Powers At The Hague Conference Armament Talks
Berlin reports preliminaries to the Hague conference satisfy the Emperor and Foreign Office. Germany aims for arms questions to stay off the agenda while private property at sea and contraband terms loom large. France approves delegates’ instructions. Pellet joins plenipotentiaries as Paris seeks compulsory arbitration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Foreign Office
Germerys
Germany
Prince von Bilow
Reichstag
United States
Great Britain
France
Russia
Herzog, General
Bendes
Eng
Paris
the Hague
Pichon
M. Pellet
M. Beauguiler
Cialist
Besancon
Chamber of Deputies
Hague
Emigration Commission Arrives in Rome to Probe Europe Conditions
Senator Dillingham and fellow U S Immigration Commission members landed in Rome from Naples to study emigration. They may call an international congress to set emigration rules. He praised Italian emigrants for sobriety and industry, noting a few criminals who fled Italy and continued crime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Dillingham
United States Immigration Commission
Europe
Naples
de Castro
Winthrop
Griscom
America
Vessel Blown Up Off Tripoli
Authentic reports describe a vessel laden with contraband ammunition near Port Zarziss at Tripoli. The Maltese or Greek ship, run ashore to evade a Turkish pursuer, exploded after the captain fired the magazine. Thirty five crew were killed or drowned and many injured. none survived.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tunis
Port Zarziss
Tripoli
Japanese sentiment on indemnity for San Francisco damage
Tokyo opinion centers on reparations and punishment for those who damaged Japanese establishments in San Francisco. Public irritation grows over slow negotiations, with diplomats noting U.S. federal stance and Roosevelt’s decisive role in seeking justice.
Tokio Paper Talks War Over Outrages and Japan’s Rights
The Hochi supports Count Okuma on the American question and calls the San Francisco outrages worse than the murder of a missionary in China. It questions pomposity over protecting treaty rights and urges Ambassador Aoki to push Washington to mete out justice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokio
Hochi
Count Okuma
San Francisco
China
Kiao-Chau
Aoki
Washington
Japanese Red Cross official doubts anti Japanese mood in US
London June 6 Baron Takeno Ozawa vice president of the Japanese Red Cross who arrived from New York for the Red Cross conference says reports of ill treatment of Japanese in America are largely local. He notes the San Francisco affair was unique and finds overall cordial American sentiment toward Japan. He urges harmony and hopes the incident is not repeated.
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America
Japan
Washington
Uncle Sam
United States
Roosevelt
London
Baron Takeno Ozawa
Japanese Red Cross
New York
Red Cross
House of Peers
San Francisco
Marietta Leaves Puerto Cortez After Central American Run
The Marietta arrived at Puerto Cortez on June 1 signaling a quick coal up at the Nero collier and bid farewell to Captain Fullam and Dubuque officers. By 5 p.m. the Marietta ended its Central American voyage amid cheers from harbor vessels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Puerto Cortez
Mobile
Marietta
Dubuque
Fullam
Paducah
Ripon urges Irish policy aligned with Irish ideas
Lord Privy Seal Marquis of Ripon tells the Eighty Club in London that Liberal policy should follow Irish ideas. He supports Home Rule and says withdrawal of Birrell's Irish council bill was natural against nationalist goals. He vows to persist toward a permanent settlement reflecting Irish wishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Marquis of Ripon
Ireland
Redmond Addresses Oxford Union on Ireland Self Rule
John E. Redmond spoke at the Oxford Union on Irish affairs. He said Ireland would not reject real self-government but the Birrell bill showed distrust. The Union passed a resolution by 859 to 226 endorsing Ireland managing its own affairs. Undergraduates gave Redmond an enthusiastic reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oxford
Oxford Union
William Glynne Gladstone
John E. Redmond
Redmond
Ireland
Birrell
Miss Fox Not Held For Trial In U K Slaying Case
Miss Elsie Fox an American was charged with manslaughter after her car struck and killed William Parrish a laborer while driving to the Newmarket races. The magistrate found insufficient evidence to send the case to trial and dismissed the charge. Lady Robert Cecil defended Miss Fox.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royston
England
Elsie Fox
Prize Cup for Balloon Trip Over the Alps
Dowager Queen Margaret of Italy offers a prize cup for a successful balloon crossing of the Alps from Geneva announced on June 6. The event centers on a daring air voyage and royal sponsor in Switzerland.
