London Chamber Hails U S Mission Report
Delegates who visited the United States and Canada presented a preliminary report to the London Chamber of Commerce. Sir Albert Rollit praised the reception and a motion thanked U S and Canadian trade bodies for the mission's success.
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London
Council
London Chamber of Commerce
United States
Canada
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Albert Rollit
Lord Brassey
Chamber
America
New York
Moody Injured In Naval Academy Runaway
Secretary Moody sustained serious but not dangerous injuries after horses in a carriage ran away on the Naval Academy grounds. Accompanied by Senator Hale and Lt. Poyer, Moody was thrown to the pavement during a dramatic escape from a Creekward plunge. Midshipmen aided Moody and carried him to Superintendent Grownson’s home where he regained consciousness.
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Lieutenant Poyer
Moody
Brownson
Washington
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Annapolis
Naval Academy
Senate Committee On Naval Affairs
Academy
Poyer
Upshur Row
College Creek
Grownson
De Lonyays Part Deepens in South of France Rift
Vienna reports serious differences between Count de Lonyay and Countess Stephanie de Lonyay amid a South of France stay. The husband left without telling his destination, with financial strain and societal discomfort cited as motives. Rumors of a possible divorce circulate as past royal generosity dwindles.
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Die Zeit
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Stephanie
France
Mentone
Austria-Hungary
Imperial Palace
Francis Joseph
Leopold
Countess de Longay
Archduchess
Elizabeth Marie
Hetezendorff
Prince von Windischgratz
Princess von Windischgratz
Prague
Elizabeth Marie, Prince von Windischgritz
Rudolph
Belgium
Count de Longay
Spa
Marie Henriette
Royal
Landslide at Nanking Drowns 200 Chinese
A Shanghai dispatch to The Daily Mail reports a landslide at Nanking on Monday causing the drown ing of about two hundred Chinese. The disaster adds to casualties in the region and prompts relief efforts discussions.
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London
Daily Mail
Shanghai
Nanking
Dooling Nominated as Trainor’s Successor at Tammany Rally
The XVIth Senate District convention at Tammany Hall backed Peter J. Dooling after a heated session. Devery’s camp challenged the unit rule, sparring with Alderman Doull and Dalton as Dooling secured the nomination 82 to 57 over Sullivan, amid calls of fairness and home rule.
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Tammany
Paddy” Trainor
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Tammany Hall Association
Xith Assembly District
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Doull
McAuley
Xiiith
Bill
Devery
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Dalton
Bill’ Devery
Alderman Doull
Becker
Gledhill
Peter Smuck
Blaine
Garfield
Frank Sullivan
Sullivan
Trainor
Mr. Dooling
Senate Likely to Pass Anti-Trust Bill This Session
Washington reports rising Senate momentum for anti-trust legislation driven by President's stance. Sen Hoar chairs a Judiciary subcommittee to draft a measure aligned with Attorney General guidance, targeting a careful, rapidly enacted bill.
Anti-trust bill action forecast in House next week
Washington reports that the Littlefield Anti-Trust Committee plans to have the sub committee bill reported to the Judiciary Committee on Friday with a rule for quick Senate passage. The measure, framed with AG input, expands publicity, data gathering, and penalties for rebates, and broadens testimony powers to pursue corporate restraint. News mentions expectations of swift approval and a potential revised approach to administration bills. Niagara Falls feature note follows with a separate ice bridge teaser.
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Committee On Rules
Congress
Attorney General
Interstate Commerce Commission
House leaders oppose extra session on anti trust law
House leaders show firm stance against an extra session to handle anti trust legislation. They aim to align with the President while avoiding extended delay and seek Senate concurrence or proof of impossibility within available time.
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Walsh Leads Raid on West Twenty-Eighth Poolroom
Acting Inspector Walsh demonstrated the raid to Captain Miles O'Reilly at the poolroom 108 West Twenty-Eighth Street where detectives arrested three men under warrants secured earlier that day. Walsh received a warning by telephone during the break in and vowed to investigate the leak with District Attorney Jerome.
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John Byrnes
John Williams
William Werner
Jones
Teare
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O’reilly
Mr. Jerome
Chapman Retires from Police Service on Pension
Police Captain George S. Chapman of the Mercer Street station retires on a pension at his own request amid unconfirmed reports of potential charges. A veteran of 25 years, Chapman was known for reform zeal, his Seeley dinner raid, and nicknames from his Tenderloin postings.
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Jero 1E
Greene
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Roosevelt
Tenderloin
Sherry’s
Mercer St
van Wyck
Murphy
15Th New-York Volunteers
Robberies Hit Flatbush Homes Police Probe Burglary
Two Flatbush burglaries last Saturday night targetted D. L. Schwencke at 53 Midwood Street and Mrs. Elizabeth Duryea at 239 Lincoln Road. thieves entered through upper windows using a ladder and stole jewelry worth about 1 000 dollars and 200 dollars respectively while residents were present.
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Lincoln Road
New Trading Stations Opened on West River in China
Hong Kong reports the opening today of new trading stations along the West River at Dosing Yue-Tshing Houlik Na-Ning Luk-To Luk-Pu Kau-Kong and Yung-Ki. The schedule shows a notable increase in railway speed with the Pennsylvania Special described as a 20 hour itinerary to Chi.
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Pennsylvania
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Chi
Coal Famine Relief Moves in Congress
Washington acts to refund all duties on coal for six months and extend relief to all ports. The Hill bill will be amended to cover national ports and limited to June 30. Senate support grows. Grosvenor inquiry into coal transport also approved. Revenue data shows high carbon coal taxed despite shortages.
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Committee On Merch
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Senate Committee
Stewart
House orders coal investigation by Merchant Marine and Fisheries
The House adopted a resolution authorizing the Merchant Marine and Fisheries Committee to probe the coal shortage. It permits hearings across Washington and other venues, with power to summon witnesses and papers and report findings promptly. The panel will meet Wednesday to outline hearings.
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House
Merchant Marine and Fisheries Committee
Oregon
Senate Debate Over Coal Duty and Statehood Bills
In Washington the Senate clashed as Aldrich pressed to postpone West’s coal duty resolution while West warned against delaying action. The measure was sent to a future date. Nelson opposed the Omnibus Statehood bill as many private pension bills passed by unanimous consent before adjournment at 5 10 p.m.
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Committee On Finance
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Oregon
Coal price inquiry in Washington Senate probe
W Baldwin Johnson testified before the Senate Committee on the District of Columbia about coal costs in Washington. He admitted selling coal at 0 a ton but says no more than fifty tons at that rate before the strike ended, and he provided buyers and mine prices from Philadelphia Baltimore and Pittsburgh. He declined to name all suppliers and dodged questions about coal from the Reading Shipping. Hotels on wheels noted for the New York Central line.
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