Protests in Commons Over King Edward’s Russia Trip
In the House of Commons Labor and Labour-Socialist members denounced King Edward’s planned state visit to Russia calling it abhorrent amid alleged imperial abuses. Foreign Secretary Sir Edward Grey defended government policy urging peace and noting no new treaty would be sought during the visit as he warned of consequences from Russia’s stance toward Britain.
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Prince von Radolin
Henry White
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Pearling Fleet Destroyed in West Australia Typhoon
Victoria B C June 4 The Canadian Australian Uner Manoka arrives with news of the destruction of the pearling fleet off West Australia. Forty luggers lost and 27 lives. Remainder mostly Japanese Malays and Kanakas. Survivors report harrowing scenes with exhausted men clinging to wrecks as sharks followed and some bodies eaten by sharks. Beach near Broome covered in wreckage and bodies.
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Broome
Case of the British Act ends with Admiralty Court hearing
The St Paul and the Gladiator collision off the Isle of Wight on April 25 is examined in the Admiralty Court. Pilot Bowyer testifies fog signals were unnecessary yet the Gladiator altered course to port. Captain Passow and the third officer corroborate. Judgment withheld until after the cruiser’s court martial.
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Passow
Russia Cannot Buy Pittsburg Rails Report Denied
June 4 report from St Petersburg states the Ministry of Rail Wars denies considering purchasing Pittsburg rails. It says both state and private Russian railways must heed domestic orders from Russian works. The article notes recent foreign orders from Italy Argentina Brazil were fired for export.
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Auto leaps gap in Morland Avenue crash
A large car owned by R G Sommerfeld plunged past Morland Avenue into a Pennsylvania rail embankment. The machine struck and demolished a retaining wall, then leaped twenty feet onto tracks before another wall halted it. The wreck delayed trains but caused no serious injuries.
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Subway Engineer Shoots Self
Baltimore's former B&O chief engineer William T. Manning, 52, is hospitalized with a pistol wound to the head after shooting himself at home during a period of mental distress. Manning, married to Isabel Hudson of Philadelphia with no children, recently consulted on the New York and Boston Gupneys project.
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Grape-Nuts Endorsement Boosts Daylong Work Stamina
A reader letter cites Gauma who recovered strength after switching to Grape-Nuts and Postum by Battle Creek. He claims improved health, energy for long workdays, reduced nervous exhaustion, and brighter intellect. The ad-style testimonial promotes the cereal and Postum as a life changer.
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Dreyfus Attack Sheds Light On Paris Panthéon Scene
Witnesses recount Gregori firing at Major Dreyfus amid Panthéon ceremony for Zola. Police arrest hundreds as crowds march past Nationalist protests. diplomats absent amid tensions. Fallières prepares decree nominating Dreyfus to the Legion of Honor. public debates rage over the shooting and Dreyfus affair.
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Crown Prince George of Servia accused in Montenegrin plot
sensational testimony at Cettinje trial claims bombs were manufactured by Servian artillery officers on Prince George's orders to overthrow Montenegrin government. witness accounts spark fear of renewed diplomatic rupture. Belgrade denies the charges as baseless and calls witnesses professional spies.
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Tribute to Ambassador Bryce at Canada Club dinner
London June 4 The Canada Club dinner was presided by Lord Strathcona. The Earl of Crewe praised Canada before urging development of literature and art. He honored Ambassador Bryce for forging greater Canada US accord and noted the frontier delimitation as a lasting achievement. Congratulatory remarks followed for the penny post arrangement between the United States and England.
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United States
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England
Honesty the Rule, Says Justice Harlan Address
Justice John Marshal Harlan of the United States Supreme Court told the Detroit Bar Association that honesty and fidelity in public office are the rule, not the exception. He praised the separation of powers and George Mason as early proponent, and urged the bench and bar as educators of government principles. He affirmed federal authority over constitutional matters and states’ rights on non-constitutional issues.
