Suffragettes jailed after window protest in London
Mrs Mary Leigh and Miss New received two months hard labor in Bow Street for breaking windows at Premier Asquith's residence. Twenty-five of twenty-seven co defendants chose prison, with multiple named supporters listed. Prior convictions carried fines or three months, first offenders faced security bonds or one month. Protests postponed as police annual outing looms.
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Mary Leigh
Miss New
Asquith
Bow Street
Mary Mary Garth
Thirza Coves
Lily Moren
Katherine Gibbons
Rose Shaw
Jessie Kenny
Mary E. Postlethwaite
Constance Bray
Florence Haigh
Isobel Logan
Dorothy Gibbons
Louise Phillips
Harriet Marshall
Florence Clarkson
Daisy Offord
Maude Joachim
Florence Lovell
Alice Lea
Stella Mahoney
Dora Rachel Townsend
Vera Wentworth
Marion Dunlop
May Clarke
London Police
Leigh
England
Victory for the Shah as Tebriz battles intensify
Reports from Ta ibriz indicate quarters opposing the Shah have yielded and troops forced surrender in the Khiabin quarter. Eighty killed and many wounded reported in Tebriz fighting with Rabin Khan horsemen aiding the Shah's supporters. A detachment of 350 volunteers returned to Tehran after forty miles. The American Consul in Tabriz seeks protection for Persian staff from the Russian consul. Panicked inhabitants and barricades mark streets as fighting continues amid looting and looming bloodshed.
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St. Petersburg
Tabriz
Khiabin
Tebriz
Baku
Rabin Khan
Teheran
William F. Doty
London
Gjebriz
Azerbaijan
Czar Pleased With Douma's Work In Audience
The Emperor met M Khomrakoff president of the Douma for the last time in session as adjournment signs were made. He praised the Douma for rejecting the battleship scheme and urged a full programme before piecemeal funding. He supported Guchkoff’s attack on the grand dukes and favored Milroukov’s plan allowing student listeners to finish studies.
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St. Petersburg
M. Khomrakoff
Tomight
Douma
M. Guchkofft
M. Khomyskoff
Doumna
M. Milroukov
New Philippine Commission Sworn In
Menila July 1 Newton W Gilbert Gregorio Areneta and Rafael Palma took the oath as members of the Philippine Commission appointed by President Roosevelt Commissioner W Cameron Forbes aboard the steamer Corea between Yokohama and Honolulu has not been informed of his appointment as Vice Governor General Judge Villamor may become Attorney General giving the Ilocanos their first central government representative
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Menila
Newton W. Gilbert
Gregorio Areneta
Rafael Palma
Philippine Commission
Roosevelt
W. Cameron Forbes
Corea
Yokohama
Honolulu
Villamor
Araneta
Lusitania Aims for Speed Records on New York Voyage
Liverpool July 1 The Lusitania sails for New York next Saturday and seeks speed records. Alterations in the propellers increase size and adjust pitch to gain greater water grip. With favorable weather she is expected to average twenty seven knots on the trip.
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Liverpool
New York
Ownership claims surface for The London Times
London reports claim F Moberly Bell gained control of The London Times in March with Lord Northcliffe providing capital. Northcliffe denies it while The Daily Mail editor Thomas Marlowe also rebuts the report. The Times states March directors will take control on July 4.
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London
F. Moberly Bell
London Times
Lord Northcliffe
Thomas Marlowe
Daily Mail
the Times
Notes of Foreign News in a Paris to London trip
Paris July 1 Mr and Mrs George Goula plan a short auto trip and hope to reach the United States before August 1. They may attend the marriage of Mr Goula's sister in London. Cochin July 1 Two hundred soldiers in the French colonial infantry suffered sudden nausea, suspected poisoning. Volkovoisk July 1 Fire destroyed 200 buildings including the synagogue hospital and charitable institutions. Brest July 1 A local barracks mutiny was quelled with a fire hose. several soldiers confined to barracks while barricaded in an outbuilding. Fire brigade deployed to extinguish the blaze.
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Paris
George Goula
United States
G S
London
Coch’ina
Volkovisk
Russia
Brest
Steel War Predicted Amid Amalgamation and Price Cuts
The Iron and Steel Trades Journal reports English and Scotch steel makers reject international amalgamation and join a national coalition fighting the global trust. An International Association of Tube Makers dissolves after price cutting disputes, risking further price dumping as U S Germany Britain and others previously aligned on a working arrangement to curb losses from fierce competition.
