Americans Praise Philippine Rule and Mission of Cleveland
A motion adopted by the crew of the ship Cleveland extols the American administration in the Philippines. They commend health, education, public works, and revenue reforms, praising welfare and stability under U.S. governance and urging the copy of resolutions to Wilson and State officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bureau of Health
uCh Ag
Islands
Woodrow Wilson
Willam Gynnings Ryan
W. Cynmeron Parkes
Philprines
Ruetir
Minnesota
Wallokan
Ptah
Ativoon
Reniurnare Ey Cereal Mathew
New
Ira
Theo Antuisette
Michlean
Bronstin
Thi Dre McLong
Waelingtin
Rorretans
Kinnear Loses Suit Amid Frauds Claim In Plantations Case
The case against Henry Kinnear of New York rests on charges of fraud in the flotation of the Cuban London Plantation Company. Charles Eugene Marbonhead testified that New York business men held large stakes while alleging the plaintiff acted as a pawn for a group of handlers attempting to wreck the company and gain control. The jury found for the defendants, rejecting the plaintiff's view.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moe Landin
Tater
Charles Eugene Marbonhead
Pironeer
Henry Kinnear
New
Red Enery
Storms Sweep Across Germany After Heat Wave
A June 1 report describes violent thunderstorms across the German Empire following a spell of intense heat. Rivers flood shores, crops suffer, and many farms incur damage as winds uproot trees and heavy rain erodes land.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
German Empire
Canadian Senate Approves Three Battleships Plan
Nations delegates discuss naval program as Canadian authorities press for construction of three battleships. Debate centers on budget, strategic value, and timing with meeting held in Washington. Officials emphasize national defense needs amid shifting global threats.
Lord Murray Under Fire In Open Assembly Hearing
A heated session in parliament probes Lord Murray of Folland over alleged misdeeds connected to Pattee and Ang. Ebanks testimony claims Lord Murray purchased Ip Apett and Ang in 1919 with three shares, while American Marconi asserts the matter is politically charged by Conservative papers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ator Anvirn
Enue
Ted Mutepee
Ebanks
Sturront
Muri
Filland
Marconi Elares
Tain Fem
Agitaren
Ruranka
Srental
Franklin book edition scarce copy sale note
Fragmentary item notes a Franklin book or pamphlet titled fReway on Liberty and Necessity with limited print run of one hundred copies. Mentions London prints, suppression of the original edition, a copy once offered to British Museum authorities fifty years ago for four dollars, and a later sale price of five dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Franklin
Henry Stover
Britiah Museum
Sinews of War Examined Amid Triple Entente Balance
In Paris June a deputy reports the Triple Alliance Germany Austria Hungary and Italy have weaker war finances than the Triple Entente Great Britain France and Russia. He notes Allied banks hold about 741 million with 2.6 billion in regulation while the Entente banks chart 34.4 billion in credits. He argues Germany cannot sustain a long war and France must keep a large front line army.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Sattling Meares
André Lefevre
Manele
Heemany
Austria-Hungary
Italy
Hiten Penne Kersine
Chamber of Deputies
Germany
Triple Entente Rosone
Jockey Club urged to disqualify Reiff after Derby
The article reports calls from sporting writers and officials to disqualify jockey Johnny Reiff for his ride in yesterday's Derby. It notes stewards face pressure amid debate over interference and the race outcome, with commentary from The Sporting Life and The Westminster Gazette. Emily Davison is mentioned in context of suffrage activism and public reaction to the Derby event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnny Reiff
Derby
Tokoy
Hueter
Bellt
Emily Davison
Anmier
Liten Sealey
San Francisco
Eufragette
Trittane
Teeiag
Mies Tisetaont
Mra Scatt-Wrey
Ale
Tam Steai
Rauke
Shoke
Heten
Urese
Ahasi
Mous
Ebe Epsom Hospital
Mise Davison
Jncherke
Uiyar
Mian Davinon
Wilson Hopeful After Meeting With Chinda
Report on June 5 indicates both nations open to discussion with no arbitration agreed. Officials describe the talks as exploratory, with Japanese protests over Saliferna land restoration central to contention and U S efforts to ease tensions ongoing.
