Minsterial Agrarian Proposals In Russia The Duma
London and New York cables report Tsarist intentions on ministerial changes unclear as Urusoff says no changes while Trepoff remains. Proposals include selling or leasing state lands to peasants for up to twelve years and measures to consolidate holdings. Markets react to rumors of Mouromtseff summons. foreign loans unlikely until next year. famine relief costs set at 7,100,000. Official optimism noted in revenue returns.
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London lunch hosts U S civic group and ambassador
Lord Mayor Walter Vaughan Morgin hosted the Public Ownership Commission of the National Civic Federation at the Mansion House in London. Ambassador Reid and several Londoners attended. The group will stay in England for a month more to gather material for a report for the New York meeting in August.
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London
Walter Vaughan Morgin
Public Ownership Commission
National Civic Federation of the United
Ball for the Longworths in London’s Dorchester House
Representative and Mrs. Nicholas Longworth returned to London from Kiel and were guests of honor at a Dorchester House ball hosted by Ambassador and Mrs. Reid. The event drew Princesses, ministers, nobles, Anglo-Americans, and notable Americans including the Drexels, Vanderbilts, and Whitridges.
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London
Nicholas . Longworth
Kiel
Dorchester House
Ambassador
Reid
Longworth
Princess Christian
Victoria
James William Lowther
House of Commons
Lowther
Herbert Henry
Gladys Vanderbilt
Frederick W. Whitridge
Eleanor Whitridge
British Vengeance Trial In Cairo Sentences Natives
In Cairo on June 27 a trial for natives linked to the June 13 attack on five British officers concluded. Sentences included four death sentences, four life penal servitudes, three fifteen year terms, six seven year terms, three one year terms, and five lashings. Thirty-one were acquitted. Executions and floggings will occur at Demshawai with hanging on a single gallows in view of villagers. The British officers had set fire to a haystack and trampled fields during a pigeon shoot.
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Egypt
Demshawai
Justice Ministry Plans Reduced Sentence for Elliott F Shepard
Paris reports the Justice Ministry advised reducing Elliott F Shepard's three month prison term to six weeks for a fatal April 1905 auto accident at St Ouen. A $120 fine and $4,000 damages remain. Final decree awaits President Fallieres approval. no imprisonment date set. Shepard, grandson of W. H. Vanderbilt, had driven in the Grand Prix race.
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Ministry of Justice
Elliott
F. Shepard
New York
W. H. Vanderbilt
St. Ouen
Falligres
Falliéres
Shepard
Doctor arraigned for manslaughter in Major Whyte death
Dr George Robert Adcock was arraigned at the Old Bailey and pleaded not guilty to manslaughter in connection with Major John Nicholas Whyte of the Lancashire Fusiliers. He had retired in February and pursued Christian science, allegedly neglecting proper treatment.
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London
George Robert Adcock
Old Bailey
John Nicholas Whyte
Lancashire Fusiliers
Adcock
Major Whyte
Dreyfus Case Plea Attacks French Generals
In Paris on June 27 the Procurator General Baudouin denounced alleged fraudulent methods by Gen. Mercier ex-Minister of War Gen. Roger and Gen. Zurlinden ex-Military Governor of Paris in securing Captain Dreyfus conviction on the first trial.
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Kaiser Wilhelm der Grosse sails from Southampton with Gerrys and Seligmans
The North German Lloyd liner Kaiser Wilhelm der Grosse departed Southampton for New York carrying Mr and Mrs Elbridge T Gerrys and the Misses Gerry, and Mr and Mrs Jefferson Seligman.
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England
New York
Elbridge T. Gerrys
Misses Gerry
Jefferson Seligman
Hagron Succeeds Brugere as French Army Chief
General Hagron takes command of the French Army replacing General Henry Joseph Brugere who, reaching the age limit, is placed on the reserve list. The change is announced in Paris with Hagron named as successor.
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Paris
Henry Joseph Brugere
Bingham Visits Coney Island with Police Party
Police Commissioner and Mrs Bingham with four guests toured Coney Island yesterday. They met the 7 foot 6 inch Scotchman at a shooting gallery and rode the Dreamland Tower, praising the view. About 100000 visitors crowded the Island, and the commissioner urged Fort George to be regenerated like Coney Island.
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Immortal J. N. Free Dies at State Hospital
TOLEDO Ohio June 27 J N Free known as Immortal J N dies today at the State Hospital for the Insane after years of traveling the state without hotel bills or rail fares. He was a harmless lunatic and had been an inmate for several months.
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J. N. Free
J. N
State Hospital For the
Trust Companies and The Estate After Death
A reflection on how a man's virtues fade but his financial legacy endures through the trust company. The piece contrasts ordinary banks serving living clients with trust companies that manage estates after death to ensure the decedent's wishes are fulfilled.
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Trust Company
East Side Parents Storm the Schools in Panic
A mass panic hit lower east side schools after reports adenoids were removed from children throats. Jewish families, fearing city doctors, stormed Public Schools No. 110 and 4 while police from eleven precincts restored order.
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Byrnes
Delancey Street
Corps of Physicians and Nurses
Mount Sinai Hospital
East
Lizzie E. Rector
Miss Rector
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Board of Health
Max Scott
East Thirteenth Street
Avenue C
Ninth Street
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Lace Trimmed Wear Specials
Drawer items with lace or embroidery priced at 39c to 1.39. Chemises ankle length with bottom trim at 50c to 1.69. Gowns with short sleeves lace trim 50c to 1.39. Petticoats lace or embroidery umbrella ruffles priced 79c to 2.98.
Infant and Child Garment Clearance Offers Deep Discounts
A clearance sale features garments for infants and children with reductions near one half. Items include cloth coats white and colored, lingerie hats, lingerie coats, bonnets, gowns, drawers and skirts with special prices such as 3.95 to 10.95 and value ranges up to 19.50, highlighting extraordinary savings across multiple categories.
The Care of the Mouth and Teeth
An advertising item promoting mouth hygiene emphasizing rinsing with antiseptic solution, Floradenta Tooth Powder, and general dental care. It touts Lista’s Antiseptic Solution as a safe germ destroyer and Floradenta powder as a superior dentifrice, with prices and benefits for dental health.
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Lista
What the Doctor Orders
A vintage advertising notice claims the pharmacy stocks every drug and medicine prescribed by physicians. It stresses accuracy in compounding the exact ingredients and amounts, promising dependable medicines for important prescriptions.
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