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London
Iron and Steel Trades Journal
Glasgow
International Association of Tubemakers
Birmingham
United States
Germany
Great Britain
Russian steel trust talks resume in Paris
Reports from St. Petersburg say negotiations to form a Russian steel trust have resumed in Paris with major involvement from French and Belgian bankers.
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St. Petersburg
Paris
Memorial to Mrs Craigie Unveiled at University College London
Lord Curzon unveiled a medallion of John Oliver Hobbes in the University College London library honoring Mrs. Craigie born in America. He praised her brilliance and individuality and noted the致 memorial fund subscribers from America and England. A donation funded the John Oliver Hobbes scholarship in modern English literature.
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London
Lord Curzon of
Kedleston
John Oliver Hobbes
Craigie
University College, London
Lord Curzon
Alfred Drury
America
Craigle
Yale Men Offer to Sail for Labrador Mission
Five Yale students board the schooner Pomiak at Lewis Wharf to sail for Battle Harbor Labrador with Dr. Wilfred T. Grenfell. They are J. T. Rowland Sheldon Yates Scoville Clark R. J. Carpenter and C. E. Richardson. The voyage aims to aid Grenfell’s coastal work and study the country. Clark and Yates stay in Labrador for the summer. Rowland will fish.
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Boston
Yale
Labrador
Wilfred T. Grenfell
Pomiak
Lewis Wharf
Battle Harbor
Halifax
J. T. Rowland
Greenwich
Conn
Sheldon Yates
New York
Scoville Clark
Salem
R. J. Carpenter
Winchester
C. E. Richardson
Dr. Grenfell
West Lynn
Newfoundland
South Church Mortgaged for 400000 at 6 percent
The South Church at S8th street and Madison avenue valued over 800000 was mortgaged to the Farmers Loan and Trust Company for 400000 for one year at 6 percent. The loan was recorded late yesterday afternoon. This is the first time in many years the property owned by the Reformed Church in America has been encumbered by a mortgage.
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S8th Street
Madison Avenue
Farmers’ Loan and Trust Company
Register
Reformed Church In America
Lawyer Wounded in Paris Duel Between Editor Brother and Lawyer
A sword duel in Paris today pitted M. Jouvenel, brother of the Matin editor, against M. Bandelot the lawyer. Bandelot was wounded in the right arm. The quarrel stemmed from a libel suit Humbert filed against the Matin.
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Paris
M. Jouvenel
Matin
M. Bandelot
M. Baudelot
Humbert
Check on Duels in Austria
Vienna reports the Anti Duelling League succeeded in blocking duels by winning imperial sanction for a decree. Duels without consent of a military court of honor will breach regulations and be severely punished across the empire.
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Vienna
Austria
Empire
Meeting of Czar and Kaiser in Finnish Gulf
St. Petersburg reports Emperor Nicholas plans a cruise starting tomorrow in the Finnish Gulf and it is believed he will meet Emperor William during the voyage creating anticipation of a new high level exchange.
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St. Petersburg
Nicholas
Finnish Gulf
William
Speedy British Cruiser Inflexible Sets Near 27 Knot Mile
The Standard reports the cruiser Inflexible on Clyde trials has reached almost twenty seven knots over a measured mile, aided by a lighter armor load. The test marks a notable speed achievement in new British warship development.
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London
Clyde
Douglas Gives $25,000 for Brockton Day Nursery
Ex Governor William S. Douglas announced a gift of 25 000 dollars to Brockton Massachusetts to provide land building and endowment for a new day nursery in the city.
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Brockton, Mass
William S. Douglas
Obituary notes of Maltby Taft Moore and Moore
Obituary notes report the sudden death of George W. Maltby senior of Maltby & Co. marble dealers from heart trouble in Buffalo. Also noted is Daniel Taft of Cornwall North Carolina at 96, born 1812 in Mamaroneck and linked to New York building trade and Fire Engine Co. 2. Charles Halsey Moore, a Norther NY legal figure, died in Plattsburg at about 60. Harry Leonard, 48, comedian and vaudeville performer known for Hogan's Alley and various partnerships, died in a Philadelphia hospital. his wife is Marie King, a toe dancer.
