St Gabriel's Alumni Bid Good-Bye to Old School
Hundreds of alumni gathered at St. Gabriel's School for Boys on Twenty-sixth Street to bid farewell before a new five story building replaces the fifty year old brick complex. Father Chidwick lauded the founders and recalled memories as officials and notable locals joined in the farewell ceremony.
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Twenty-sixth Street
Second Avenue
St. Gabriel’s Parish
St. Gabriel’s
John P. Chidwick
Maine
Archbishop Farley
Bill
Devery
Jack
Reassembly Hall
West Twenty-sixth Street
Jerry McCuen
Thomas Madden
John Killian
Peter Seery
Philip J. Britt
Tom Dunn
William J.boyhan
Cornelius F. Collins
Martin J. McCue
Francis J. Lantry
Stephen J. O’hare
Edward F. Boyle
Father Chidwick
Chidwick
Puint
Welsh Miners Face Lockout Over Eight Hours Act
London dispatch reports a coal crisis as the eight hours act for Welsh mines takes effect July 1. Mine owners and workers dispute a settlement, prompting a conference of the Miners Federation of Great Britain to vow support for Welsh miners and threaten a national strike if no agreement is reached.
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London
Wales
Miners’ Federation of Great Britain
Gompers Welcomed in Dublin During Ireland Visit
Samuel Gompers president of the American Federation of Labor was greeted in Dublin at a special meeting of the Dublin Trades Counsel amid his preliminary visit to Ireland before a continental trip.
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Gompers
Dublin
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Ireland
Dublin Trades Counsel
Brown-tail Moth Arrives in Rye Across New York Line
Special to The New York Times Greenwich Conn June 29 The brown tail moth once destructive in Eastern Massachusetts has appeared in Rye New York near Summer estates of New Yorkers W W Cook a Boston shrubbery purchaser is fumigated as 100 New York State Department of Agriculture workers burn grass gasoline and spray fields to exterminate the pest Connecticut watchers report no Connecticut sightings yet Green which tree warden Charles Hotaling alerted authorities after finding the caterpillar and officials confirmed the pest presence The moth carries a poisonous residue causing itching swelling and inflammation prompting heightened caution near massachusetts border towns and Massachusetts bound vehicles in Connecticut downs to brush off any vehicle from Massachusetts
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New York Times
Greenwich
Conn
Massachusetts
Rye
New York
Boston
W. W. Cook
Postal Telegraph and Cable Company
New York State Department of Agriculture
Connecticut
Charles Hotaling
Cook
Mr. Hotaling
Connecticut Downs
Massachusetts Line
Pittsburg Sees Street Car Strike End With Settlement
Pittsburg resumes operation as street car cars run out of barns at 5 A M after Mayor Magee brokers a compromise. Union concessions mirror gains with arbitration to settle one point. Key terms: cut short runs by 50 percent, allow emergency runs, limit Sunday service, reinstate Motorman Ashford, pay Conductor Halboth, restore Conductor McGibbony.
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Pittsburg
Penn
Ashford
Halboth
McGibbony
Ferrero Disputes Gorky On American Anti Plutocracy
Italian historian Signor Gugliemo Ferrero continues in Figaro with comments on America’s anti plutocratic movement. He notes rich resistance is weak due to recognizing abuses must be corrected and says many rich sons join the fight, challenging European fears of revolutionary wealth dispossession.
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Paris
Signor Gugliemo Ferrero
United States
Figaro Today
America
Republican Party
ES Signor Ferrero
Maxim Gorky
Europe
Signor Ferrero
Clark's Party to Return from Peking Expedition
The American and British Legations decide the meteorological expedition under Lieut. Clark should return to Peking after the Kan su Province clash last week that left Hazrah Ali dead. The British Legation seeks Hazrah Ali's body and full reparation.
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Peking
Lieut
Clark
Foreign Board
Kan Su
Hazrah Ali
Heirs Claim Million Dollar Buffalo Property Suit
Paris dispatch reports Louis Lecoulteux de Caumont heirs file suit in New York Supreme Court with Donald Harper and Edmund C. Randall to recover about 1 million dollars in Buffalo property including St. Louis Church and eight Delaware Avenue houses. They allege testator conditions not fulfilled and seek to test the deed sequence dating to 1829 and a quit claim used by Archbishops. The claim targets church and parish grounds, school sites, and orphan and asylum properties once gifted to Catholic institutions.
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Henri Lecoulteux de Caumont
Baron de Bizi
Louis Lecoulteux de Caumont
Buffalo
N. Y
Donald Harper
Edmund C. Randall
Supreme Court of New York
Church of St. Louis
Main and
Edward Streets
Delaware Avenue
Edward Street
Mgr. Corrigan
New York
Ryan
Tims
Louis Lecoulteux
Main
Edwards Street
St. Louis Catholic Church
Frederick, K. and
Knowlton
Mixer
Louisa G. Germain
Marie S. Usher
Charles W. Hamlin
A. W. Thorn
Foster
Lecaulteux
Immaculate Conception
Virginia
Lecoulteux
John du Bois
St. Louis Church
Eirs
Mgr. Helscher
Plan for International Student Exchange Network
A scheme to interchange university students among the United States Canada and the United Kingdom gains momentum. Led by Premier Asquith and Lord Strathcona the plan proposes twenty eight traveling scholarships and two traveling bureaus in New York and London to fund and facilitate cross country study visits lasting ten weeks, with first exchanges planned for next year.
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London
United States
Canada
United Kingdom
Cecil Rhodes
Asquith
Lord Strathcona
America
Great Britain
American
New York
Suit Filed Over Imataca Mine Titles In Venezuela Clash
In Caracas Nicomedes fudlaga and Pedro Aztaris sue Rudolph Dolge of Orinoco Corporation for criminalibel alleging he kept signed documents by George Turnbull and released them after departure, harming fudlaga and aztaris whose mine titles are challenged. In Curacao a bank president defaulted on 60000 but bank remains solvent. Bombs hit two Barcelona theatres. one man dies. Amoy reports 177 plague deaths in two weeks. Haiti rejects financing proposals from the National Bank of Haiti. Russo Finnish Commission suspends work after a single session amid Finnish Prussian dispute. Finns to file written proposals.
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Caracas
Nicomedes Fudlaga
Pedro Aztaris
Orinoco Corporation
Rudolph Dolge
George Turnbull
Turnbull
Zoolaga
Willemstad
Curacao
Maracaibo
Venezuela
Barcelona
Amoy
Port AU Prince
Haiti
National Bank
ST. Petersburg
Empire
Grand Duchy
Kaiser Steers Meteor Wins Fifty-One Mile Yacht Race
Emperor William's Meteor won the fifty-one mile Eckernfoerde race covering the distance in 5 hours 10 minutes with Germania second in 5 hours 30 minutes and Iduna third. TheEmpress's Iduna sailed with a large fleet including Utowana, carrying Ambassador Hill as a guest.
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Kiel
Emperor William
Eckernfoerde
Germania
Iduna
Allison V. Armour
Utowana
Ambassador Hill
Leishman Arrives in Genoa as New U S Ambassador
John G A Leishman, newly appointed American Ambassador to Italy succeeding Lloyd C Griscom, has landed at Genoa from Constantinople. He will drive to Rome, aiming to arrive tomorrow night, accompanied by Mrs Leishman and Mrs P C Knox wife of the Secretary of State.
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John G. A.leishman
Italy
Lloyd C. Griscom
Constantinople
Rome
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