Witte Plans Foiled by Jewish Massacres Remain Uncertain
London Times New York Times Special Cable reports in Saint Petersburg on June 24 1906 the mood shifts toward less pessimism amid unrest. Witte warns the Duma must stay open and foreign support remains crucial. Jewish massacres and propaganda are cited as hindrances. Ex Justice Cohen weighs U S intervention optics while New York Jewish groups urge Congress and the President to oppose stricter immigration laws.
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London Times
New York Times
Petersburg
France
Duma
Russia
Witte
Bialystok
Prince Urusoff
Conservative Centrist Party Demands Russian Cabinet Resignation
In St Petersburg on June 24 the Conservative Centrist Party says the Goremykin Ministry should resign. Ex-minister M Yermoloff calls the situation impossible and urges a cabinet drawn from Octobrists, Democratic Reform, and Constitutional Democrats to avoid calamity and stabilize the country.
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ST. Petersburg
Council of the Empire
Goremykin
Democratic Reform
Constitutional Democratic
M. Yermoloff
Ees
Punished for Massacre At Bialystok
Reports from the Parliamentary Commission and interior ministry envoy lead to changes in administration. General Bader is replaced by General Bogaieffsky as Governor General and commander of troops. Governor Kister of Grodno resignations accepted and the promotion of Prefect Sherematieff is reportedly dropped.
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ST. Petersburg
Interior
Stolypin
M. Frisch
Bialystok
Bader
Bogaieffsky
Kister
Grodno
Sherematieff
Police Officers Die in Polish City Shootings and mutiny on cruiser
In Piotrkow Russian Poland two high police officials and a policeman were killed in street attacks. In Warsaw suburb of Wola terrorists shot and killed two policemen and wounded another officer and a gendarme. an hour later a police sergeant was killed. Near Odessa mutiny aboard the Volunteer Fleet Cruiser Nizhni Novgorod forced the ship to return to port.
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ST. Petersburg
Piotrkow
Russian Poland
Warsaw
Wola
Odessa
Nizhni-Novgorod
Sebastopol
Grief at Protest Meeting Over Russian Atrocities
Women sobbed at Temple Kehilath Jeshurun in East Eighty Fifth Street as Rabbi Margolies spoke of massacres in Russia. United Hebrew Community of New York hosted the event with ex Justice William N. Cohen, who urged caution and calm. The protest addressed Russian Jewish killings and a pending immigration bill, with applause and tears from the gallery.
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Kehilath Jeshurun
East Eighty-fifth Street
M. Margolies
Russia
United Hebrew Community of New York
Margolies
William N. Cohen
Congress
Nathan Lamport
United Hebrew Community of
New York
Hamburg American Line to Start Libau Dover New York Service
Hamburg America Line plans a July launch of a Libau Dover and New York service to compete with the Volunteer Fleet Russia where the Smolensk will sail from Libau on August 8. Russia reportedly seeks emigration traffic control, risking shifts away from Hamburg and Bremen routes.
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Hamburg
Libau
Dover
New York
Smolensk
Russia
Volunteer Fleet
Bremen
Haakon Receives Norwegian American Delegations in Trondhjem
In Trondhjem Norway King Haakon and Queen Maud welcomed combined Norwegian American delegations at 2 45 pm. Dr Dane of Chicago read an address praising the king on his accession. A portfolio from Americans and Norwegians featured works by Norwegian musicians and poets including Odin Renning and the Coronation Hymn composer.
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Trondhjem
Norway
King Haakon
Queen Maud
Dr. Dane
Chicago
America
Haakon
G. Gade
Chio
Fie
Ke Xing
Queen
William J. Bryant
North Caps
Krupp Workmen Accused of Treason in Essen
Two Krupp workers arrested in Essen on June 24 charged with betraying military secrets. The case centers on alleged disclosure of secret weapon information to enemies. Local authorities report ongoing investigations.
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Krupp
Essen
Spanish Rulers to Visit England on Royal Yacht
King Alfonso and Queen Victoria will depart San Sebastian on July 2 aboard the royal yacht Giralda for the Isle of Wight, en route to England.
