released on June 22 reports 1,560,165 inhabitants, up from 821,291 in 1900, highlighting a substantial growth in the city’s population.
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Buenos Aires
How to get The New York Times while on vacation
Advertisement explains two ways to receive The New York Times daily during travel. Readers are advised to be first at the newsstand or mail a subscription order with name and address to the publication office. Rates by mail are 50 cents per month for daily and 75 cents for daily and Sunday.
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New York Times
Zamor Leads Haiti Campaign as Tensions Rise
Regiments and volunteers depart by special trains to St. Marc to confront Sen Dor Théodore partisans in a revolutionary surge. President Zamor leaves Port au Prince to oversee operations while Haiti and Santo Domingo report rebel moves and an American woman dies in crossfire. A government commission may govern in Zamor's absence.
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St. Marc
Davilmar Théodore
Cape Haitien
Orestes Zamor
Santo Domingo
Haiti
Navy Department
Russell
South Carolina
Electric Light Company
Washington
Zamor
Wilson backs court action to dissolve New Haven system
President Wilson and Attorney General McReynolds urge Massachusetts lawmakers to act this session to enable a peaceful dissolution of the New Haven system. If the Legislature fails, the government will seek equity in court. The dispute centers on separating the Boston and Maine line from the major system, currently bound by a trust to be dissolved by state action or court decree.
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New York Times
Washington
Wilson
McReynolds
Massachusetts
New Haven
Howard Elliott
Department of Justice
Boston
Boston & Maindé
Boston & Maine split bill with state takeover string
After a two hour talk with Gov. Walsh the Railroad Committee voted to report a bill separating the Boston & Maine from the New Haven but retaining a state right to seize the stock. Supporters warn of amendments to dissolve the merger and allow sale of stock while Higginson and Storey oppose the string. If accepted a stockholders meeting would be required, potentially ending the suit window.
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Boston
New Haven
Henry L. Higginson
Boston & Meine
Higginson
Moorfield Storey
McReynolds Hasse
Scout for Playgrounds Finds Vacant Lots for City Use
An automobile scouting party from the Safety First Society sought vacant lots suitable for play grounds for city children. They gathered several promising sites from generous owners and held a luncheon at the Claremont to discuss plans. The group included William J. Lee, Hoo C. Hutchins, John J. Downing, William G. Poertner, Frederick A. Elliott, Mrs. Robert Francis Cartwright, Miss Florence Guernsey, and Helen Varick Boswell.
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Safety First Society
Claremont
William J. Lee
Hoo C. Hutchins
Department of Public Works
Marks
John J. Downing
Archbishop Harty Receives Private Farewell From Pope
In Rome on June 22, Archbishop Jeremiah J. Harty of Manila was granted a private farewell audience by the Pope. In Buenos Aires on June 22, Gen. Gregorio Velez, Argentine Minister of War, resigned his portfolio.
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Rome
Jeremiah J. Harty
Manila
Philippines
Buenos Aires
Gregorio Velez
London Antarctic Ocean Survey Plan Draws 7 Year Voyage
A London based expedition led by J Foster Stackhouse announces a seven year voyage to chart and sound the ocean from Iceland to Singapore. The plan, inspired by the Challenger voyage, includes Titan ic site soundings and Pacific routes via Atlantic and Indian Ocean banks. Twelve scientists, six officers and 18 sailors are enlisted, needing 125000 dollars in private support with no government grant yet.
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New York Times
London
J. Foster Stackhouse
Halifax
Azores
Atlantic
Trinidad
Rio de Janeiro
Cape Horn
Montevideo
Buenos Aires
Cape Town
Tristan da Cunha
Cape
Antarctic
Sir Douglas Mawson
Sandwich Islands
Pacific Ocean
Panama Canal
Mauritius
South Africa
Zanzibar
Seychelles
India
Bombay
Singapore
Hongkong
China
Japan
France taxes foreign incomes and Swiss vaults overflow
Paris Regulation imposes a 50 percent tax on income from foreign stocks bonds and securities to apply July 1 after passage in March. Banks must track coupons and transfers with penalties up to imprisonment for evasion. Geneva notes Swiss banks bulging with securities from France and Germany as owners shift assets abroad seeking relief.
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Paris
France
Geneva
Germany
New York
United States
Wilson Congratulates King George on Birthday
President Wilson sent a congratulatory telegram on King George's birthday expressing heartfelt felicities and best wishes for continued happiness and well being. He conveyed the goodwill of the American government and people to Great Britain.
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Wilson
King George
Washington
President Wilson
Wanamaker Defends Girls During Industrial Relocation Hearing
Three views on industrial relations were presented to the Federal Commission in Philadelphia. Prof. Nearing urged government ownership of utilities as a remedy while noting wage-work disproportions. William Draper Lewis advocated enforceable secondary boycotts. John Wanamaker rejected being framed as a department store, stating fair pay and ethical practices, and defending his workers and business culture.