Descendant of General Wolfe Denied Estate Claim
A description notes a Wolfe descendant facing a legal action over a late 18th century estate share. The document alleges the claimant received $28 over several years, with further references to a Panadian government purchase and a purchase at Quenor Hiner in Wheterham, plus a mention of a tense controversy regarding the legacy and heirs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lunden
Sera Chivietion
Lepiaty Skield
le Wenn
Wolfe
Deven
Quenor Hiner
Wheterham
Magazine Men on Trial Over Stock Fraud Scheme
Anna M ugines and five officials of the Sterling Publishing Company faced federal charges for engineering stock maneuvers to cushion their wealth. The three top executives were indicted and awaited further hearings as the case proceeded in court. Their actions allegedly diverted dividends from nonstock sources, triggering involuntary bankruptcy proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DIN Anna
Ulead
Solianiga
Sterling
Thepton Magualew Ville
Atkin
Petradetpita Iawge
Lee Siliwell
Ant Fogere
Baeua
Wood
Gary
Olurobiln Magsaine
Colamsia-Sterling
Shine Company
Ehmpany
Fim
Eutekn
Women Slaves Debate Wages At Leale Convention
Mrs Robins urges fair pay for women workers during a convention of the Woman's Trade Union League. She argues that women are in bondage in industry and calls for a proper minimum wage while listing the need to spare families from wage-erosion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vrtar
Mra Robens
Mra Robinia
New York
Wag Dhoes
Siope
Optimism Revives On London Market Rally
London June 6 The stock market rallied late trading as orders abated though Bank of England weekly report and foreign government securities weakness cause anxiety. A strong syndicate took in hand the commitments of a firm that recently failed involving 4000000 pounds to prevent reckless selling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinane
London
Stock Exchange
Budness
Bank of England
Dseuth
Vonnola
Involvie
Involvie S400
Political Duels Ahead Stir in Vienna Parliament After Resignations
In Vienna yesterday the parliament scene sparked promise of duels as ministers resigned. King reaffirmed the resignations as Dr Lukacs halts military bunting. Opponents like Count Szechenyi, Count Karolyi, Count Khuen-Hedervary and Captain Gernot faced exclusion from the parliamentary guard for four days as punishment amid quarrels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vienna
de. Lukacw
Parilamentary
Gieerd
Niminirs
Peace Dove Fluttered as London Delegates Near Deadlock
Delegates arrive in London facing a possible stalemate as talks with Turkey falter on safety and sovereignty issues. Amid tense sessions at St James's Palace, officials seek a breakthrough to avert a prolonged impasse and avert renewed crisis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Toendon
Turkey
James's Palace
Enorme Tianlian
Meireen
Berlin
Consuls Propose Trade Policy Shift and Diplomatic Roles
Consuls discuss a proposed policy to expand civilian service and widen trade channels with Japan. The resolution urges establishing a wine policy to support public establishments and attract American attention. The chamber president announced two Crimean delegation members will attend future relations talks. The minister for foreign affairs is to attend without delay, and a dinner courtesy proposal is noted.
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Aries
Pafinim
Chelsearents
Consular
John Clafiit
Thehamber
Tukio Clamter
Commune
DL Nicane San
Wold
Oyar
Japan
Warelen
Court Angered by Boasts of Influence in Justice Hendrick Case
Report claims Joseph TL Curry boasted of influence with Justice Hendrick and could sway Supreme Court actions. Affidavits prepared by Farrell and others allege Curry’s claims. Cully and Parrett face multi-party property dispute. Justice Hendrick orders immediate investigation into the stir and potential misconduct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice Hendrick
Jawdson Metilpiek
Cully
Raward J Parrett
Trinity Avenue
The
Bronx
Farrell
William R. Selden
Taputy
Cally
Justice Hendrik
Atoute
Helder
Hendrick
Justion Neridrick
Park Board Opens Bids For Repaving West Drive
The park board opened bids for repaving a large section of West Drive in Central Park. After two weeks of bids being rejected, Day ton Hedges criticized Louise La Roche, alleging interference with bids. Anpha Construction Company was the low bidder. award awaiting completion of contract samples.