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Alps
Geneva
Switzerland
Margaret
Italy
The Douma May Endure
In St. Petersburg the Novoe Vremya article signed by Stolypin’s brother questions dissolution of the Douma. It notes the new election law could trigger a crisis and that Stolypin’s stance may be shifting. Golovin urged faster action on the inviolability bill before parliament next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Petersburg
Stolypin
Novoe Vremya
Douma
Russia
M. Stolypin
Golovin
Reign of Terror in Lodz as Workers Strike
In Lodz Russian Poland from June 2 a reign of terror killed eleven people and wounded thirty seven. Workers form a secret vigilance committee executing bandits nightly. Corpses on streets display papers listing reasons for the executions. A civil engineer Reiss and director Arniecker were targeted. attackers escaped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lodz
Russian Poland
Reiss
Poznanski
Arniecker
Karsch
Great Migration to Siberia Surges with Settlers
The St. Petersburg report shows 283665 people moved to Siberia from January 1 to May 15 with May daily average 8300. Most were settlers, only 1.2 percent returning families. thousands wait at stations for river steamers. Emigration shifts eastward filling Transbaikalia Amuria and Primorskaya amid Manchuria concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Petersburg
Siberia
Tchelyabiiok
Lake Baikal
Transbaikalia
Amuria
Primorskaya
Manchuria
Russia
East Siberia
Torpedo Boats Arrive In St. Petersburg Amid Public Glee
A squadron of seven teen torpedo boats funded by popular subscription for the war with Japan arrives in St. Petersburg. The ships line both sides of the Neva for public inspection. Rear Admiral Von Essen commands the squadron. he previously served at Port Arthur and aboard the Sebastopol when she sank.
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St. Petersburg
Japan
Neva
von Essen
Port Arthur
Sebastopol
Italian couple faces crisis as wife malfunctions on pier
Pietro Marianni fledgers cradle child as Angela Marianni, erratic and suicidal, tried to leap from the France Line pier near the mail wagon. Two long shoremen restrained her before she could jump. They planned to return to Italy but the trip paused by hospital care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pietro Marianni
Pietro
Angela Marianni
Bessemer
Mich
Marianni
Angela
Italy
la Savole
St. Vincent's Hospital
Bread price rise hits Paris markets in June
Paris reports bread cost climbing from four to five cents a pound as wheat prices rise. The higher bread price spreads beyond Paris to interior towns and broadens cost of living. Newspapers note widespread increases across commodities and cite rising averages since early June.
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Paris
Aeronaut Near Death As Airship Drifts Off Boston
Lincoln Beachy narrowly escaped death when his motor failed off Revere Beach forcing the airship seaward. He rode seven miles over Boston landmarks including Park Street Church and the State House dome before landing safely on Boston Common. Rescuers towed the craft ashore as the airship drifted in the harbor without damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Lincoln Beachy
Revere Beach
Beachy
Park Street
State House
Boston Common
Boston Harbor
Reacy
Elizabeth Moore advances in Metropolitan championship women singles
In the West Side Lawn Tennis Club event Elizabeth H Moore, the national champion from Kings County, won through to the final rounds by defeating Clara Kutroff 7 6 1 6 1. Marie Wagner forced a lengthy battle before fallen 3 6 10 8 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Side Lawn Tennis Club
117Th Street
Amsterdam Avenue
Elizabeth H. Moore
Marie Wagner
Walter L. Pate
Brooklyn
Arthur S. Cragin
7Th Regiment
Herbert L. Westfall
Otto M. Hinck