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George W. Maltby
George W. Maltby & Co
Buffalo
Mr. Maltby
McKinley
Canton
Ohio
Daniel Taft
Cornwall
N. C
Mamaroneck
New York City
Old Fire Engine Company 2
Charles T. Haswell
United States Navy
Charles Halsey Moore
New York
Plattsburg, N. Y
Harry Leonard
Philadelphia
Leonard
Gilroy
Witty
Halliday
Marie King
Going Away Over the Fourth
Fragmentary notice notes local plans for a Fourth of July departure or event with unclear details and no full names or places readable.
National Education Association elects Harvey president
Lorenzo Dow Harvey was chosen president at a special session. Twelve vice presidents were named from Illinois New York Arizona Georgia West Virginia Nebraska Pennsylvania Indiana Oklahoma Iowa Massachusetts and Colorado. Resolutions urged trade and industrial schools and stronger ethics in education along with stronger federal support and broader use of school facilities.
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Cleveland
Lorenzo Dow Harvey
Stout Training School
Menominee
Wis
National Education Association
Association
Edwin G. Cooley
Ilinois
John C. Byrnes
New York
A. H. McClure
Arizona
C. B. Gibson
Georgia
Joseph Rosier
West Virginia
J. L. McBrien
Nebraska
H. M. Phillips
Pennsylvania
B. F. Moore
Indiana
Charles E. Evans
Oklahoma
James A. Edwards
Iowa
George H. Martin
Massachusetts
Katherine L. Craig
Colorado
A. H. Chamberlain
Basadena
Cal
Bishops Dine with Lord Mayor at Mansion House
The Lord Mayor hosted a dinner at the Mansion House with seven archbishops and over one hundred bishops, including nearly all American bishops from the Pan-Anglican Congress. The Bishop of London toasted colonial and American bishops, and the Bishop of Missouri sent greetings from the Church of the United States.
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London
Mansion House
Missouri
United States
Mrs Cleveland Heads to Tamworth from Boston
Mrs Grover Cleveland with her children Esther and Richard traveled through Boston en route to Tamworth New Hampshire. Also in the party were Miss Bryant daughter of Dr John L Bryant and President Finley and Mrs Finley. The group arrived by boat from New York and rode to West Ossipee for a final drive to Tamworth.
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Boston
Grover Cleveland
Esther
Richard
Tamworth
N. H
Miss Bryant
John L. Bryant
Finley
The
College of the City of
Boston & Maine
West Ossipee
Weather report forecasts mild to moderate temperatures across regions
Official Weather Bureau forecast notes below seasonal averages in the Rocky Mountain and Missouri Valley regions with rain in the south Atlantic and east Gulf states. Disturbance in observation area suggests continued drought in the Ohio Valley and Middle East states. light southerly winds on eastern coasts and light variable winds elsewhere with fair weather toward Grand Banks.
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Washington
Rocky Mountain Districts
Missouri Valley
South Atlantic
East Gulf States
Middle West
Ohio Valley
Middle Eastern
Middle Atlantic
New England
Gulf
Great Lakes
European
Grand Banks
George H Daniels Dies Aided Central Railroad Far-Flung Work
George H Daniels longtime general passenger agent of the New York Central & Hudson River Railroad died at his Signal Hill summer home in Lake Placid after a brief illness. Born December 1 1842 in Hampshire Illinois he built a 40 year career rising through Chicago St Louis and Colorado rail associations before leading the Central Passenger and later the advertising bureau. He originated the Four Track System Empire State Express and helped place the Empire State Express on a Pan American stamp. His funeral is planned for Buffalo with crematory chapel services.
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Tribune
Lake Placid
N. Y
George H. Daniels
New York Central & Hudson River Railroad
Signal Hill
George Henry Daniels
Hampshire, Ill
North Missouri Railroad
Chicago & Pacific Railroad
Chicago
Wabash, St. Louis & Pacific Railway
Daniels
Iowa Trunk Line Association
Colorado Traffic Association
Utah Traffic Association
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Utah
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Grand Central
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Mississippi
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Travel
Peary Seeks 50000 for Arctic Quest Acknowledges 5000 Short
Commander Robert E Peary warns he is 3500 short of the 50000 needed to launch a three year Arctic expedition aboard the Roosevelt. He outlines revised plans and lists new crew including Professor David B McMillan surgeon J W Goodsell and George Borup who will join for the pole sledge journey.
