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Newspaper
New York Tribune
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1914
Page
19
A church splits amid a deacon’s resignation and a pastor’s controversy. Worshippers claim a lack of real Christianity in the parish while leaders debate authority, discipline, and future direction. Motives and names surface as members discuss accountability and church unity.
Fragmented report outlines French politics as Delcasse rejects forcing Emile Combes into the premiership. Notes obstruction fears, government stability, and evolving support from Republicans amid a tense political climate.
An action centers on alleged false entry and deposits tied to coal lands valued at 1 500 000. Government seeks to unite Northern Colorado Coal in Wyoming with Magsees Torops and Pern as parties. Court date set before Judge Lawie McPvterns on June 2 for preliminary hearings at Wamterny.
A man scaled the Buckingham Palace wall evading guards and a patrol of Grenadier Guards. Inside he entered a royal corridor before being chased by Page Copple and captured. Separately suffragettes disrupted worship at Westminster Cathedral and the Church of the Oratory, with a woman yelling protests before being escorted out.
A band of militant suffragettes interrupted a Church of the Oratory mass in London, chanting for Emmeline Pankhurst. Two women were seized by ushers and worshippers. one struck, causing a nosebleed. Police escorted others to the station. two, Christine Andrews and Mrs Mary Vausten, were bailed later. Attacks on open air meetings followed with mobs at Hampstead Heath and Hyde Park.
A Telegraph report recounts Dr Franklin of the University of Pennsylvania Museum recounting a four month Amazonian journey in the Guianas. He presents photographs and accounts of tribes that had never seen whites or civilization, detailing primitive tools and daily life, including risks and near-death moments during their expedition.
King Alfonso traveled by automobile to a specialist for a periodic examination today. Ten years ago he planned to proceed to Madrid by express train with Colonel Ohbli Lee aboard as a passenger.
Arthur Grenfell in a personal statement to The Times discusses the Canadian Agency Limited suspension and related liabilities. He says the liabilities are likely not much more than five million dollars and explains his role as agent for reforms at Grand Trunk Railway and Lake Superior Corporation. He cites a riding accident and market declines as factors, notes profits would have benefited the agency’s shareholders, and that a settlement appears near with possible rehabilitation of associated companies.
President Roosevelt continued his journey from Paris toward Max Arid to attend the wedding of his son Kermit Moomevelt and Miss Kelle Willard, daughter of the American ambassador. A crowd gathered as photographers poised to capture the departing former president and notable figures including Mrs Niche Laneworth and Miss Katherine Page.
The Tribune reports near eastern tensions may trigger a wider war, with Greece and Whey courting naval deals. Greece has bought the Chinese cruiser Petburg and seeks more ships, while Argentina’s two dreadnoughts remain unavailable. European powers await Washington’s stance as diplomacy centers on Greece Turkey and Brazil.
Fragmented text suggests government steps to equip Buena Asser with modern war vessels. Mentions Spivndst gries and peooling Couelitione ir Areenting, with unclear motive and approval timing. Possible fall review and presidential involvement implied.
A garbled account describes a performance by a grand duke figure and a tuner during last night’s event. The narrative notes abnormal behavior and a quick return to normal after a disturbance, with attention to the performer’s state and audience reaction.
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