Health of Pope Weakens as Global News Mixes
Reports from Bogota discuss Colombia's likely next president General Reyes or General Velez. Prussian authorities expel Mormon missionaries. Cedric's machinery repaired after a minor accident. Roosevelt tightens postal probe while West shows support. South Carolina flood toll feared. New England fires abate. Brooklyn Bridge crush at rush hour and a Hebrew tailor starve to death. August Belmont routes improvements. Mayor Low forms flood relief committee. Weather shows showers with southeast winds.
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Berwick
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Wilson
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North Woods
New England
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Sandy Hook
Russia
August Belmont
Low
William S. Bennet
Julius G. Kremer
Michael Smith
Wfeather
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Rain making schemes deemed impractical amid drought debate
The piece argues against rain making by bombardment, noting U S Weather Bureau findings that upper air explosions do not affect weather. It explains drought patterns tied to moving barometric depressions and how unusual high pressures over the lakes disrupted normal storm paths since mid April.
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Canada
New England
Middle Atlantic
General Dyrenforth
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Tribune
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Mississippi Valley
Great Lakes
St Lawrence Valley
Atlantic
Gulf of Mexico
Wood and Runcie Revisit Charge Over Brooke Attack
The New York Sun reiterates Major Runcie's claim that General Wood urged the Brooke attack in the North American Review. It calls for full vindication or punishment, urges exposing any third party involved, and demands public identification of sources and witnesses to settle the dispute.
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Runcie
John R. Brooke
North American Review
New York Evening Post
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Evening Post
New-York Sun
Brooke
Sun
General Wood
Santiago
General Brooke
McKinley
Havana
Washington
War Department
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Nature's unseen influence reshapes rainstorm routes
The piece argues that nature readjusts atmospheric pressure, changing rainstorm paths between the Mississippi and the Atlantic. It asserts such shifts are inevitable on a global scale, beyond human control, comparing a weather transition to impossible feats like draining the ocean with a thimble.
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Mississippi
Atlantic
Pike’s Peak
Public debate over Post Office Department scandals and Bristow report
Responses from ex Postmaster General Smith Perry S Heath and others to Seymour Tulloch charges have been published while Bristow’s report remains withheld. The editorial argues for prompt publication, urges Heath’s continued cooperation, and warns against suspicions of favoritism or suppression in the investigation.
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Perry S. Heath
Seymour W. Tulloch
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Bristow
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Tulloch
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Heath
The Sun Sponsors Anonymous Gossip In Libel Dispute
The passage questions who supports anonymous accusations about Wood and Runcie and whether the Sun is backing third parties. It weighs three outcomes: Wood vindicated, Runcie punished, or exposing those who publish false statements. The text probes motives and speakers behind the gossip.
Movement for Fair Milk Prices Gains Momentum
A broad nationwide effort aims to secure a fairer share of milk prices for farmers. Dairy keepers often earn little while consumers pay high costs, with middlemen cited as a possible factor in skimmed profits.
The Adventures of Harry Revel by A. T. Quiller-Couch
The Tribune reviews The Adventures of Harry Revel, a long fiction by A. T. Quiller-Couch known as Q. It notes his link to Stevenson, Cornish roots, and talent for vivid scenes from Plymouth to Ciudad Rodrigo. The piece defends the author’s shift to a longer novel while praising its mature craft and engaging romance.
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Robert Louis Stevenson
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France and the Concordat tensions rise in anti clerical drive
The article argues about the intensifying church state clash in France with calls to abrogate the Concordat. It notes mass anti clerical campaigns, Dreyfus era ghosts, and protests by bishops. It weighs consequences: freeing state from church subsidies and losing oversight, risking religious persecution claims.
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Dreyfus
Cavour
President Finds Relief From Travel Fatigue at White House
The President seeks rest from routine labor and accumulated arrears of work, aiming to ease fatigue after ongoing travel duties and return to duty refreshed.
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White House
Runaway Orange Mountain Trolley Story Sparks Inspection Questions
Readers question the trolley brake inspection on Orange Mountain after a runaway car. The piece probes who inspected the brakes, when the check occurred, and whether any weakness was noted or reported.
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Orange Mountain
Unlikely Rochester acquittal stirs mixed reactions in public
A woman acquitted of murder in Rochester drew a mixed reaction from onlookers and jurors who celebrated her freedom while critics called the demonstration uncalled for. The piece also weighs social issues from disease battles to public justice and sensational crime observations.
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Rochester
Talk of the Day: Old Monarchs and Oddities in US Dailies
In a collage of columns a Scotsman recalls Charles X visiting Holyrood, sparrow hunts on Arthur’s Seat, and barefoot rascal guides. Other items joke about criminals, pensions, cereal temper, and quirky post offices. Also notes wreckers near Newfoundland and light verse.
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Edinburgh
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Charles X of
France
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Crockett
Cleg Kelly
Roosevelt to attend Hanna daughter’s wedding in Cleveland
Special report notes President Roosevelt will travel from Washington with Miss Alice Roosevelt and Secretary Loeb to Cleveland for Senator Hanna’s daughter's wedding next week. The party ships Tuesday afternoon and returns by Thursday, with additional summer plans including trips to Baltimore Charlottesville and Oyster Bay. The piece also outlines family movements and social notices of prominent New York figures and their summer arrangements.