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England
Madrid
Alfonso
Victoria
San Sebastian
Isle of Wight
Boy Seized by Giant Fish in Allegheny River Attack
In Pittsburg on June 24 a colossal sturgeon about six feet long and eighty nine pounds attacked a group of twelve boys swimming near Patterson's coal fleet at the Sixth Street Bridge. It seized ten year old William Wiederselm by the leg before Jacob Miller, a coal fleet watchman, killed the fish with a bat. Wiederselm sustained a severe leg laceration and was treated at home.
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New York Times
Pittsburg
Penn
Patterson
Allegheny River
Sixth Street Bridge
William Wiederseim
Allegheny
Jacob Miller
Miller
Young Wiederselm
Hoboken Rider Injured After Fall From Horse
George Naegeli proprietor of the Barclay and West Streets hotel fell from his horse while riding in Weehawken last evening and fractured his skull. He belongs to the Hoboken Riding Club and rode out with fellow members.
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George Naegeli
Barclay and
West Streets
Weehawken
Hoboken
More American Ships for the Panama Route
A June Washington dispatch summarizes a Commerce and Labor report by Special Agent Hutchinson on trade with West Coast South America. It notes nearly equal New York and Liverpool rates to Panamanian routes, upcoming improvements in Panama and Colon dock facilities, Panama Railroad upgrades, and new ships and services from Pacific and Atlantic lines aimed at faster links to Valparaiso, Callao, and Lima.
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New York Times
Washington
United States
South America
Department of Commerce and Labor
Hutchinson
Colon
New York
Liverpool
Panama
Callao
Straits of Magellan
Europe
Straite
Straits
Isthmus
Hamburg
Guayaquil
Magellan
West Coast
Pacific Steam Navigation Company
Compania Sud-Americana de Vapores
Peru
Merchants’ Line
San Francisco
Pacific Mail Steamship Company
Valparaiso
Kosmos
Royal Mail
Lima
Seaboard
Wagner Concert Delights Crowds in Central Park
The Metropolitan Opera House Band conducted by Nahan Franko performed a Wagner programme yesterday afternoon on the Mall in Central Park. A larger-than-usual crowd applauded every number and the band was compelled to offer several encores.
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Wagner
Metropolitan Opera House
Nahan Franko
Central Park
Glidden Cup Auto Tour Confetti and Cruise Plans
Confetti will mark the Buffalo to Bretton Woods Glidden Cup tour as part of the American Automobile Association event in July. 3,000 pounds of confetti are shipped to route stops, with a pacing car to guide drivers and a St Lawrence steamboat serving as floating hotel from Montreal to Quebec.
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Buffalo
Bretton Woods
American Automobile Association
St. Lawrence
Montreal
Quebec
Three Rivers
Thres Rivers
Queec
Paul Deming
Canadian Customs House
United States
Maine
Jackmans
Chicago
Wenty
Thomas
Stearns
Packard
White
Pierce-Arrow
Apperson
Napier
Stoddard-Dayton
Silent Knight
Pope-Toledo
Pope-Hartford
Knox
Stevens
Duryea
Clement Bayard
Bargain Bathing Suit Sale At Reduced Price
Advertisement offers a $2.25 bathing suit for $1.50 claiming the garment is neat graceful and stylish. It targets women seeking a stylish suit and promises avoidance of an unattractive damp look.
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Tors
Cohen
Roosevelt
Mr. Cohen
Federation of Jewish Organizations
State of New York
Young Men's Benevolent Association
East Broadway
Gen. Bader
Gov. Kister
Odess
W. N. Cohen
Srinsipat
Astop Place
Fourth Ave
National Biscuit Company
Young Men's Oxfords
James S. Coward
Greenwich St
N. Ve
Warren Street
West 42d Street
West Forty-first St
Excursion of the Times Yachtsmen
New York Times Yachting Association
THE
Ulmer Park
Atlantic Highlands
Siegel Gioopere Sixtilave 3
B. Greenhut
PRES
Siegel Cooper
Paris
Siegel Cooper Store
19Th St
18Th St
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