Kaiser to visit czar a meeting off Finland
St Petersburg June 2 A meeting between William and Emperor Nicholas is arranged to take place in the waters of the Finnish Gulf. The exact date will be decided later, likely June 13, with the German Emperor aboard the Hohenzollern and Nicholas on the Standart. The visit follows Balkan crisis settlement and signals a possible peaceful period in European affairs.
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St Petersburg
For William
Nicholas
Finnish Gulf
Hohenzollern
Peror Nicholas
Standart
M. Iswolsky
Voevodsky
Sovereions
St. Petersburg
Germany
Near East
Russia
Great Britain
William
Falliéres
Berlin
Stockholm
Peterhof
Frederick
Denmark
Poltava
France
England
Italy
Alexander III
Nevski Prospect
Holbein Portrait of Christina of Milan Retained for Nation
London reports that the nation secures Holbein's Christina portrait after a public appeal. Government grants 50,000 dollars, subscriptions total 90,000, and a West Country art lover contributes 210,000 to complete the purchase. The piece was loaned by the Duke of Norfolk to the National Gallery for 28 years and recently sold to an art dealer.
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London
Holbein
Christina
Duchess of Milan
Christina of
Denmark
Duke of Norfolk
National Gallery
Nations Gallery
Venezuelan Colombian treaty drafted on frontier and trade
Caracas reports Vasquez Cobe has negotiated a preliminary treaty with Venezuela to settle long standing disputes. It covers navigation frontiers and commercial relations. The draft provides for cession of territory on the Orinoco Inirifa and Negro rivers. Diplomatic ties are renewed and Cobe will meet President Gomez. Venezuela plans a legation in Bogota.
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Caracas
Vasquez Cobe
Venezuela
Orinoco
Inirifa
Negro
Cobe
Nimrod to Hoist Flag on Southern Islands
The Nimrod expedition steamer sails from Sydney to plant the British flag on Emerald Nimrod and Doherty Islands, with their existence deemed doubtful. Professor David reports radium found in Antarctic specimens, per a dispatch received in Victoria.
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Victoria
F. C
Nimrod
Shackleton
Antarctic
Sydney
Emerald
Doherty Islands
David
Shackletom
Deakin Forms New Cabinet in Melbourne
Premier Alfred Deakin forms a new cabinet after Fisher resigns. Key posts: Defence Joseph Cook, Treasurer Sir J Forrest, Attorney General Glynn, Solicitor General Sir John Quick, Trade and Customs Sir R W Best, Home Affairs Mr Fuller, External Affairs Mr Groom.
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Melbourne
Fisher
Alfred Deakin
Joseph Cook
J. Forrest
Mr. Glynn
John Quick
R. W. Best
Mr. Fuller
Mr. Groom
Plague Outbreak Reported in Carseax With Six Cases
Officials record six bonic plague cases in Carseax today, including three deaths, marking a new outbreak at the location. Health authorities mobilize suspected contact tracing and containment measures while monitoring for further spread.
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Carseax
Paris Steel Deal Sparks U S Steel Listing In Paris
A Paris syndicate led by Morgan Harjes Co and J P Morgan Co plans to list one million shares of United States Steel on the Paris Bourse via negotiable certificates issued through Bankers Trust. The scheme aims to dodge French tax rules, with certificates exchangeable on demand and dividends paid by Morgan Harjes. The move, backed by major French banks, boosted U S Steel trading on Wall Street as brokers note prearranged accumulation by Morgan interests for several weeks.
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Paris
United States Steel Common
Morgan, Harjes & Co
J. P. Morgan & Co
New York
Trust Company
French Stock Exchange
Credit Lyonnais
Comptoir National d’Escompte
Société Generale
United States Steel Corporation
United States Steel
Bankers’ Trust Company
Ilinois Central
Union and Southern Pacific
Missouri
Kansas & Texas
Rock Island
Amsterdam Exchange
Wall Street
Morgan
Americans in Vancouver Jail Over Island Park Fight
E R Kinman and F L Garley, both Americans, are jailed without bail after a violent confrontation with Vancouver police near Dead Man's Island. Kinman, charged with damaging park trees, and Garley joined in a clash that left Constable Kaney unconscious and another officer knocked down. The pair claim a Dominion lease grants them Dead Man's Island for an amusement park.
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Vancouver
B. C
E. R. Kinman
F. L. Garley
New York
Dead Man's Island
Dominion
Chief Chamberlain
Kinman
Garley
Kaney
Atchison bond issue tied to navy plans and equity
The Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Railway announces a new 35 million dollar 4 percent convertible bond issue with rights for stockholders at 104 and 12 percent of holdings. Proceeds may fund Texico to Brownwood cut-off, other extensions, with Morgan underwriting and a June 16 transfer books close. July 20 to 22 subscription window, bonds mature in 195? and convertible before June 1 1918.
