Congregational minister quits amid parish turmoil
The Rev J Albert Dejay of Mariners Harbor Baptist Church resigns after a tumultuous service. Deacons opposed the move but offered no obstruction as the vote passed with ten adults, nine children, and four deacons in favor. Mrs Dejay accuses the parish of lacking real Christianity and notes ongoing fights while Dejay and deacon Ralph Van Name depart. Van Name and others reflect on the acrimony and resignation.
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J. Albert
Mariner's Harbor
Peojay
Ralph van Name
Deojay
Aneust
Roome
Mevet
Rosbie
Ranma
Jastor
Calliaux Allies Push for New French Government
Paris reports allies of ex Premier Calliaux persist in obstruction to forming a ministry and a new government. Ribot’s supporters seek a Republican majority, while monarchist and conservative factions jockey to influence the cabinet and timing of military and health policies.
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Paris
Joseph Calliaux
Poincaré
Timtle Sa
MM Geosov
Peytral
Fotncard
Fenterring
Prewer
Paally
Ribot
Seasiver
Coal Lands Case Involves $8.5 Million Value
A pending federal action concerns a coal land tract valued at £1,109,000 with estimated tonnage, filed by a major energy group against a long list of parties. The case, overseen by Judge Lewin, is set to be heard June 4 and carries implications for ownership and royalty rights across 140 acres.
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Aepouiia
United State
Colorado Coal Geeing
Yrone
Penn
Lewin
Curt
Felda
Ae Wren
Intruder scale palace as suffragettes clash with guards
An audacious entry to Buckingham Palace by a man named Pike is detailed with guards outside and Grenadier Guards inside. He donned a servant's outfit after scaling a wall and creeping through a basement window, encountering Queen’s page Copple before being captured. Nearby, suffragettes invade Westminster Cathedral and the Church of the Oratory, disrupting services with protests.
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Pike
Copple
Felice
Edward Mwenry
Police
Bow Street
Buckingham Palace
Victoria
Jones
Duke of Wellington
Buckinghan Palace
Westminster Cathedral
Church of the Oratory
Brompton
Bernard Vaughan
Modern Crusoes Find Real Fridays in Guiana Wilds
Telegraph reports Dr Frank Church of the University of Pennsylvania Museum led an Amazon expedition into the Guianas. He returned with photographs corroborating accounts of tribes unseen by whites, primitive tools, and a perilous journey where a canoe theft nearly cost lives.
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Robinson Crusoe
South America
Franklin Church
Amazon
University of Pennsylvania Museum
Farrah
Guianas
Farrabee
University Museum
Church
Dre Church
Ferrabee
Ralat- Dreeders
Alfonso Visits Specialist In Madrid Train Journey
Alfonso travels from Blurrita to San Sepastian for a periodic examination by a nose specialist who previously operated years ago. He will join Colonel Theodore aboard a train to Madrid for the next leg of his royal itinerary.
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San Sepastian
Blurrita
Madrid
Theodore Est
Grenfell Tells How He Failed In Bank Collapse
British financier Arthur Grenfell speaks to The Times about the Chapin Milne Grenfell failure amid suspicions of losses near five million dollars. He says Canadian Agency Limited faced difficulties from a policy drive for reform rather than mere speculation, caused by stock control, a riding accident, and the Balkan war hitting securities. Negotiations for settlement advance, with hopes to rehabilitate Grand Trunk and Lake Superior through agency profits.
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Tribune
London
Chapin, Milne, Grenfell & Co
William Plender
Institute of Chartered Acccountants
the Times
Grenfell
Lake Superior Corporation
Grand Trunk
Lake Superior
Hun
Roosevelt Leaves Paris for Madrid Wedding Planned
Former President Theodore Roosevelt travels from Paris to Madrid where his son Kermit will wed Miss Helle Willard, daughter of the American Ambassador to Spain. Guests include Mia Nichols Longworth, Katherine Page, and Oscar Straus, with calls from Palméres Briand and Mrs Cornelius Vanderbilt.
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Parvelit Day
Madrid
Kermit Roosevelt
Helle Willard
Spain
Roosevelt
Mia
Nicholas Longworth
Katherine Page
Walter Hines Page
Great Britain
Ad Oscar & Straus
Turkey
Faith Wharton
Pal- Méres
Briand
M. Fallières
Tuileries
Signs Point to New War in Near East
Greece and Turkey push for warships in a move with far reaching implications for Europe. Greece bought the Fei-Hung cruiser from China, while talks to sell Idaho and Mississippi to Greece are in Congress. Turkey has ordered further dreadnoughts as tensions rise, and diplomats warn a broader European confrontation may follow.
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Greece
Turkey
New York Shipbuilding Company
Congress
Idaho
Mississippi
Fore River
New York
Rio de Janeiro
Fei-Hung
Argentina
Argentine ships kept amid wartime needs and stalled sale bill
Argentina holds onto its modern warships despite offers to purchase, with conditions in Buenos Aires driving the government to keep the vessels. A naval appropriation amendment allowing the sale of the Idaho and the Mississippi to Greece passed the Senate but awaits House approval.
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Huenos Ayres
Idaho
Mississippi
Greece
Senate
House
Grand Duke of Mecklenburg Strelitz in Critical Health
The Grand Duke suffers phlebitis with rising fever and serious anxiety as officials report his condition. Doctors treat the patient while noting a sudden period of critical signs before stabilizing. State officials and is likely to monitor the outcome closely.
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Berlin
Mecklenburg-Strelita
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