Robert J McClure Marries Edith Dodds in London
A romantic London ceremony at St George's Hanover Square united Robert L McClure son of S S McClure and Edith Dodds a Knox College graduate. Both studied in Europe before the wedding with relatives joining the couple at the Savoy. They plan to reside in Europe after a continental honeymoon and a return to New York later.
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NEW York Times
London
St. George’s Church
Hanover Square
Robert L. McClure
S. S. McClure
Edith Dodds
Knox College
Galesburg
Ill
McClure
Munich
Berlin
F. C. Dodds
State Board of Pharmacy of
Illinois
America
Savoy
S. Ss. McClure
Eleanor McClure
Claude H. Gamble
Robert Woolsey
College
Pomeroy Burton
Percival Gibbon
Straus Appeals to Women on Tuberculosis Fight
Nathan Straus of New York appeals to women at the International Council of Women in Toronto urging their broad support to combat tuberculosis. He cites pasteurization of milk as key to prevention and predicts TB may become as rare as smallpox within a decade if milk is heated to 157 degrees for twenty minutes.
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Toronto
Nathan Straus
New York
International Council of Women
Mr. Straus
King to Open Victoria and Albert Galleries
London June 25. The Victoria and Albert Museum at South Kensington will be opened by King Edward tomorrow. The new galleries cost 5 million dollars and form part of a grand group with the South Kensington Museum. Queen Victoria laid the foundation in 1899. The complex features a 230 foot central tower, 710 foot frontage, and uses 8 million bricks and 7,000 tons of cement with teak interiors.
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London
Victoria and Albert Museum
South Kensington
Edward
Aston Webb
South Kensington Museum
Europe
Museum of Applied Arts
Queen Victoria
Cromwell Road
Lewisohn Not Killed Father Edna May’s Suitor Denies Auto Crash
London dispatch denies reports that Oscar Lewisohn, husband of Edna May, died in a Berlin to Vienna car accident. He and Edna May remain in Windsor Forest, England, with friends puzzled by the rumor. Attorney Martin Vogel says Jesse Lewisohn on the Continent may have been the intended name in German dispatches.
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NEW York Times
London
Berlin
Vienna
Oscar Lewisohn
Edna May
Lewisohn
England
Windsor Forest
Lewisohns
Mrs. Lewisohn
Martin Vogel
Jesse Lewisohn
Oscar
France
Vogel
Biilow to stay chancellor as crisis looms in Germany
A semi official statement says Prince Biilow remains chancellor and the Reichstag will not be dissolved. He favors a taxation measure excluding stock transfer duties grain mill output and coal exports while promising financial reform. He travels to Kiel to meet the Kaiser aboard the Hohenzollern amid expectations of momentous decisions.
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Berlin
Prince Biilow
Empire
Reichstag
Federal Council
Prince Bislow
Kiel
Rudolf von Valentini
Lokal Anzeiger
Bilow
Hohenzollern
STILLMAN HOME OPTIMISTIC ON EUROPEAN FINANCES
James Stillman and H. W. Gannon returned from England aboard the Lusitania. Stillman said Harriman’s health is not seriously at risk and predicted Europe’s financial outlook to improve, with England unsettled by the budget situation. He noted steady U S prosperity and plans to spend part of the year in Paris. Cannon toured Italy France and England noting restored confidence in American securities driven by agriculture and recovery from the panic.
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National City Bank
H. W. Gannon
Chase National Bank
England
Cunard Line
Lusitania
Mr. Stillman
Mr. Harriman
Paris
Europe
Stillman
Cannon
Italy
France
Vanderbilt Carriages Sold At Belmont Auction
Newport, June 25 Special to The New York Times Mrs Oelrichs and others attended the sale of William K Vanderbilt stables at Mrs Belmonts order The Vanderbilt carriages harness and fittings bore the W K V monogram The items dated seventeen to eighteen years back Sold for modest sums total proceeds about 5000 dollars with notable purchases by Pembrook E Jones Henry G McVickar and Paul A Andrews
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New York Times
Newport
Hermann Oelrichs
Henry G. MecVickar
Pembrook E. Jones
Prescott Lawrence
Paul Andrews
O. H. P. Belmont
William K. Vanderbilt
Europe
New York
Vanderbilt
Ward McAllister
Henry G. McVickar
Paul A. Andrews
France
State cable rate cuts and wireless promise loom for Atlantic links
Imperial Press Conference delegates hear Pacific Cable Board will halve press message rates and New Zealand Australian terminal reductions are likely. Marconi predicts 15 000 to 20 000 words daily across the Atlantic at half current costs and envisions wireless reach up to 6 000 miles as plans for state owned electric Atlantic Canada Britain links gain support.
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New York Times
London
Imperial Press Conference
England
Pacific Cable Board
New Zealand
Atlantic
Ross
Ottawa
William Marconi
Canada
Marconi
R. D. Ross
Great Britain
Pacific
Suffragettes Plan Self Denial Week Fundraiser
A Harlem suffragette group outlines a week of fundraising starting around July 5 at 32 Edgecombe Avenue. They will earn money by selling matches at baseball grounds, playing hand organs, selling fans in the Stock Exchange, selling toy balloons at Coney Island, selling powder puffs in theatres, and canvassing for subscriptions to The American Suffragette. The plan is reportedly financed by Lady Cooke.
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Harlem
Sofia M. Loebinger
Edgecombe Avenue
Stock. Exchange
Coney Island
The
American Suffragette
Lady Cooke
British Cabinet Change as Two Ministers Resign
London reports two government ministers resigning after discussions. Ostensibly due to ill health, the moves likely reflect disagreement with the budget. Jord Fitzmaurice is replaced by Herbert Louis Samuel as Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster, promoting Samuel to Cabinet rank. Thomas R. Buchannan is replaced by Alexander Oliphant Murray as Master of Elibank.
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London
Jord Fitzmaurice
Duchy of Lancaster
Herbert Louis Samuel
Home Affairs
Cabinnt
Thomas R. Buchanan
India Office
Elibank
Alexander William Charles Oliphant Murray
Jacob Gordin Memorial Performance Set in Manhattan
A memorial show honoring late Jacob Gordin will be staged at the Manhattan Opera House on Eighth Avenue and Thirty fourth Street on Saturday evening June 2. The program includes separate acts from five of Gordin's best plays with many leading Jewish actors and actresses in attendance.
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Jacob Gordin
Manhattan Opera House
Eighth Avenue
Thirtyfourth Street
Gordin
Roosevelt Expedition Members Report Health and Buffalo Hunts
In Sotik district Naivasha June 25 all Roosevelt expedition members are well. Theodore Roosevelt has shot three buffaloes, information brought into Naivasha today by porters returning from the Roosevelt camp.
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Naivasha
British East Africa
Sotik
Theodore Roosevelt
Roosevelt Camp
Submersible and Semi Submersible Craft Tested at Sea
Naval authorities completed exhaustive trials comparing semi submersible and submarine craft for coast defense. Verdict favors the semi submersible vessel over its rival in offensive coastal work.
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Paris
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