Page Hosts Welcoming Dinner For New U S Ambassador
Walter Hines Page received warm accolades at a Savoy dinner hosted by the Pilgrim Society in London. Edward Grey praised cordial Anglo American ties, stressing peaceful collaboration and mutual progress between Britain and the United States. The two nations were lauded for aiming at justice and world peace without threatening any other country.
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Elopement scandal as Lady Churston goes missing
Lord Churston, Reginald Yarde-Buller, asks Scotland Yard to search for his missing wife Denise Orme later Lady Churston It is alleged she fled with a former rival and may have traveled abroad or to America A cable to New York police requested to look for the peeress and her companion amid high society gossip and theatre fame
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Prices high at Huth sale in London
London June 6 The Huth sale set records when an Oliver Goldsmith work Threnodia Augustalis sold for 1500 dollars. A dozen first editions of Goldsmith were offered. a Vicar of Wakefield sold for 455 dollars and another copy, one of two printed in Paris in 1804, fetched 255 dollars.
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Vienna singer’s death prompts murder trial for lieutenant
In voyage from New York to Trieste Lieutenant Jot Kiaric of Gratz is held for murder after a singer of good family died aboard the Franz Joseph. The couple eloped amid parental objections and irregular papers, with emigration officials refusing entry in New York. The singer’s brother pursued the case to Trieste, leading to the arrest.
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England Faces Depopulation Threat From Falling Birth Rate
London reports show England’s birth rate steadily declines with time. The proportion of children under five per million people has fallen from 17 in 1881 to 12,528 in 1881 and further to 11,426 in 1901 and 10, e saw in 1911, indicating demographic challenges not seen since France.
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Marconi Scandal Deepens as Dutch Silence Stirs London
London reporters note Liverpool papers stay silent as Marconi revelations threaten the government. Lord Murray of Elibank is in Bogota under scrutiny over funding for the American Marconi show bought in April and May. Opposition demands his recall and questions the source of the funds, with rumors linking Liberal party funds.
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Baroness Withdraws Blackmail Charge In Paris Case
Baroness Vaugta, once the king’s morganatic wife and former wife of Emmanuel Durieux, withdrew charges of attempted blackmail against her former chauffeur. She accused him of demanding three lots of money to suppress a memoir manuscript revealing her life with Leopold and her ex-husband. The chauffeur was released from prison today.
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Moore Seeks Japanese Resolution On California Land Case
Washington dispatches report John B. Moore of the State Department advancing legal arguments as Japan seeks arbitration over California land ownership. The Japanese note contends California law violates the 1911 treaty and the Fourteenth Amendment, while Japan weighs international arbitration and Panama Exposition plans amid public protest.
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United States
Tatsuo Yamamoto
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San Francisco
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Two M. P. s in Divorce Suit in High Court
The case involves Hubert William Culling Carr-Gomm suing Kathleen Carr-Gomm for divorce. Liberal M. P. for Rotherhithe, Carr-Gomm names Eliot Crawshay-Williams as co respondent. Lloyd George's Chancellor Lloyd George faces question over court involvement as alleged incidents point to Downing Street and a Wales residence.
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Peary Honored in Paris by Legion of Honor
In Paris Kate See Reese, head of the French Geographical Society, urged President Poincaré to confer the Legion of Honor on Rear Admiral Robert K. Peary. A large audience gathered at the amphitheatre Bor Donne for a lecture on Peary's Arctic exploration, with eminent scientists and officials in attendance.
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Ottawa to pay for three battleships amid senate clash
In the House of Commons Sir Wilfrid Laurier pressed the government after the Senate rejected the naval bill. Prime Minister Monton indicated funding and a future revival of the bill as ships near completion. A heated debate ensued with Laurier urging a plebiscite on naval policy.
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Irish RIFLES- Seizure Ties to Baron Fareham Case
Customs authorities seized a cache of five hundred rifles and bayonets addressed to Baron Inham at his estate in Hampshire. The arms, shipped from a London firm, point to an elaborate London network supplying Unionist centers in winter with weapons. Baron Fareham, a long serving Irish peer and South Africa veteran, leads the North of Ireland Imperial Yeomanry and supports Home Rule so far as is recorded. The seizure follows a phase of heightened arms activity in the region.
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Spanish Ambassador Says Legation to Embassy Favored
Madrid June 6 Count Romanones Spanish Premier said the Senate committee in Washington reported favorably a move to raise the United States Legation in Madrid to embassy status. Foreign Office reports the change will take effect after a similar promotion in Argentina.
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Kaiser Honors Carnegie in London Audience Request
Emperor William fixes June morning for a meeting with Andrew Carnegie and his associates Robert S. Brookings of St. Louis and Jacob G. Schmidhapp of Cincinnati. They will present a congratulatory address signed by leading Americans. The date coincides with the twenty fifth anniversary of the German Emperor's rise. Carnegie views it as a great honor to the United States and German elements there.
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Cincinnati
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Factory Riot in German Town Leaves Seventy Wounded
Police clash with chicory factory strikers at Frauendorf near here after a previous killing. Reinforcements from Stettin arrive as police sabers and revolvers are used. About sixty civilians and ten policemen seek treatment after a night of fighting.
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Belgium Plans Loan Negotiations in Paris Bankers
Brussels reports the Belgian government is negotiating with a Paris group of bankers for a loan of about 127000 dollars at 4 percent interest.
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Miss Davison Dying in London After Racecourse Incident
Long narrative reports Emily Wilding Davison in critical condition after surgery at Epcom hospital in London. The piece also covers militant suffragette actions near the Balkan peace conference and a Woman's Freedom League protest outside St James's Palace, with police warnings and arrests.
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