Imperator Sails from Hoboken Amid Eager Crowds
The Hamburg American liner Imperator departed Hoboken at 11:20 AM for Hamburg on its first eastern trip, carrying 3,655 people. Thousands watched from crowded piers as the ship pulled away, with officials noting venting delays and ballast adjustments before leaving the river.
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Hamburg
New York
George Ade
Hamburg-American Line
Hamburg-American Company
Germany
White Star
Gaynor
Sulzer Beaten in Senate Inquiry Follows Direct Nominations Bill
The Senate defeated the Governor’s Direct Nominations bill by 10 to 1 as the Assembly had earlier killed the Sulzer measure with a strong party vote. The Blauvelt primary reform was split into two bills and passed in both houses, one aimed at economy of primary machinery and the other at cheaper administration.
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Governor’s bid for State party leadership sparks heated debate
The discussion centers on Governor’s push against party machinery with comparisons to Charles I. Senator Murtagh attacks changes to the Court of Appeals while Wagner warns of higher primary costs and boss influence. Eisner Hinman bills mirror the Governor’s aims preserving the State convention debates.
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England
Wagner
London
McClelland
Eight Die In Westbound Express Wreck Near Ottawa
Eigh t persons died and more than twenty injured when two colonist cars carrying Scots immigrants from Glasgow derailed into the Ottawa River three miles east of Ottawa on the Canadian Pacific Winnipeg Express. Four cars and the locomotive stayed on track, with two cars landing on land and a first class car twisted across the track.
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Canadian Pacific Railway
Glasgow
Jardin de Danse opens at New York Theatre with vaudeville shows
William Morris and Carter De Haven present the transformed roof as Jardin de Danse tonight. A restaurant and café are available along with vaudeville and cabaret entertainment interspersed with dancing. Joan Sawyer and Wallace McCutcheon are scheduled for exhibition dances with a large orchestra.
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Carter de Haven
New York Theatre
Jardin de Danse
Joan Sawyer
Wallace McCutcheon
Highway bill killed in Albany amid graft allegations
Gov. Sulzer's proposal to award highway repair contracts without bidding was denounced in the Senate as an act to loot the state treasury. The bill was reported without recommendation, then killed after a unanimous recommittal, as the clash between the Governor and Tammany over highway patronage continued. The Dix era findings condemned noncompetitive awards and use of patented road materials, with officials and contractors criticized for waste and diversions. The governor urged repeal of the bidding requirement, while the commissioner argued competition would delay urgent repairs.
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New York Times
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Tammany
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Peck
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Treasury
New York
Beall
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Murtaugh
Russian view on passports and Jews blocks renewal of treaty
Mme. de Carriére, visiting the United States, says Russia will not renew the treaty if Jews are to be given equal rights as Americans. She argues Russia will boycott America if terms demand Jewish equality, warns of losses to American cotton and farm implement industries, and explains Russia’s laws restricting Jewish ownership and residence. She contrasts Russian policy with American pressure and notes Russian vigilance against foreign attempts to grant Jews property or residence rights.
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Hotel Imperial
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United States
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America
Europe
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St. Petersburg
Kiev
M N A B S Associate Suspended by Wire
Caminetti, son of Immigration Commissioner A Caminetti, were indicted by the County Grand Jury for abandoning minor children in Reno with Martha Warrington and Lola Norris. Bench warrants issued. Federal indictment in San Francisco alleges violation of the Mann White Slave act.
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San Francisco
Atwell Asked to Quit Reports Stir Texas DA Post
Reports from Dallas claimed William H. Atwell U S Attorney for the Northern District of Texas was asked to resign by Attorney General McReynolds, but the Justice Department gave no confirmation or denial. The AG said any resignation would be announced by Atwell himself.
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United States
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Embassy in London eyed for permanent Manchester House
London dispatch reports Ambassador Page near finalizing a rent to purchase deal for the Duke of Manchester residence at 5 Grosvenor Square. Offered for eleven and a half months at 17000 to 20000 dollars with option to buy, in an exclusive embassy district near Coburg Hotel and adjacent to Grosvenor Square embassies.
