Brav e Se as in a Tiny Yawl Pandora's Atlantic Run
The Pandora nine ton yawl, built for exploration, sailed from Bunbury, Australia, to Auckland, Pitcairn, Falklands, St Helena, Ascension and New York, enduring gales near Cape Horn and a capsize near the Horn before reaching Brooklyn. Captains Arapakis and Blythe recount a 22000 nautical mile voyage with constant seas, repairs by Falklands whalers, and no crew changes.
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Brooklyn
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Coventry
England
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Ascension
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King George Thanks Taft for Coronation Congrats
King George of England replies to President Taft thanking him and the U.S. for congratulating him on his coronation. He expresses gratitude for friendly relations and good wishes for the prosperity of the British dominion and his family.
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Washington
George
England
Taft
United States
Royal thanks to Plaza diners message from King and Queen
Sir Arthur Bigge, the King's private secretary, telegraphs that Their Majesties thank the Plaza coronation dinner guests for their telegram and kind wishes.
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Plaza
Sir Arthur Bigge
Stolen Duchess replica Linked to Morgan portrait case
Art discussion traces a replica linked to J. Pierpont Morgan ownership and a Gainsborough portrait, noting restorations since 1838 and a 1841 purchase by Mr. Foster. P. G. Kennedy cites The Daily Mail on the replica’s authenticity, with claims about birth secret and the Lady Elizabeth Hervey painting that underpins the controversy.
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Daily Mail
Warns Cathedral Trustees to Halt Planned Architectural Shifts
Fistar Morrie argues against changing the cathedral’s original Heins La Farge scheme toward Anglican Gothic, urging trustees to adhere to their 20 year plan. He cites ecclesiastical and aesthetic aims, funds, and public expectations while detailing communications with architect James Cram and La Farge.
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Spence
United States
Heins & la
Farge
Engand
Cram
Potter
Union Dismisses Officer Over Union Threats
Albert B. Kreitler of New York City was removed from the post of Third Vice President of the Printing Pressmen and Assistants Union of North America. The union convened at Hale Springs sustained the dismissal by a 149 to 86 vote amid charges he threatened an American Newspaper Publishers Association representative, led strikes without authorization, and refused to report to the union president.
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Knoxville
Tenn
Albert B. Kreitler
New York City
Printing Pressmen and Assistants Union of North America
Hale Springs
Kreitler
American Newspaper Publishers Association
Baldwin Loco Motive Works names officers
Philadelphia June 23 announces the Baldwin Loco Motive Works new corporation capital of 40 million dollars has elected officers including President Albn B Johnson Vice President Samuel M Vauclain Chairman William Burnham and directors E T Stotesbury Dewitt Cutler Roland L Taylor E C Converse Samuel McRoberts Charles D Norton Otis H Cutler and Francis E Weld from New York
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Philadelphia
Baldwin Locomotive Works
Albn B. Johnson
Samuel M. Vauclain
William Burnham
E. T. Stotesbury
T. Dewitt Cutler
Roland L. Taylor
E. C. Converse
Samuel McRoberts
Charles D. Norton
Otis H. Cutler
Francis E. Weld
New York
Latson linked to Kampf and stage life in early 20th century
In interview excerpts, the narrator recalls acquaintance with Dr. Kampf and Dr. Latson, recounting plans for a play titled On the Eve, a possible stage role for Anna, and later distancing from the manuscript linking Latson to Kampf. She disputes ideas that Latson’s death stemmed from auto-suggestion and denies knowledge of a second Kampf manuscript.
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Irving Place
Dr. Latson
Dr. Larson
Ann
Hay ‘ Beye
Taft at Fall River for Cotton Jubilee
President Taft visited Fall River aboard the Mayflower for the centennial cotton textile jubilee. He toured the iron works and Manufacturers' Exposition, greeted by crowds and officials, and spoke in Providence urging reciprocity with Canada to improve trade while praising textile industry growth.
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New York Times
Fall River
Mass
President Taft
Fall River Iron Works Company
Providence
Taft
Charles D. Burt
Greene
State Armory
Connecticut
Iron Works
Eastern Avenue
Edmond Cote
Adrian Milot
Milot
Taunton
Highland Avenue
Daniel F. Feehan
Fall
Rta
Grand Army Veterans
George T. Durfee
Reynard
Stiger Higgins
United States
Canada
Gov. Foss
President Speaks on Canadian Reciprocity in Providence Banquet
The Mayflower carried the President to Providence where he spoke on Canadian reciprocity at the Con aese Club banquet. He returned to New York on the evening Mayflower after an enthusiastic dinner reception. The President urged reciprocity for traders and tariff reform, noting the era of the Chinese wall is past and urging protection only as needed.
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Jerusalem
la Farge
Gacopal
Mae
Providence
R. I
Conaese Club
Mayflower and ships salute as they pass Fort Adams
Special to The New York Times Newport scene shows the Mayflower arriving with a military aid entourage. Attending dignitaries include Attorney General and Senators Crane Brandages Lips Pett, while the fleet receives twenty one gun salutes. President Taft observes from the bridge as the vessels head toward the River for Valley.
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New York Times
Newport
Dent
Ols
Ersham
W. Murray Crane
Frank B. Brandeges
Henry B. Lipspett
Ode Island
Fort Adams
Tleship Michigan
Dolphin
Taft
Val ‘ Ail Peat Gace
Ata
Bills Signed by Gov Dix Expand Excise Land Transfer Rules
Albany June 23 Gov Dix signed amendments to the excise law. One bill requires a written and acknowledged consent from the holder of a liquor tax certificate before relocating traffic under the certificate. The second requires surrendering holders to file written consent acknowledged by transferees as collateral for loans and tightens rebate rules. The governor also signed measures on steamship ticket misstatements, insurance rebating and discrimination, Army and Navy uniform respect, Kings County surrogate salary rise, highway improvements from Kingston to Oneonta, and Potsdam State Normal School reconstruction at up to 250000 dollars.
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Harte
Assemblyman Jackson
Foley
Hoey
W. R. Herrick
United States Army
Navy
Sumner
Kings County
Wheeler
Kingston
Oneonta
Merritt
Potsdam State Normal and Training School
Long Island Lighting Bond Issue Filed in New York
A $6,000,000 mortgage from Long Island Lighting Company to Mercantile Trust Company of New York was filed in Nassau County Clerk's office. The company serves Suffolk County and Oyster Bay with electricity for light heat and power. The bonds would bear 5 percent interest and run twenty five years.
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Long Island Lighting
Mineola, L. L
Long Island Lighting Company
Mercantile Trust Company
Broadway
New York
Nassau County
The
Lighting Company
Suffolk County
Oyster Bay
Canfield Donates 5000 Dollar Check to Saratoga Park
Richard A. Canfield, once owner of the Saratoga Club famed gambling house, sent the Saratoga Parkeae a $5,000 check today. The fund is linked to maintaining the clubhouse, now used as a public casino, amid the ongoing transition.
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N. Y
Richard A. Canfield
Saratoga Club
America
Saratoga Parkeea
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