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Charlottesville
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Archibald
Quentin Roosevelt
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Archie
Judge
Diamond
The Diplomatic Corps on Washington Roadways
The Italian ambassador and Signora des Planches tour the suburbs by barouche with a spirited pair of bays. The couple is joined by a dachshund with a cockade, while the French Ambassador and Mme Jusserand travel to Baltimore to visit Rear Admiral Rivet aboard Le Tage and dine on board.
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Notable Washington Society Notes June Visit Highlights
Mrs Foraker returns from Cincinnati and plans a Bryn Mawr trip to visit daughter Mrs Wainwright Miss Foraker will visit York Harbor friends Justice Harlan and family leave Washington for Murray Bay Canada for summer leisure on golf and bay waters Contractors call the king s apartments on the Walsh house third floor readied for the King of the Belgians visit Jerome Bonaparte sails for Europe to join Mme Bonaparte and visit Countess von Oltke in Copenhagen
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Harlan
Thomas F. Walsh
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Europe
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Countess von Oltke
Miss Bonaparte
Copenhagen
New York Society Rolls Through Week of Yachting and Weddings
Yachting trials for cup defenders out of Sandy Hook dominate social week as Atlantic and New York Yacht Clubs host events. The city buzzes with dances and weekend entertaining while Pioneer ends a long coaching club season. A string of high society weddings unfolds from Albany to Fifth Avenue with brides including Miss Reid and Miss White, and closings marked by noble families and military officials.
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Atlantic Yacht Club
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Albany
Oliver
Joseph H. Choate, Jr
New-York
Lenox
Stockbridge
City
Marie Beatrice Reid
Carroll Power
United States Artillery
All Souls’ Church
Madison-ave
Sixty-sixth-st
Florence Sanders
Lida Power
Grace Imloch
Ethan Allen
West Fifty-second St
Notable Arrivals Dot Newport Summer Season
Miss Daisy Bush and Miss May Bush of New York stay at Indian Spring Ocean-ave. Several prominent guests arrive including Mrs. Frank W. Andrews of Boston, Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Andrews, Miss M. E. Wardwell, Mrs. Francis O. French, Lady Cheylesmore, and the Vanderbilts family. The British Ambassador and Lady Herbert visit Narragansett avenue before sailing home. The Belcourt awaits Mr. and Mrs. O. H. P. Belmont arrival, and Emmanual Church marks its first anniversary with services. Ex-Senator E. O. Wolcott and John W. Ellis arrive. others include Miss Alice Pfizer and Mrs. Elisha Dyer Jr. The social season gathers guests from Philadelphia, New York, Providence, and Baltimore.
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Mer
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Emmanuel Church
John Nicholas Brown
A. Lanfear Norrie
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Alfred G. Vanderbilt
Oakland Farm
J. G. Johnson
L. B. McCagg
E. O. Wolcott
Colorado
John W. Ellis
Miss Patterson
Baltimore
Elisha Dyer, Jr
Philip Stevens
Westchester
Senator Wetmore
Whitney Warren
Ambassador Meyer Heads to Turin for Royal Visit
Rome reports United States Ambassador Meyer and Mrs. Meyer have proceeded to Turin to be guests of the Duke and Duchess of Aosta.
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Monument to Countess di Cesnola Erected in Kensico Cemetery
A white granite monument was raised in Kensico Cemetery last Monday over the body of Countess Mary Reed di Cesnola. She funded many Italian orphans and founded the Italian Orphan Asylum in this city, with family members and clergymen in attendance.
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Mary Reed di Cesnola
Mr Day and Miss Barber to Wed in June Ring
Canton notices announce the marriage of Miss Ida Barber daughter of Mr and Mrs Marshall Barber to Luther Day. The ceremony will be at the bride's home South Market Street at 7 o clock on Wednesday June 4. Miss Barber is the niece of Mrs McKinley. Day serves as private secretary to Justice William R Day of the U S Supreme Court.
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Edward L. Patterson
Edward Patterson
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Lucien H. Niles
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Albert Barnes Boardman
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Miss Niles
John J. Knox
Martha Lesher
Raymond Lesher
New York
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C. L. A. Whitney
Albany
Philip Boardman
Grace Church
Charlotte Hoffman Prime
Edward Prime
William Massena Benjamin
Hamilton Fish
Grant Administration
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Canton
Ohio
Ida Barber
Marshall Barber
Luther Day
South Market St
Miss Barber
McKinley
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Hanna Not Going to Europe Says Senator
Senator Hanna denied a widely published report that he would travel to Europe for two or three months. He said he planned a short rest in Cleveland soon and had no intention of leaving the country or choosing a European destination.
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Hanna
Europe
German Minister and family arrive in Weirs for season
The German Minister Baron Speck von Sternburg and his family arrived at The Weirs New Hampshire today. They were immediately taken to Governor's Island to spend the season and will remain until October.
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N. H
Baron Speck von Sternburg
Governor’s Island
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