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New York Times
Philadelphia
Federal Commission On Industrial Relations
Scott Nearing
University of Pennsylvania
William Draper Lewis
John Wanamaker
Nearing
Skims Over Manhattan as Aerial Daredevil Flights
Charles S. Niles flew a Moissant monoplane from Hempstead to Governors Island and back, skimming over lower Manhattan and the Brooklyn waterfront. He landed on Governors Island after a low-spiral flight, trailing a large American flag and drawing eye from crowds and ferries.
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Charles S. Niles
Hempstead
S. 1
Governors Island
Army
New York
Lower Manhattan
Mr. Niles
Jamaica Bay
Niles
Brooklyn
Brooklyn Bridge
Bankers’ Trust
Battery
Bay Ridge
Staten Island
City Sets $25,000 Cap for Anniversary Plans
Edward V. P. Ritter, chairman of the Ways and Means Committee of the Ter Centenary Commission, urged a $100,000 city appropriation for the 300th chartered commerce anniversary in New York. Mayor Mitchel noted the Board of Estimate's $25,000 city limit, and said he would not veto if the board approves. The state has already allotted $100,000.
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Edward V. P. Ritter
Ways and Means
Tercentenary Commission
Chartered Commerce
New York
Mitchel
Ritter
Board of Estimate
Kaiser Urges Prince William To Hold Out At Durazzo
Rome reports a telegram from the Kaiser to Prince William urging prolonged resistance at Durazzo. The message counseled delaying surrender, sending his wife and children aboard ship, and defending the palace with the last shot before retreating to the ship, leaving the issue to the powers.
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Prince William
Bays
Durazzo
William
Redmond Urges Funds to Aid Irish Volunteers
A cable from John Redmond, leader of the Irish Nationalist Party, to Michael J. Ryan of the United Irish League appeals for funds in Philadelphia to support Irish volunteers. It accuses British aristocracy and Ulster Orangemen of arming against Irish liberty and calls for aid to defend the country and its people.
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Michael J. Ryan
United Irish League of America
John Redmond
Irish Nationalist Party
London
M. J. Ryan
United Irish League
Irish Volunteers
Tories
Great Britain
Orangemen of
Ulster
Orange Movement
Orange
Treland
Friends
United States
Dr Mary Patrick Honored by Sultan in Constantinople
The Sultan awards the Order of the Shefakat to Dr Mary Mills Patrick president of the Constantinople College for Women for advancing women's higher education in the Near East. She also receives an honorary LLD from Smith College and gifts include a flag brooch from Ambassador Morgenthau and a silver tray from the British American community.
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Constantinople
Mary Mills Patrick
Smith
Henry Morgentham
United States
Turkey
Patrick
Will Dance On The Bridge At Williamsburg Esplanade
The Williamsburg Bridge esplanade at the Manhattan end will be enlarged for playgrounds and recreation and completed in about two weeks. Engineers have worked three weeks to ready the elevated, 30 foot high space close to the river for light and air, with band concerts planned two to three nights weekly and dancing provisions for tenement dwellers.
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Manhattan
Williamsburg Bridge
Bridge Department
New Job for Lydig Hoyt as Complaint Clerk
Police Commissioner Woods named Lydig Hoyt yesterday to a complaint clerk position in the department succeeding Robert J. Kennedy. Hoyt, formerly secretary to Second Deputy Rubin, recently married Julia Robbins and just returned from his honeymoon. Salary is 2500 dollars annually. Kennedy urged appointing a lawyer due to legal complications in complaints. Woods denied friction with Kubin and called rumors of Kubin leaving untrue.
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Woods
Lydig Hoyt
Robert J. Kennedy
Hoyt
Rubin
Julia Robbins
Kennedy
Kubin
Wilson Seeks Square Deal and Open Campaign Tone
President Wilson stated he did not deny business the right to petition Congress or the Executive. He urged a square deal with all actions open and above board. He criticized telegrams and letters broadcast as an artificial campaign and pledged to forward signed communications to government officials.
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New York Times
Washington
Wilson
Two Killed in Biplane Crash in Russia
ST PETERSBURG June 22 A Russian military aviator Lieut Borislaw Sky and his passenger were killed today when their biplane fell from the sky in an accident.
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Russia
ST. Petersburg
Borislawsky
Foreign Companies Control bill targets U S firms in Britain
London June 22 a new Foreign Companies Control bill aims to compel American corporations with listings in Britain to publish annual reports and balance sheets at Somerset House and grant British investors greater access to information. noncompliant firms would be outlawed from contracts and their stock barred from exchanges.
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London
Martin Archer-Shee
Frances Pell
New York
United States
Somerset House
England
Canh Tranowethona
Archer Shee
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