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New York Times

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 27, 1911

Page

4

Gala Covent Garden Night Dazzles Royal Guests

London reports a coronation era gala at Covent Garden with King and Queen in attendance. The affair features a 100 seat royal box and displays of jewels as American and European royals fill the stalls. Performances include Verdi Aida Gounod Romeo and Juliet Rossini The Barber of Seville and a Russian ballet. Melba Destini Tetrazzini McCormack and others perform for a vast, decorated audience.

New York Timitys London Covent Garden Opera House America Lady Gramard Lady Dufferin John Mackay A. G. Vanderbilt Lady Hebert Lady Ripon Duchess of Alastair Innes-Ker Harry Higgins Mme.Waddington Newborough Leeds Joseph Stickney Perry. Belmont Richard Townsend Greville Covent Garden Theatre Buckingham Palace Order of the Garter Africa Verdi Ailda Gounod Rossini le Pavillon d’Armide Mesdames Melba Destini Tetrazzini Kirby Lunn John McCormack Sammarco Franz Bassi Malatesta

Caillaux Likely to Form New French Cabinet

Paris June 26 President Fallières asked Finance Minister Caillaux to form a new cabinet after the Monis ministry resigned. Caillaux delayed final decision, while planning a strong coalition including possible Foreign Affairs by Raymond Poincaré. Possible appointments include Doumergue or Cruppi for Justice and Klotz for Finance with a push to speed budget passage and electoral reform.

Paris Falliéres Joseph Caillaux Monis M. Caillaux Léon Bourgeois Raymond Poincaré Finance M. Poincaré M. de Selves Seine Ministry of the Interior M. Doumergue M. Cruppi Justice M. Klotz Eugéne Etienne Adolphe Messimy Wer Delcassé Marine M. Steeg M. Augagneur M. Chaumet Commerce M. Paris M. Messimy M. Lebrun M. Renault MM. Cruppi Steeg Messimy M. CaiHaux

International Eucharistic Congress Opens in Madrid

Spain welcomed the twenty second International Eucharistic Congress with King Alfonso sending Infante Don Carlos to greet delegates. Prelates priests and lay delegates from many nations filled San Francisco Church for a solemn service with discourses by the Papal Legate and the Bishop of Namur. Cardinal Aguirre y Garcia opened the congress and the Archbishop of Montreal Paul Bruchesi read last year’s minutes. Pope Pius sent blessing telegrams and plenary indulgence. Republicans and Socialists rallied against Spain’s Morocco actions and the event.

Madrid Spain Alfonso Don Carlos Prince Charles of Bourbon Church of San Francisco Namur Aguirre Y Garcia Burgos

Morgan buys Luther letter for Emperor and Kaiser's praise

J Pierpont Morgan presented to Emperor William the Luther letter to Charles V, dated 1521, after paying 25500 dollars. The document pleased the Emperor who awarded the Grand Cross of the Red Eagle and hosted Morgan at a luncheon with Admiral Badger and other dignitaries.

Kiel J. Pierpont Morgan William Martin Luther Charles V Luther Frederick of Saxony Worms Wartburg Friedberg Hesse Leipsic M. Marinis Florence Morgan Berlin Karl Martels America Mr. Morgan Emperor William Badger Hohenzollern Ambassador Hill von Bethmann- Hollweg Admiral Badger Louisiana Taft Imperial Yacht Club Erperor Prince Adalbert von Bethmann-Hollweg Baron von Kiderlen-Witchter

Parseval airship burns during repairs in Prussia

A Parseval V dirigible undergoing repairs at Hannoversch Munden burst into flames and was destroyed with no injuries. It had recently carried passengers from Berlin after a perilous Halberstadt descent in April. The Schwaben I Zeppelin made its maiden flight in Germany with Count Zeppelin aboard. Lieut Gen Sir Seymour Blane dies at 78 in London.

Hannoversch-Muenden Prussia Berlin Halberstadt Friedrichshafen Germany Zeppelin Schwaben I Count Zeppelin The Aerial Traffic Company of Parseval Company NEW York Times London Seymour Blane Blane French Riviera

Police Shirkers Caught In Three Platoon Probe

Inspector John Daly of the Second Inspection District and Capt Edward Gallagher of Greenwich Street Station face neglect of duty and failure to enforce discipline charges. Daly's district covers Greenwich Elizabeth Mulberry Leonard Macdougal Charles and Mercer Street stations. Chief Inspector Schmittberger reported twenty two men off post in Gallagher precinct and lax discipline across stations. Thirty eight patrolmen and the presiding lieutenants and sergeants are accused of failing to catch violations of patrol. Trial set for next Thursday with Commissioner Waldo likely to preside. These are the first charges from the three platoon system rollout and guilty men face severe discipline.

John Daly Second Edward Gallagher Greenwich Street Daly Greenwich Elizabeth Mulberry Leonard Macdougal Charles Mercer Street Schmittberger Gallagher Waldo

Federal Biscuit Company forms to centralize biscuit industry

Seventy eight leading independent biscuit plants across thirty states band together to form The Federal Biscuit Company. With 18 million in common stock and 12 million in cumulative preferred stock they aim to reduce costs and boost profits through centralized purchasing and unified distribution while preserving independent plant ownership.

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Federal Biscuit Company Aims Big Growth Plan

An outline of the proposed expansion highlights economies from large material purchases and centralized buying. It projects seven percent dividends on preferred and common stock and a two percent surplus, with a projected twenty five percent output rise and a net annual profit of about one million dollars, driven by centralized leadership across seventy eight plants.

Federal Biscuit Company National Biscuit Company National Biscuit National Federal Ofa National

Federal Biscuit Consolidation Plans Publicized

The Federal Biscuit Company outlines a nationwide consolidation to produce uniform crackers and biscuits under ideal conditions. It compares profits and plant capacity with National Biscuit and cites plans to add plants from New London to Alabama while seeking listing on the New York Stock Exchange.

Charles Royce Boss C. D. Ross & Sons, Inc New London

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