Royal Court in London Ends Season with Emerald Jewels
King and Queen host Buckingham Palace court attended by many Americans including Mrs. Stotesbury and Mrs. Morris. Mrs. Morris showcases historic emeralds from India and a diamond tiara while Mrs. Reid presents the American guests.
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Philadelphia
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Rose Dexter
Gladys MacMillan
Colorado Springs
Nelson Morris
Chicago
Pink Lady Returns After London Triumph
Marc Klaw will end The Pink Lady run in London in late July to reopen at New Amsterdam in New York in August. Kitty Cheatham headlines a concert at the Little Theatre with Princess Victoria among attendees and a musical recitation by Minnie Cochran, a Queen Mary lady-in-waiting, accompanying Cheatham.
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New York Times
London
Marc Klaw
New Amsterdam
New York
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Kitty Cheatham
Little Theatre
Victoria
Schleswig-Holstein
Minnie Cochrane
Queen Mary
Swindled an American in Paris Court Case
Paris authorities sentenced Robert Looren to three years in prison and a $10 fine for defrauding New Yorker Mr. Frasch of about 35 000. Looren, who claimed wealth, sought funds by posing through forged telegrams from the French Ambassador Crosier. He was tried in absentia after the alleged scam on a transatlantic voyage and an automobile venture.
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New York Times
Paris
Robert Looren
Frasch
New York
Loonen
France
Miss Julia Richman in Serious Condition in Paris
The New York Times correspondent reports Miss Julia Richman, admitted to the American Hospital over a week ago for acute peritonitis, has grown worse and is now in a serious condition.
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Paris
New York Times
Julia Richman
Miss Julia Richman First Woman NYC School Superintendent
The dispatch notes Miss Julia Richman as District Superintendent of Schools in the city. She was the first woman appointed by the Board of Education in Manhattan in 1903. Previously a principal since 1884, she led Hebrew Educational Alliance and lower east side settlement work.
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Miss Richman
Board of Education
Borough of
Manhattan
Hebrew Educational Alliance
Lower East Side
Alma-Tadema in Decline as Abdominal Abscess Worsens
Wiesbaden datelined report says Sir Lawrence Alma-Tadema, the renowned Royal Academician, suffers an abdominal stomach abscess and is slowly sinking. His family have abandoned hope for his recovery.
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New York Times
Wiesbaden
Lawrence Alma-Tadema
Carpentier Klaus World Middleweight Title Fight Ends In Riot
The World Middleweight championship bout in Dieppe between Georges Carpentier and Frank Klaus ends in controversy as Decamps inflames the crowd and the referee is dragged into the fray. Klaus is declared champion after Carpentier’s manager throws in the towel amid pandemonium. Afterward Evernden and Bernard clash, with Bernard winning by disqualification.
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Georges Carpentier
Frank Klaus
America
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Decamps
Klaus
Evernden
England
Bernard
France
Stransky Weds Miss Doxrud in Kensington Church
Josef Stransky conductor of the New York Philharmonic Society married Marie Johanna Doxrud daughter of the Lapland’s captain at the German Church in Kensington. The ceremony was performed by Dr Wehrham. The couple honeymoon in Interlaken and received congratulatory telegrams from New York and Dover as Capt Doxrud arrived by sea.
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London
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New York Philharmonic Society
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Red Star
Lapland
Kensington
Wehrham
Adela L. Loomis
Mrs. Stratsky
Interlaken
New York
Doxrud
Dover
Fionia Maiden Voyage Attracts Notables In Kiel Visit
The 7000 ton motor ship Fionia on its maiden voyage from Copenhagen to Bangkok visited Kiel for inspection by shipping experts. Guests included Lord Pirrie of Harland and Wolff Sir William White and E J Berwind of New York. Herr Ballin of Hamburg American Line reportedly bought the vessel for his fleet despite it already being chartered.
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Bangkok
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White Star Line
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E. J. Berwind
New York
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London
Daily Telegraph
Berlin
Herr Ballin
Blood Transfusion Shown To Save Patients In Miracle-Like Recoveries
Dr Carrel of the Rockefeller Institute reports on blood transfusion advances at a scientific gathering in Paris. He cites improved methods that bypass clotting with a special artery tube, enabling inert patients to regain color within minutes and even a newborn to cry for nourishment within half an hour. A cholera vaccine from Pasteur Institute in Tunis is also announced as efficacious.
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Paris
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Rockefeller Institute
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Tunis
General Woodford Not Yet Out of Danger
A London bulletin reports Gen Stewart L. Woodford is improving at Rowsley with a good night’s rest and nourishment but remains in a precarious condition. Doctors say he is not yet out of danger.
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New York Times
London
Stewart L. Woodford
Rowsley
Kaiser entertains guests at Kiel dinner when lights go out
The Kaiser hosted hundreds of Germans and foreign yachtsmen at the Imperial Yacht Club in Kiel. Guests included J Pierpont Morgan and Sir Thomas Lipton. Dinner reached its height before a sudden short circuit plunged the room into darkness and emergency lighting stabilized the Kaiser’s table.
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Berlin
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Kiel
J. Pierpont Morgan
Sir Thomas Lipton
His Majesty
Kaliser
Choses New York Rabbis
The Jewish Chronicle reports the committee selecting the UK Chief Rabbinate candidate has recommended Dr Joseph Hermann Hertz of New York and Dr Moses Hyamson. It is understood Dr Bernard Drachman of New York will also be recommended as a candidate with consent to stand.
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London
The
Jewish Chronicle
United Kingdom
Joseph Hermann Hertz
New York
Moses Hyamson
United Synagogue
Bernard Drachman
Help Wanted Ad In Next Day's Times
Telephone call to The New York Times Bryant 1000 will enable insertion of a Help Wanted advertisement in the next day's edition.
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