Elizabeth IL Moore
Kings¢ County
Clara Kutroff
Ise Futna Wildey
Plainfield
Laura
West Side
Miles Clover Boldt
Mixa Ethel F. White
New York
Elizabeth H Moore
Kings County
Hamilton Graze
Theodore Roosevelt Pell
U. S. Prentie
H. Fitch
R. M. Robinson
Englewood Feld Club
H. D. Montgomery
Siwanoy
A. J. Calhoun
Frederick G. Anderson
W. S. Linde
R. Allen
Rolfe Floyd
Otto H. Hinck
Montclair A
H. I. Weetfall
Raymond Db. Little
Artemus Holmes
Knollwood Country Club
G. A. L. Dionne
Clifford Crapo
Frederick G Anderson
Slade
George L. Rodman
Elp Frothingham
Dr. F. McMullen
Englewood Field Club
Hatec
Bartlett
A.C. Bostwick
Child
Bopstein
Salinger
Larned Becomes Tops in Tennis Showdown at Crescent Club
William A. Larned defeated C. Wright 6-3 6-4 on the Crescent Athletic Club courts after Wright’s four set win over Karl Behr in doubles. Behr’s improved doubles form praised. Hobart beat Larned 6-3 7-5 while Le Roy and Behr split sets as darkness halted play. The international team sails from Boston June 11 aboard the Saxonia for England with several prominent players.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beats C. Wright
William A. Larned
Crescent Athletic Club
Say Ridge
Larned
Wright
Karl H. Behr
Raymond SD. Little
Holcombe Ward
Behr
England
Clarence Hobart
Edwin P. Larned
Robert le Roy
le Roy
Boston
Saxonia
Hackett Retains Felipe Cup In Five Set Finish
Harold H. Hackett defended his Felipe challenge cup at the New York Lawse Club on 123d Street and Manhattan Avenue defeating Henry H. Mollenhauer 6-2 6-2 1-6 1-6 6-2 after five sets. Hackett led 3 love early and later surged to win five straight games to seal the match as a large crowd looked on.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold H. Hackett
New York Lawse Club
Manhattan Avenue
Henry H. Molenhauer
Kings County Club
Hackett
Mollenhauer
Deuce
Yale
Ffth
Tech
Nationalizing Havana Sanitation Service Aims to End Yellow Fever
Havana reports Governor Magoon will nationalize the sanitary service to stamp out yellow fever. All municipal sanitation control is abolished and power rests in the Department of Sanitation in Havana. Major J. R. Kean will supervise the new department. a decree will be issued tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havana
Magoon
Department of Sanitation
J. R. Kean
Medical Corps
Plainfield Horse Show Opens With Strong Crowd and Wins
The fourth annual Plainfield Riding and Driving Club show at Woodland avenue drew a large crowd despite early rain. J. W. Harriman’s Avondale Farm horses led with four blue ribbons, while Reginald Vanderbilt’s entries earned two red. Miss Emily Bedford of Brooklyn was a strong rival with three firsts and two seconds, though her Donner and Blitzen team was pulled for a possible lame horse in Class 11. Seventeen classes continue tomorrow with heightened rivalry expected and a blue book harness cup to be contested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Tribune
Lainfield
Plainfield Riding and Driving Club
Woodland Avenue
J. W. Harriman
Avondale Farm
Reginald Vanderbilt
Philadelphia
Emily Bedford
Brooklyn
Mr. Harriman
Miss Bedford
Donner
Blitzen
Harriman
Laughing Water
Chieftain
Vanderbilt
Phoebe Notton
Marie Tempest
Alexander Giloer
Br. m. Lady Eccles
Br. G
Emily H. Bedford
Gertrude E. Elliott
Margaret McCutchen
James Getbin
Harneas
Charles J. Fisk
B. G. Lord Burieigh
B. G Lordrock
George Watson
B. m. Lady Watson
B. G. Viscount
Edward Knilerern
B. m. Kissing
B. m. Kisslig
Otto H. Kahn
B. G Sultan
Ch. G. Khed
Wiliam Carr
B. G. Majestic
James Gethin
H. G. McElwaine
William Carr
E. c. Rich
Amanda Baron
Jacob Meyer
Lulu Potts
John F. Gibson
B. G. Possibility
W. McCutchen
W. J. Buttfield
B. m. Patsey Palmer
H. G. McEwaine
Lady Grange
Rufus L. Pain
B. G. Durham
Margaret W. McCutchen
Lewis E. Waring
J. E. Davis
George P. Melnick
John Kerr Branch
H. D. Holloway
Ourth
Harry G. Runkle
B. G. Ord Burleigh
