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Coronation Derby Triumph and World News Highlights
The morning wire reports Joel's Sunstar won the Coronation Derby before King and Queen with notable acclaim. Also covered are naval and political notes including a Rome air race finish, a Venezuelan ex-president's rumored invasion, a Harvard professor honored, a coroner ruling on a fatal rescue, and shifts in Oklahoma capital policy following a Supreme Court ruling.
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St Petersburg
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Taderwood
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Great Northen Railway
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Alany
Clarence J. Shearn
Tamsant Hall
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Athans
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Massachusetts
Stephen O'Meara
Boston
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Cleveland
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Schelb
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Henry A. Wise
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Samuel Inter
Albany
United States
P. Moreau
Common
Phaebel Common Nies
Loweet
Reform compares Opium reform to currency reorganization
The reform needs a motive power similar to the Opium reform despite official opposition and indifference. The extraordinary success of the Opium reform is cited as evidence that currency reorganization, though less formidable, can achieve notable results with determined effort.
Untermayer Stetson turmoil and political shifts
The piece recounts a tale of confidential letters between Samuel Untermyer and Francis Lynde Stetson that allegedly unsettled insurgent senators, leading to changes in mayoral and senatorial alignments. It also touches on weather impacts on farming, tax and legal talk, and political maneuvering during a volatile time.
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Gasnor
Untermyer
Francis Lynde Stetson
Mr. Untermyer
Mr. Stetson
Gaynor
Albany
Roosevelt
Stetson
O'Gorman
Aleo
Murphy
Stetsons
War days recalled at Philippi West Virginia anniversary
A commemorative event at Philippi West Virginia marked the June 8 1861 start of the West Virginia campaign. The Battle of Philippi featured two Union groups of about fifteen hundred attacking Colonel Porterfield’s smaller Confederate force, resulting in retreat toward Beverly. The engagement helped open the Baltimore & Ohio line and move Confederate troops southward. The campaign’s broader impact included Union momentum, McClellan’s later rise, and stronger Northern morale amid the West Virginia secession episode.
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W. Va
West Virginia
Philippi
Grafton
Baltimore & Ohio
Virginia
Porterfield
Zavern
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Old Dominion
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Old
Talk of the Day From Vienna on Dust Plague in City
An American writer in Vienna notes that dust plague from street repairs demolitions and new buildings, ash removal and street sweepings, and poor sprinkling with little water makes city life uncomfortable. He contends the situation is not fitting for a twentieth century city.
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New York
Grand Army Parade Likely To End In Chicago This Year
Fragmented text notes Memoria! Tay parade of the Grand Army of the Republic may be the last in Chicago. Col Lew He Ind, marshal, says many veterans are too old to march though their patriotism keeps efforts alive. Also includes comic interjections about ambience and a remark on mobile horns.
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Tts
Chang Chih Tung
Reform Party
Oliver
Deeror
Ching
Ching-Chin Wang
North American Review
Pepos
North
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Senate Finance Committee
Chicago
Grand Army of the Republic
Inter-Eean
Lew He Ind
Remembering Grant as Roosevelt Pays Tribute in 1911
A New York letter recalls Memorial Day observances and Roosevelt's tribute to General Grant. The writer laments limited platform visibility and notes a nation's hymn, patriotism, and gratitude for valor shown forty eight years earlier, urging a stronger public display.
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Washington
New York
Mr. Roosevelt
General Grant
America
Tolantea lyric in Gilbert's song sparks editor note
The letter to the editor recalls a Gilbert lyric from Tolanthe not fully set to music and praises the poet Crichton de Bolville. It sketches a life of talent, invention, and fleeting fame, noting Ruskin's worship, a cousin's fortune, and the clash between artistic merit and practical reward.
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Tritone
Tolanthe
Ernest Harvier
New York
de Bolville
Crichton
Mr. Ruskin
Interborough and the city invest in subway finances
Jamie Falter discusses New York City’s investment in Interborough subway bonds at 4 percent, the creation of a sinking fund, and whether the city should reserve Broadway to protect its invested funds. He argues Interborough offers substantial lower West Side connections, urging consideration of public interests versus private profit.
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Jamie Falter
Tethune Bir
New York
Sonore
Interborough
Alinut
SLM
Broadway
Inc
Interborouch
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Eich
Plana
Public Service Commission
Brooklyn
Income Tax Amendment Debate Stirs New York Letter
Professor Betteman’s Friday Tribune letter argues income tax should not exempt state and municipal bonds. The writer contends exemption would unfairly favor a class of securities and owners, raise costs for productive industries, and oppose a federal income tax unless applied impartially to all income sources. REICHTELAL, New York, May 1, 1911.
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Memorial Day Crowd Fails to Respect Anthem at Grant Tomb
A New York crowd at Gen Grant’s tomb on Memorial Day largely overlooked the national anthem and display of respect. Observers noted some brass bands & officials showing decorum while many attendees appeared inattentive or confused despite the formal procession and ceremonies surrounding the gravesite.
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Roosevelt
May to June skies described by Holmes in Jamestown Post
The letter notes May's departure and June's arrival with celestial references to Arcturus Vega and Venus. It mentions Mars, Gemini, and general dawn skies and nature’s awakening. The writer, Charles Nevers Holmes of Rowton, dated May 21, 191? from Jamestown Post, signs off amid political noise from insurgent Democrats in New York.
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White House social page notes May 31 events and calls
Washington reports at the White House show President Taft hosting guests at luncheon with Secretary Hitles and Samuel Koenig amid optimism for New York Republicans. Clergyman Very Rev W Moore Ede discusses an international church peace conference urged by British circles. Various invitations and refusals filter through as officials and notables make appearances and plan summer engagements.