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North Pole
Commander Peary
Arctic
Roosevelt
New York
Peary
Eric
Meenie
Wallace
Sydney
Etah
Pole
Fresh Air Seekers Headed to Country Homes
City stations buzz with 7 children bound for Fresh Air Fund homes as railroads supply cars and caretakers organize baggage on the first day. Groups travel to Connecticut hills, Utica, Chapel Hill New Jersey and Massachusetts while mothers’ care and older children aid younger ones. Funds for rail fares run to about $1,200 with letters from parents seeking admission for siblings and cousins.
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Tribune Fresh Air Fund
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155Th Street
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Weehawken
Pier 10
North River
Connecticut
Ardsley
Massachusetts
Utica
Chapel Hill
N. J
Atlantic Highlands
St. Helen's
Interlaken
Mass
Pittsfield
Litchfield
Conn
Shepherd Knapp
Schenectady
East Side
West Side
Rear Admiral Charles H. Rockwell Dies at 68 in Massachusetts
Retired U S Navy officer Charles Henry Rockwell of Chatham Mass born April 29 1840 died here July 1 at age sixty eight He served during the Civil War in the volunteer and regular navies later commanding vessels in West Indian South American and Chinese waters He was commandant at Port Royal from 1890 to 1898 and retired in 1920 as rear admiral He leaves a wife Esther Gould and six children and belonged to several naval and military orders and clubs.
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Charles H. Rockwell
Chatham
Mass
Charles Henry Rockwell
Massachusetts
Volunteer Navy
East Gulf
Newton
Leutenant
Florida
Hendrick Hudson
Port Royal
S. C
Mare Island Navy Yard
Reverend Dr Alexander Viets Griswold Allen Dies
Cambridge Mass July 1 The Rev Dr Alexander V G Allen longtime professor of church history at the Episcopal Theological School died at age 60. Born Otis Massachusetts in 1818 he graduated Kenyon Gambler 1862 Andover Theological Seminary 1865 and was ordained priest the same year. He earned doctor of divinity from Yale Harvard and Kenyon and wrote Life of Jonathan Edwards Life and Letters of Phillips Brooks and Freedom in the Church. His last book sparked comment after the Crapsey deposition.
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Alexander V. G. Allen
Cambridge
Mass
Alexander Viets Griswold Allen
Episcopal Theological School
Otis
Kenyon College
Gambler, Ohio
Andover Theological Seminary
Yale
Harvard
Kenyon
Allen
Jonathan Edwards
Phillips Brooks
Algernon S. Crapsey
Rochester
Tlerge
Man Drops From Niagara Bridge In Brush With Death
Robert Leach of Stoney Point Ontario leaped from the steel arch bridge at Niagara to the river this afternoon. He used a parachute that deployed after his jump and carried him about two hundred feet before landing in the water where friends in a small boat waited.
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Robert Leachspewna
Niagara
Leach
St Louis Pistol Ban Report and Society Notices
On Tuesday June 20 at the Church of the Messiah in Greeneave Brooklyn the notice lists Ethel Ormistom Knowlton daughter of Mrs Henry Winchester Knowlton to Duffield Frince Monson Frank A. A brief church society item appears among other society notices from St Louis.
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Prince—Knowlton
Church of the Messiah
Greeneave
Brooklyn
St. Clair Hester
Ethel Ormistom Knowlton
Henry Winchester Knowlton
Duffield Frince
Accessible Harlem Transit and View Book Offer
Accessible by Harlem trains from Grand Central Station and by Webster and Jerome Avenue trolleys. Carriage service available. Lots priced from 150 dollars. To order a Book of Views or arrange a representative, call 455 Gramercy or visit the office at 20 East 23d Street, New York City.
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Harlem
Grand Central Station
Webster and
Jerome Avenue
Gramercy
East 23d St
New York City
Reward Offered for Mayor Newman's Disappearance
A $500 reward is posted for information on the whereabouts of Mayor Newman who vanished from his home at 1555 Fulton Ave in The Bronx on June 16 1908. Address supplied by L Kappalman of Stot Park Heights Ave Baltimore MD.
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Newman
Fulton Ave
Bronx
New York
L. Kappalman
Stot Park Heights Ave
Baltimore
Tribune Subscription Rates Announced for Various Frequencies
The Tribune lists domestic and foreign postage terms, with prices for Daily Sunday Tri weekly Farmer Almanac and Tribune Index. Mail subscriptions to New York City incur a one cent per copy surcharge, and rates vary by duration and format.
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