Estenoz Captures Lamaya Town Near Santiago
Gen Estenoz leads a Cuban insurgent push toward Lamaya thirty miles from Kanthige, burning the town after a brief clash with regulars. Luna, chief of staff for Yvonet, captured and later identified in El Cobre. reports describe raids, extortion on plantation owners, and cautious government tactics while awaiting reinforcements.
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Cuban Labor Dissatisfied Threatens Cuban Stability
Washington reports reveal disquiet over Cuba’s fiscal conditions with unrest among laborers at the Spanish-American Iron Company driving mass defections toward Santiago. The Paducah and Patria gunboats stand by to protect life and property as authorities vow strong measures near Daiquiri amid questionable reports of a large battle.
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Cuban Railway Charter Granted for New York Firm
A charter by the State Department authorizes the Juraro Moroh Railway Company of New York with a capital of 1.9 million dollars. The company will buy a Cuban railway in the province of Camaguey from the Cuban government. Incorporators include Frank Conklin Stanley J. Conklin Cecil A. Clarke Howard K. Wood H O Coughlin and Joseph Curtin of New York.
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Joseph ¥. Curtin
TWO AVIATORS KILLED IN GERMAN FLIGHT ACCIDENT
Bremen June 2 Albert Buchstaetter a famed German aviator and his passenger Lieutenant Still were killed when their monoplane plunged after takeoff on the 425 mile northwest aviation circuit The craft over banked and dropped half buried in the field flames required rescue crews and the circuit was abandoned Witnesses included the Grand Duke of Oldenburg The death toll marks forty three aviation fatalities this year and follows recent crashes in North Yakima and Savigny sur Orge.
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Turpin to Quit Flying After Parmalee Death Flight
Ann Arbor Mich June 20 Clifford Turpin will retire from flying after an accident last Thursday killed spectator Will Parmalee. He heads east with Parmalee’s body from North Yakima to its hometown. Local aviators attribute Parmalee’s death to a machine he was not accustomed to and imbalances in the tractor model's design.
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Zeppelin I in a Gale and Voyage of the Zeppelin II
The Zeppelin II, under Count Zeppelin, sailed Friedrichshafen to Hamburg without landing, covering about 480 miles in under 11 hours. A government test will study sea airship evolutions as the War Department plans a Hamburg Bremen Hamburg trip and a Kiel Baltic run pending better weather.
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Aviator falls into harbor during stunt in Marblehead
Former endurance record holder Howard W. Gill nearly drowned when his fishtail shaped tractor biplane plunged fifty feet into Marblehead harbor. He freed himself using a broken pontoon and was aided by onlookers, motorboats, and rescuers. The day also saw no flight for the prize for a thirty three foot lift without motor as wind hampered attempts. Phenix Ling freighter Fronlan arrives from Antwerp with seven thousand songbirds and other livestock for the American market.
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French Repulse Moors Near Fes
General Lyautey led a strong French column that dispersed tribesmen outside Fes after artillery bombardment. The action caused heavy losses to the tribesmen who had attacked French forces. French casualties were nine killed and twenty eight wounded.
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OROZCO FINDS ENEMIES Men of His Own State Against Him on Sonora Border
On the Sonora border western Chituatun and eastern Sonora report waves of opposition to General Orozco. Rebels have seized arms, while federals rush troops from Cinipar and Guazuapares. Mexico dispatches warn of a critical rebel strength surge as money and arms falter among Mexican forces. President Madero’s secretary denies talks with Orozco.
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Army equips test force for long march from Dubuque
War Department prepares to mobilize 2000 men near Dubuque Iowa for a new regimental maneuver to be tested in a few days More than ten thousand soldiers from forts in the Middle West will participate and march to Sparta equipped with the latest transportation devices Army officers and foreign representatives will observe the maneuvers
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Britain to Utilize Malta for Mediterranean Fleet Maintenance
Malta June 2 The conference on Britain's future policy in the Mediterranean ended with Premier Asquith Winston Churchill Viscount Kitchener and General Haine participating An official statement says the Lords Commissioners of the Admiralty are pleased with the organization at Malta and will assign refitting work to the naval base so it remains capable for fleet needs in peace or war Submarines will play a growing role in defending the island
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King Ferdinand of Bulgaria Visits Vienna in Royal Welcome
Ferdinand of Bulgaria and Queen, with two sons, arrive in Vienna and are greeted by Emperor Franz Joseph. They tour the capital, attend a gala at the opera, and partake in official ceremonies as Austria hosts the visiting monarchs before continuing to Hungary en route to Russia. The king’s visit marks a ceremonial return to public monarchic prominence with crowds and pageantry filling the streets.
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Pay for London Strikers
London June 2 The Dockers' Tinton announced strike pay but no new developments in the dock strike. A Hyde Park demonstration drew 20 000 railroad workers protesting dismissals for union organizing, with strong sentiment for a general strike.
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Sober tribute at St Patrick's Cathedral by NYPD
Monsignor Lavelle and Father Sullivan led a police memorial service at St Patrick's Cathedral attended by about two thousand officers from all ranks. Commissioner Waldo and aides joined, recalling Patrolman Lynch's death and praising the force's devotion as taps ended the ceremony.
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Ambassador's Steep Path in Farewell Banquet
Constantinople June 2 Baron Marschall von Bieberstein, retiring German Ambassador to Turkey, said at a farewell banquet that his path to London as ambassador will be steep and stony yet he will devote his strength to his imperial master's orders. He is credited with a mission to improve Anglo German relations.
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Clerics and Liberals battle over Belgian school issue in elections
Belgian parliamentary elections hinge on the fight over denominational versus state schooling. Clericals, in power 28 years, aim to equalize denominational schools with public ones. Liberals and Socialists oppose. Early returns suggest Clericals gain seats, capital shows stronger Clerical turnout amid intense campaigning. In Adrian Michigan a fire at the Lion Motor Car Company plant kills firefighter Christian Schoen and causes $350,000 damage.
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Army and Navy Notes From The Tribune Bureau
Washington June 2 A relief for officers the Navy Department has found it impossible to approve pending legislation affecting naval officers failed in examinations promotion suspended one year causing lost seniority. Orders issued list transfers detachments dismissals and promotions across Army and Navy including Henry Raymon d Dodson Forsyth Cabell Bjornstad David Cruse Hede kin Ripley Belt Des N o Walter Wilhel Navy movements report Amphitrite Maryland Fortune Patuxent Lebaron Hopkins Rowan Gall iborough Parragut North Dakota Paducah Guantanamo Daiquiri Cienfuegos Santa Barbara and Mare Island details.
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Two New Brigadier Generals Named for Army
Washington June 2 Col Groves Chase inspector generals depart ment at Governor's Island New York and Col Edward J McClernand 1st Cavalry at the Presidio San Francisco slated to fill two brigadier vacancies in the army Genera Edwards now brigadier will be made a brigadier of the line to fill the Grant vacancy Selections reportedly made both officers entered the Military Academy from Illinois and are attached to the cavalry branch Chase began as a cadet in 19s1 and later commanded 1st Cavalry McClernand transferred to 1st Cavalry in 188 The term of both will be brief as they are placed on retired list Sunday’s New York Tribune.
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