Buelow to resign chancellorship amid finance reforms
Berlin reports Prince Buelow plans to retire from the empire’s chancellorship once the finance reform bill is settled. He will return to Rome, where he owns a villa bought for $500,000, after a 12 year tenure that began from the Rome embassy. Potential successors include Dr. von Bethmann-Hollweg and Baron Marschall von Bieberstein, among others, with Kaiser Prussian politics weighing options.
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Berlin
Prince Billow
Empire
von Biilow
von Bethmann-Hollweg
Brandenburg
Marschall von Bieberstein
Constantinople
Ernst von Koller
Alsace- Lorraine
Koller
Baron von Rheinbaden
von Löwenfeldt
von Wedel
Prince Biilow
Rome
von Billow
Herr Godfrey
Hamburg
Prince Bilow
Norddeutsche Allgemeine Zeitung
von Bilow
Prince Bulow
Reichstag
Morgan Bankers Open Talks on Hankow Rail Loan
J S Morgan & Co representing the American syndicate has opened negotiations with London Paris and Berlin bankers on the 27 500 000 Hankow Szechuen Railroad loan. The State Department position is known Morgan is in England and will likely take a fortnight for replies Paris and Berlin bankers seek a meeting time and place with the Americans Pierpont Morgan is personally involved in the matter.
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London
J. S. Morgan & Co
Hankow-Szechuen
Paris
Berlin
Morgan & Co
State Department
J. Pierpont Morgan
England
Chinese Mission Arrives in St Petersburg for Czar Audience
A special mission from China led by Justice Minister Tai Hongtse arrived in St Petersburg to thank the Czar for sending a representative to Peking for the late Emperor's funeral. The envoy will seek an audience with the Emperor at Peterhof later this week.
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ST. Petersburg
China
Peking
Tai Hongtse
Peterhof
Grand Duchy of Finland
Duma
Council of Empire
Naples
Scorpion
London Remands Man Alleged to Forged Swiss Bank Drafts
A man posing as Henry Clifford, likely Conrad Harms, was remanded for one week at Bow Street Police Court. Identified securities valued around 5,000 were found in his Northumberland Avenue hotel room. The case links him to forged drafts totaling about 8,000 dollars on J. S. Bache & Co. of New York as part of a prior swindle.
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London
Henry Clifford
Conrad Harms
Bow Street
Harms
J. S. Bache & Co
New York
Verein
Bache & Co
Jes Bache & Co
Harris
Foreign Department
Harry Sutherland & Sons
Lonon
Swiss Bankverein
Parr’s Bank
James Gorman
Pine Street
Parr
Kaiser Aids Unemployed In German Labor Exchange
The Kaiser contributed 7500 to the German Labor Exchange Association aimed at finding work for the unemployed. The society plans broad support across German states and the Prussian Cabinet will include a liberal appropriation in the next budget to connect jobless men with vacancies nationwide.
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Berlin
German Labor Exchange Association
Eskimo Dialect Work Under Arctic Winter
ARGTIG explorer Stefansson reports from Cape Smythe near Point Barrow detailing winter work with Eskimo communities. He copied dialects and folklore, measured people, and notes bear and caribou hunts, storms, and delaying weather as he plans further fieldwork toward Colville and the Coppermine River region.
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Charles Brower
Cape Smythe Whaling
Point Barrow
H. R. Marsh
Presbyterian Church
United States Board of Education
Colville
Kotzebue Sound
Pleasantville
N.“J
Stefansson
Coppermine River
Franklin
Greenland
Odessa spends funds on militia amid anti Jewish unrest
Odessa authorities face charges of misuse of city funds with large disbursements for a militia to guard Jews during anti Jewish outbreaks as reactionaries take control of the city.
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Odessa
Controversy Over University of Chicago Teachings Rises
Chicago June 28. At the Baptist Ministers Conference a resolution to form a committee to probe University of Chicago teachings was withdrawn after Dr. John A. Earl intervened. Dr. Donald D. MacLaurin offered resignation over the Foster ouster, though it was not accepted.
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Chicago
George Burman Foster
Baptist Ministers’ Conference of Chicago
Johnston Myers
University of Chicago
John A. Earl
Donald D. MacLaurin
Foster
Gaynor denounces police over Rockaway carousel case
Justice William J. Gaynor of the Appellate Division in Brooklyn sharply condemns police methods in a Sunday injunction dispute over a Rockaway Beach carousel. He says officials in high office must respect the law and not threaten lawless raids, warning such conduct imperils free government.
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William J. Gaynor
Appellate Division
Supreme Court
Brooklyn
Rockaway Beach
Justice Gaynor
Rem Recreation Company
Gaynor
Coney Island
Ruling Officials Advocate Lawful Peace at Coney Island
The speaker warns against extortion and urges obedience to court processes. Police should summon offenders before magistrates and rely on orderly arrests and hearings. Law and order must be enforced evenly within the framework of a government of laws.
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Coney Island
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Cape Smythe
R. A. Anderson
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Nome
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Dr. Anderson
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Shagavanaktok River
Beechey Point
Indian River
Smith Bay
Wainwright Inlet
Chicago University
Niagara Falls
Delaware
Broadway
Wall Street
Fulton Street
Broad Street
Newark
A. L. Drummond
U. S. Secret Service
Red River
United States Secret Service
L. F. Grant
G. W. Dillingham Co., Publishers
Riker Soda
Riker Drug Stores
Boston
Buffalo
Riker
Consumer
Riker Laboratories
Riker’s
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