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John Marshal Harlan
United States Supreme Court
Detroit Bar Association
Harlan
George Mason
Bench
Bar
Montgomery mining stocks alleged in bank matter
Pittsburg reports former Allegheny National Bank cashier William Montgomery told Receiver Lyons he planned to buy mining stocks with 400,000 shares tied to Pacific Coast and Americas properties. Cash on hand totals $509,008 from notes. St Paul grand jury indicts Wood and Wood associates for conspiracy to defraud via Edwards Wood Company and Wisconsin Stock and Grain Company mail fraud.
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William Montgomery
Allegheny National Bank
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Montgomery
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Alaska
St. Paul
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George W. Wood
L. A. Wood
Forest B. Wood
Edwards-Wood Company
George Wood
Clinton D. Phelps
Martin P. Quigley
Paul Foss
A. W. Brown
Bruce Tuttle
Wisconsin Stock and Grain Company
United States
Mrs Agnes Carr's assault arrest leads to four men
Mrs Agnes Carr of 770 39th Street Brooklyn caused the arrest yesterday of four men she accuses of assault. She was found near a vacant lot close to Kings County Hospital and initially thought to be intoxicated. She suffered a fractured skull and was hospitalized in critical condition. The arrested men are John Murray 846 Rogers Avenue Joseph Fest 78 Snyder Avenue Michael Pwyer 158 Prospect Street James Colling 04 Erasmus Street.
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Snyder Avenue
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Prospect Street
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Erasmus Street
Postage Reduction Stirring U S Britain Talks of Wider Use
Washington reports wide approval of reducing postage to two cents an ounce for mail to Great Britain. The Postmaster General Meyer plans to extend the rate to other countries as reciprocation grows. Berlin notes strong public interest and debates extending the cut to Germany amid financial concerns.
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Will Arrest F G Bailey In Honduras Action
Washington reports the Honduras foreign minister has ordered the arrest of F G Bailey former president of the Export Shipping Company New Jersey and the detention of the steamer Goldsboro and her cargo. Dispatch from Minister Dodge at San Salvador dated yesterday conveys the information per State Department request.
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Finance Commission report unlikely this year says Weeks
Representative John W. Weeks of Massachusetts notes the Finance Commission will likely deliver its report late in the 61st Congress. He calls the panel’s work among the most comprehensive, aiming to reform currency laws, and defends the emergency currency bill against fears it is too broad.
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Bishops and Clergy Sail to Pan-Anglican Congress
Several bishops and clergymen departed city limits to attend the Pan Angl ican Congress in London this month. Notables include Bishop Walker Michigan Bishop Moreland Sacramento and Bishop Johnson Los Angeles. The Lambeth Conference opens July 4 and ends August 5, with talks on a permanent executive body for the world wide Anglican Church.
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Los Angeles
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United States
Changes at Syracuse University
Syracuse trustees dismiss Dean William Kent of the Lyman C Smith College of Applied Science and accept the resignation of Professor Forest E Cardullo after a protracted dispute with Chancellor James R Day. George H Shepard named acting dean. New appointments include Harold L Cleasby, T Roff Jewell, and Sydney Gunn as instructors.
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Harvard
Woman Killed in Collision in Kennebunkport Me
Six passengers on an open electric car on the Cape Porpoise line were injured when the car collided with a string of empty coal cars. One woman, Miss Sarah L. Corliss of Cape Porpoise, died after suffering a spine fracture and internal injuries as debris trapped passengers.
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Toplant
Fire follows train wreck at Port Morris yards
Six men were injured when the Ilion Dollar Express crashed into a switch locomotive and another car in the Port Morris freight yards. The crash, blamed on no signal, sent the lead locomotive and two cars off the tracks and set the freight cab ablaze. Traffic was delayed about ninety minutes as firemen battled the flames. Injured included engine driver John Norton and switch engine driver Wallette Bradier, with others like Richard Warken and Nicholas A. Kelly taken to Lincoln Hospital. a bystander, George Ryan, was also hurt.
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Richard Warken
Nicholas A. Kelly
Lincoln Hospital
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Howard Avenue
New Haven
Joseph Nebb
Episcopal clergyman Hargrave pleads guilty in federal case
In Richmond on June 4, Rev. James T. Hargrave an unfrocked Episcopal clergyman from Hanover County pleaded guilty to using the U S mails to defraud and was sentenced to eight months in jail. Bishop Brewster of Connecticut testified as a witness.
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