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England
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Mich
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Irish Fellowship Club
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Peoria
Ill
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Appleton
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Millers’ National Federation
Niagara Falls
Ismith College
Northampton
Mase
Joseph W. Wess
Youngstown
Ohio
Propaganda Park House
McKinley Birthplace Memorial and Historical Museum
Niles
President McKinley
McKinley Heights
Spencer Cosby
Secretary of the Interior
South Caral
Curtis
Shively
Bradley
Gamble
Miss Herron
Mrs. Taft
New York Society Brides and Society News
Miss Lillian Carpenter wed Ellicott D Curtis at her parents West Bend Avenue home with close relatives present. Lauree Chalmers marries Reginald Ducat at Grace Church followed by a Chalmers reception. Mrs Vanderbilt to stay in town from Newport. Fairfax Family to Memtex Cottage for the season. Strong sisters jailed for Europe travel. Newport villa possession for Mostmen couple. Osborns sail July to Europe. Lusitania departures include Webb Weatherbee Wes Hoyt Tulia Hort. Alexander occupy Bernardsville estate. Shoemaker hosts Riverside guest. Delafields to occupy Westhampton Beach plate for season.
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Ellicott D. Curtis
Charles B. Curtis
Charen BR. Curtis
Christiania
Charles Whitner Carpenter
West Bend Avenue
Anf
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Thomas C. Chalmers
Reginald Ducat
Arthur ©. Ducat
Chicago
Grace Churel
Dr. Chalmers
West
Notable social season glimpsed in Cabinet page notes
Washington May 1 The Secretary of Commerce and Labor travels to New York to speak before the National Electric Light Association. A parade of prominent guests and travelers visits Tyringham Lenox Stockbridge and nearby towns with families, villas, and resorts hosting summers and coronation prep in Europe.
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New York
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Lenox
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Hildegerda Nagel
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Stockbridge
A. T. Hungerford
Hungerford
William D. N. Perine
George G Munks
Aspinwall
Frederic Kernochan
Aue Pase Kountze
Harriet K. Welles
Mire Helen Chase
Te Grand= Crascer
Lake Cramer
George H. Cramer
W.T. W. Cramer
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George Baron French
J . Stewart
Ast
Henry Kirk Porter
Heseman
John F. Melcher
B. Frank Vaugan
A. Reidge
Irene Butler
H. A. Waldron
William Richard Lysen
Maplewood
Pittafield
Maurice D Collier
George F. Hurd
Cedarshurst
Romania
Wendell
Pitrenet
Gertrude Parsons
Heloise Mayer
Oversea
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Diplomatic Corps Plans Summer in France and Gloucester
The French ambassador and Mme Jusserand sail June 22 to Europe to spend the summer in France with the embassy to be opened at Manchester by the Sea Muse. Counsellor M Lefevre Pontalls and naval attaché Lt Cmdr Benoist Any join the mission, while the military attaché and Countess de Chambrun depart for Skerryvore estate of Mrs Nicholas Longworth at Pride's Crossing. Mrs Longworth hosts her son in law and daughter, along with Count and Countess de Chambrun. Repr Nicholas Longworth Jr. joins the season. Siamese envoy Sanpakiteh and infant travel routes listed. The secretary and Mrs Lotrus proceed to Gloucester for the summer. Captain Sowerby leaves for England to attend coronation. Mme Ali Kull Khan will summer in Gloucester.
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Countess de Chambrui
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Wedding of Lucy Garrard and Lieutenant Foster at Fort Myer
Washington society notes the May wedding of Miss Lucy Garrard to Lieutenant Victor Foster at Fort Myer in Administration Hall. The ceremony featured period stage scenery, cavalry uniforms, and a large bridal train with gowns in Chantilly lace and yellow accents. Attendants included Miss Valerie Garrard, Miss Eleanor Grant, and several Washington and Kentucky guests. chaplains officiated as Captains and lieutenants from the 7th Cavalry served as sponsors and ushers.
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Victor Foster
Fort Myer
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Cavalry
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Jcwelmnati
Thirshtinger
Norn
Coralia
Mary White
Lauen White
Barnesville
Linor Hoath
Kentucky
Clara Swift
Warren Dean
Julian R. Ledeay
Fiesel
Moore
Overton
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Newport Social Notes Highlight City Arrivals and Week Activities
May 31 Newport social blurbs note Mr and Mrs Daf Davis of New York visiting Mrs William Grosvenor. Mrs James Lowell Putnam plans a visit. EK Rollins Morse and Mrs John J Chapman from New York appear as arrivals. Mr and Mrs Craig Rulite and Mr and Mrs Charles Horknet from New York also set to arrive. Elisha Dyer and Laure Swan guests. Mrs Marsden J Perry hosts luncheon. Charles A Child from New York assesses Mrs Vast estate for summer. Livingston Recekta automobile trip and Stickness hosts entertainments with Whitney Warren guests next weekend.
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Daf Davis
New York
Merse Maurice Congdon
Providence
Wiliam Grosvenor
James Lowell Putnam
EK. Rollins Morse
Viila
John J Chapman
Craig Rulite
Piscesha
Charles Horknet
Elisha Dyer
Mbps
Laure Swan
Marsden J. Perry
Uncheon
Charles A. Child
Jeasel Che
Mra J. Vast
Rove
Tm Weiter
Simmer
Mra
K. Livingston
Justice Harlan Turns 78 While In Fine Health
Associate Justice John Marsial Marlan of the Supreme Court reaches his seventy eighth birthday tomorrow. Health is excellent and he hopes to continue serving. If he remains until June sixteen, he will have served longer than any justice since the court’s founding.
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