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New York Times

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 25, 1910

Page

4

Spain Maintains Stand on Vatican Protest Over Religious Program

Madrid reports Premier Canalejas declares the government will carry out its religious program and ignore Vatican protests over the June 11 decree authorizing non Catholic religious insignia. He says the king was kept to his pledge and liberal support is sought to push ahead with the reform.

Madrid Canalejas Vatican Alfonso Rome Canale the Hague George Turner United States Great Britain Turner ST. Petersburg Reichsrath Council of the Empire Duma Finland Friedberg Hesse Herr Busold Reichstag Herr Helmelts

German urged to back American Turkey concessions

Berlin reports the German government urged American interests to reach an understanding with the Bagdad Railway Company over Asia Minor concessions. The Foreign Office favors American enterprise in principle but wary of German concessions affected by mining law, with a State Department inquiry prompting review.

Berlin Asia Minor Bagdad United States Baron Marschall von Biberstein Constantinople Sublime Porte

American dentist Burton found dead in London

Oxford reports H Stand ford Burton an American dental surgeon practicing there died from self administered poison. A Harvard graduate, Burton was about forty five and previously in Boston his health was poor.

Harvard London Oxford England H. Standford Burton Burton Harvard University Boston Viarry Sandford Burton America

37 Die in Manzanillo Line Troop Train Wreck

Thirty seven people were killed and about 130 injured when four cars of a troop train on the Manzanillo line derailed on a steep grade in Co lima State. Four cars separated from the locomotive and sped down the hill, many leaping free. The dead include soldiers and officers and their families. Engineer Watson, an American, and Conductor Martinez, a Mexican, were jailed at Zapatillo pending inquiry.

Mexico City Manzanillo National Railways Colima Engineer Watson Martinez Zapatillo

Bryan Sails Anonymously From London to Montreal

William Jennings Bryan slipped away from London with Mrs Bryan under an assumed name. He boarded the Royal George steamer to Montreal via Bristol, paying for passage without revealing his identity and asking that his name be omitted from the passenger list.

Cabie NEW York Times London William Jennings Bryan Bristol Royal George Canadian Line Montreal

Opium trade grows as India ships more to China

Imperial Maritime Customs report shows 1909 opium imports into China higher than 1908 despite a British one tenth cut. Indirect imports rise as home poppy farming is crushed, while Britain and China clash over provincial monopolies and treaty rights.

Peking Imperial Maritime Customs China Great Britain India

Zeppelins Deutschland Completes Four Hour Dusseldorf Excursion

The Zeppelin airship Deutschland carried thirty two passengers on a longer four hour trip from Dusseldorf to Essen Dortmund and Bochum returning over the Krupp works. A rainstorm on the return required effort to fight a head wind but all passengers including ten women reported no discomfort.

Dusseldorf Deutschland Essen Dortmund Bochum Krupp

Regent Refuses Tsai Tao Petition on Europe Tour

Peking regent Prince Chun rejected a second petition by Prince Tsai Tao to extend his Europe tour. The palace faced outcry over princely peregrinations amid tensions from appointments of brothers to army and navy heads. Prince Tsai Sun plans to depart for the United States once Tsai Tao returns.

Tsai Tao Peking Prince Chun Europe Tsai Ksun United States

St John Unveils Champlain Monument on River Discovery Day

St John New Brunswick marks the 206th anniversary of Champlain's discovery of the St John River by unveiling a monument to the great French explorer Samuel de Champlain. The ceremony honors Champlain and the patron saint of France.

St. John Champlain N. B St. John River Samuel de’ Champlain France

Keene and Haskins in Private Office Bond Scandal Testimony

In the Fiske & Co bankruptcy hearing at 2 Rector Street, clerk Ronan described private wires linking Keene to brokers Popper & Sternbach and Eric & Co. He testified that on Jan 18 Haskins entered Keene's room and overheard discussions about the Hocking pool, stock allotments, and plans to buy hundreds of shares as the pool collapsed. The hearing adjourned to June 30.

James R. Keene Hocking Pool J. M. Fiske & Co Fiske & Co Seaman Miller Rector Street William J. Rowan Mr. Keene Popper & Sternbach Eric & Co Popper & Sternberg Haskins Ronan Mr. Haskins Mr. Little Keene Co. O. Hendrcks Tre The Stock Exchange Henry Stanley Hasns

Graft suspected in Ottawa bureau probe

Ottawa reports F X Gouldthrite, longtime Superintendent of Stationery in the Government Printing Bureau, vanished after Secretary of State Murphy accused graft in supply purchases worth 250000 to 1000000 dollars. Purchases allegedly billed higher than costs. Gouldthrite is believed in New York. Other officials faced dismissal or suspension as probe widens over fifteen years.

New York Times Ottawa F. X. Gouldthrite Government Murphy Gouldtrite New York Gouldthrite

Graft Trials Adjourned in Schenectady Courthouse

Extraordinary Supreme Court term trying graft cases adjourned to July 15. Gov. Hughes directed court May 14 and Grand Jury returned 41 indictments against 17 men on June 2. Record at adjournment shows felonies convicted four, guilty pleas two, misdemeanors three, indictments dismissed two, acquittals by jury and court directions one each, and several cases undposed or not arrested.

Schenectady Supreme Court van Kirk Gov. Hughes Elm Place

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