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NEW York Times
London
Duke of Manchester
Grosvenor Square
Duchess of Manchester
Dorchester House
Ambassador Reid
Col. E. M. House
Manchester House
Ambassador Page
Coburg Hotel
Earl Fitzwilliam
Duke of Portland
Lord Farquhar
Vincent
Col
Granville
James Henry Smith
Ambassador Walter Hines Page Attends London Luncheon
In London Walter Hines Page American Ambassador dined with the American Business Men's Club. Consul General John L. Griffiths welcomed Page and praised his work. Page urged cooperation from the American colony to foster closer ties between Americans and Brits. many prominent English businessmen attended.
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London
Walter Hines Page
John L. Griffiths
Page
Women in Army Service Proposed by Explorer Dieulafoy
Mme Jane Dieulafoy told a Paris audience that a government inquiry is started into her plan to employ women in the army. She argued women should not be on the firing line but could perform vital sanitary and administrative duties, noting France already uses 155,880 women in ministries.
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NEW York Times
Paris
Mme
Jane Dieulafoy
War and Marine
Candelabra Leads Christie Sale in London Auction
At Christies second day for Sir Joan Murray Scotts collection a pair of Louis XVI bronze candelabra with Cupids sold for $4035 to Wertheimer. A Directoire oval table went for $3045 and a nineteenth century French writing table fetched $3935 to Wertheimer. The day total reached $66100.
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NEW York Times
London
Christie's
Joan Murray Scott
Wertheimer
Directoire
A. Selizgmann
Moore Wins Three Firsts at International Horse Show
Judge W. H. Moore of New York captured three first prizes at Olympia as his Lord and Lady Seaton led in Class 46 for harness horse pairs. Moore also won the Berkeley Challenge Cup for four in hand horses over 15.2 hands and placed first in Class 44 for single harness phaeton. Billington Sumner Draper of Boston finished second in one event.
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W. H. Moore
New York
Olympia
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Seaton
Moore
Billington Sumner Draper
Boston
Pistol Drawn in Lisbon Senate Clash
In Lisbon on June 25 Senator Arthur Costa brother of Premier Alfonso Costa confronted Joao José e Freitas during a debate. Costa advanced as Freitas drew and leveled a revolver in the tense scene.
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Joao José E Freitas
de Freites
Controversy Over Gleichen Jingo Speech Sparks Commons Debate
In London on June 25 the House of Commons debated Count Gleichen's Belfast banquet remarks. Irish Nationalist J G Swift MacNeill pressed the War Secretary on whether the speech breached royal regulations. The War Office said Gleichen regretted injudicious references and that appropriate action would follow.
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Curtis Guild Loses 1000 Dollars in St Petersburg
Curtis Guild the retiring American ambassador at St Petersburg reported a theft of bank notes worth 1000 dollars and a 50000 dollar letter of credit, 44000 drawn, from his hotel room at the Edouard. Police investigated as workmen were in the building, but the money was not traced. He sails to Boston tomorrow.
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Curtis Guild
St. Petersburg
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Many Sail for America from Southampton
The Olympic and the Kronprinzessin Cecilie sailed from Southampton with large summer passenger lists. Notable travelers include Rev. Joan Stuart Holden of London and figures such as Jacob Cantor Rudolph Spreckels Edmund Warfield Jr. and Max Morgenthau. On the German liner travel party features Elbridge Gerry and Angelica Gerry among others as they head toward North American engagements and conferences.
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NEW York Times
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Southampton
Joan Stuart Holden
St. Paul's Church
Portman Square
Northfield
St. Bartholomew's
New York
Jacob Cantor
Walter Behrens
British Camber of Commerce
Elbridge T. Gerry
Angelica and
Mabel Gerry
Hermann Oelrichs
Burke Roche
Thomas F. Carroll
Paul Durand
C. F
Last of Suffragette Group Freed After Hunger Strike
Harriet Kerr, photographed here as a former inmate of Holloway Prison, is released after completing a hunger strike protest. She was among those sentenced by Sir Walter Phillimore on June 17 to hard labor, for activities tied to the suffrage movement.
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London
Harriet Kerr
Walter” Phillimore
British Denies Connaught Daughter Engagement Report
London dated June 25 reports an official denial of a rumor that Patricia, daughter of the Duke of Connaught, was engaged to Prince Adolf Friedrich, heir to the Duchy of.
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London
Patricia
Duke of Connaught
Adolf Friedrich
Servians Defeat Bulgars in Battle at Zletovo Macedonia
Belgrade reports Bulgarians were defeated by Servians at Zletovo as 12,000 Bulgarian troops attacked, later retreating after heavy fighting. Both sides suffered losses with Servian artillery in use and war sentiment rising across Belgrade streets.