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Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railway Company
Texico
Brownwood
Texas
Galveston
San Francisco
J. P. Morgan & Co
Board of Railroad Commissioners
Army and Navy Orders Issued From The Tribune Bureau
June 2 army and navy orders list transfers and assignments across forts including Honolulu Fort William H Seward Plattsburg Barracks Fort Leavenworth Fort Sheridan and Presidio of San Francisco Also personnel assigned to Philippines hospitals and medical reserve corps with several officers detached to home stations and ships Castine Georgia Idaho and other naval units noted plus temporary leaves and retirements.
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Leutenant
Coast Artillery
Frederick i
Fort McDowell
Lee A Treuholtz
Fort Baker
John B
Fort Miley
Addison D. Davis
Fort
Rge H. Mlellan
Fort Crook
Erent Hill
Madison Barracks
Lee R. Dunbar
Fort Casey
Walter Singles
First
James Magee
George Meath, Jr
Generals Hospital
Presidio of
San Francisco
Henry CC. Coburn
Fort Slocum
Arnold D. Tuttle
Philippines
Frederik 5
CC. Bayly
Thomas
Leary
Fort D. A
Albert L Mills
Lesley J. M'Nair
Ordnance Department
John M. Moose
20Th Infantry
NAVY
C. F. Goodrich
W Winder
Navy Yard
Boston
Charles Laird
Washington
W G Calkins
Newport
J. J. Gow
G W. Kline
Georgia
Castine
J. D. M'Donald
Rolf Davis
Camden
Z H. Madison
Hydrographic Orice
Bureau of
CS. Joyce
A G. Dibrell
Idaho
H. Gibson
Naval Academy
Naval Hospital
D. Hart
New York
New Staff for Consumptives' Home in Brooklyn
A staff change is planned for the Brooklyn Home for Consumptives at 240 Kingston Avenue. Mrs F M Perkins will replace Miss Elise P Smith who resigned. Mrs Franklin W Hopkins contends she will stay as president of the board and defend her actions amid medical staff demands.
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Brooklyn
Kingston Avenue
F. M. Perkins
Elise P. Smith
Franklin W. Hopkins
Board of Managers
Grand Central May Be Larger After Property Purchase
The New York Central is reported to seek buy the NW corner of 42nd Street and Lexington Ave, the site of the New York Society for the Relief of the Ruptured and Crippled. If acquired, the easterly half of the block would expand the Grand Central project beyond its original plans, with the westerly half already under rail control. June 6 marks The Tribune's Summer Resort number.
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The
New York Central
42D Street
Lexington Avenue
New York Society For the Relief of
Depew Place
42D
43D Streets
Grand Central Station
State to pay toll for Army car in New York
Albany June 2 Secretary of State Samuel Koente ruled that the United States government should pay New York State $2 as a registration fee for an automobile used by the Quartermaster Department in New York City. The fee is treated as incidental identification cost, not a tax, and Koente advised submitting the matter to the War Department auditor for an opinion.
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Albany
Samuel Koente
United States
New York State
Quartermaster's Department
United States Army
New York City
IE. FP
Brewer
War Department
Washington
Koenig
Mr. Koentz
Argue Debt Limit Case On Fourth Avenue Subway
An important case affecting New York City subways will be heard at the Court of Appeals opening tomorrow. Jefferson M. Levy appeals against the Mayor and city departments to block the Fourth Avenue subway in Brooklyn on the grounds that the project would push the city’s bonded indebtedness beyond the constitutional limit. Lower courts previously decided against Levy on General Benjamin F. Tracy report as referee.
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Alabany
New York City
Court of Appeals
Jefferson M. Levy
New York
Board of Apportionment
Fourth Avenue
Brooklyn
Benjamin F. Tracy
Levy
Druggists Praise Governor For Veto Of Brown Bill
The Greater New York Pharmaceutical Society met and unanimously adopted resolutions thanking the Governor for his interest in pharmacists and praising his veto of the Brown bill. They commended The Tribune for fair coverage and urged enacting the governor's recommended pharmaceutical law revisions. The society plans next year’s campaign to push those changes into law.
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Greater New York Pharmaceutical Society
Gehris
The
Tribune
Pharmaceutical Board
Society
Delay Encyclopedia Case Extends Order to Show Cause
By consent of both parties Vice Chancellor Stevens in Newark yesterday continued until June 14 the order to show cause in Walter M. Jackson versus Horace E. Hopper and associates in the Encyclopedia Britannica publishing dispute. The suit, also filed in the Southern District of New York, tests jurisdiction. defendants claim nonresidency and New Jersey as residence, with chancery action to settle the issue.
