Protestant protests in House over King Edward's Russia visit
Violent protests by Socialist and Labor members in Parliament target King Edward's planned visit to Russia. They depict Russia as oppressive while urging Britain to maintain peace and avoid entangling alliances. Sir Edward Grey defended the government policy and warned against isolating Russia, noting no new treaty would be discussed during the visit. The motion condemning the visit was defeated 5 to 8.
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Pear Fleet Destroyed in Typhoon Off Wesalia
Victoria B C June 4 The Canadian Australian Inner Manuka reports the destruction of the pearling fleet in a typhoon off Wesalia with forty luggers lost and 270 dead. Most victims were whites while others were Japanese Malars and Kanakas. Survivors tell of exhaustion and shark scavenging. bodies were found along the Broome beach amid wreckage.
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British Admiralty Suit Over Gladiator Collision Resumes
The case against American Line steamship St Paul owners over the Gladiator collision off the Isle of Wight resumes in Admiralty Court. Bowyer testifies he did not sound fog signals. Gladiator signaled starboard and slowed. Captain Passow and others support differing views on signals and speed. Judgment to be withheld until proceedings on the St Paul loss influence findings.
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Admiralty Court
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St. Paul
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Russia denies purchase of Pittsburg rails
June 4 in Petersburg the Ministry of Rail Wers denies reports Russia will buy Pittsburg rails. The state and private railways must source rails from Russian works by charter. Russian orders from Italy Argentina Brazil export markets fill remaining demand.
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Their Auto Leap Over Gap Wrecks Wall Delays Trains
A BRG Sommerfeld car jumped a gap in Pittebure as Martland avenue ends at the Pennsylvania tracks. The machine smashed a retaining wall, leaped twenty feet, landed on the tracks, and struck another wall. It caused Pennsylvania Railroad delays but no serious injuries.
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Subway Engineer Shoots Self in Home Tragedy
William T. Manning, 52, former B&O chief engineer, shot himself at his Baltimore home during a bout of depression. He was consulting on the New York and Boston subways. Manning's wife was Isabel Hudson of Philadelphia. they had two children. His condition was expected to improve.
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Grape-Nuts Endures Long Workdays and Night Study
A reader testimony from Ganan credits Grape-Nuts with restoring health after a severe stomach ailment and chronic fatigue. He describes improved strength, appetite, nerves, and intellect enabling full daytime work and nighttime study, urging others to try the cereal as a health solution.
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Dreyfus Shooting Spurs Panthéon Ceremony Silence
Reports detail the attempted killing of Major Dreyfus by Gregori and the crowd mood at the Panthéon ceremony for Emile Zola. Diplomatic figures stayed away, security lines formed, and thousands witnessed the tribute while debates over Dreyfusism continued.
Crown Prince of Servia Accused in Montenegro Plot
Cettinje June 4 Crown Prince George of Servia faces sensational testimony in a trial of 32 revolutionaries over a bomb discovery last year. Witnesses claim bombs were built by Servian officers on prince’s orders to overthrow Montenegro. Diplomatic rupture expected. Servia denies the charges as unfounded and calls witnesses professional spies.
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Tribute to Ambassador Bryce at Canada Club dinner
London June 4 The Canada Club dinner honored Ambassador Bryce for fostering Canada US accord. Lord Strathcona Mount Royal presided as Earl of Crewe praised Canada’s progress and urged arts and literature development to rival great nations. The frontier accord between US and Canada was credited to Bryce’s efforts. Proponents praised penny post accord between US and England.
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Honesty the Rule Says Harlan at Detroit Talk
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 traced federal jurisdiction to Constitutionally assigned matters, while state powers rest with the states.
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Montgomery Mining Stock Rumor Ties Bank Losses
Pittsburg reports former Allegheny National Bank cashier William Montgomery told Receiver Re Lyons he owned about 4,000,000 mining stock shares. The assets including $500,000 cash may be used to pay depositors, while many securities are believed to be loss making across Pacific Coast to Alaska.