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Belgrade
Zletovo
Macedonia
Deputy Aynard Dies in Chamber of Deputies
Paris June 25 veteran Moderate Republican Deputy Edouard Aynard aged 76 collapsed in a chamber corridor while attending the Education bill debate after a long night of preparing his speech. He died an hour later after losing consciousness. he was noted as a financier and father in law of Charles Jonart, former Algeria governor general.
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Paris
Edouard Aynard
Republican
Chamber of Deputies
M. Aynard
Chamber
Barthou
Charles Jonart
Algeria
Englishman to Claim $8,000 Legacy for $20 Loan
J B Pringle of England will travel to the United States to claim an $8,000 legacy from a San Francisco real estate merchant who, aided by Pringle with a $20 loan in 1895, later struck it rich in the Klondike. The benefactor died a year ago, leaving his fortune to Pringle as a repayment.
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New York Times
London
J. B. Pringle
United States
San Francisco
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Majestic
Ellis Island
Klondike
Indianapolis
Russia Builds Aerial Armament For Army Corps
In St Petersburg on June 25 the Chief of the Army Staff told the Duma that Russia is rapidly expanding its aerial forces. He said a flying squad would be set up in every army corps and noted that dirigibles have doubled in number while airships with guns and wireless equipment are being developed.
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ST. Petersburg
Russia
Duma
Ministry of War
Treasury official orders tea destruction ruling
Secretary of the Treasury McAdoo instructed Collector Mitchel to destroy 100,000 pounds of Formosa tea that had been shipped on counterday noon and declared by Carter, Macy & Co nearly a year ago, with Deputy Col. involved.
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Formosa
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Betsoth
Counerday
Carter, Macy & Co
Poincare Receives Ovation in London for Anglo French Ties
President Poincare spoke at a Guild Hall luncheon praising sustained Anglo French co operation and peace. He was greeted by a cheering crowd as he toured London and later hosted King George at the French Embassy with United States Ambassador Page at table.
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Negligence on Titanic case verdict in first tolling trial
The jury in London found no negligence by White Star servants on lookout but held there was negligence regarding speed. The Cork farmer Thomas Ryan sued for damages over his son's death in the Titanic disaster. The court did not enter judgment as the judge had left.
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London
King’s Bench
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White Star Company
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Messaba
Hce
Terra Nova Won't Return to London Exhibition
The Terra Nova, the Scott Antarctic expedition vessel, has been repurchased by Bowring and will head to Newfoundland to resume sealing work. Cardiff residents are disappointed as the ship will not be opened to the public.
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NEW York Times
London
Messrs
Bowring
Newfoundland
Cardiff
German steel prices cut by 1.25 a ton in first drop
The German steel syndicate reduced prices by 1.25 dollars per ton marking the first cut from recent highs. In response, several rolling mills have begun shorter operating hours signaling a business reaction.
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Dwesseldorf
German Dentist Klausing as Spy Sentenced to Five Years
William Klare, a German dentist living in Portsmouth, was found guilty at the Assizes in Winchester of espionage targeting England. He received five years of naval or national service as punishment. The trials centered on his observations of naval stations and related security sites.
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Winchester
William Klare
Portsmouth
England
Government to send 10,000 reinforcements to Morocco
Madrid reports the government will dispatch 10,000 reinforcements to Ceuta and Tetuan as Morocccan tribesmen concentrate, citing the serious situation. The move aims to bolster defenses and respond to escalating hostilities in the region.
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Madrid
Ceuta
Tetuan
Friedmann Returns Calmly from America Praise and Resolve
Dr. Friedrich Friedmann arrives in Germany aboard the Kaiser Wilhelm der Grosse and telegraphs praise for America. He vows to continue the fight against tuberculosis with the aid of truth as his ally and plans to return to Berlin to press on with free treatment for all poor patients.
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United States
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Kaiser Arrives at Kiel for Regatta Week
Emperor William arrived in Kiel aboard the Imperial yacht Hohenzollern for the Kiel regatta week. The Amalfi cruiser is present but other foreign visitors are scarce. German challengers for the Sonderklasse Cup to race at Marblehead next September will be selected from the series starting tomorrow and proceeding on alternate days.
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