H. D. Hollo
Scotland
En mi
Lady Watson
B. G. Sultan
Anne
Rufus L. Patterson
Durham
Mabel Hooley
M. C. Maxwell
Tonzo Sauvage
C. W. McCutchen
Br. G. Bimbashi
Mrs. Edwin & Hooley
Louisa F. Waring
Br. m
Esgog Swell
Mary Pryne
Ch. m. Phoebe Watton
Ch. m. Marie Tempest
Mr. Iwin S. Hooley
Ch. m. Dart
George R. Moste
Ch. G. Climax
Wit
Y. Commodore
Class
Isaddle
Heister Farm
Ch. G. Bedminster
H. G McFiwaine
J. T. Tey
H. Mwaine
Charles W. Fisk
Run Bers of the
Lewis FE. Warthows
B. G. Mechanic
G . Wishaway
Peter Hauck
Harry G
Winds Favor Yachts Racing to Bermuda From Gravesend Bay
A fleet of twelve yachts started from Gravesend Bay with a favorable westerly wind along the Atlantic coast bound for Bermuda. predictions show finish times ranging from 3:20 am to late Tuesday night depending on speed, with several pace scenarios outlined for 10 to 4 knots.
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Atlantic
Gravesend Bay
Bermuda
Governor cannot visit state camp during rainy drills
Peekskill N Y June 6 all drills completed by Jita Regiment at the state camp despite intermittent rain. Governor Hughes cannot visit the camp and wrote to Colonel Foote. Notables included General Roe and Lt Col Kirby. Afternoon field day sports featured multiple events with Rigby winning several races and sharpshooter shots.
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Peekskill
N. Y
Jita
Hughes
Foote
Roe
Kirby
New York
Young Men’‘s Christian Association
Rigby
Hospital Corps
Muir
Company M
Pell
Walters
Company I
Company D
Walter
Company L
McLellan
Company B
Schuyler
Thompson
Company E
Company G
Wright
Hanson to Have Policeman Broken
Deputy Commissioner Hanson heard two cases yesterday involving patrolmen. Thomas F. Kerns of West 125th street station was fined three days pay after allegedly abusing artist Thomas Nast Jr. over coal removal at his home on March 6. Michael H. Crowley of Mercer street station faced a false statement charge. Hanson recommended discharge from the force.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas F. Kerns
West 125Th Street
Michael H. Crowley
Mercer Street
Hanson
Kerns
Thomas Nast, Jr
West 112Th Street
Nash
Crowley
Harold
Leitensberg
Church Street
Three Broadway Stores in Manhattan District
Readable items mention three Broadway stores with addresses on Warren Street 13th Street and 32nd Street. No further details provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broadway
Gould Motion Queried in Separation Suit Over Cruelty Allegations
In New York Supreme Court Justice McCall heard Howard Gould’s motion to strike alleged cruelties from the bill of complaint in Katharine Clemmons Gould’s separation suit. Attorney De Lancey Nicoll argued the claims about spies, mail tampering, and late 19th century sexual conduct are irrelevant and scandalous, while Clarence Shearn urged that cruelty can include harmful conduct and need not show physical injury. Briefs were due Monday as both sides sought extensions on answers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Gould
de Lancey Nicoll
Katherine Clemmons
Justice McCall
Supreme Court
Port Washington
Mr. Nicoll
New York
Nicoll
United States
England
Shearn
Mr. Shearn
Mr& Gould
William C. Woodward
Hawley
Woodward
Carnegie Mortgage in Hudson County Suit
Andrew Carnegie seeks mechanics liens filed against Cockburn Barrow and Machine Co a Jersey City plant project Three liens include one for 1000 and two for supplies A mortgage for 25000 is placed on the property
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Andrew Carnegie
Hudson County
Cockburn Barrow and Machine Company
Jersey City
Ae Ee
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Waring
Miss Waring
Plainfield, N. J
U&er
Miss Moore
Miss Wagner
Horses IN the Ring
Norfolk
Racers, Peet & Company
Warren St. 13Th St
Gould
Carnegie
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