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Allegheny National Bank
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Pacific
South America
Alaska
Wood family named in two grand jury indictments
In St Paul on June 4 the federal grand jury indicted George W Wood L A Wood and Forest B Wood for conspiracy to defraud via Edwards Wood Company. Also charged were George Wood Clinton D Phelps Martin P Quigley Paul Foss A W Brown and Bruce Tuttle—officers of Wisconsin Stock and Grain Company—for misuse of the U S mails.
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Martin P. Quigley
Paul Foss
A. W. Brown
Bruce Tuttle
Wisconsin Stock and Grain Company
United States
Four Men Arrested After Brooklyn Woman Injured
Mrs. Agnes Carr of 770 39th Street Brooklyn caused the arrest of four men she accuses of assault near Kings County Hospital on Wednesday night. She sustained a fractured skull and is in critical condition at Kings County Hospital. Suspects are John Murray 846 Rogers Avenue Joseph Fest 78 Snyder Avenue Michael Dwyer 158 Prospect Street James Colling 64 Erasmus Street.
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Snyder Avenue
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Erasmus Street
Postage Reduction Between U S and Great Britain
From The Tribune Bureau Washington June 4 widespread approval greets the reduction of postage to two cents an ounce to the United Kingdom The Postmaster General Meyer hopes for gradual extension to other countries and notes possible future agreements with France and Germany Also an order to require translations of anarchistic material for entry ports is to be issued Berlin observers welcome the U S Britain rate cut but cite financial hurdles for possible extension to Germany
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Will Arrest F. G. Bailey in Honduras Affair
Washington reports Honduras has ordered the arrest of F. G. Bailey former president of the Export Shipping Company of New Jersey and the detention of the steamer Goldsboro and its cargo following a State Department request. The information came from Minister Dodge at San Salvador in a dispatch dated yesterday.
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Finance Commission may yield new currency law later
Washington reports Representative John W. Weeks says the Finance Commission will not produce a report until late in the 61st Congress. He calls the commission’s work among the most comprehensive, seeking a permanent elastic currency law and notes emergency currency bill could have prevented panic last fall. Weeks defends the securities provision against La Follette’s critique as prejudice not business sense.
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Bishops and Clergy Sail to Pan-Anglican Congress
Several bishops and clergymen left the city to attend the Pan-Anglican Congress in London this month. Key figures include Bishop Walker of Western New York Bishop Williams of Michigan Bishop Moreland of Sacramento and Bishop Johnson of Los Angeles.
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Changes at Syracuse University
Syracuse trustees dismiss Dean William Kent amid a long dispute with Chancellor James R. Day and accept Professor Forest E. Cardullo’s resignation. George H. Shepard named acting dean as faculty appointments include Harold L. Cleasby T. Roff Jewell and Sydney Gunn as instructors in English.
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Liman C Smith College of Applied Science
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James R. Day
Cardullo
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Harold L. Cleasby
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Yale
Sydney Gunn
Harvard
Woman Killed in Collision on Atlantic Shore Line
Six passengers on an open electric car on the Cape Porpoise and Kennebunkport branch were injured in a head on crash with a string of empty coal cars. The forward coal car crushed the passenger car front, trapping several aboard. Miss Sarah L. Corliss of Cape Porpoise sustained a spine fracture and internal injuries and died shortly after.
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Topliant
Fire follows train wreck in Port Morris yard crash
Six men injured as Ilion Dollar Express freight crashes into a switch locomotive and car in the Port Morris freight yards at 132d street and Willow avenue. The locomotive and two cars derail as the cab catches fire. Traffic delays follow, and two train crews are arrested. Injured include engine driver John Norton, switch locomotive driver Wallette Bradley, brakeman Richard Warken, and others.
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Springfield
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Nicholas A. Kelly
Lincoln Hospital
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Howard Avenue
New Haven
Joseph Nebb
Richmond Clergyman Guilty of Mail Fraud Sentenced
In Richmond on June 4 Rev James T Hargrave an unfrocked Episcopal clergyman from Hanover County pleaded guilty to using the United States malls to defraud and was sentenced to eight months in jail. Bishop Brewster of Connecticut testified against him.
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