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Mark Board
Central Park
Dayton Hedges
Louise la Roche
Stover
Stover Aald
Hedges
An Phat Construction Company
Gam Tplea
Father Finds Missing Lawyer in Court Drama
In a Stuntcip Court proceeding before Justice Snitkin, Harold J. Friedman, a lawyer and former New York Assembly member, vanished six months ago amid mental turmoil after refusing to back William F. Sheehan for the U.S. Senate. Friedman’s father and detectives traced him to no avail from New York to San Francisco. The case, brought by Baltimore lawyer Apert J. Fleischman for $373, reveals funds and checks tied to Friedman, with Friedman stating he has found his son in a Western city and does not expect his return. The episode follows sensational pressure from Charles F. Murphy to vote for Sheehan, and threats of political retaliation in New York City.
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Snitkin
Harold J. Friedman
Tammany
Imi
Williamn F. Sheehan
Friedman
Neary C. Friedman
Fast 2d Street
San Francisco
Apert J. Fleischman
Baltimore
Ballimore
New York
Fleischman
Lincolr ‘Trust Company
Funda
Wise
Fieischman
Columbia Triversity
Freinchman
United States
Alor
Sheehan
Eald
Charles F. Murphy
Sheeha
New York City
Unclear headline about royal marriage suit in Brussels
A chaotic report notes a duchess and a royal claimant in Brussels amid a separation suit. Mentions a baroness and a Belgian figure, with vague references to blackmail, a settlement with a wife, and possible papal dissolution. Details are fragmented and uncertain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orleans
Vaughan
Paris
Dune
Duchess of
Ote
Jena
Brussels
Louie Philippe
France
Baroness Vaughan Blackmail Case Arrest Report
Joe eae a ene neo. The Baronest Vaughan was arrested on the charge of attempting to blackmail the baroness, morganatic wife of King Lennott of Belzivitt. The alleged demand of $100,000 for a manuscript revealing Vaughan life with the Belgian King and her seeing husband Emmanuel Dur rele, from whom a divorce May be obtained. A $50,000 offer from a new paper for a manuscript was rejected, placing the case in police hands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Eae
Baronest Vaughan
Kink Lennott
Belzivitte
Baronse Vaughan
Emmanuel Durrele
Tei Esa
State Notes Overbid Heights Mark New York Auction
State notes overbid amid heavy demand in New York City auction as the 2h iH0 iason of shirt history of the atte and late Controller report an average interest rate near 47 per cent. Proceeds from the sale, with taxation next February, will fund highway panel contracts and short term notes issued to cover construction obligations. Purchasers include Guaranty Trust Company New York and Morgan & Un New York with rates around 4.87 to 3. percent.
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Amany
New York State
Tha Otha
Amope
Orres Albert L Suithon
Allbany
Guaranty ‘Trust Company
New York
Morgan & UN
Man of Pineapple? Escaped Asylum Man Returns to Police
Thomas Sheeran a salesman from Albany escaped Wednesday from the New York State Insane Asylum at Poughkeepsie after three years. He surrendered to police stating his mind was affected and asking to be sent back to the asylum. He was taken to Reliesvue Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poughkeepsie Asylum
Thomas Sheeran
Alebany
New York State
Tovebkeupsie
Wreat
Sheehan
Liautenant
Reliesvue Hospital
Pilegrig
Poughkeepele
Ellie
Columbus Avenue
New York
Ponehkespaie
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Sporting Spirit
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Irene
Deroy
Seattle
Altegecher Linwketthy
Enwteh Suel
Nolan
Ervat Acurt
Jarident
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Tacha Croher Fovkes
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Cragenuir
Wilson
Chinda
the Tribune
Washington
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Salifernia
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Sucretaey
Chiibe
California
Staten
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Bruton
Potetty
MEN ON Trial
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Chamber
Park Board
Lawyed
H. J. Friedman
Murphy
Sohmer
C.C. Shayne & CO
Jearm
Associated
Rica
Great Britain
Baltimore Bee
Suestal Jones
Baltimore Bac
Associated Advertising Clubs of America
North Calvert Street
Baltimore, Md
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