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Stevens
Newark
Trenton
Walter M. Jackson
Newton
Mass
Horace E. Hopper
United States Circuit Court
Southern District
New York
New Jersey
Northwestern Gift Offer Promises 155000 If Goal Achieved
Chicago banker N. W. Harris pledged 155000 dollars to Northwestern University if the college raises the remaining sum to reach its 1000000 dollar goal within the coming year. The offer underscores a push to complete the fundraising drive as of June 2.
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Northwestern
Chicago
N. W. Harris
New York
Northwestern University
Harlem Democratic Club Feud Splits Harlem Political Circle
Dissension rocks the Harlem Democratic Club at 106 West 18th Street as former president Isaac A. Hopper clashes with successor Thomas Leahy and allies. Leahy wins the annual election 64 to 2 over Milton Goldsmith after Hopper’s faction is barred from the clubhouse amid dues disputes and police presence. Hopper reportedly attempted reentry last week without success.
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Harlem Democratic Club
West Lth Street
Harlem
Isaac A. Hopper
Hopper
William J. Wright
Wright
Thomas Leahy
Leahy
Milton M. Goldsmith
Hoppers
Murder or suicide alleged in hotel death of Binkley
Chicago June 2 Dr John T Binkley of Evansville Ind aged 82 was found shot to death in a room at the Wellington Hotel his son Dr John T Binkley Jr and other relatives declare he was murdered by a robber while police and hotel officials lean to self inflicted death theory
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Chicago
John T. Binkley
Evansville
Ind
Wellington Hotel
John T. Binkley, Jr
Chase for Italian in Mineola ends with capture
June 2 Mineola Long Island Special Clord Davis a well known contractor was dangerously wounded this morning by Alec Vito who had been in his employ and discharged Vito stabbed him twice and then fled Sheriff Foster and Detective Seaman pursued Vito along railroad tracks near New Hyde Park they nearly nabbed him when two express trains passed forcing him to dive for safety Vito later lunged with knives but was subdued by Seaman with a blow to the head
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Mineola
Long Island
Clord Davis
Alec Vito
Vito
Mr. Davis
Sheriff Foster
Seaman
New York
New Hyde Park
Foster
Sherif Foster
Chamber of Commerce Advances in Fifty-First Annual Report
The Chamber releases advance sheets highlighting work by its rapid transit committee shaping city facilities. A new surface street railway inquiry was appointed for Manhattan. The body opposes excluding subway and dock bonds from the debt limit. It promotes terminal facilities, harbor, and canal traffic reforms, urging an open pier plan and canal barge terminal commission for next Legislature.
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Chamber of Commerce
Manhattan
Committee On
New Liberty Pole Raised From Constitution Spars
City Island spars from the racing yacht Constitution were moved to Battery Park to become a 175 foot liberty pole near the seawall east of the Aquarium. Park Commissioner Henry Smith bought the spars for 600 dollars. their original cost was 3,000. The pole will bear a large American flag and honor New York’s Revolutionary site with a wrought steel base.
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Constitution
City Island
Battery Park
Henry Smith
Seawall
Aquarium
New York
Outing of 27th A. D. Republicans
The 27th Assembly District Republican Club plans a family outing and games at the Phoenix Hotel and Park New Dorp Staten Island on Saturday June 19. An afternoon baseball match will be followed by games with prizes for contest winners. Bronson Winthrop is club president and Alderman B W B Brown is district leader.
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Assembly District
Republican Club
Phoenix Hotel and Park
New Dorp
Staten Island
Bronson Winthrop
B. W. B. Brown
Summer Resort Guide Preview From The Tribune
If you are undecided about your summer vacation, consult the Summer Resort number of The Tribune next Sunday for ideas on destinations, accommodations, and amusements to plan a season away.
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the Tribune
Supreme Court rules on Nassau Nassau vs Long Island rail line dispute
Justice Carr of the Brooklyn Supreme Court denies Nassau Electric Railroad Company an injunction against Long Island Railroad Company and city franchise. The ruling treats the case as landlord tenant action over a 30 foot Atlantic avenue strip from Flatbush to City Line, holding 1887 track removal ends rights for both parties and the motion is denied.
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Justice Carr
Supreme Court
Brooklyn
Nassau Electric Railroad Company
Long Island Railroad Company
Board of Estimate and Apportionment
Public Service Commission
Atlantic Avenue
Flatbush Avenue
Nassau Company
Carr
Long Island Railroad
Fourth Train Robbery Suspects Identified in Omaha
In Omaha on June 2 D W Woods Frederick Teorgensen and Gordon were arraigned on charges of involvement in the Union Pacific hold up on May 22. Train crew members partly identified the prisoners. Police found a room used by Gordon and a man believed to be James Shelton, arrested in Denver today, living together.
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James Shelton
Overland Limited
Omaha
Shelton
Beaver
Lillian Stevenson
Armstrong
D W. Woods
Frederick Teorgensen
Gordon
Union Pacific
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